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we're interested in your state of thinking now or whatever you would like to speak about
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in what your thinking is. You can speak for 10 minutes and then we're great at asking questions,
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insights, where to now, how are we going to fight government overage, how are we going to
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fight for freedom, how are we going to get doctors being able to practice their profession. Does that
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make sense? Of course it does. Hang on, I'm talking to Jane. Thank you Charles. That's a very broad,
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uh, you know, a charge of course, and there are so many learned and experienced people. I recognize
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to kind of pull my thinking together for such a very broadly edified group, shall we say.
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to get back to your original point and question, I'm happy to speak for about 10 minutes. I don't
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want to put anyone to sleep and I like to take questions. So I'd rather go that route and give
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you time. If you, I'll try to look for like 10, 10 minutes ish, and then I'll stop myself.
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that, you know, that we have time for on your, this is your conference. So the reason I like,
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And I'll be clear about other things as well, but this is not a vaccine.
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And to that end, you all must contribute as experts to stop calling it that. Why is that
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important? If somebody walks into a bank with a gun and demands the money, they've committed
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And you get a difference in culpability with the law. So you, you are leaders and day after day
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after day, I still hear, I still hear my frontline colleagues. I won't name them to irritate them
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because I've said it to them, to their faces, stop calling it a vaccine.
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You're using the words of the criminals. They're getting away with this partly because they're
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under the umbrella of a vaccine. These are not vaccines. As many of you know,
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vaccines confer the promise of future protection and better health. These do none of this, none of
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organism. Now we're going to have problems for years to come. For those of you who don't know me,
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I'm a medical professional. I'm a licensed nurse practitioner. I took all my, my, um,
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residencies in the medical school at the university of Rochester in New York state.
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Uh, I treated patients in, uh, uh, ICUs and acute care settings. And then I went on to, uh,
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to run an external research lab. I did, I ran a lot of phase one, two, and three studies
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for pharmaceutical companies all over the world. And then I got recruited up into the industry and
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20 year tenure, I started to whistle blow internally. I started to call attention
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to a lot of the crimes and finally I got out. So I don't know who's at the top or what's at the top
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of this food chain, but we're definitely on somebody's timeline that we don't even know about.
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I don't know about your countries, but I'm very concerned that my military is being decimated day
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by day to prevent a flu with a 99% recovery rate. And I'm pissed off about it.
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Right. So let's start using the language of the criminals. This is a bio weapon. This was
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began by my own government, my own country, many people in it. You all know the names and the people,
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but it's a, it's an international criminal conspiracy. And if you haven't had Dr. David
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Martin in your group to speak, then you have not been completely edified because that person did
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20 years of research on the receipts, on the patents, on the information.
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So I don't want to get too political about it, but that's my starting point to stop calling it a
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vaccine. Let's start using the right terminology. Let's face the fact that we are involved in a,
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an international worldwide global criminal conspiracy, and they're not going to stop.
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Okay. And as we go along, we're going to see many of our peers become compromised. And I want you to
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now as, Oh, maybe they're a little bit safer. Maybe they're safer for elderly, but not children.
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Smell new peer of year, Pfizer's packs. Livid.
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These are, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to be a regular scientist or expert like yourselves
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So we're, we're on a long path. If we don't try to shut this down,
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unfortunately, and I'll speak for my own country, any, you know, alone,
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um, most, most of our legislators are gone. They're, they're compromised.
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How do I know that? Because they're quiet. Because someone like Anthony Fauci can go into Congress,
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of going to jail or being tried for it, he's, he's out there telling us today on mainstream media that
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we better get ready for more lockdowns because the, the sub unit of the sub unit of the variant
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of the, you know, we, there is no, I tell people there is no validated diagnostic test
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for any of this. Nothing is specific and nothing's been validated for validity
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and reliability. And those of you who do research understand what that means.
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So, I mean, the CDC itself, this criminal organization, that's a patent holding company
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with 4,000 patents paid for by RTX dollars, recalled it because they knew they couldn't
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overcome it, but yet they said you could use it till the end of the year. I mean, if you got your
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Well, that's what they did with the PCR test. So why do we keep responding?
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Like, you know, like knee jerk reaction to getting tested and cases, cases, cases,
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That's not my, my ball of wax, but it's, it's, it's all a joke and, and people are getting ready to,
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to knuckle down again, to bend down, to knee down again to this. We've got to do a lot of teaching
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of the public. We're doing great. We've made a lot of strides. So that's one thing that's really,
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I mean, I haven't seen any proof that anyone has isolated a SARS-CoV-2 organism in its whole form
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from an ill individual. So how can we validate tests against it? How do we even talk, begin to
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talk without being laughed at about variants, right? Viruses generally burn down, not up as
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they go through a population. But the point is nobody has proof of any variant. I've asked some
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variant? Oh, sequencing. Oh, okay. Sequencing to look at a chunk of something that's made out of
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basic building blocks that could really, really be a part of anything. Right? So there's a lot of
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layers, layers, layers of deception, of lies, of corruption. And the only way out of this,
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as I, as I alluded to, is ourselves, the people, educating the people. Because I don't know about
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your countries, but in my country, not only do we not have Congress, we have a few, I, this is how
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Stephen and I got into a discussion. We have a few dog and pony shows, but until I see an indictment,
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nothing's happening. Nothing's, and I've tussled with my own senators. It all leads to a donate
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button. And until you do something concrete and start to hold people accountable in this criminal
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conspiracy, you're part of it. Our institutions have collapsed. It's a very grim time in the
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and they loved their country of origin. But they told me when I was five years old, get down and
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kiss this ground, because there is no place like this. And I never thought I'd have to fight for it
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on my charge in my generation this soon. But our institutions have collapsed. We have no DOJ,
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It's a department advisor right now. So we don't have these formerly trusted institutions that we
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prepare an affidavit, a sworn affidavit, because I've written original protocols in pharma. I've
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written 25 page informed consent documents and had to defend them with an institutional review
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crux of my affidavit was and is, it's still out there. It's been filed in two federal courts,
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and I don't know where else is that all of these authorizations are illegal. And the subsequent
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approvals are ill. We got to keep it real simple for the public. We got to get them on board to
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think these are illegal authorizations. There's no, they're illegal because why, if you understand
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the crime. A phase one slash two slash three. For those of you who are in clinical research,
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finding, dose finding, pharmacokinetics. Each, the results of each one informs the design of the
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that's a crime. These are illegal authorizations. We don't have to go any further than that.
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of which there are thousands on their website, which are what's required, minimum requirements
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to run trials for safety and efficacy has been bastardized. Those two terms have been bastardized.
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and certain types of data from certain designs are allowed to be configured into what constitutes
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They broke the blind. Why? They broke the blind so that they didn't have a placebo comparator.
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So your signals get murky, and you can claim safety and efficacy illegally, I might add.
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Right? There's been a lot of shenanigans, a lot of criminal pieces to this. So that's sort of where
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my thinking is in terms of trying to get, you know, like Dr. Martin says, and he's a mentor,
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a friend, I've been with him from the beginning. It's not just him. There are a lot of other great
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He's fearless. He's looked at the patents. He knows what's coming. He's brought out a lot of
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crimes across this whole criminal conspiracy. He's outlined the federal laws of the United States
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to get, you know, we can't get in the weeds with each other on going down rabbit holes of, you know,
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this variant and the sub two and this and that. And I mean, it's going to go nowhere while they're
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going to continue to try to perpetuate the fear, the compliance. And as Dr. Kevin Stillwagon says,
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one of my favorite lines is, you know, the food of tyrants is compliance. Let's stop feeding them.
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So I'm happy to take questions. I know some of you have seen me. I started out on the Stu
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launched it in February. It's the Dr. Jane Ruby show and it sits within StuPetersTV.com.
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If you've seen anything, if you have any questions or if you have any questions about what I've
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shared today, I never limit questions. If I don't know something, I'll tell you.
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And I'm happy to take any questions you have. And again, if I don't say it before people
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Wonderful, Jane. Jane, thank you very much. Well done on your short exposé of your current
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thinking. That's what we're interested in because we've all been on this journey, as Adnan started
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saying. We've been on a two-year journey. Everyone on this call, almost everyone has been on this
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two-year journey. Everyone, please write that down. The food of tyrants is compliance. Now,
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put your hand up. We've got a process here, Jane, where people put their hand up. We handle them
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links in the chat that I would recommend. Wonderful. Thank you. It's well worth saving.
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Now, we, how much time have we got you for? It's 5.20 where I am. I am good until the top of the
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In terms of my moderation, now everybody, please, I need your cooperation today because
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I don't know what's happened to Stephen. He hasn't run me. We haven't got an official host
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yet, so I can't control any of you. I need you to control yourselves. I can't mute anybody,
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It's being recorded now and then this becomes valuable to share with others. Just for your
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information, the speakers that we've had over the last few weeks are Paul Marrick last week,
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Jessica Rose, Craig Pardacupa on the batch issues. I hope you get him on your show.
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I've been working with them since the beginning. Team Enigma. Yes.
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Wonderful. Peter McCulloch, Ivan Sinchich, the member of the European Parliament,
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David Martin we had on the 28th of February. Wonderful. Before that, we had Steve Kirsch,
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Anna de Buissere on legal matters, Steve Forsyth, Phil Ex-Royal Marine, Phil Hyland,
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two hours. Everybody keep them tight. I'm sure, Jane, it's great to have you here. Well done on
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your journey and for you speaking your truth. I think everybody, we've heard often the truth
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will come out as it did with Hunter Biden's laptop last night on Sky News. New York Times
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on the paragraph 24, they said, they acknowledged that yes, it wasn't Russian disinformation on Hunter
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Biden's laptop. Miranda Devine wrote that excellent book, The Laptop from Hell. I recommend it.
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More and more evidence comes out, as you all know, in terms of the corruption that went on in the
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signatories from the CIA say, oh no, it's still Russian disinformation. Jane, you're quite right.
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this group, it's up to us and it's up to us leading the people to push back. So Jane, thank
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way, we've got people here from all around the world, Jane, as you would probably guess. And
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I'm from Australia, the lockdown capital of the world, Melbourne, not Melbourne, Florida. Liam,
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over to you. Yes, thanks, Charles. Yeah, I'm, hi, Dr. Jane. I'm Liam. I'm from Vancouver, Canada.
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I've been watching you on the Stu Peter show and now your own show for probably about eight months
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now. So thank you for everything you've done. Thank you. And I'm happy to that you brought up
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the mandates due to the next variant. The same thing's happening here in Canada. So you can kind
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of see the narrative being respawned. So my question for you is have you looked into,
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and forgive me, maybe you have spoken about this, but the genetic aspects of the spike protein and
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there's a gene that seems to appear in a specific genealogy of the Ashkenazi Jewish population.
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it's all based on the ACE2 receptor and the genetic variations in it. And of course, add the
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they were developing viral weapons. Can I ask you to just clarify, what is your,
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I get all that background, what is your question for me? Yeah, what do you say to that? Have you
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This is a chimeric molecule that was developed in silico. It travels to every cell in your body
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because it's in a lipid nano particle at that level, right? The atomic level. And depending on
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where it lands, and I don't even know what else it's programmed for. If you look at the leaked
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documents between Pfizer and the EMA, they're talking about the EMA is asking them, you have 50%
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of this material that is unaccounted for. What else is in there? And they say, we need that leeway.
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Well, since then, they've discovered that there are partial RNA strands. God knows programmed for
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what. If you get into those kinds of weeds, no disrespect intended, you're going to get,
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these are red herrings. We don't have time to focus on. People are dying. Children are being attacked
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right now, five to 11 years old in my country, which is my hill that I die on, much less the
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six month olds to four. Are you out of your minds? So to me, I don't have the luxury to look at,
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you know, different cultural, you know, emphasis things. I don't even know what they're doing.
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These companies, you should be very frightened that these companies are silent. I worked in this
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saying, Hey, how did they get away with, you know, an interim analysis for a full blown approval?
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And I had to go the 15 years and $500 million. You ever wonder how, how does that happen? That
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they're all silent. There's something very bad happening. We're on somebody's timetable and I
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don't know who it is. Okay. And so we don't have a lot of time left. A lot of people have been shot
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invented it. Why aren't you in the lab day and night working on the antidote to this thing that
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So I don't know what the answers are to those questions, but all I know, Liam, is we don't have
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a lot of time and we need to get to as many people as possible. We need to tell them if you've taken
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it, don't take any more. If you've taken the two shots, don't take the any boosters. We're seeing
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It's in Dr. McCullough wisely pointed out four buckets months ago. I have to see if I can get
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them right. Hematological, neurological, immunological, and cardiac. In those buckets,
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you're going to see so many different illnesses that it's going to be very confusing for people
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to tie it back. Hell, they can't even tie it back when they die two days after their second Pfizer
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shot. The families couldn't have been the shot. How are they going to do it six months or a year
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from now or two years from now? It's the perfect crime. It's the perfect murder design and they're
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still making more and they're going to make more types. And Pfizer just entered an agreement with
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acutis therapeutics. I don't know if you know this to make 10 new mRNA based vaccines and therapeutics.
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Is it for the diseases they're creating? I don't know. Let's see what happens. So we've got to stop
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up upon a real challenge because they're about to drop another fear thing for us in the United
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States. I believe it's because the election is in November. They have to do it around June or July,
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them in with mail-in ballots because that's how they can commit fraud on the election. If they do
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it'll probably try, they're ginning up now. They may even tweak something and drop it because
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attorney Tom Renz, if you know these people, and Stu to rescue them out of the hospitals.
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because I do think there is a bio weapon organism that they kind of seed. I'm just saying it just
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makes sense. You talk about Delta and then last summer, June, July and August, people get sick.
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Then there's a lull. Then you talk about Omicron and then people get sick October,
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November, December. Now there's a lull. I mean, hello, your scientists looks a little logical to
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me, but we'll see. We'll see if the prediction of the patterning that I'm predicting happens.
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I think it's predominantly because of our election coming up.
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Diane, thank you for that. Lee, thank you for the question. We now have James Winkle.
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Yes,
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Stephen is on the phone James. Before you go, Stephen apparently has joined us. Thank goodness.
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So he's okay. So, so sorry, Jane. I will explain later.
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Hi, Stephen. Good enough. They've recorded it so you can hear my ranting later.
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Who's recorded it? I was wondering about that.
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Stephen knows I'm a rancher. Stephen knows I'm a rancher.
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And so I can get this mob under control for Jane. And we've got James another 26 minutes,
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Stephen. So James, James Winkle over to you. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, Jane, for the talk. And I
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PhDs is in nanotechnology. So I can confirm what she's saying. I don't know if most people know,
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but the bio-distribution studies of this slip of nanoparticle, I think that only did two days,
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even though it accumulates far, far, far after that, at least according to the doctor I'm working
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with. But despite all that, I had a question since I'm in the in-between states right now. I just
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moved out of Illinois. There are a lot of doctors I speak with that have been either fired or
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they're just alone, I guess. So how would you recommend like uniting or playing more offense,
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I guess, to help some of these physicians, I'm sure, are afraid to speak up with anyone?
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Yeah. Thank you, James. Thanks for the question. And keep up the good work on your end.
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I'll say that much. What I've been talking about for the last year is I could see this coming.
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And I've said to people, you know, you can repurpose your skills when you
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step out of that hospital, or that corporation or that whatever, you don't cease to be
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a carpenter or a nurse or a physician or whatever you are, you are that those skills. And so
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own power. Find alliances in your family, then you go out. Alliances in your neighborhood,
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with a few like-minded people, maybe with those same skills, and try to create a parallel service
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where you can use skills. Yeah. Are we going to take a hit in some of our salaries? Yeah. We're
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to need your skills, all of our skills. So we have to really think differently about it. And I think
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that's the way to go about it. I will say that anyone who, and I've been on a rant lately about
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this, when people who now stay in these systems, I don't care what the excuse is, you are complicit
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and nursing ethics, and things like that. So I wanted to wrap that up for you. So I'm not too
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long winded, and I get other people's questions in. But thank you for that.
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Thank you. Thanks. Yes, thank you.
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You're welcome. Thank you. Thanks. Ariana, who, Dr. Love we have here. Dr. Ruby and Dr. Love.
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It's a big day.
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It's a big day. Nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you, Dr. Ruby. Sorry, I'm in the dark. I'm a little bit sick too. I got,
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I got, you know, in Finland, we have that people are double jabbed now and boosted.
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And the transmission is really intense. So I'm planning on leaving because I just can't.
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Yeah, I got hit with transmission. That was around a couple people who for about an hour,
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not by, you know, by necessity. So I'm like really having a difficult time detoxifying this time. So
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for the entire year, it was okay. Anyway, anyway, I wanted to ask you, and I wanted to thank you
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for that very powerful rant. And this is exactly what people here need to hear. We all need to
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hear that. I wanted to ask you about this. Dr. Frank Zalewski. You know, remember when he held
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he showed that how long they will grow inside the body. I wanted to ask, do you think that that has
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veins? Yeah, thanks for the question. And again, you know, good to see you. I know you've been on
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Stu's show a lot and it's nice to see, you know, see you live and talk to you live.
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What you're referring to, first of all, the embalmer report, which I was the first one to break.
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And I say that because, you know, he went to a lot of other people and they just didn't respond to
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him. So I look, this is Mr. Richard Hirschman. Maybe some of you have heard of him. He was on
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of a bloody end, like they're feeding off of it. Very strange. And we met with Dr. Bhakdi and Dr.
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Thomas, just blanking. Sorry, sorry. The cardiologist, the German card. Yes. Can you
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hear me? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, anyway, the cardiologist said, interestingly, it's hard to
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believe someone could live with that in their body, that it must have happened post-mortem.
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And Mr. Hirschman said, I don't believe so. Respectfully disagree because I have people
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hours later, the body's still warm and they, I'm pulling these out. What we, what, what, what,
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I don't know if it's connected Dr. Love, but I will say this. What concerned me is that, you know,
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Dr. Zalewski, if any of you haven't seen the video, it's, it's, it's a lengthy one and it's
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actually fascinating. And he's, he's not a moron. He's not some fly by name. He's really an
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I don't mean to suggest anything. I just wish that we would have seen more replication, more of his
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work, you know, that kind of thing. And yet it's, he's kind of gone silent. I don't know if anyone
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has a chance to get to him or find him. It wouldn't be a bad idea to do so. Is there a connection?
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We don't know. And I'll tell you this, what we won't know until we get a chemical analysis of
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what this white material is now, Dr. Mr. Hirschman and other embalmers that I've talked to that
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haven't come forward yet have all said the same thing. Look, we've seen hundreds of types of
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clots white, you know, red, bloody partial, whatever, but we've never seen this thing.
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They felt it, the consistency that the break, the way it handles, they've never seen that before
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middle of the year, 2021. So it really coincides with the shots. And so I encouraged Mr. Hirschman,
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he tells me he's in the process. It's not an easy thing to do because you need to have good chain of
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we shouldn't all pick it. So I'm waiting, he's in the process. He's made some steps forward on that.
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And we'll see once we get that chemical composition, I think that's going to tell us,
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I wouldn't say everything that's that's too much, but it'll tell us a lot. Remember,
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we're feeling our way like this through the dark. These companies, as I said earlier, are silent,
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eerily silent, no defensive pressers, press releases, nothing. They're just silent. So
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they're not disclosing, they know everything. They knew who got what, they're measuring it.
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They know what's going to happen next. They know what's going to happen to who team enigma,
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work. They, they, they shot us light years ahead in this mystery. And we're not where we need to be
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yet, but they really blew the door open on looking at the rates of death and destruction per lot
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number, and then finding out the hacking of the Moderna and Pfizer websites, finding out that those,
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that those lot numbers are authentic and that there could be up to 1.5 million doses per lot
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number. So they're all out there still circulating the deadly ones and in the deadly ones, you know,
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you don't know on any given day, the deadly ones could become different, right? Because these
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companies are running the tables. I've said Russian roulette, it's interesting Russian roulette,
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to your head. With this, you have you have hundreds of chambers. So you don't know what
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you're getting on any given day, in any time point. So that lot number from a year ago,
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on anything. It's frightening. Thank you, Jane. And Ryan Cole is here, Ariana. So Ryan put a
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note in the chat. He's done some analysis. Ryan, have you got a moment to come on and just
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Hopefully you can hear me. I'm at the grocery store.
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Yeah, they're they're abnormal. Certainly, they're extra cellular. Normally a clot has
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platelets and fibrin and is usually pretty a cellular. These ones, interestingly, are very
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cellular because of the amount of white blood cells that are trapped within them and then the
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protein itself. If one really wants to examine what's happening here, you need to look at the
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you end up with the spike protein in and of itself inducing aggregation of thrombin,
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plasmid, and causing clots without platelets. So it causes kind of an amyloid-esque protein clumping.
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So the spike is triggering it. So we know, you know, at this point, the shots are more dangerous
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than the virus itself because omicron doesn't tend to split with a fear and cleavage into an S1 and
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S2 and the S1 is the more inflammatory clotting aspect of the spike. So interestingly, just with
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the spike in these shots, we're inducing a protein clumping and then this tends to trap the white
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blood cells. It's a lot of neutrophils. It's a lot of eosinophils and then I mark these with
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intercellular adhesion molecules. So they're all sticking to each other like mad.
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So I've got a few more studies to do on them. I'm going to look for the presence of spike protein
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with within the clot proper, which I'm pretty sure I'm going to find. And so that's what we know
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so far to date, but the papers of Dr. Pretorius are a good place to start and we'll go from there
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and see what else we find. Over. Beautiful. Thank you. Thank you, Ryan. Wonderful,
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for another 14 minutes, James. So we've got iPhone here. Strange name. Who are you, iPhone?
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I can't remember. Look it is.
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Charles, is that possibly me, Mark Sexton? I think I came up as iPhone before. I do apologize.
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I thought I've seen that head before and Stephen has as well. Yes, Mark Sexton, Jane, is a
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former police officer in the UK. Mark, over to you.
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Thank you very much, Charles. Dr. Ruby, it's really nice to meet you. Good evening, everybody else.
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Hi, Dr. Stephen Frost. Dr. Ruby, it's a straightforward question. As a former policeman,
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I've been involved in a lot of criminal applications here in the UK.
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Senator Ron Johnson is doing a lot of work in the United States and he's having
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a lot of experts on there giving really damning, irrefutable and vast amount of evidence against
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this evil agenda. Is anything at all coming from it? Well, thanks for the question, Mark. And
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of course, you know, I'm always admiring police officer service, so I'm sure you've saved a lot
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of lives. I'm not in Senator Ron Johnson's inner circle. He certainly has taken this further than
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any of our other legislators. But you know, I insist on holding our legislators to the very
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but in reality, that doesn't always happen. I understand that they do have limitations,
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but nobody's more powerful than them. And so what I could say to you is I'm still waiting.
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I'm looking forward to anything that he moves the needle on this. I would be very grateful to see it.
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issue, but I noticed things. You know, we have a lot of brilliant women scientists that are in the
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front lines right now. Many of them are probably in this, this, this zoom tonight. But, but my point
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over and over and over again every day. And those are the ones you just want to be careful. You want
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to keep having different voices. That's what keeps the discussion healthy and vibrant and new ideas.
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discussion from getting hijacked and bought and owned. So I'm hoping and praying that he does
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bring this to some kind of, one of the things I said to him directly, I mean, we had an interaction
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by email because he wasn't happy with my lack of, I mean, I, I, I expect more. And I said to him,
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to call in a citizen panel of experts and reconstitute it. I mean, this is an agency that
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So these, these, these legislators cannot move quick enough and they should be moving beyond
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what I call, you know, just, just the theater. It's just, you know, we used to have Trey Gowdy,
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if you recall, you know, some of this in American history, recent American history,
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who oversaw the Benghazi hearings, right? There were clear crimes committed. Americans were killed
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over there while, you know, some former officials sat in a room in Washington, D.C. and watched it.
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I mean, while the, while the special operators, you know, begged for help. So, but Trey Gowdy,
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we call him, there's a, there's a phrase in Texas called all hat, no cattle. That means you're a big
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shop, but you really don't own anything. Okay. So when I say you're all hearings, no indictments,
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that was Trey Gowdy with, you never saw anything come out of the Benghazi hearing. So,
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you know, I don't want to see that happen here, but I'm afraid that so far all we have are hearings,
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right? And in the last two or three minutes, the, the, and I don't know what the arrangement was or
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the attorney who at the time was the attorney for the three main whistleblowers, right?
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0:43:40 --> 0:43:[privacy contact redaction] Teresa Long, Lieutenant Colonel Pete, Dr. Pete Chambers. And the reason
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tonight, Major Dr. Sam Sigaloff, right? So just, he was given that little bit of time, you know,
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I mean, that should have been like a third of that, of that entire hearing. Now that's just
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Dr. Jane's opinion. And you know that that and 50 cents will get you a cup of coffee. But I just,
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I worry when I see things, why wasn't Dr. David Martin? You all heard him speak. He's got proof of
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so many things. It's very clear. He's got documentation that you wouldn't believe.
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And, and that should shut this whole thing down immediately, especially on our military. Why wasn't
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he at that table? Someone like him, it's not just about the women, but they're just saying there's a
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0:44:38 --> 0:44:[privacy contact redaction] been at the head of that table, much less he wasn't even in the room.
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I couldn't agree more. And we've got the same issue here. You may or may not be aware that
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UK. And the evidence that we submitted as a collective is absolutely vast, damning and
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irrefutable. And David Martin's evidence was submitted. The lawyer, Mr. Renz, his evidence
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was submitted, his videos, everything was submitted. Anybody who's in any way, shape or form got any
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kind of brain, looks at that evidence, sees the credibility of those witnesses and their expertise.
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It's nailed on that the [privacy contact redaction]e who were named as responsible, criminally responsible and liable
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0:45:22 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction] crimes ever committed in the history of mankind. The fact that they've turned around
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and said, no crimes are identified in itself is a crime, but don't worry, we're pursuing that.
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That's, that's not, we're not going away. We're like a wasp around a picnic table. We're annoying.
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Thank you so much. And yes, I've been following and glad to hear you're going to persist. Thank you.
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Well done, Mark. Okay. So we've got three more minutes because Stephen Frost, Jane, gets the
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we've had a little, you know, modification. I do have an extra [privacy contact redaction]ay
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longer. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, please. Excellent. Wonderful. Why not? Yep. All right. Thank you,
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0:46:09 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction] Any. Hey, thanks, Charles and Dr. Ruby, long time fan, first time caller, so to speak.
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0:46:17 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction]y to ask a question. So you touched on my original question earlier
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0:46:28 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction]imation of only about 20% of the vaccines seem to be producing adverse events so
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far. Emphasis on the so far. So is there any science that you're aware of or any investigation
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elements to produce the all of the horrendous effects we're seeing? Or is there some other
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mechanism that may be time delayed for lack of a better way to phrase it, that we could be
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0:47:11 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]s early on? Does that make sense? Yeah, absolutely. And thank
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longer answer is this. And it goes back to my discussion about Congress, bring these companies
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that know what's in this stuff at any given day or time or lot number. And yet they are allowed to
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0:47:49 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]ruggle to try to answer those questions. What now we can put,
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we can piece pieces together, which is what we've done. We're cobbling this thing together.
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And there's enough there, I think, to be afraid to shut this thing down. There's a threshold for
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death. I mean, as we're way beyond it, but we don't have all the pieces. So it's very difficult
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0:48:12 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction]'s that is incredibly important. I want to give you just a
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little point of reference, right? A little comparator. When I first started in pharma,
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0:48:21 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction]s called Forest Laboratories in New York City.
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I came along shortly after that. My task was to develop and launch Lexapro, right? The lefty
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enantiomer of that molecule. But here's the point of the story. I had to learn everything about
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and petri dishes, right? Clinical is human. In the preclinical, they run it through several
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species of animal, right? They start with the rats and they go a little bit higher. They go to dogs.
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Six beagle dogs had a heart attack and died. The FDA shut that company down for two years,
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said, go back and figure it out. Make sure it doesn't transfer to humans. You're not even
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going to get near phase one human trials until you figure that out. Turned out it was a genetic
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anomaly, not only specific to dogs, but only to beagle dogs, right? And they went on. The rest
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go figure it out. You're not putting anything out in public until you figure that one out.
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0:49:37 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction], if the VAERS, the Harvard Pilgrim study is correct on any level, less than 1% of all vaccine
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there are 25,[privacy contact redaction]ates in the VAERS system that they've allowed you to see,
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that's with the CDC criminal activity. I think the Harvard Pilgrim study was before that crime
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of manipulation of the numbers, or maybe it wasn't, who knows? But that's as much as 2.5
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0:50:08 --> 0:50:[privacy contact redaction]e are dead. What are we doing? How much more evidence do we need? Right? What more
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do we need? It's silent. It's very concerning. So. Thank you. Thank you, Leonard. Peter Hooger,
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Jane is a lawyer in UK, former police officer. Ah, nice combination.
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Thank you. Hi, Dr. Jane Ruby. Thank you so much for speaking to us. Yeah. All I can say is your
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talk wasn't a rant. It was a pep talk that many of us needed right now. And for that,
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I thank you from our hearts. Oh, well, thank you. You can thank Stephen. He,
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yeah, he does a lot of good work. He somehow, in spite of my rants in this thread we're on,
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he was kind enough to invite me in spite of all that. So I, you can thank him.
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Brilliant. Now, thank you so much. My question you've touched upon actually, if people like
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Rainer Völmich as a top barrister who took on Volkswagen Deutsche Bank, among others, can't get
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work he's done with the Metropolitan Police. You know, we are coming up against a brick wall
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in all the countries. And there's a lot of common denominators here, which feeds in obviously to the
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0:51:42 --> 0:51:[privacy contact redaction] you got any tips for the people here with all the different disciplines?
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What should we be doing? Should we just be chipping away, drilling little holes in the
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dam, hoping that it should burst? Last night, obviously, as Charles said, you know, information
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came out about the Biden family. And I looked at some of those emails earlier and yeah, they're
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shocking. But what will come of it? What tips have you got for us for getting this out there?
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You know, Peter, I, there's an old saying, if I had the answer to that, we'd all be billionaires
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and retired and, you know, sitting on an island somewhere sipping a cocktail. The point is, I don't
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mean to be flip, but the point is, there are so many layers to this. It's so complex. I once asked,
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I don't know if you are, any of you are familiar with Dr. Shiva Ayurverde. He's a very interesting
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guy. You should look up his talks and things like that. And he was on a Zoom that I was on once. And
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I asked him, what do you, how are, are we being attacked? Is it, I want to, I'm an analyst at heart,
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right? So I like to look upstream, upstream. What's at the top that's doing this thing?
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And he said, I don't think it's a top down. I think it's something called the swarm method.
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I think we're being approached. And this is something Peter, or David Martin gets into,
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he doesn't call it that, but he describes that this criminal conspiracy involves a lot of different
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0:53:13 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction]ries. Right. And I don't, that's a pretty incredible conspiracy
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and collaboration because it, they kind of, it's like the fire ants, you know, by themselves,
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they're nothing, but when they get together and they signal and they bite at once, they can really
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hurt you. And so it's very strange to me. I've asked General Michael Flynn this question. I've
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you get every country, every industry, every airline, right? Every, you go down to every,
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every, every, to pretty much all be doing the same thing. And I'll tell you why it, when it hit me
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early, it was almost like a tragedy opened a door for me early. And I'll make it really brief. In
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March of 2020, and you know, I'm trained medically. So I was doing all this antisepsis stuff, the
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gloves, I didn't go anywhere. I got, I got it. I got whatever this flu was. Right. And I was very
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sick for six weeks, but here's the point of the story. When my doctor called me of many years,
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that I had a great relationship with, and he said, Jane, you're positive. And I said, okay, all right.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa. We're not going to freak out. You're going to prescribe the hydroxychloroquine.
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Right. That's, that's all we knew at the time. And I said, and anything else, you know, you want me
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to take, you know, protect my lungs, whatever it is. And he said to me, I can't do that. And I said,
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you know, I'm a, I'm a prescriber myself. Right. So I'm thinking, I said, why? He said, you have to
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be in the ICU for me to give you that I HCQ. I said, well, why would you wait till I was that sick?
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And you know, something he, his next words, Peter, to me changed everything in that moment.
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I knew the world had changed. And I'll tell you what he said to me,
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Jane, you're going to have to tough this one out. And he hung up on me.
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Whoa.
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Something when I, when I started to feel better, whoa, that's not the same person.
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0:55:03 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]arted to feel better, I started to look, I lived in Virginia and I looked at,
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why is he doing this? I looked at the state department of health. There was an edict by
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0:55:19 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]itioners from prescribing hydroxychloroquine. I'm thinking, what does he care?
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0:55:24 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]arted to look at other states and I saw that not only were other
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states doing it, but they were using the same language. Somebody was coordinating them.
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And that's when I almost lost it. Cause I thought, Oh my God, something very bad is happening in the
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world. But for me, it gave me the antenna really early, right? Many people, many months to go,
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whoa, wait a minute, something strange here, too much coordination. So that's where I think we have
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to focus. I don't think we can look to any, to be honest with you, I love to beat up my elected
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officials because that's what Americans should be doing. That's what we do. It's what we're known for,
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but you're not going to go anywhere with it, right? It's really going to be we, the people.
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And we, the people is about leaders like yourselves, educating people constantly,
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0:56:14 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]ent, teaching people, keeping it simple. Don't use the word vaccine. Stop calling
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0:56:19 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]e, you know, imagine if I said to a mother of a five-year-old, you're
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going to take your kid in to get that vaccine. And she's going to look at me and go, yeah, you're damn
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0:56:28 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction] my kid. But if I say to her, you're going to take your child in
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0:56:34 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]ed with a bio weapon that was developed in silico on a computer that to make
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0:56:39 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction]ory. You know, she might tell me I'm an a-hole and,
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you know, walk away from me, but she's also going to walk away and think I better look into that.
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Yeah. Right. It's a bio weapon. What does she mean by that? What a nut, but I'm going to go look it
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up. You're not going to go look it up if you keep calling it a vaccine. Yeah. Thank you, doctor.
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You're my pleasure. Thank you, Peter. Excellent question. Dan, we've got you now.
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You're muted, Dan. Yes, you're muted. I hate doing that. I think you're muted.
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0:57:21 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] or something. I just want to say thanks a lot for everything
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you're doing, Dr. Ruby, and you and Dr. McCall, Dr. Malone, Dr. Cole, all the leaders that are
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Leading on you experts and leaders in the field, give us that confidence, build the support locally,
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that's what I'm trying to do on my own is create a wave of knowledge about how the vaccines work
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and what injuries they cause. I think we can build a huge, we can force the elected officials
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to deal with us and deal with the information at some point in time, but I don't ever see, like an
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see us taking this criminal conspiracy in the future so that there are charges and indictments
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0:58:26 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction]? It's very frustrating. We're all very frustrated here in the United States,
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seeing these hearings over and over again and nothing. What do you see happening as the
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eventuality here and how can we take care of this to prevent it from ever happening again?
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Yeah, it's a wonderful question. I wish I had more substance with which to answer it. It's kind of a
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there were only about 15, 17% of the people that were actually pulling off the revolution.
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You don't have to get everybody, but the thing that concerns me is that these shots have an agenda.
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And I don't even think we've hit the tip of the iceberg. I think there are going to be mental
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issues. I think it's going to end up overwhelming the rest of us who didn't take these shots with
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we'll have at least our 15 to 17%. I mean, we probably already do, but what my fear is that
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it's not just the King of England we're trying to overthrow. This is a lot of unknown enemies
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and it's a lot of an agenda that is so sinister and so dangerous. And so, what's the word,
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it's like tentacles in terms of, like look at our military. I mean, just to see the number of deaths
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military physicians maintain it. There's enough death and destruction in there, right? To cause
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high ranking officers to risk their lives. Don't think they're not afraid for their lives,
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but to come out and say, people are dying every day. You have [privacy contact redaction]opping
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get back to your answer. I'm just going to fall back on Dr. David Martin, who said, all I need is
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even at the federal level, and they have been issuing injunctions and things like that. So we
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need to build on it. I don't know beyond that. I just am really amazed at how lockstep this thing
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is, how this has been allowed to go so far so quickly. It really concerns me.
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And I think getting things organized like you guys are doing here with doctors for COVID ethics is
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very important, you know, especially in the local, getting people together, that there are things we
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1:01:28 --> 1:01:[privacy contact redaction]ish together. I can tell you this, me and some colleagues have been out in front of our
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it's, it's incredible. Yeah, stop calling them vaccines. Start calling them bio weapons.
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The bio weapons. Yes. It's hard to do, but once you get it, believe me, it's very contagious,
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now continue to call it that. It concerns me and it raises my antenna because I've mentioned it to
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some of them over and over again, and yet they still do it. Just saying. I totally agree. Words
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matter. Very powerful. Thank you, Dan. And indeed, language drives behavior. Now,
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Jane, next question is Stephen. Stephen, before we go to any other question, because I'm,
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Stephen's the guru or the initiator. Go, Stephen. Understood. First of all, Jane, so sorry for
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missing the beginning. I might as well be honest. I lay on the bed about two hours before this
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meeting, having been up too much the night before and previous nights. And I fell asleep and missed
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1:02:49 --> 1:02:[privacy contact redaction]etely. So I'm so sorry. I just wanted to ask you, I agree with you about
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1:02:56 --> 1:03:[privacy contact redaction] vaccine. Even I fall for that. But I correct myself sometimes.
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1:03:07 --> 1:03:[privacy contact redaction] wondered whether you've got any contacts in Hollywood or elsewhere,
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Egypt politics, media, military, police, who you could put us in contact with.
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And also, I'm particularly interested in you mentioned Trey Gowdy. There was another guy
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used to work with him. Jason Chaffetz. Do you remember him? I used to watch both of them on
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YouTube for hours, especially Trey Gowdy. He's one of the most successful prosecutors the United
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States has ever had. He hasn't lost a case, I believe. Unfortunately, he didn't try the
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Benghazi case. I said, unfortunately, he didn't do anything with the Benghazi case. Sure. Yeah.
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So but but someone like him, what do you know what his position is? Because if you could get
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1:03:58 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction], that might make the difference because he is a prosecutor. No, no. He has a very
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1:04:06 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction] with Fox News. He's not going anywhere. And the same with Jason Chaffetz. I
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1:04:11 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction] for him because he left in the middle of a term. You know, many people would love
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1:04:16 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction]ates senator or congressperson. So when you get elected by the people, that's a
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very powerful thing. And I mean, I'm assuming everywhere, but in the United States, that's the
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magic, okay, the power of the people. So when I take it very seriously, when someone leaves in the
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middle of their term to take a seven or eight figure contract job, and that and Jason Chaffetz
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1:04:37 --> 1:04:[privacy contact redaction] to understand, I said before, and maybe you missed
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it, maybe you weren't here yet, I hold my elected officials in very, very high at very high standards.
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And I should be because they've they've asked to represent us. And that's an incredible, powerful
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honor in my country. So to me, call me crazy. But I don't think they'll do anything. I think they
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1:04:59 --> 1:05:[privacy contact redaction] done it by now. And if someone had a case like Benghazi, Trey Gowdy oversaw the Benghazi
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hearings the whole time, like over a year or two. Did you ever see an indictment or anything come
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out of that? I mean, that was like taking candy from a baby, to be honest with you, as cases go.
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So no, I don't expect people like him to do anything. I think they're pretty much incentivized
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1:05:22 --> 1:05:[privacy contact redaction] go along. But hang on a minute. These crimes, the worst crimes ever committed, in my opinion,
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they involve everybody, including Jason Chaffetz's family and Trey Gowdy's family,
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that themselves, except that, except that Congress and their families are exempt from taking those
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shots. Makes a difference, doesn't it? Yeah, plus their staff, is that right?
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I've heard the staff, I've heard the staff heard the staff of the White House, the current staff.
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I've heard that that can that can if that is, if that's true, that's a really key fact in the
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1:06:06 --> 1:06:[privacy contact redaction]ates, isn't it? It's one thing that someone like you can use over and over again.
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So I think that we've got to be really creative in the techniques we use and we have to be creative
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1:06:22 --> 1:06:[privacy contact redaction]s and how we use angles as well. But what I'm really afraid of is that they are now
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stopping these measures which were never medically justified. And I think the politicians are hoping
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that we won't remember, we want to forget the past two years, and that we will forget. And I'm
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determined that we hold them to account. And David Martin, I absolutely agree with you, he's one of
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1:07:04 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ecuper, he is a genius. And we need to get behind him too.
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Whether he's right about everything. I was gonna say great. Yeah, absolutely great work. You're
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right. He's working so fast. And whether we agree with everything, but the work he's done has been
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groundbreaking. That Team Enigma work is, I was the first to say it, I think you missed it,
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because it was in the earlier part of either my comments or an answer to someone. But I'm Team
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1:07:37 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction], I have someone from the team on my show probably every other week,
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because they're always breaking something new from Craig's work. Exactly. So can I just ask you,
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1:07:49 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction] line of attack? Should we concentrate on deaths? Because when I
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1:07:54 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]e about the number of deaths, they've got absolutely no idea. And even people
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1:07:59 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction] no idea. They're not good with figures or whatever. But I know that the deaths
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in the UK, the US and the EU, that's a population of approximately 850 million.
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There's 70,000 at the moment, round about 70,000, probably over. I haven't done the latest figures.
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I've been keeping, I published these figures in July of last year. I was told that they didn't
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matter. And indeed, that I shouldn't publish them as a doctor. And I still think that that's the
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1:08:35 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction] important thing to get out there. And I think using the figure of the underreporting factor of
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six, you still come to a figure of 420,000. That's Jessica Rose's figure, by the way,
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six is the under, Steve Coors says 40. And then you've got 2,400,000, sorry, 2,800,000 deaths.
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And with 100, which you were talking about, because there was a paper, if you remember,
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which said 10 to 100. I think it was talking about theirs. But interestingly, the US figures
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are right in the middle. So the UK are they're hiding deaths, in my opinion. So if you compare
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the UK figures per population to the EU's figures, then they're about the UK figures are about a
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1:09:19 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction] of what they should be compared to the United States, they're about half. So in other words,
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the US is two, twice as many deaths as you'd, sorry, twice as many deaths as you'd expect looking at
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the UK figures, sorry, the EU is three times as many. So anyway, the point is that if it's 100
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1:09:41 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction]or, we're talking about 7 million deaths. And then if you've got
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1:09:48 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction] that for the whole world, you know, you could say twice as many for the whole world,
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because obviously, the coverage is not as great around the world. But say twice, you're left with
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a huge figure, if you say four times, then you've got in the case of the six times you've got
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you've got 420,000 times four, so you're talking about 1,680,000. And that's the lowest. And if
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it's 100 times, we're talking about 28 million. So that's the kind of figure that grabs people's
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attention. Because we're talking in terms, you know, in the same order as 6 million, which is
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1:10:26 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction] was. And, and this is worse than the Nazi Holocaust, in my opinion,
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it's global. And I don't know, you know, if those figures, they really speak to me, but I don't,
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I can't get people to maybe they don't want to understand them, especially medical doctors.
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1:10:46 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction] wonder what you think, how can we use those figures, because I can supply those
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figures to you if you like. I know there's been a lot of work that has gone into developing those.
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And I know several of the folks that you mentioned that helped put those together.
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You know, my comment is I take a Mac, I step back and take a more macro view and say, look,
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how much of a threshold do you need? 1000 deaths, 10 million deaths. I mean, there's no threshold
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that seems to get anybody's attention. I agree. Not even not even the masses. So to not end on doom
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and gloom, I would say that we're not going to get relief from our leaders, we're going to have
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to find those pockets of judges, we're going to have to really teach people as they start to see.
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1:11:38 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction] Dowd said something recently, if you've heard a lot of his work with the
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insurance companies, he said something really profound. He said, people are going to find out
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and see what we've been trying to tell them, large, large masses of them. And when they do,
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there's going to be a groundswell, and they're going to be pissed off. And there's going to be
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a lot, there's going to be a tipping point. And I'm hoping that he's right. And I'm hoping that
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1:12:02 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]art to have parallel. I don't want to call it a tribunal. I
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mean, I don't want to get overly dramatic, but we are going to need citizen. I mean, we're going to
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1:12:14 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]icate what we cannot get from our systems, right? What else do we have? What choice
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1:12:19 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]? Those of us who have not gone along with this and have not taken them or have taken
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them and realized, hey, this is part of a bigger plan. I'm not going there anymore. You know, that
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that army of us is is really what we're going to need, but we're going to need to do something.
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And if we don't have it, we have to start creating it. I think that'll happen. But again,
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1:12:43 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]ion, we're going to have to start where we are. And I think we should start pretty
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quickly, because I'd rather have some systems, parallel systems begun, you know, working out
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some kinks, and not need them later on, than to do the opposite and be caught without anything at all.
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Because I think they are going to try to over when I say they I don't even know who that is.
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But because I keep saying, I don't know what's at the top of this food chain. But I can tell you,
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when you get the entire US military leadership to force this on our people who are dying in front of
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them every day, something's very wrong. Something or someone is in charge. I don't even know how we
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1:13:21 --> 1:13:[privacy contact redaction]e it, because we don't even know what and what comprises it. Exactly. What about some so I
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mentioned Hollywood, you don't know anybody that no, no, I do have to cut, I do have to cut out,
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I apologize, Steven. But I don't know I don't know anyone in Hollywood, I would, I would not
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want to know anyone in Hollywood right now, to be honest with you. So I'm the wrong person to ask.
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You know, they've done a lot to perpetuate a lot of problems in our country. They're sort of a
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sub. So Jane, before you go on a share with everybody, and Jane, this is relevant to what
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you've been talking about this wonderful picture that came across my desk yesterday. Can everybody
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see that? So it's a monopoly, monopoly board with the people underneath. If the people stand,
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the game is over. Oh, I love that. I love that. Send that over Charles.
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So Jane, thank you so much for being with us. We understand the time frame. And thank you for
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giving us this time, Steven. Well done for organizing Jane to be with us, everybody.
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Jane, when is your show on? So we will the stupidest show we all know about and your
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1:14:34 --> 1:14:[privacy contact redaction]arted when and what time is it on? Thank you. Thank you. It's on the Stu Peters
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network. You can look go to red voice media, red, the color red voice media or Stu Peters.tv.
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It'll all take you there. It's every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I follow Stu right after
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his show, which is a great, great thing. People just stay with me. And I do a live show on
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brighton TV with Mike Adams, the health ranger live every Monday night. So thank you so much.
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1:15:01 --> 1:15:[privacy contact redaction]even, thank you for inviting me and thinking of all this. And Charles, you've been a great
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moderator. Thank you. It's a pleasure. So Jane, the reason I asked you was because you made
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ranted. I thought we need some spirit like that. Yeah, I rabble roused in there. I probably didn't
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1:15:21 --> 1:15:[privacy contact redaction]even is a new one. But you know, thank you for having me guys. It's been fun.
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Everybody, stay strong. Thank you so much. Don't call it a vaccine. Yes.
