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But Craig, I've given you permission to show you.
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So I hope you feel welcome.
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And sorry that it's taken so long to get to you.
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Yes. Thanks for letting me come on.
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Could you put me in things so I can share my screen?
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You can, Craig.
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Thanks.
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Right. OK, so.
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So what I'm going to talk about tonight is a follow on from John Badoin's comments.
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What John Badoin was saying was that basically the vaccines are.
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And as you all know, in the UK, Madaslam was one thing they used against people in 2020.
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But the truth is, they've actually used a whole range of methods to get to the people.
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They've actually used a whole range of medications against people in different countries.
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And what I'm going to show you tonight is the evidence for that, which is quite large.
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We're going to be looking at Remdesivir and its associated family of drugs, which include.
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Well, you're listening to bullshit.
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It's not bullshit.
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John, I was able to talk about boring before.
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Yeah. So what we're going to look at is Remdesivir, but also the family of drugs to which Remdesivir belongs to,
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which includes Tenofovir, which includes Abacavir, which includes Ritonavir and also Tamiflu,
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which is also part of the same family of drugs as Remdesivir.
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And what I'm going to show you is the actual properties of these drugs.
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So that you can see what's what's been going on in the year of the so-called pandemic [privacy contact redaction]s.
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So now I'm going to try and share my screen.
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So to do that, I'm going to go to the PowerPoint.
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There you go. And if I go to this one and this one and.
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Share screen. Yeah, good.
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Can everyone see this?
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Well, I can. I don't know about you.
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Can you see it? Yeah.
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OK, that's good.
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So we're going to start. I'm going to go quickly, because obviously we've got limited time.
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So I'm going to quickly run through the basis of the data that I'm talking about.
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It's the uterovigilance. Everyone's probably heard of uterovigilance, which is the European version of theirs.
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Yes. So everyone thinks, well, it's already public, but it's not really public because you can only use
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their interface and you can only get tiny snippets of information.
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So what what Ankur Wouter did was he provided the code for downloading the entire uterovigilance.
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He provided the code. You could call him a professional computer programmer.
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He downloaded. He created the code for downloading the whole thing.
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So I used his code and it worked.
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And in one day, I downloaded the entire uterovigilance, which is about five gigabytes.
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Uterovigilance is a database of adverse reactions just like theirs.
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It covers everything, not just vaccines.
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There are, in fact, [privacy contact redaction]s.
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Thirteen thousand. If you look at compare it to theirs, where there's only 100 vaccines,
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And it has 25 million.
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OK, that's that's that done.
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Wouter or Kima provided the code, as I said, I tweaked it a bit and it worked on Python.
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And then we got I got the whole download.
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Here's the download link.
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You don't have to actually download anything yourself, because I've already done it.
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And I've loaded the entire database onto Dropbox.
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So anyone who's out there, who's a data analyst, whatever, can actually just go to the Dropbox and download the whole thing.
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So you don't have to do any of the coding or anything.
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And this is what it looks like.
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That's what it looks like.
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So that's how I've organized it, the entire database.
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And now we're going to analyze some stuff with it.
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Now, the first thing I did was I wanted to look at remdesivir,
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They've been saying remdesivir gives you liver injury or kidney injury.
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And I wanted to see if there was a confirmation of that.
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So what I did was I filtered the entire database just for symptoms of remdesivir.
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All the symptoms, I counted the frequency of each one and to see which were the strongest symptoms.
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And look what you find.
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You find that the symptoms shaded in yellow are all liver injury or kidney injury.
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It's like remdesivir, it's like it attacks the liver and the kidney.
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OK, so that got me interested.
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OK. So then I thought, what about let's find out if remdesivir is worse or better than other drugs in this for these symptoms.
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And as you can see, Valkyrie, which is remdesivir, occurs right at the top.
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But you can see that percentage wise, we're looking at about five percent of the reports for remdesivir result in liver injury.
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And the others above it, there's only a few above it and there's about 13,000 below it.
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So it's right at the top of the table for liver injury.
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And as you can see on this second page, Tamiflu, which is the version, the antiviral given to children.
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And also ritonivir, which is another name for paxlovid.
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This was before the vaccine was rolled out, but all of them cause liver injury and kidney injury.
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So and they're all part of the same family, isn't that a coincidence?
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They're all part of the same family of drugs, which all end in ivir.
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Now, this family of drugs, as you will see, is a very interesting family.
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So I got a bit curious there.
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Abacavir, the same family as remdesivir, just happens to be right at the top out of 13,000 drugs.
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So basically, this family of drugs, which Fauci in America recommended and which Bidin Vax is essentially looking like it causes liver injury,
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So I then went on to look at what family these drugs belong to.
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And obviously, it is the antiretroviral drugs which were used to treat HIV by Fauci.
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Again, this guy just crops up.
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You know, this was like 40 years ago when the HIV began and Fauci there was managing that pandemic, so-called pandemic.
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And now, lo and behold, we're now in the COVID pandemic and he's using the same drugs, probably with the same amount of harmful effects.
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So again, I ordered the entire database for remdesivir.
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For the uterovigilance database was searched for renal symptoms.
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And then I divided that frequency for that drug by the total number of records for that drug to obtain the percentage of reports for that drug which produced reports of renal disorder.
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And this is what you get. Now, you notice something really interesting about this table.
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What's really interesting is every single top position on renal disorder is for tenofovir, which is in the same family of drugs as remdesivir.
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So it's not only got one or two top positions, it covers every top position.
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Out of 13,[privacy contact redaction]ugs, this you can see it's dominated by a drug in the remdesivir family, which is called tenofovir.
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So it makes you wonder what's been happening to all the people who accidentally got infected with HIV over the last [privacy contact redaction]ugs like this, which cause a massive amount of renal and liver failure.
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Obviously, they've been decimated. So it makes you wonder, did they die of HIV or did they die of the protocols which were applied to them?
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And also, since Covid, Fauci and all the others have been using these kinds of the same family of drugs to treat people who are supposedly infected with Covid.
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So you're going to get very sick people with a multitude of symptoms and they can just attribute it to Covid when all along it's the protocols and the so-called helping antiviral drugs that have been causing that.
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OK, so that was tenofovir.
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Now, ritonovir, otherwise known as Paxlovid.
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This is the this again, I filtered the database just for Paxlovid and accounted the symptoms.
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And as you can see, kidney injury is right at the top with renal failure, renal injury, hepatic cytolysis and jaundice.
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So this makes you wonder, you know, you can see now a pattern where this family of drugs, the so-called remdesivir family is toxic for liver and kidney.
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And Tamiflu doesn't escape this characterization.
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Tamiflu was given to rats.
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OP is the ocellatamivir phosphate, which is the like like remdesivir, Tamiflu consists of this drug, which is part of the remdesivir family.
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It's called ocellatamivir.
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So it's like remdesivir, like abacavir, like tenofovir.
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It's one of the family and rats received this drug for twice for just five days, just five days or ten days or even forty five days.
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And it increased the hepatic renal toxicity markers.
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It increased all of them.
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So Tamiflu is not safe.
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It's still being probably given to children and.
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It's causing the same problems.
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So you've got to watch out.
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They're coming after people, not just through the vaccines, they're coming after people through other medications, which they're using as antivirals.
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So it's it's like a warning to America.
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Now, all this caused me to wonder about tenofovir.
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So I went and looked at tenofovir on its own and I used the entire Udra Vigilance database to filter it just for tenofovir.
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And this is what came up. And it was a real, really a bit of a shocker, because when you look at the symptoms for tenofovir, you notice, yes, you notice kidney injury.
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You notice renal injury, renal failure, acute kidney injury, renal impairment, nephropathy, which are all associated with which are all kidney disorders.
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But what you also notice is bone density decreased osteonecrosis, skeletal injury, bone loss, multiple fractures, osteoporosis and tooth loss and.
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It's not like this is like the atomic bomb against the skeleton.
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It's it's not just causing one bone to get fractured.
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It's hitting every bone. It's hitting all the teeth.
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It's it's causing them to disintegrate. It's causing them to fracture.
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It's causing them to break. Doesn't matter how strong you are.
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You are you can't apply any strength of your muscles because it will just fracture or destroy your bone.
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This is what we've got to realize these people, these people.
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Hmm. Going down a bit further, wrist fracture, hip fracture, osteomalacia, hip.
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And as I said, it's the odd connection, the odd connection.
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It began in [privacy contact redaction]ly [privacy contact redaction]ly 40 years before Covid
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That's when it started. That same year, the HIV began and Fauci was there to treat it with the with
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causing the same amount of fatality.
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So over that 40 years, how many people infected with HIV actually died from HIV?
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OK, now quickly, this is a quick one. We now have the first four releases of data for VSA.
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And I've analyzed the data to determine which symptoms occur with the highest frequency.
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We're due to have probably another.
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Another eight times this, because the total number of people is about [privacy contact redaction]ually contributed to VSA.
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So we've got about eight times, which means we've got about another maybe up to about 40 more releases.
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So we've only had four so far, but we can analyze the data and I've analyzed it and
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we can see, for example, that four point two percent of the people in VSA had chest pain.
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One percent had an increased heart rate.
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Four point two percent had headaches.
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Four, five percent had severe fatigue.
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It's like when you get dead arm, except they had it in different parts of the body, sometimes in a lot of areas of the body.
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There are other observations as well, like there was a massive incidence of hives, of herpes,
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of shingles in the vaccinated population that reported to VSA.
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All this information is on the howbad.info website.
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I've put in all the analyses on the home page so you can see it quite easily.
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I've also put the report, the reports on remdesivir and tenovir and ritonavir and tamiflu.
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It's all on the home page at the top, so it's easy to find.
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And I've also put all the medical and clinical references that go with these reports.
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You'll find it on the home page.
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For VSA, you have index, which covers all the statistics.
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And you can find out more.
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But I fully support John Bedoyne's findings that the protocols used to
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It doesn't look like personal corruption to me.
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It looks more like it obviously is personal corruption,
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So, yeah, I just want to help.
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And all the information is on howbad.info, which is all there.
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all I can say is that change will come from the bottom up, not from the top down.
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The change will come from the bottom up.
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So spreading this information around will raise awareness before what Andrew Bridgen fears comes to pass.
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Because once, as he said, Stammer gets in, we're going to face all kinds of authoritarianism.
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then if the public says no, or a critical percentage of it says no,
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it's going to alleviate much of the atrocities that would otherwise happen.
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So we're doing a great job just by telling people each day and spreading information.
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Because it's the only way is to wake people up.
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That's just not going to happen.
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So remembering what's happened in the past three years is really important.
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And sharing it is really important.
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Well said. Well said, Craig. That is our job to wake them up.
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Yep. So that's that done.
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So let's go to this one. Stop share.
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Yeah. Beautiful.
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All right, Craig. Excellent thinking. Excellent message.
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Stephen, we've got half an hour left basically. We've got three hands up.
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Yes, I'm going to donate my questions to Albert and John Bodwin and Josephine.
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Is it? Yeah, it is Josephine.
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Yeah. Yep.
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Yes, I did.
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I said it a bit quickly, but I think I've said enough.
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All right. If you need more time or if you have something new, let me know.
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So Charles, go ahead.
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Very good. Well done, Craig.
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OK, Albert, too, we've got two whiz kids here on analysis.
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Analyses. Let's go, Albert.
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Yeah, thank you. And thank you, Craig.
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I was wondering if you had seen found the the deaths where they're saying
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the covid jab is committing to some other medication like remdesivir,
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like all those other ones that you mentioned.
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Are you seeing those? Are you counting those up?
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Albert, the words committed.
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Yeah, that's the word.
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Not easy to say, unless you're British. No.
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associated with a symptom.
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It kind of muddies the water a bit.
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to a particular outcome.
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But I didn't want to do that initially.
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So what I've done to get the [privacy contact redaction]ug to one symptom,
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So that's what and I haven't got round yet, Albert, to actually.
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Using comorbidities and also looking at what you would call associations like
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what deaths were associated with Covid or also associated with a particular drug.
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Remdesivir, Paxilovid and Tamiflu, they are associated with serious injury,
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OK, while you will find thousands of extra Covid deaths
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where the Covid jab was concomitant to the other medications.
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The other thing I was wondering if you saw that the symptom is some form of death,
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but the outcome, they don't have it checked off as fatal or or basically death.
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So these are basically on more uncounted deaths in uter vigilance.
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Much like in VAERS, where it's clearly documented that it's
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it's a death in the summary narrative, it's just the box is not checked off as died.
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So it doesn't officially get counted as a death.
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But the other thing was the V-safe.
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Did you happen to see the 172,000 adolescent reports that are in V-safe?
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And, you know, going back to Dell and Aaron Seary,
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they pointed out that only the 10,000 deaths of kids three and under.
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And I, you know, I sent I I reached out to ICANN
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you know, have your IT guys filter on the relationship field.
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And that's where, you know, when you filter on that,
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you find that there's 172,000 reports of adolescents.
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under 18 years of age.
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So I thought it was a big deal.
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But you're saying it's interesting.
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Yeah, it's interesting.
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With huge manipulants, they don't actually
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they don't categorize age the same way as VAERS, as you know.
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and they do not reveal the age of the person within the 18 to 64 category.
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And the reason why they do that is to cover up the age related
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Yeah, I'm familiar with that.
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But I was talking about V-safe.
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You analyze V-safe.
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Have you seen the 172,000 adolescents in V-safe?
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But I will look at age.
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Definitely. It's got to happen.
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There's going to be so many reports out.
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So bless you, Craig.
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Thank you. Yeah, for sure.
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Thanks. Thanks for reminding me.
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Well done, Albert. Well done. Great work, Josephine. Welcome.
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Thank you. Can you hear me?
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Yep. Yep. Yes.
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Good evening to you all.
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based on the conversation that we're having.
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which is there in Europe.
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I am a naturopathic consultant,
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through the use of natural medicine, naturopathic and homeopathic
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herbals and botanicals that are far better in my estimation
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than any medication that, you know, at this point is very untrustworthy
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during the time of Covid and beyond, because at this point,
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it's very difficult to know who to trust.
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with integrative and natural medicine.
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I'm not saying we don't need it. I think we need all of it.
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But for chronic problems, for everyday issues,
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there's there's no better than natural medicine. That's number one.
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And so if you know anyone that has been injured, a vaccine injured,
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What I've also seen in testing those that have been forced
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to receive the job because they work in hospitals or whatnot.
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In many individuals, I've seen
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the accumulation of blood clots or blood clots that were forming, as well as
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However, like I said, there are there are many things that we can do
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preventative and also to build up the immune system,
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as well as, like I said, using a post vaccination protocol.
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Now, also in the individuals that I've tested
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Pfizer, Johnson and Johnson,
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in every one of them, I haven't seen the same.
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How should I say the same ingredients or
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what when even within the fire, the Pfizer job, I've seen
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different combinations of things
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that were different in every individual that what.
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So what I'm saying is that the Jets were not they're not equivalent.
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They they they they put different ingredients in them.
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The other thing is that I feel like we're chasing after the symptom
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rather than go to the root cause, expose it.
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I think we need to do more lobbying.
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We can't be waiting for the next tragedy.
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and then prevent it from continuing.
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And I know that sounds very like an easy thing to say and a difficult thing to do.
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Josephine Point taken.
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Make another point, and then we're going to get moved.
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We're finishing in 15 minutes.
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Oh, OK. So I just wanted to mention the Milky Skies.
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We are being sprayed like bugs.
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The other thing is
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the other thing I want to talk about is, you know, election integrity.
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You know, and with regard to Trump, I voted for Trump.
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However, we have a very, you know, at this point, Americans,
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we're not all that stupid.
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We realize that we don't really have much of a choice at this point
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They're not allowed to be part of the debate.
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But, you know, listen, Trump is no angel either.
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At this point, you know, we know that Biden's demented
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and he's not running a show, but neither is Trump.
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And as much as I do feel that Trump has done some good things,
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he also has done some bad things.
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OK, I'll take that as a comment.
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This is we've done time for time on commentary.
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Josephine, can you put your protocol into the chat if you want to share it?
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Thank you, Josephine.
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John, then Celia.
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Yeah, what a coincidence from my rant to Greg's ears and then his presentation.
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Greg, if you want to do something this week,
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you can jump in with Ed, Dad and me.
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And I was hoping somebody in Europe would do something, but they're kind of busy right now.
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If anybody does N1-7 in Europe and does not find what I found here.
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Then it shows it can't be COVID, right?
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Can't be COVID, because why would COVID kill in a different manner there than here?
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It's the same disease and we're all humans.
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So if you find the curves look different there
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So feel free to reach out to me if you want to do something this week,
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if you want to release something concomitant with what we do,
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then that's great. Thank you for your work.
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Thank you. Well said, John.
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Great work indeed by Craig. Celia.
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Craig, I just want to say you have no idea how right you are in everything you said.
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And I've been waiting for somebody to put it so succinctly as you did.
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that were once known as the AIDS dissidents or by our enemies, HIV deniers.
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And this was a war that was, it's been largely erased from the war.
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It's been largely erased from history, but I can send you all the relevant links
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and you'll find everything you said.
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AZT, Taretogen, mutagen, carcinogen, one of probably the most,
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which was a dose that killed quickly.
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And then what they did is so breathtaking.
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Fauci, first he expanded AZT to anybody who was HIV positive, but not symptomatic.
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that whole gang, Hollywood media, you name it.
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You would not believe it, but we were called.
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And we're talking now late 80s.
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We were called AZT refusenix.
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So what Fauci did, he expanded it first with the lower dose.
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the protease inhibitors with a big cover story by Andrew Sullivan in New York Magazine.
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And this was based on what they called a mathematical model.
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Nevermind, it could get really intricate.
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This is very important.
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And many of them after AZT, many of them had this VIR on the end.
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And David Rasnick, who's a friend here and has presented here,
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has put there are talks online.
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I'll try to put them in the chat before we close.
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And when I saw Remdesivir when COVID hit, I said, oh God,
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So I don't want to go on and on.
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0:43:45 --> 0:43:[privacy contact redaction] want to say, if you're interested in pursuing this,
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0:43:48 --> 0:43:[privacy contact redaction] give you everything you'll need, all the links, all the websites.
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0:43:51 --> 0:43:[privacy contact redaction]ory that you got so exactly right.
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And yeah, God bless you for your work.
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Well said, Celia.
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Well said.
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I found that the Uterovigilance data, because it covered all these drugs,
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which weren't covered in BEARS, because BEARS is only a vaccine database.
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database.
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0:44:31 --> 0:44:[privacy contact redaction] the data to analyze, we're finding very clear signals like for the
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They're also used to treat hepatitis and they're also used to treat influenza.
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But hopefully bringing this awareness now to the American public
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in the aftermath of the COVID pandemic is really important.
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So I'll be very keen to work with you to bring all these strings together to show,
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to raise, to wake up more people, especially even the gay community,
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can wake them up, show them that what they worshiped.
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And what you're saying is actually interesting because with COVID, there was a sense of
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total surrender, a cult-like behavior towards COVID.
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It was very cult-like.
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0:45:53 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction]roy their own populations in obeisance to weird policies
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It was very cult-like, very worshipful, very kind of surrendering.
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0:46:11 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction] in which this is related to what happened in the 1980s.
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It's like a cult of death, a death cult, which relies on blind sheep
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It's very bizarre.
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And it's this 40-year period during which they wanted to reduce the population to 500 million.
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Yeah, it's something really, I feel like it's all related, but I want to work with you.
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We can raise the awareness of the public now is really a good time because they've just seen
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the total lies and disinformation put out by governments.
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This will show them that it's wider than vaccines.
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So Craig, in my opinion, they fear among good populations around the world
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deliberately to create a cult.
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And the cult is a death cult, as you say, it's self-destructive.
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0:47:25 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction] needed to, they needed the psychology of human beings in crowds, if you like,
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0:47:33 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]ion from the fear, from the object of the fear, in the case of the last four years,
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COVID-19 in the 80s, HIV positive, AIDS, whatever that was.
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0:47:51 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction] and cults are very dangerous.
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All right, let's go.
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So Craig, Craig wants to work with you.
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Vice versa, Stephen will put you guys in touch.
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And you're not in touch with each other, Craig and Celia.
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Not yet.
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No.
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All right, Stephen, there's your next job.
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All right, two quick questions and we're finished.
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You're a brilliant writer.
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You can maybe turn, you're a wordsmith, as you said yourself,
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well, not about yourself, but you're a wordsmith and we need wordsmiths to create
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And you need to get hold of what Craig is saying and convert it into maybe children's stories,
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you know, because the adults are children now.
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That's right.
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All right, let's go to two more questions.
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Ten minutes, Glenn and then Jim and then Stephen to finish.
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Yeah, I'd like to raise up something that Andrew brought up and that is around the worst case.
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Jerome, if you're there, could you at least say something so you can respond about a question?
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And the urgency that this is, if I heard Andrew correct, he said that if people could be working
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at different things, but if something isn't done in a significant way before September,
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it's too late.
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That's eight weeks away.
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0:49:20 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction] much time.
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0:49:21 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]ion going on this week.
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around either their nominee or even who's the president in several weeks.
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0:49:35 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction] the ability to put together people,
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the Jerome as a team, Andrew as a team, the group I work with, the Civil Defense Net,
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and the Department of Defense.
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0:49:47 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction] the ability to rally these and to put them together and to join them in the hand of God.
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And I think this is the moment and we should be making sure this happens.
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Are you there, Jerome?
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I'm here and if you...
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Here's my email.
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Let's connect because I'd like to connect with your group.
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It's right here.
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I'm just putting in an email right now and I agree with what you're saying.
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We don't have much time, but I think we can bring some important suits to say that the
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Yeah, there's three giant weapons they have.
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0:50:24 --> 0:50:[privacy contact redaction] voter fraud, they have weapons of mass destruction with nuclear,
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and then I'm calling it weapons of small terror cells.
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And they could unleash all three of those simultaneously or
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and they're all massive.
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And a pandemic and a new vaccine.
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And we could do all of these and the terror cells have been let through into the border.
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They're certainly here and we can see terrorist attacks occur at any day.
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So let's coordinate.
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You've got my email there.
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We're going to try to get the suits out on the states to block the voting from occurring until
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We're going to try to launch a set of different lawsuits to get that to happen.
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Thanks, Glenn.
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You've got the Jerome's email.
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Over to you.
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Jim, last questions.
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Hey, thank you very much.
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Number one, Craig, are you aware of the remdesivir protocols that were used
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or the outline for the protocols where they stop any medication for 24 hours and then give
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remdesivir?
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which has a half life of 22 days, then stop the hydroxychloroquine for 24 hours,
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be given the remdesivir and then declare victory for remdesivir.
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Are you aware of their protocols that allowed for that type of treatment?
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No, I wasn't aware of that.
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I encourage you to take a close look at that because the nurses in New York and New Jersey
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were saying that they were doing, the hospitals were doing specifically that.
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0:52:20 --> 0:52:[privacy contact redaction]oxychloroquine, stopping it for 24 hours, switching people to remdesivir,
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said remdesivir did was decrease hospital stay by two or three days.
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Okay, so that was one point.
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The other point is, this is very valuable work, but the question is,
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what, how are you going to stop the kidney failure at this time?
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Or is there some other treatment you can give besides hydration and stopping the fentanyl and
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the other medications that John Bodine put in chat and stopping the hospital protocols?
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And if so, have you analyzed who actually instituted the hospital protocols?
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0:53:07 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction] anything to do with the GPOs, the group purchasing organizations?
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0:53:11 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction]ually bonus the CEOs of the hospitals up to a million dollars per year if they adhere
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I don't. I only look at the basic statistics in the uterovigilance,
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I saw. So that doesn't have that information in there.
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I can answer that.
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That's your answer to the question, Jim. Thank you.
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0:53:44 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction]ion, John, quick question before we go to Stephen to finish.
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0:53:48 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction] answering, Jim. If anybody goes right now,
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types in the COVID treatment recommendations, National Institutes of Health,
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you'll see beginning in April of 2020. That's when they added remdesivir. And then it goes
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protocols. That's where they put in remdesivir. And then the NCTAP, CMS.gov, 20% adder on November
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2nd. If you search on CMS.gov, NCTAP, look at the box, scroll down to the bottom, you'll see
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baricitinib and then you'll see veclery, which is remdesivir. And you'll see 20% adder. So if you do
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walk in the door. This was all done through solicitation. I'll stop now. I have a whole
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presentation. There's your answer, Jim. Thank you, John. Okay, Stephen, last questions to you.
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Thank you, Craig. You're excellent. Where has the Frostman gone?
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Stephen?
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I'm here. So I was talking and I didn't realize I was muted.
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Show us your face.
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Jim, do you know the answer to your own second question? Who is responsible for the protocols
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in America? Do you know?
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Well, I believe it's a combination of, as John Voden was pointing out, CMS and the FDA
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and the conglomeration.
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What CMS? Can you remind me what CMS is?
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Sorry, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in combination with HHS OIG.
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0:55:39 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]ly is that CMS? Is that an insurance company or what?
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It is the government payment scheme for hospitals, basically. And maybe John can
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give more technical information. But yes, it's the government payer that decides that they pay
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85% of what a physician makes to a nurse practitioner or a physician assistant.
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It's the government payment scheme that decides that hospitals get paid much more than
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physicians' offices for doing the same procedure. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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0:56:21 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]e are responsible for creating the protocols? Is that what you're saying?
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That's the question. Exactly who put the protocols together and it seems like they
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do what they get paid for and they do what's FDA approved. So it is a conglomeration of the FDA,
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CMS and HHS, Health and Human Services. And the reason I say Office of Inspector General
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0:57:03 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] So you say CMS, the FDA government essentially, but are there any
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deciding the protocols in America? The physician, are there physicians? The question is, is HHS-OIG
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a physician? No, he's not. HHS-OIG is a lawyer. It used to be Daniel Levinson in 2019 and now
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I'm not, there's a lady in charge. I'm not sure what her name is. All right, it escapes me right
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now, but I can put it later on. I can give it to you. So in your view, you're a doctor. So do you
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0:57:42 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]ors advising or taking part in the formation of these deadly protocols?
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0:57:49 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]ically, then maybe Fauci is. I mean, I'm sure there are many of them,
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0:58:02 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction]ually harmful at the biochemical level? So all the doctors in America who go
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through an enormously long training, even by British standards, they kind of
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don't feel responsibility at all for the contents of these protocols and they don't know who to
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They do what they get paid for and if they don't do it, they get fired.
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Except that they should follow the protocols. So what happened in America?
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John wants to answer something. I'm sorry. So what happened in America, Jim?
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You're a doctor. So haven't you got a view? What happened?
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Sure, I think it was fraud. I think it was fraud and I think it was on the front. I think it was
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fraud at the level of the intelligence agencies. Why have doctors who went into medicine, presumably
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Because they're being lied to and everybody and that's there. We, the physicians, we,
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0:59:21 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction]or that to absolve all responsibility for the protocols,
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which are probably bad in their view, maybe, is not right.
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Of course it's not. Come on, ask Craig questions. You're absolutely correct, Stephen,
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and we know that and you know, Jim's confirmed it and we all know it.
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There's a number of mistakes in this conversation. I just want to clear them up real quick.
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No, we haven't got time. John, in your presentation, you're going to do one. That's a good point,
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actually. Come on, unpack it. That's very good, Stephen. Make sure you get JB-
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John, Charles, can you give him half a minute or minutes and then let's see what John- John,
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can you do it in a minute? Yeah, sure. So protocols came from NIH. NIH is National Institutes,
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plural of health. NIAID is the National Institute Singular of Allergies and Infectious Disease
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with that Fauci headed that falls under the NIH, which also falls under HHS.gov. Okay. So the NIH
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created the protocols for this. Fauci is definitely involved. He is a doctor. So yeah,
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1:00:29 --> 1:00:[privacy contact redaction]ors created it. Now, why are doctors going on? Since 1992, evidence-based medicine has been
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mid-60s through the Health Care Act. They pervaded all the medical schools from the
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1:00:45 --> 1:00:[privacy contact redaction]er University. They came up with it. They coined the term in 81. They pushed
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it out in research papers. And since 1992, every doctor defers to the literature rather than the
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1:00:56 --> 1:01:[privacy contact redaction]ephen, you're older. You don't get it. You don't get what these guys
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have gone through. They're turned into robots. They prescribe whatever the system tells them to
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and they don't deviate from it. That's it. And they have no ethics. Clearly they have no-
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I mean, is it ethical if you don't know? They don't want to know.
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It's a cult then?
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Yes.
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Okay. Thanks, John. We got there in the end. All of us.
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Okay.
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Craig, sorry. You're the guest. So Craig, thank you so much for speaking to us. It's quarter to
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11 now. And I'm sorry that you didn't have much time for your presentation and for questions,
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but I hope if you need more time, just let me know because you can come on anytime.
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All right. Beautiful. Craig, great work on what you're doing. Albert, great work on your data
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analysis. Thanks everyone for being here. Tom Rodman has put the link into the video telegram
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meeting for those with the time. It's in the chat. There's an opportunity for those who have more
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time. Thank you so much for being here and we'll see you on Tuesday for those who can make it.
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Stephen, who's on Tuesday?
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It's, damn it, Manukian.
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Leslie Manukian.
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Oh, very good. Her law case. Very good.
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like you, I won't say what that is, but people like you follow your instincts. So don't be
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dissuaded from doing something that you think is important when your instincts tell you that it is
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1:02:39 --> 1:02:[privacy contact redaction]and what I mean? Yeah, I think so. Excellent. Yeah. All right.
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Thank you, Craig. Thanks everybody. Big hugs. Thank you, Craig. Thanks everybody. Wonderful night.
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God bless. Bye-bye. Thanks, Charles, for moderating. Thanks. Thank you, Stephen. Thanks, everyone.
