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I better hand it over to Charles, Dave, otherwise he'll be punishing me next week.
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That's correct.
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The punishment will be coming.
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And here's David Martin.
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David, I can see you.
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So it looks like you're here.
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If you can hear, he's muted at the moment.
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Here we go.
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There you go.
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Now I'm here.
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All right.
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Now I'm Charles Covess here in the red jacket.
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I'm the moderator here to keep order of this chaos of these geniuses that are on this call.
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69 so far.
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So you're a hot, you're a hot, how shall I say, a celebrity, celebrity presenter here,
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David.
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Now for everybody else, whoever is new here, welcome to Stephen Frost Group.
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We run this like a rotary meeting.
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And then after that, we go to the bar where it goes.
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And sometimes, David, this conversation has gone for five, six.
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each other.
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Well, you have an hour because my son's birthday party is going to be is going to be a conflict.
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So I'll be an hour with 15 minutes Q&A before I hit the road.
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Beautiful.
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All right.
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So we'll those who have questions, we do them in order in your audience tonight.
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patent experts, you have thinkers, you have journalists, and you have people who come
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The next hour is yours and then we'll moderate questions with you and welcome.
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We don't need to waste time on an intro, but you can do your own intro, Stephen, unless
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you want to do an intro.
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Stephen?
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I've lost David.
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I can't see where he is.
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Isn't it the bottom?
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I'm here.
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Hello, David.
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Yeah.
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So thank you very much for coming, David.
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What I know about you is that you're a patent expert and you've via the patents, it seems
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And you've assembled a list of the people we need to go after, which is going to be
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very useful for us.
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Well, I have indeed.
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And I'm delighted to know that there is such a thing as still a journalist, Charles.
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I thought we were now solely into propaganda.
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So I'm glad that there are some of the dinosaurs still on this call.
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That's lovely to hear.
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For those of you without a background, I am the CEO of MCAM.
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We are the underwriter for global intangible assets, have been since 1998.
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And in that capacity, we have the unusual ability to watch the movement of both intangible
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We monitor absolutely everything that moves across any one of the WTO or affiliated member
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states.
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anything that's moved on the water or on the land or in the air since then.
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What's most important is we have linguistic genomics technology that allows us to do
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cross database referential comparing and contrasting of information, which allows us
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to look at both overt and covert funding of an enormous amount of activity.
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And that is how in 1999, we fell into the coronavirus rabbit hole, fell into that rabbit
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pathogens that are part of the global consensus on the biological and chemical weapons subject
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to the treaties that prohibit the promotion, development or transfer of biological and
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chemical weapons that the U.S.
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a lot of the prohibitions on biological and chemical weapons.
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And I was particularly alarmed in 1999 to see the work of Ralph Baric, where he was
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beginning to modify the spike proteins and other receptor attributes of coronavirus
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For those of you not familiar with the history of coronavirus as it has been part of the
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vaccines and specifically on spike protein affiliated with coronavirus model was filed
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by Pfizer in 1990.
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And since 1990, there has been an enormous amount of focus on using coronavirus for its
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But for the decade of the 90s, coronavirus injections were largely focused on the
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But it was in 1999 when Ralph Baric succeeded in getting the spike protein to target
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out to him to fund what became the thing we're living in now.
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What he funded was a recombinant chimeric alteration of the spike protein and several
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other proteins associated with coronavirus model.
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In 2002, he patented the recombinant chimeric alteration of the spike protein that actually
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That's the title, by the way, infectious replication defective.
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And the rationale for doing that was to use coronavirus as a vaccine vector.
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At the time, Anthony Fauci funded the project.
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He was trying to get to an AIDS vaccine and he thought coronavirus would be the perfect
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platform to deliver an AIDS vaccine.
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So that was the funding basis for that.
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As you all know, historically, it was a year later in [privacy contact redaction] alleged
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outbreak of SARS.
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protein associated with coronavirus.
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Now, I'm going to use a term for the rest of this conversation, which is very important.
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And it is the basis upon which we are tomorrow filing the first federal case against the
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campaign of terror.
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That case gets filed tomorrow.
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And when we do, it is important to realize that when I use the term, the spike protein
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associated with coronavirus, we have to be very clear on why I'm saying that.
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At present, we have no evidence either from the 2003 or the 2012-13 or from the 2020
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which is, in fact, the spike protein associated with coronavirus.
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What humans are suffering from is the scheduled toxin, which are the proteins associated
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with a series of proteins derived from recombinant and chimeric development off of coronavirus.
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But coronavirus, the cDNA genome and coronavirus, the propaganda message, are not the same
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thing. If you go back and you look at the 2003 patent filed by the CDC, it's very, very
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patent on SARS coronavirus, contained the manipulated spike proteins that were actually
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that a naturally occurring coronavirus has ever been associated with SARS.
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That's kind of an important point to make.
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reported in the Daily Mail in the UK, which actually shows that, in fact, not only is my
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spike protein modification with a 12 nucleic acid sequence, which in fact was patented
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Moderna patented three years before the alleged outbreak of SARS COV2 and the associated
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mythical set of symptoms classified as the first disease in human history to have no
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So the cool thing is we invent a pathogen, which is a known scheduled toxin.
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We invent then a disease that has no ability to be detected.
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We terrify the world and we come to the conclusion that somehow or another, this was
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all a bat and a pangolin who got on it one night in a Beijing bar, and that's how we're
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But that is, in fact, not the case.
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Now, what I want to do is I want to just make sure we're clear on kind of what we're
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up until 2005, and then it becomes non-hypothetical and it's based very much in reality
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beginning in 2005.
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Ralph Baric and NIAID up until the 2005 DARPA conference had made it abundantly clear
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that they saw the potential for what they called infectious replication defective
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coronavirus. And for those of you not familiar with all of that literature, it's
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important to point out that what they were looking for was a way to modify proteins
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associated with coronavirus so that they would increase their virulence and harm to the
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individual exposed to the particular modified coronavirus model, but would not be
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weaponization potential of coronavirus, and it was associated with the emergence of two
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September of 2001. As many of you know, there was a tiny little problem with that because, well, the
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alleged anthrax poisoning happened in September of 2001, in May of the same year.
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So for those of you not familiar with calendars, that's a few months ahead of time.
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The Army had already acquired 300 million doses of Ciprofloxacin.
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Now, Cipro, for those who are not familiar with it, is a drug that is used to treat Bacillus
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inside of the curing and tanning of hides.
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Now, I don't know how many of you are familiar with the Great Buffalo Hunt in the summer of 2001,
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but I'm not, and I'm not familiar with the Great Water Buffalo Hunt or the Great, you know,
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Giraffe Hunt or the Great, Great Any Other Hunt that would have given rise to 300 million of us
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being exposed to hide tanning during the summer of 2001.
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So it's reasonable to assume that given that there was no giant hide tanning enterprise in the summer
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of 2001, that the Army knew that there was going to be exposure to anthrax somewhere in the near
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And in September, when that came out, we saw very clearly that the reason for the alleged rush on
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ciprofloxacin had something to do with the September event after the May purchase.
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Now, I was asked to lead on behalf of the United States Senate an investigation into that, which
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for those of you not familiar with the giant enterprise that went into investigating the first
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by the crack team of two, and you heard me right, two postal inspectors. That was the sum
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the other thing that happened in September of 2001. But the one that actually was a biological
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response to a biological weapons attack in the United States, but that was the proximate cause
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for the reason why we needed to get the prep act. But the problem with that whole scenario in
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September of 2001 was the public didn't get too fearful. And so we needed to actually get a bigger
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fear mongering program going on, which is what gave rise to the 2005 bioweapons conference.
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When Ralph Baric announced coronavirus was a plausible bioweapon that we could have,
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economic shutdown of 2003, which never happened, and the great public panic of 2003, which never
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happened when we had SARS 1.0, led to a very interesting little problem. The public didn't
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get scared. And since the public didn't get scared, the promise of coronavirus didn't quite work out.
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Now, the good news for Ralph Baric and Anthony Fauci and their colleagues at the University of
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North Carolina Chapel Hill was DARPA bought the bait and in 2005 began funding the biodefense
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program. And while I won't go into all of the boring details, which you can find now in the
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documents that I've summarized on prosecutenow.com. So if you want to go back and look at the historical
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timeline on any of this, you can go to prosecutenow.com and grab the documents that are there.
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But what we did watch was over the next several years, a very interesting funding collaboration
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What's very problematic is that in 2011 or 12, we know that the Wuhan Institute of Virology
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and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill began working on a very interesting modification.
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They called it a chimeric recombinant modification of coronavirus. And they were using an
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two fundamental targets, the ACE2 receptor binding domain and the S1 spike protein domain,
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could be modified to increase their virulence and their impact on human lung epithelia.
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very important grant that was funded also in 2013 by NIAID. These grant numbers, by the way,
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you'll be able to reach out of the documents that I've referenced in Prosecutenow.com.
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what we now call SARS-CoV-2. And we know it happened somewhere between 2013 and 2014 because
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at the gain-of-function moratorium in October of 2014, NIAID, Anthony Fauci's organization,
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The second IRB was impaneled to assess the ethics of actually doing a project that was
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violating the federal moratorium on gain-of-function research. The fact that you have a
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In all of my 20-plus years of medical research prior to that moment, I was puzzled by how you
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double-take on what we actually call ethics. And for some reason, this was not only done,
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but in the 2015 article that came out of that work, which actually gave rise to the description
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of the WIV-[privacy contact redaction]ious clone, they made reference in the references in the paper to said reviews,
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beyond crisis, he said, we need to increase the public understanding of the need for medical
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countermeasures such as a pan-coronavirus vaccine. Just put a pin in this for a moment. I'm breaking
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the quote. In 2011, the World Health Organization had declared SARS coronavirus an eradicated
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disease. So why we would need in 2015 a vaccine for an eradicated disease, at least bends credulity,
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and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the
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That is a quote from 2015 published in February of 2016. And co-emergent with the publication
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of that particular quote in [privacy contact redaction]atement by Ralph Baric's lab that SARS coronavirus is now
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poised for human emergence, end quote. Now, I don't know how many of you on this call have a question
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about what Peter Daschek's intent was or what Ralph Baric's intent was. I've been criticized
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But I don't know how else you can spin the need for pan coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is the
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media and the economics will follow the hype. I don't know if that sounds like public health
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So I hate to break it to you, but when I suggest that there's been a law violated,
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I'm not suggesting it. I'm actually making a very clear statement, because this is analogous to
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Academy of Sciences in February of 2016 with the co-emergent publication of Ralph Barrett saying
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SARS coronavirus is now poised for human emergence. And let's go unpack his little article,
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to not any old SARS coronavirus. This was the Wuhan Institute of Virology virus. This was WIV1.
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accurately in 2016. So when I lay these facts out, these are not subject to interpretation.
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Otherwise, these are subject to the evidence that was written by the criminals themselves.
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Now, what makes this particular thing worse is one year later, the gene sequence associated with
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the coronavirus poised for human emergence is the one that was filed by Moderna into their patents
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on the spike protein vaccine that was put into their first patent application in 2017, going into
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2018, depending on when the document actually landed in the patent office. So three years before
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countermeasure, such as a pan coronavirus vaccine, we have Moderna uploading the very exact same gene
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sequence for the mRNA spike protein sequence, which becomes the alleged pathogen of 2020
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but that is a criminal conspiracy. That is not a natural public health pandemic. It is a criminal
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making allegations. We're not making inference. We're following the inconvenience of $140 billion
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of research that we've followed from beginning to end. And it turns out that inside of that rabbit
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hole, we find this was a criminal conspiracy premeditated and enacted for a very simple reason.
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Now, the fascinating thing that I encounter is that a lot of people sit back and say, well,
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Dave, that's a huge, huge, huge amount of evidence. How on earth did you go back and research all of
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it? And the fact of the matter is I didn't. I watched it unfold. I have public briefings on
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this very topic that go back to a 2003 publication that I'm holding right here. This was published in
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2003, my first intelligence briefing on this situation. And I have tried to call attention
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it, because it turns out that if you're watching people fun, any one of over 70 scheduled pathogens
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and chemicals, it's pretty easy to see who was responsible for what unfolded.
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Now, the reason why this is extremely important is that we have to take a step back and ask
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it be that anybody would do such a horrific thing and do so with such impunity? And I want
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to remind you all that we know this from psychology literature going back several hundred years.
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in the Republic, that sociopaths actually get part of their thrill. Part of what fuels their
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the public. And part of the enthusiasm that they receive from their actions is in fact the fact
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of this out in public. And my point is not only is there a way to do it, the fact that the only
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of the sociopathic network. That's the only people. No one else has been able to do any of
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are perpetrating the crime. Now that's a terribly convenient thing. When you ask the criminals to
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definition of sociopathology. What we're doing for those of you who are sitting there going, well,
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that's a pretty depressing way to either end my Sunday or start my Monday or wherever you are in
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the world. This is not meant to be depressing. It's actually just the cold light of day.
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process of getting to the criminal prosecution of principally several individuals, the people who
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which obviously if you're a really nice person, what you're doing is price fixing insulin for
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diabetics in Mexico. That sounds like a great, great place to go. He was under investigation
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when he was appointed. So it's good if you get somebody proficient in antitrust violations
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racket. It's actually one of those wonderful things where you actually get a competent
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person to run the criminal racket. It's kind of like the mob making sure that they get the right
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boss. But Alex Azar, Anthony Fauci, who clearly has been the perpetrator of this and the funding
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of September of 2020, he was going to have the world accept a universal vaccine platform.
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And if you want to go back and read that document, it's the 2011 decade of the vaccine
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document that he produced with the World Health Organization. If you want to go read that and be
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very depressed, you'll go read that and be very depressed because he told us that he was going to
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do it. And he told us that if we weren't going to pay attention, a la the flu shot, we would actually
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get an epidemic or a pandemic so that we'd actually accept the platform. So the good news is
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he told you it was coming in 2011 and he fulfilled his promise. So the good news is he's
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a sociopath with a conscience. He wants to make sure that he keeps his promise. And that's a nice
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thing to find in a sociopath. If he tells you he's going to destroy the world, it's good to know that
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he has every intention on following through with that threat. But that 2011 document is when he
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makes it abundantly clear he's going to do this. And then obviously we have a whole host of other
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co-conspirators, Peter Daschick, the companies involved. There's no question that Moderna had
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access to what we're calling SARS-CoV-2, which is actually not a virus. It's actually the modified
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spike protein. All of that information was available in November of 2019. In fact,
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in writing, Ralph Berg has confirmed that he shared that information in a material transfer
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agreement with Moderna a month before there was alleged outbreak. So the good news is we know that
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this was never about an epidemic. This was never about a pandemic. This is about a bioweapon called
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the spike protein derived from SARS-CoV. And it is in fact the thing that is now actively
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harming and killing and maiming thousands and millions. So our litigation starts with the case
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we file tomorrow. The case we file tomorrow is going to be a federal case and is going to
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challenge the designation of this experimental gene therapy using a spike protein platform
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as a vaccine, as it does not meet the legal definition under the 1986 act of what a vaccine
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an experimental therapy. It is not a vaccine. Vaccines, for those of you not familiar with
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mandate for vaccines, must disrupt either infection or transmission or both.
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This obviously not only fails to meet either of those standards but does one less. It actually
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body to develop a scheduled toxin, you are in fact turning every individual into a walking
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is the definition of what it is. When you enable the production of a scheduled toxin,
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which the spike protein is, in that scheduled toxin, you are now turning a human being into
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So everybody that's gotten injected is in fact now walking around in violation of biological and
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chemical weapons laws, which is kind of an interesting proposition. But setting that aside,
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the racketeering, which gave rise to the mandates without any background or underlying supporting
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material. And we're taking that case through a very interesting state to federal action,
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or any of the attorneys general involved, because they're in fact unwilling to be involved for a
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at ProsecuteNow.com. That's where all of the information is going to be kept current.
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And that's a highlight film. And given how many hands are up, what I will do is I will actually
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end early. This is unprecedented. I usually take my full hour. But given the fact there are a lot
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of hands, I'd rather answer your questions than keep going, because I can talk about this stuff
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the reason why it's somewhat familiar is I could do this and hold my breath and stand on my head
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0:37:32 --> 0:37:[privacy contact redaction]ions and I will take them as they come. That's me, David. Well done. Brilliant.
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Now the tradition here, David, is that Stephen Frost gets heard to go at questions because he's
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the moderator and then we'll go through. And thank you for that and noticing how many hands are up. So
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you've generated a lot of questions. Stephen, over to you first. Thank you. David, where can we find
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recommend looking at. One is called the Fauci dossier. For those of you who find that online,
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please download it for free. Do not buy it from Amazon. I put it out in the public domain.
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Somebody decided to turn it into a profit center and they stole the material and put it on Amazon.
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Amazon won't take it down. So don't buy it. It's available for free. You can pull it off any browser.
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It's called the Fauci dossier. It should come on a HubSpot so you can get it for free. So pull that
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one. That one, Stephen, is the simplest way to get kind of the primary hit list. And then on
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prosecutenow.com, we have the draft indictment, which is the draft criminal indictment, which goes
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into the details on the specific criminal conspiracy for domestic terrorism, antitrust,
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and sedition. Those are the two documents I would recommend to get to the short line of that. And
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Stephen, if you would like, I actually have a private document, which I'd be more than happy
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but I can send it to you. And it is the timeline of this macabre evolution of the coronavirus
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situation going back to Pfizer's 1990 patent and some of the predecessor work, including probably
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up until 2010. The National Science Foundation project that gave rise to the birth of Moderna
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and reverse transcribe it into DNA. And so for the people who say that this does not have any effect
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on DNA, the fact is that's a false statement. There's 10 years of National Science Foundation
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if you'd like, I'd be happy to send that longer piece to you and you can share it with your
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everything. Yeah, not a problem. And for those of you who can't make prosecutenow.com work,
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David, could I ask you whether you would, if I write to the Metropolitan Police, would you
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hit them with a few documents? I'm sorry? If I make contact with the Metropolitan Police,
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would you hit them with a few documents which might encourage them to start investigating again?
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Yeah, you're actually the two documents. There's a summary of litigation. And there is the two
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documents on prosecutenow.com. There's a summary of litigation and the draft indictment. Those two
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video if we edited it and then presented it to you to see whether you're happy with it?
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This video? Yes. Oh, you're welcome to share it. Any of you are welcome to share it. You're
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do you feel pretty confident that you've solved the crime here?
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Well, solved involves actually getting people locked up and taking on the responsibility of
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we call in Crown law a prima facie crime. You can't say what they said and not be committing
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crimes. So, I mean, the issue is not solving for the issue is getting enforcement of. And that's
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the challenge that we're dealing with now. Thankfully, we're starting to make headway on
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Well, yes and no. Let me put it this way. For those of you not in the United States,
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Reiner Fulmick. I've provided information to a number of others. I know there's an enormous
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amount of information that's been shared with them, but I have no intention of committing a
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So, Charles, we're ready. All right. So everybody, keep your questions tight, minimize.
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We don't need statements. This is Question Time, questioning a genius like David Martin.
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0:43:49 --> 0:43:[privacy contact redaction]urgis, you first. Okay. Thank you so much. And thank you, Dr. Martin. You're a hero of mine,
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brief. A million things I could ask you. My question is, this criminal series of actions goes all the
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way to the top like you've described, but we've also got all the way down. I'm in Vancouver,
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Canada. We've got our federal, our provincial, and our regional municipal health officers
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noticed is a lot of them in these positions now were involved with the 2003 SARS outbreak in
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0:44:57 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction] the information, you're malevolent. The fact is that every person who's
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been involved in the promulgation of every one of the standards, every one of the actions, and every
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got the information. I've confirmed that now in every jurisdiction that people took without
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verification of its provenance. They took information from third parties and then took action based on
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that information without challenging its veracity. And every single case, I don't care if you're a
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act of terror to be done based on your failure to check the provenance of the information that
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you're given, you are committing a crime. And that crime is everywhere from a crime of reckless
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Columbia specifically, Liam, it's important to point out that in British Columbia, we have the
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Inex Pharmaceuticals, then Acuatus and Arbutus Pharmaceuticals. And there is no question that
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British Columbia has absolute knowledge that they are aiding and abetting in the delivery of a
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biological weapon. And therefore, there is not any agent of the British Columbia government that is
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0:46:28 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction] So I hate to break it to you, but if you're in BC, you are right in the
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event that we're seeing right now. Next, Josh. Hi, thanks so much. Two quick questions. One,
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you say that the SARS-CoV-2 is not a virus, it's a spike protein. So if that's what you're saying,
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then how is this supposed contagion taking place if it's not through viral spread? And the second
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0:47:06 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]ion is, if you look, so the Moderna patents with a 19NT sequence, there's like six of them
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along with some 30,[privacy contact redaction]ain a little bit about the kind of,
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what does that mean? Because people are saying, well, Moderna patented it, but they didn't really
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patent it. It's registered. What's the kind of legal nuance there? And why would they do something
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like that? Yeah, so two very good questions. First of all, there is no evidence of any transmission.
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0:47:43 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]e. There is zero evidence. As a matter of fact, when the asymptomatic
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person, which allegedly was the argument of transmission. And regrettably, not a single one
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0:48:13 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction]ed parties. So how is it spreading? It's not spreading. It's being injected and it's being
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exposed. I mean, the reason why we have this, and by the way, look at something very simple. And
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here's evidence of what I'm talking about. Why would cruise ships have infections and casinos not?
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0:48:30 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction]e. You have the exact same profile of people and people
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get it on a cruise ship and don't get it in a casino. We know that these things are not true.
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The problem is we're being bamboozled by a cover story that says that there is infection.
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transmission happened and we were told that it was because there was a singer in a choir. But
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unfortunately, I've directed choirs. You know what never happens? Sopranos never project their air
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over baritones and bases and altos. You know why? Because they're sopranos. Where do sopranos sing
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in a choir? They sing in the front row. The whole story, every single one of the stories has been
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based on a terrible, terrible fallacy that we have a transmitting virus. We don't have a transmitting
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virus, which is the reason why the clinical trials for both Pfizer and Moderna made it abundantly
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there wasn't one. And so what we do is we have this bullion base of symptoms and we say that's
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what a disease is. That's not true. Nothing is spreading. People are getting sick from exposure,
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but exposure is an environmental toxin. Your patent question is an important one because
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the 12 nucleic acid sequence that is in the Binerida filing is disclosed in a patent filing.
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Now, let's get very clear. The only thing that is a claim is in fact what is claimed. But let's take
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SARS coronavirus, what they have is a single claim. And it says the claim is the sequence ID1. And
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then you go and look at what sequence ID1 is and you find out that the sequence ID1 is the complete
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cDNA genome of the coronavirus. Now, what happens when you have a claim that says it's a sequence?
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that sequence ID1 not only had the primary genome sequence, but it also had an enormous number of
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0:50:46 --> 0:50:[privacy contact redaction]ually a beautifully precise question. That's why I really like it,
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sequence ID or an accession number, we have to go back and then look at all the derivatives of that.
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0:51:05 --> 0:51:[privacy contact redaction] does embrace the claim. But you're right that it actually lists this as one of a
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0:51:13 --> 0:51:[privacy contact redaction] And what's happening inside of all of these
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coronavirus patents. And for those of you who are wondering, there are 4100 patents containing
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the SARS-CoV genome or a fragment thereof. 4100. The fact that Moderna picked the 12 sequence,
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which is in the modification of this particular spike protein, is the reason why it's of note.
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Because in all of them, and we've been through all 4100 of them, and clearly there's homology at
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over 95% across almost all of them, something that the patent office does not check.
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But what makes these Moderna patents particularly interesting is they in fact anticipate a never
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seen in nature variant of the nucleic acid sequence for the spike protein. That's the
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that particular sequence, it's they actually modeled that sequence. And the fact is that
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unless they were doing nothing more than random nucleic acid sequence generators,
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that had to come from something. And the fact that it coincides with Ralph Baric's publication
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of the same sequence alteration, that's the reason why I think it actually is quite relevant.
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Thanks, Josh. Glenn, you're up. You're muted.
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I'm okay. I'm on. Thanks. Great to meet you. Through my lawyer and based in Dallas,
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I've been investigating doing a suit against the FDA for them failing to do their appropriate
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process in the five to 11 year olds. I'm familiar with they brought forward to me the case from
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0:53:06 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction]en's Health Defense versus the FDA through the Eastern District of Tennessee. I imagine
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you're familiar with it. Yes. It was initially dismissed on the lack of standing. Yep. So as
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part of what you're doing, and potentially as a way to both propel your case, and to propel the
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public awareness, I was wondering if you would consider adding additional plaintiffs to your
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case that included all of the vaccine injuries. Yesterday, Dr. Jerry Brady was interviewed by
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Dolores Cahill. On that interview, he indicated his belief that there are at least 600 million
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vaccine injuries across the world, and potentially as many as a billion. So this would offer us an
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ability to reach out to an enormous number of people to see there's interest and get
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0:54:05 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction]antially extra awareness of your suit. Glenn, thank you for that suggestion. Yes,
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0:54:11 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction]ating going into the whole area of a class of plaintiffs that might
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0:54:18 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction] we are contemplating doing that, and it is early days of this,
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0:54:25 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction] a difficulty with getting any AG or US attorney to take the criminal side of this,
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which for me is my passion. One of the things we're looking at is the possibility of a
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shareholder derivative lawsuit, where we actually sue the companies for misrepresentation.
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to shareholders. And we may be able to achieve more through a shareholder derivative suit than
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we can through pursuing this as the classic criminal. It ultimately gets to the same outcome,
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but the difference is we don't have to have the law enforcement that refuses to take action,
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0:55:14 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]ion. So we are looking at that issue, and there is a high probability that we are going to
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be doing something in a slightly nontraditional way, because we have to circumvent the criminal
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prosecution that is not happening right now. And rather than trying to spend years going after it,
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we're going to get the same outcome a different way.
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Dr. John B. Reilly Are you familiar with the testimony by Deanna McCloud
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that the FDA information from the randomized control trials actually failed its endpoints?
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Dr. John B. Reilly Well, given the fact that the endpoints are
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actually a failure in and of themselves, remember that the FDA has a vaccine standard,
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0:56:03 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]ion and transmission as a primary endpoint. The fact that they failed to follow their own
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0:56:10 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction] one of the many things that they failed. And the fact is that
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as we know, the Federal Trade Commission requires that before you can make a statement
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on the efficacy of a medical treatment to diagnose, treat or cure, you have to have two
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independent double-blind placebo-controlled peer-reviewed trials before you can make a
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statement. So we know that all of these things, Glenn, all come together in the very, very clear
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statement that the FDA has violated its own written principles. It has violated statutes.
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0:56:45 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]e talk about this. It's actually a slightly irrelevant thing to point out.
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0:56:57 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]atute defining a vaccination was last statutorily defined by the United States
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Congress in 1986. And the CDC and the FDA cannot willy-nilly change a definition with a standing
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in law. They, in fact, can only put it on their website and pretend that they're changing something.
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0:57:23 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]y. And so, Glenn, it's a great point. And yes, we are going to take
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0:57:28 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] Thank you very much. Okay. Peter Huga, you can... Wiles Policeman Attorney.
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David. Thank you very much, Dr. Martin. Thank you for the presentation. Very, very interesting.
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As Charles alluded to, I'm involved in law. I'm also involved in the Metropolitan Police
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case, which hasn't failed. It's stuttering a bit. But they have been served with a solicitor's letter
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0:57:58 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction]ion, or we will. It's a slightly different subject. My question
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revolves around. In the UK, we have something called the Fourth Industrial Revolution. And I'm
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sure it's happening in all countries under a different name. It's described in the government
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white paper here as a fusion of technologies, including AI, gene editing, and advanced robotics,
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blurring the lines between physical, digital, and biological worlds, which is scary enough in itself.
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Now, I've tried to research some patents, one of which was a Google patent, and I can't put my
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finger on it at this moment. And another one is a Microsoft one, which I have a number here,
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which is described as, and I quote, a cryptocurrency system using body activity data. So do you have
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knowledge of such patents? And moreover, is it graphene oxide, as discovered in the recent
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vaccine vials lab analysis that will enable our transhumanism? Well, so first of all, yes, I'm very,
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very familiar with a lot more patents than what you're making reference to, the ones you made
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reference to, and several hundred more. And many of them come out of IBM. IBM has probably one of
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0:59:22 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction] copious portfolios in this area. Graphene oxide is certainly a potential tool to use, but
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0:59:31 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction]ing tool. The issue that we are facing right now is a world in which
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0:59:46 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction]ually modifying and transcribing into the human a number of industrial
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is behaving using the cunning tool called the smartphone. I think vast amounts of people
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1:00:11 --> 1:00:[privacy contact redaction]and that the convenience they think they're carrying with them is in fact,
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I do believe that there is an increased press towards making more and more of that kind of
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1:00:35 --> 1:00:[privacy contact redaction] of the matter is, I think that for the social implications of transhumanism,
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I think we've already hit it. I think we're there. The fact that we intermediate it with a bio-AI
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is not going to make it less human. It already is devoid of human. And so spot on. But yes,
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there's a huge amount of stuff. And I wrote an essay that's on my inverted alchemy post. If you
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ever want to read any of my thoughts, inverted alchemy is my blog. You can get it off of David
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Martin dot world, or you can go straight to inverted alchemy. But I did one on AI, which
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Peter, you would find helpful. Next. Thank you very much. You're most welcome.
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Valentina, you're up. Thank you. Thank you for the presentation, Dr. Martin.
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1:01:29 --> 1:01:[privacy contact redaction]ion about the graphene oxide in relation to the spike protein.
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Yes. From what I hear and from what I've researched, I've read many studies on the
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spike protein. And to me, it wasn't convincing that it was actually created in the lab. It sounds
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like this is the toxin that is being the result of either the methylation process or some other
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exposure to graphene oxide, if any. Correct me if I'm wrong, if it has any relation to that.
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And then, of course, any time we're talking about the toxins, we are expecting the antidote. I cannot
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imagine that they would create toxin without having an antidote. And I wanted to hear your
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opinion about that, if there is an antidote and is either a mac in that first side doesn't have
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anything to do with the situation, has anything to do with this particular research. And the last
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if I can invite you to do an interview with me for my Russian audience.
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Well, so a couple things. Let me go try to go through all of those. Each one of those could
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be another hour long session. So let's start with this. The graphene oxide question in isolation
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1:03:01 --> 1:03:[privacy contact redaction]ually, in my view, a bit of a distraction. We have a whole host of pathogens and toxins and
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toxic chemicals. And I want to point out specifically one of merit. We are aware of
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somewhat of the formulation of the lipid nanoparticle, but we are actually not entirely
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aware of what's being done with the carrier. And certainly from the vascular endothelial cell
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response, I think it's highly likely that we're having probably as much damage coming from the
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lipid nanoparticles as we're having come from any of the other embedded elements. If I look at the
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1:03:37 --> 1:03:[privacy contact redaction]ry of what's going on, I think that once again, I'm not suggesting, please don't
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looking at both mechanical and chemical deformation of the vascular endothelial
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cells. So that would be my point on that. With respect to the broader questions of
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getting this information communicated to your last question, what I have been trying to do is making
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sure that everyone knows all of the content that I have is publicly available. What I'm trying to
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do is additive. So if there's specific sets of questions that you would like me to address to an
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audience, I'd be happy to do that. What I'm trying not to do is just repeat kind of the same sock
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puppet presentation every time, because I actually go through that several times. And let's jump to
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1:04:51 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction]ions, because I'm going to have to step away very quickly. So I'll answer a couple
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more. Oh, the antidote situation. The antidote that is being planned is CRISPR. It is not a
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1:05:04 --> 1:05:[privacy contact redaction]ually another manipulation of the genes. The official antidote that was funded
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as part of this particular campaign of terror, funded by Dustin Moskowitz, the co-founder of
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Facebook, that particular antidote is CRISPR. So the goal is to get you injected and then gene
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If you like part one, part two is far worse. If you're good with the injection of an mRNA,
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you'll love CRISPR, because having a Facebook founder edit your genes just sounds like a
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phenomenally, phenomenally good idea. Let's hop to the next question.
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Thanks, Alexander. Richard? Dr. Martin, where are these documents implementing Trudeau's financial
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benefits from these vaccines and how do we get our hands on them? I've got some mountains to step on.
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Yeah, the documents that disclose Trudeau's interests come out of the lawsuit of the
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litigation between Arbutus and Acutus in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, as well as
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in the Moderna patent invalidation cases that started in 2018. And those are available online.
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40% interest of Trudeau and Acutus. That information allegedly came from conversations that he had with
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a member of the Acutus Pharmaceuticals shareholder team and founding team.
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I am not privy to the holdings of the private company Acutus. I am privy to the holdings of
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the public company Arbutus. And when I make the statement, and I want to be very clear on the
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statement that I make, when I make the statement that Trudeau's Canada gets paid for every single
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1:07:00 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ion, the basis for that is very simple. Both Arbutus and Acutus pay a royalty to British
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Columbia every time either Moderna or Pfizer shots are given. That's in both of their public filings.
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So when I say that Canada and the Trudeau government benefits from every shot,
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it's in the public filings of public companies that actually say exactly what I'm saying.
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Whether or not there is a family ownership or not is an open question. I will tell you, Richard,
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150 million Canadian dollar donation to the Trudeau Family Foundation that was actually for
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a variety of health related research. And the provenance of those funds, other than they came
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out of the general ledger of the Canadian government, and went to the private Trudeau Foundation.
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Beyond that, we can't find records of that. So I'm not suggesting by virtue of the we can't
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million dollars granted by the Canadian government to the Trudeau Family Foundation, and its
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dispensation is not known by me or anyone else unless somebody has documents I haven't been able
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to lay hands on. And I'm good at laying hands on documents. So I'd love to find the person who finds
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it. Thank you, David. So we're getting close to the quarter past. The quarter past Mark Simon is
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a patent expert. Thank God. I wouldn't say that. I'd be interested. Thank you very much. I really
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1:08:42 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction] a full list of all the patents you refer to?
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1:08:47 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction] 200 pages are nothing but that. So you've got them all.
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Okay. Thank you. And also, there's a document you can get off of the MCAM website. It looks like this.
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If you put MCAM, my company name, and then you type in COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2, you'll get the
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1:09:11 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction] which has the gene sequences, the [privacy contact redaction] the gene sequence homology.
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And you can grab that off of the MCAM corporate website. That's m-cam.com. M-CAM.com.
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Thank you. Now a lot of the technology that was developed for the liquid nanoparticles is
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Because as you know, it's very possible to evergreen patents. What you do is you actually
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start with a core foundation and then you modify subtly, modify either chemistry or in this case,
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1:09:49 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction]ry and geometry, and you keep inventing these. These are evergreen and
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Canada is as bad as the US with evergreening pharma patents.
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1:09:58 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction]ion with your knowledge in patent literature and medical
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remedies, treatments, antidotes?
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Yeah, we have a very big project going on like that. I'm not talking about it publicly yet
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because it's still very much in development, but I will be talking about it soon.
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Great. Thank you.
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Great. Thank you.
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1:10:25 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction]ion, Theresa and then Stephen so that we get you away by the 15 minutes.
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No worries.
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Hi. Thanks, Dr. Martin. Very quick question. We found out, well, we've had confirmation this
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week that the Pfizer spike protein is reverse transcribing into DNA. Is this thing self-amplifying?
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Is it self-disseminating?
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Well, what we know is that it was engineered to be capable of transcription. So we know that.
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What we don't know is what exactly is happening with the amplification, because when you actually
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introduce a synthesized, and this is really important, and I would love for people to know
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1:11:09 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction]ion is not derived from even a hypothetically natural substance.
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1:11:15 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction]ion is derived from a computer simulation of a chimera of the SARS spike protein.
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1:11:24 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction]and that if you and I were actually to look at this from a scientific
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standpoint, we would actually start by looking at historical data on what we know the spike
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protein to do. The problem is there are two nucleic acids that have been modified that do not match
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anything seen in nature, and as such, anything that we would do with that information would be
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models, I mean, the liver model that was used for the paper you're referencing is something that we
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But until that's done, the answer is we don't know, but the concern is anytime you're injecting a
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theoretical thing into a person, we don't know is not an acceptable answer. You cannot obtain
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informed consent when the answer is I got no idea. Well, one of Pfizer's original five candidates was
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self-amplifying, wasn't it? Yes, and in fact, the early work off of the back of the 1990 vaccine,
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without the data, which I don't have. Okay, well, thank you. Thank you, Teresa. And David,
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1:12:48 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]ephen thanks you formally, can you save the chat because there's lots of lovely comments
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there for you. And there's some questions there for you will send you the chat after the event.
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But you say this now on your computer and people saying nice things about you. So I think, you know,
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things about you. You know, the good news is I am doing what I know I was here to do. So I
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I'm grateful for the chance to meet all of you. And I have way more people saying nice things than
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1:13:25 --> 1:13:[privacy contact redaction] saying bad things. So in the balance, I feel like I'm probably okay. Beautiful. Stephen,
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over to you. Charles, who will send the chat to David? I'll send if you will. Okay. So thank you
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very much, David. We're trying to encourage the Metropolitan Police in London, of all places,
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lawyers letter. 27 pages from memory, I think. I just wondered whether you might be able to help
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us. We'll try not to take your time unnecessarily. But if sorry. Yeah, what we'll do is, as I said,
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we'll be posting the federal case that gets filed tomorrow. I think you'll find that very helpful.
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And I think combined with the other two documents I made reference to, I think you'll find most of
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1:14:21 --> 1:14:[privacy contact redaction]d. But Stephen, you're welcome to reach back out. And I
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1:14:28 --> 1:14:[privacy contact redaction]ance in any way we can. Thank you so much.
