Speaker 1: We are back. It is still Tuesday, October twenty ninth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, and it's three twenty pm now, and
Speaker 1: something happened with FTJ. So I'm uploading the video that
Speaker 1: I thought was broadcasting on there when we were all together. Okay, so,
Speaker 1: oh static, I don't normally hear that. Oh it's because
Speaker 1: my hard drive in my laptop behind me is running.
Speaker 1: That's why trying to figure out what that noise was
Speaker 1: sounded like a fan. Okay, So here's what we're going
Speaker 1: to do today. We're going to finish as much as
Speaker 1: we can of the virus Mania sections I wanted to
Speaker 1: continue to read, and then we're going to hopefully get
Speaker 1: into the parts when we talk about the rabies, the anthrax,
Speaker 1: and all the other lies with past doors. So you
Speaker 1: can see, from the beginning to the end, everything about
Speaker 1: it has been a complete fraud and lie. It's the
Speaker 1: actual remedies that are killing people and there's nothing what
Speaker 1: do you call it? What were they trying to do
Speaker 1: with the and thrackshot After they realized it was a
Speaker 1: point total failure, they're trying to use it, saying that
Speaker 1: it would be reactive and be able to tell you
Speaker 1: if somebody had something and that was wrong too, obviously,
Speaker 1: because everything they say about everything that they're wrong about
Speaker 1: it can't possibly come to fruition and be true somehow.
Speaker 1: Like they can't tell you what the actual genetic code
Speaker 1: of anything is because number one, they don't stand what
Speaker 1: that means, or that it's if it's static? Is it?
Speaker 1: Does it change? Does DNA change? Is a static? You know,
Speaker 1: they give you an impression of something. They make all
Speaker 1: these claims. We assume that it's right because they are
Speaker 1: supposed to be smarter than us. And then everything else
Speaker 1: that they tell us after that, Hey, sure it must
Speaker 1: be because you know they're the ones with the blacks
Speaker 1: on the walls and the funny shirts. Oh hey, what's up?
Speaker 1: What's up? Uh? So we have Mike Garland in here,
Speaker 1: all right, and then we have Alex He says, I
Speaker 1: was over halfway through this morning show, but that can wait. Cool. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And if you're on FTG, this one should be working.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to a check right now and see
Speaker 1: that it is. But don't worry. If you are on
Speaker 1: FTJ Media, the new one looks like it just it's
Speaker 1: encoding right now. There's two of them I accidentally did
Speaker 1: it twice because I forgot to select my broadcast name
Speaker 1: Buster's channel. So one of them, once it's done, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna go ahead. Oh, one of them is active already, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: The other one is still encoding. So Part three from
Speaker 1: earlier today is on FTJ Media. Now, good news. Let
Speaker 1: me go ahead and check to make sure that it
Speaker 1: is also playing this one. That way we know it's
Speaker 1: not the schedule or nope. No, good looks like, well, no,
Speaker 1: that's an old shirt. Where did that come from? The hell,
Speaker 1: I'm not wearing a red shirt. What does that still
Speaker 1: frame from? Oh? Man, that's hilarious. Well then I got
Speaker 1: a fuss. Yeah, okay, good, it's working out all right.
Speaker 1: So something I want to show everybody over on FTJ
Speaker 1: Media and actually some other spot too. So let me
Speaker 1: let me give you through this tutorial with you, because
Speaker 1: this is actually really cool and I haven't done this
Speaker 1: in a while, so let's do it. Lots of people
Speaker 1: have been using this code because these are amazing books,
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Speaker 1: media right now, let's start from there, all right. So
Speaker 1: if you're on ftj media, I just opened up this,
Speaker 1: so this is the you can close it down like that.
Speaker 1: But this little thing right here, that's the chat box.
Speaker 1: You open that up. I'm going to go like this,
Speaker 1: hello like a dorc but up here a lot hey
Speaker 1: tip using ftj wallet. Okay. So when you get onto
Speaker 1: ftj media and you create an account, obviously you can
Speaker 1: like share, subscribe, all that stuff, but also you can
Speaker 1: support the show that your favorite content creators on FTJ
Speaker 1: media and you load it with a card or whatever.
Speaker 1: Then you can you know, hand out to people like that.
Speaker 1: So this has been being used quite successfully by a
Speaker 1: lot of the content creators out here. So I don't
Speaker 1: know why that will the legals. It was kind of
Speaker 1: cool though. You go ahead and click one of those
Speaker 1: Oh it's gonna take me over here. So that's my okay,
Speaker 1: So this is my gifts and Go, which is awesome
Speaker 1: that it's connected to that. Very cool. So you can
Speaker 1: do it right from here, right The gifts and Go
Speaker 1: is continuous even though, uh for and for a while
Speaker 1: there was specifically for the for the computer, and we
Speaker 1: still need some things for it, so that is still active.
Speaker 1: But also you know, that's another way to spread the
Speaker 1: show in general. And then this one right here, you
Speaker 1: click it and you can click your choose your donation value.
Speaker 1: You know, you can probably just type it in so
Speaker 1: you don't have to go through all that and then
Speaker 1: but dah da da, and then confirm. So once you
Speaker 1: are in in your established as a subscriber, I mean
Speaker 1: a subscriber A have an account on here, you can
Speaker 1: you can upload your you can what I'm sorry, what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to say is you can charge your wallet,
Speaker 1: charge it up, you know, put something on it, and
Speaker 1: then you can support your your locals. But if you
Speaker 1: just want to go here and click the gifts and
Speaker 1: go button, you can do that too, So that's there.
Speaker 1: And also you can talk in here. You can drop
Speaker 1: I think you can drop memes and gifts and stuff
Speaker 1: like that into this chat. But this is the other
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Speaker 1: So either the whole Europa series. The whole Europa series
Speaker 1: you can get on Blu ray or DVD right here
Speaker 1: without my commentary. All right, this is the one that
Speaker 1: Rumble deleted every single episode of on us twice because
Speaker 1: I tried putting it back up thinking that it was
Speaker 1: some kind of you know, mistake or something glitched out,
Speaker 1: and nope, sure enough they deleted it again. So there
Speaker 1: it is. Money Tree Publishing presents Europe of the Last Battle.
Speaker 1: You need to know this stuff. Also, like I've been
Speaker 1: saying this, I don't I think we're bypassing this from
Speaker 1: now because we have this now, right so that this
Speaker 1: is the new thing. All right, So over here you
Speaker 1: will see Hellstorm, and you have to you have to
Speaker 1: read the actual book. I mean, getting this is fine, great, wonderful, terrific,
Speaker 1: But you can't put into a movie the amount of
Speaker 1: detail you could put into a book. It's not possible.
Speaker 1: So unless you're unless the movie is fifteen to twenty
Speaker 1: hours long. All right, So you want to read this
Speaker 1: book and it will I'm going to ask you. I'm
Speaker 1: going to ask you to put yourself in that position,
Speaker 1: because you're going to be in it. So if you
Speaker 1: want to get an idea of how it's going to
Speaker 1: feel soon, what it's going to be like to be hunted,
Speaker 1: to have done no crime, and that your family nobody,
Speaker 1: there's no value for human life, then you need to
Speaker 1: watch Helstorm, and you need to see through Europa the
Speaker 1: complete disregard and hatred for mankind that the Oivys have,
Speaker 1: especially for us European Germanic people Us Scythian slash Gothic
Speaker 1: slash whatever you want to call them, Greek even what
Speaker 1: do you think made up them? Italians? Who do you
Speaker 1: think made them up? What do you think of the
Speaker 1: Visi Goths and the Ostro goss are from? Where do
Speaker 1: they go. How do you do you not think that
Speaker 1: they're the majority of the command. Now, all of northern
Speaker 1: Italy is blonde hair, blue eyed. Mostly it's only the
Speaker 1: Southern Italians that of the doctor skin and doctor complexions,
Speaker 1: doctor features. This one right here is pretty cool. It's
Speaker 1: a secret Masonic victory of World War Two that needs
Speaker 1: to be understood. That the good guys did not win.
Speaker 1: The good guys, I repeat, did not win. We think
Speaker 1: were the good guys. But the people who are running
Speaker 1: the show, we're under the impression that were the constitutional
Speaker 1: republic and the freedom, freedom, freedom, and they use that,
Speaker 1: they use that to get us to support There are
Speaker 1: many atrocities around the world. For some reason, I feel
Speaker 1: like I have this at my house the World War
Speaker 1: communism in the back do. I feel like I have this,
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I have like a memory of
Speaker 1: this somewhere, But I'm probably wrong. I'm probably wrong. I
Speaker 1: feel like somebody's like a friend of mine gave this
Speaker 1: to me some time ago. But I I'm sure it
Speaker 1: was just something that looked like it. But anyway, Communism
Speaker 1: by the back door. But this one right here, this
Speaker 1: is another one you probably want to pay attention to.
Speaker 1: As a secret Masonic victory of World War two. You
Speaker 1: can go into one and two with this. You can
Speaker 1: say the secret Masonic victory of the American Civil War
Speaker 1: if you'd like. So, I mean, there's there's lots of
Speaker 1: other things on here, but I'm just telling you what
Speaker 1: I some of my favorites and some of the things
Speaker 1: that I would pay my attention to. Henry Ford, I've
Speaker 1: read a lot of this to you before we started
Speaker 1: our Europa series. I think some of those were taken
Speaker 1: down to like deleted off of Rumble No No Strikes,
Speaker 1: just deleted, right, weird. I've read all of mine, kamf
Speaker 1: very detailed. Some of these I'm enough one hundred percent
Speaker 1: familiar with personally, so I'm not gonna say anything about them,
Speaker 1: but you can see them and you can look at
Speaker 1: them for yourself, see what to interests you, and that's there.
Speaker 1: It's ten percent off. But this is like education. It's
Speaker 1: a masterclass, I mean, but also it's I mean, it's
Speaker 1: understandable to anybody. But as far as having a deeper
Speaker 1: knowledge than anyone else you're gonna run into, you're gonna
Speaker 1: have much deeper knowledge of the truth. And it's not slander.
Speaker 1: It's just the way it is. What slanders well, how
Speaker 1: they talk about this man here, mister tiny mustache, and
Speaker 1: there's a whole story behind that. Yet gasped his big
Speaker 1: bushy Bavarian mustache was not letting to the mask like
Speaker 1: steal correctly to his face. So he trimmed it and
Speaker 1: then he just kind of kept it like that as
Speaker 1: a signature, as like as like a defining mark of him,
Speaker 1: you know. And that's how it was. It was just
Speaker 1: it used to be like this, and then it got
Speaker 1: cut down. Pretty pretty interesting. Okay, now we're back. SOA says, uh,
Speaker 1: let's see after this. I'll try to start at FTJ first,
Speaker 1: because you and and they fist bumped you guys. Cool,
Speaker 1: And then it says I had some comments disappear and
Speaker 1: crumble advertising Whinning Tree on your other episodes. Yeah, some people.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing, it's kind of an etiquette thing. It's
Speaker 1: not like if you're on somebody else's video, I don't
Speaker 1: do this. YouTube doesn't let you do it at all.
Speaker 1: But it's an etiquette thing not to try to divert
Speaker 1: people's attention away from somebody else's video, so you don't
Speaker 1: put other links in that even though you can't really
Speaker 1: click them on Rumble, some of the people who make
Speaker 1: the videos are going to delete those. So that's just that.
Speaker 1: And if it's in the I don't know if the
Speaker 1: same thing happens a chat or not. But when you
Speaker 1: do it on the people's videos, it's like they just
Speaker 1: got there. They're just watching the show and then something
Speaker 1: like spirrel, you know, it distracts them and they look
Speaker 1: at a link and they go somewhere else. That's bad
Speaker 1: for the comment content creator, right, because you're going and
Speaker 1: then you're not even understanding. You're not you're not seeing
Speaker 1: their information that they're providing. So it makes sense. I
Speaker 1: don't do that to others. I don't even say, like
Speaker 1: like I vaguely talk about show that way. I don't
Speaker 1: do that, you know, self promotion thing either. Should I
Speaker 1: not tell people about money trees, certain apps self censored
Speaker 1: thinking Facebook would send their bots. I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: think so. It's just it's a place to go. I mean,
Speaker 1: what are they gonna do. They're gonna go search the
Speaker 1: thing themselves. It's not then then name itself, isn't. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't. I don't mess with Facebook anyways.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have to begrudgingly pulled to Facebook
Speaker 1: to talk to certain people. But that's it. Yeah, he says,
Speaker 1: blasted all over the place. That's what I'm thinking. Just
Speaker 1: figured i'd ask you, Okay, now, what's this? One says
Speaker 1: we were planting trees in a new neighborhood and there
Speaker 1: was a great chopper at like two to three hundred feet.
Speaker 1: My co worker hadn't experienced that before. You said, there
Speaker 1: were guys with weapons pointing out the side. Where is
Speaker 1: that Pennsylvania? Right? Isn't that where we are if I
Speaker 1: remember correctly? And were they just running running drills, doing
Speaker 1: an exercise looking for marijuana fields? I'm sure I couldn't
Speaker 1: verify the weapons, but they passed the light on the
Speaker 1: back bottom, turned on for a few seconds, then off.
Speaker 1: That sounds like they're dicking to the just for fun
Speaker 1: because they're bullied dipshits like that. It's really but hey,
Speaker 1: you know, it's really funny when everybody's armed. It's not
Speaker 1: so it's not so joyful for them anymore because the
Speaker 1: same shit can happen to them. He said, yes, Elizabeth
Speaker 1: Tower never saw a great one like that. Cool all right,
Speaker 1: let me get started on this. I don't even know
Speaker 1: why this was like, eh, I typed all. I mean,
Speaker 1: I printed all the internet orders. Rebecca's gonna make me
Speaker 1: a handwrite, you know, well make the list seconds, get
Speaker 1: cranking on it. There's over I think there's fourteen I
Speaker 1: have to make, and none of them, not all of
Speaker 1: them are small. So I got some work to do.
Speaker 1: And I'm seeing that. I don't know what's going on
Speaker 1: with ingredients, but some of the ingredients that I use,
Speaker 1: they're not twice as much, they're not three times as much,
Speaker 1: they're not even four times. They're five times as much
Speaker 1: as they used to be. And I have workarounds for it.
Speaker 1: I can do it a different way and still make
Speaker 1: it taste almost exactly the same, but it's just convenience wise.
Speaker 1: It takes a lot more time for me to do
Speaker 1: it that way. And I don't understand why. I don't
Speaker 1: know if they're discontinuing certain things or if it's just
Speaker 1: a matter of gouging. I thought maybe when it first happened,
Speaker 1: it was around during the long Sherman strike. I'm like,
Speaker 1: are they getting that from overseas? Is that what it is?
Speaker 1: But what's going on or then I started thinking, is
Speaker 1: it the pepper fields themself? Elves? Did they just happen
Speaker 1: to have? You know more, because not all the items
Speaker 1: is it's like a specific item, but it's a key
Speaker 1: one for me, right, is did any of the hurricanes
Speaker 1: and tornadoes and stuff like that wreck any of the
Speaker 1: planting fields here for some of the peppers? I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how to look that up to you
Speaker 1: find that out, but it's a possibility. That's why they're
Speaker 1: maybe maybe I don't know, but even even Amazon Prime
Speaker 1: is like gouging the out of this thing. So something
Speaker 1: that was once a case was forty six with my
Speaker 1: discount because I have like five items in my subscribe
Speaker 1: maybe fifty six sometimes one hundred and twenty six and
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty six I've seen I've seen other
Speaker 1: places selling it for one hundred and sixty one. Something's
Speaker 1: not right. Something's not right. I don't want to see
Speaker 1: every one of our items that we need for life
Speaker 1: to turn out that way. But it's like it's making
Speaker 1: me see what that was gonna how that affects and
Speaker 1: what if when our money is worth nothing? Yeah, just
Speaker 1: I'm just talking words now, but still so you have
Speaker 1: choppers buzzing you. Maybe, oh voodoo, it's voodoo talking. Now,
Speaker 1: don't worry. They're just being vigilant guardians. Yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 1: that they're there just to protect you from nothing. What
Speaker 1: is it You have to accept me as you're running
Speaker 1: only true savior so that I can protect you, protect
Speaker 1: you from me from what? From what I'll do to
Speaker 1: you if you don't. Uh h, I said I have.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get to those in a second half. I
Speaker 1: had a helicopter fly over my over very low today
Speaker 1: as well, right in front of the sun though, I
Speaker 1: right in front of the sun though, So I don't
Speaker 1: know what they were. I've had it happen like five
Speaker 1: times in the past few years. Assholes. I don't know
Speaker 1: what they what the hell they were doing the first time,
Speaker 1: they looked like they almost crashed and were flying erratically
Speaker 1: and way too low. New drivers? Did they say student
Speaker 1: driver on the back of the helicopter. They're still just
Speaker 1: human no matter how much they hide behind their tech
Speaker 1: in their fancy fancy pants. And there are had huge
Speaker 1: budgets that they steal from us. Hey, here's an idea.
Speaker 1: You know how you stop them from having that huge budget.
Speaker 1: That might invoke ward itself, but I'm just saying it
Speaker 1: would have to be a group effort because individually you
Speaker 1: just get picked off and throw in jail. Or just
Speaker 1: scanning my property. Yeah, where are you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: What's up? Voodoo? So where are you? Voodoo? One of you?
Speaker 1: I think it's Thrashed. Thrasher is in the UK. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't see Thrasher very often. I see him pop
Speaker 1: up every once in a while, unless he's just hiding
Speaker 1: in the shadows. You gotta be careful when you're in
Speaker 1: the UK, where you're where you're hanging out on social media?
Speaker 1: Hershey Park, Yeah you know my aunt you said about
Speaker 1: that way? Sure, Yeah, anyway, let's move on. Let's get
Speaker 1: into the show. Ohio, all right? Cool, So you're in
Speaker 1: You're in doctor Mansoville. Doctor Manzel is out there the
Speaker 1: no Sunshine State? Where's that? Mike Jersey? That that that
Speaker 1: describes is Washington, But I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 1: It sounds like Seattle I was living. I lived in
Speaker 1: Seattle in a story of Oregon where it rained all
Speaker 1: the time when I was on the Coast Guard Florida.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that makes sense to you, guys got clob
Speaker 1: or twice. Were you able to dodge both times? Or
Speaker 1: what it still says, Ohio on the screens. Were you?
Speaker 1: Were you in the pathway? This like Tampa Saint Pete. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I Orange Lake Country Club in Osceola or I'm sorry
Speaker 1: cause sent me. I spent some like every two weeks
Speaker 1: a year since I was like sixteen there up until
Speaker 1: a certain point. But I used to go in my
Speaker 1: family vacations there. They were awesome. Okay, let's go to
Speaker 1: since he's not gonna tell me where it's in Florida,
Speaker 1: even though I already asked, Oh, Melbourne, Yeah, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: I walked in Melbourne and I was doing my survival hike.
Speaker 1: I found a little hut yeah, maybe three foot long
Speaker 1: alligator laying on its back. Because it wasn't like I
Speaker 1: must have been hit by a car or something when
Speaker 1: I was walking, but it maybe it reminded me because
Speaker 1: when it got dark there, you know, and I made
Speaker 1: sure I didn't. I mean, I still had a walk
Speaker 1: on the on the should of the of the road
Speaker 1: and it was there was no street lights in the
Speaker 1: part that I was walking through in Melbourne. I was like, yeah, yep, yep,
Speaker 1: it's gonna and one part I rested for a while
Speaker 1: right by like the edge, so I was I'm glad
Speaker 1: that I didn't get eaten. That's that's some extreme sport
Speaker 1: right there. All right, let's get into it. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: I survival hiked without without a tent backpack full of gear.
Speaker 1: And I started off with like fifty pounds of gear
Speaker 1: and slowly realized that or quickly realized that this is
Speaker 1: too much gear. So I had to make sacrifice along
Speaker 1: the way, filling dumpsters with things that I liked till
Speaker 1: I got enough, you know. All right, Now that's that's
Speaker 1: more workable, manageable. Let's go with it, all right. If
Speaker 1: I keep reading this, this is gonna keep going. So
Speaker 1: I got to go to the show. Now, who's long button?
Speaker 1: Here we go. So we're starting with failed infection attempts.
Speaker 1: So they're talking again about the Spanish influenza. You probably
Speaker 1: have heard this, hopefully if you're paying attention to twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: When this came back to the surface. Andrew Coffin, who
Speaker 1: I've had on my show once, I have mixed emotions.
Speaker 1: I mean, I first thought it was great, but there's
Speaker 1: some weirdness about that and that whole anal anal emma,
Speaker 1: emma an a lemma, magic wand that he promotes it's
Speaker 1: supposed to be what they call it. It's not structured water.
Speaker 1: It's something else water. What the hell's you call it?
Speaker 1: I forgot what he called it? Something similar. Hey, I'll
Speaker 1: just pull it up and find out. Can I pull
Speaker 1: it up? Please? They do? All right, let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and look a look. Let's see where anal emma has
Speaker 1: been at these days. I'm not promoting this certainly not
Speaker 1: a magic wand for is that all he's gone? Where's
Speaker 1: this analemma on there? It is two hundred and forty
Speaker 1: nine dollars If you want, I would a luxury walnut
Speaker 1: case for it. Anal emma. Anal emma is a tool
Speaker 1: that transfers radio tapwater into supercharge full spectrum coherent state
Speaker 1: coherent water, the same thing. I think there's the same
Speaker 1: thing as being structured. Right, Coherent would be more like
Speaker 1: for like light, So like light when it's incoherent is
Speaker 1: light light when it's coherent meaning focused, it's a goddamn laser. Right,
Speaker 1: And as ken Wheeler would say, a five wht light
Speaker 1: bulb is useless. You can't read by it is what
Speaker 1: he says. He says, a five WAT laser will burn
Speaker 1: a hole in your ass. And that's the difference between
Speaker 1: coherent disperse I mean incoherent dispersed, spread out versus coherent focused.
Speaker 1: So what the hell are they saying that this thing does?
Speaker 1: It sounds more like a bag of bullshit to me,
Speaker 1: beetle shit, it says. In regular tapwater HGO molecules move
Speaker 1: in a chaotic and regular manner through a simple process
Speaker 1: anal emma, this one that you stick up your ass. No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. You put in your water glass and stir
Speaker 1: through this crystal, which is a nice way of saying glass,
Speaker 1: but makes it sound cooler, it says, regular tap wire
Speaker 1: through the Through the simple process, an alum radically changes
Speaker 1: the state of order by transferring the H two O
Speaker 1: molecules into a liquid crystalline structure. Does it though? How
Speaker 1: do you can you see that happening? That structure and
Speaker 1: stability of it have a remarkable influence on all living things.
Speaker 1: So God does know how to do things at all.
Speaker 1: You got to have this wand because if without this
Speaker 1: wand that man made the whole rest of the world
Speaker 1: would be fucking chaotic and poisoned. Good to know anal
Speaker 1: emma water moves. The water loves the sun. So we
Speaker 1: suggest that you expose it to open sunlight at least
Speaker 1: once or twice a week so it will supercharge the
Speaker 1: effects and keep it'll keep it that way in a
Speaker 1: level of material set. So where's the Faraday shielding when
Speaker 1: it's absorbed? Emr is that's not Fara day shielding when
Speaker 1: you're using it. It's not putting it out in the sun.
Speaker 1: Chir as hell isn't. So this thing here they say
Speaker 1: that they've this is already this completely processed machinery stuff,
Speaker 1: and they have the pictures and the videos. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I have they have links to it here,
Speaker 1: but they there are links somewhere. This thing right here
Speaker 1: is supposed to have a little bit of that coherent
Speaker 1: water in it, right and they don't say structured, they
Speaker 1: just call it coherent. And then you're supposed to stir
Speaker 1: it in a glass and apparently it will all become
Speaker 1: it because that's there to influence it. It's not porous.
Speaker 1: Obviously the water would escape, So how does it do that?
Speaker 1: Is the crystal emanating it and then why would you
Speaker 1: have to stir it? None of it makes sense. It
Speaker 1: sounds like a big fraudulent scam. So somebody is selling
Speaker 1: you a wand with a couple of teaspoons of water
Speaker 1: in it for one hundred and eighty dollars when you
Speaker 1: can just make a structured water device like ken Willer does.
Speaker 1: But this has nothing to do with filter, with filtering
Speaker 1: or purifying the water either. This is just to make
Speaker 1: it coherent. The thing you can't see or verify. Okay,
Speaker 1: reasons why I think that this guy is a bit
Speaker 1: of a fucking asshole. This guy right here, Yeah, that
Speaker 1: guy anyway, And the thing is, his site is littered,
Speaker 1: or it used to be littered with a bunch of
Speaker 1: you know, alchemical stuff, alchemist alchemical symbols like he's Paracelsus
Speaker 1: or something that doesn't really that doesn't sit too well
Speaker 1: with me either, mister John Dee over here. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: let's get back to what I was talking about failed
Speaker 1: injection attempts. So nineteen eighteen Spanish flu there is a
Speaker 1: test that was conducted in New York City and they're
Speaker 1: gonna run through it. But like I said, if you
Speaker 1: saw Andrew Coffin talked about it. Lots of other people
Speaker 1: did do and have and I believe it was also
Speaker 1: I think maybe are Kaffin was talking about because maybe
Speaker 1: it was in the book The Electric grandba Is that
Speaker 1: the name of the book was something like that. In
Speaker 1: order to be able to better assess the puzzling mass disease,
Speaker 1: an attempt to stimulate infection was undertaken with volunteers in
Speaker 1: Boston in November nineteen eighteen. So they're going to go
Speaker 1: through the Boston one first, I guess. This comprised of
Speaker 1: sixty two healthy sailers charged with delinquency. So they were naughty,
Speaker 1: They were delinquent and sent to prison. They had been
Speaker 1: promised they pardoned under the condition that they take part
Speaker 1: in an experiment. Thirty nine of them had not had influenza,
Speaker 1: so the theory nobody had it. Nobody, it's not because
Speaker 1: it's not a virus. But anyway, let's move on. So
Speaker 1: the theory was that they would be particularly susceptible to
Speaker 1: infection and illness. Oh that's nice to them. They were
Speaker 1: just delinquent. They didn't murder a fucking baby, but hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna experiment on you because you were tardy, but
Speaker 1: the result proved nothing of the sort an American scientific
Speaker 1: journalist Gina Colada describes in her book Influenza. Her book
Speaker 1: is called Unicorn. Navy doctors collected the mucus from men
Speaker 1: who were desperately ill from the flu gathering. This is
Speaker 1: her words, because I wouldn't even call it a flu
Speaker 1: gathering thick viscous secretions from their noses and throats. That
Speaker 1: sounds like a lot of fun for the person doing it.
Speaker 1: It's like the person who like has to what is
Speaker 1: it like a manually stimulate poop organs? Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: want to talk about They sprayed mucus from flu patients
Speaker 1: into noses and throats of some men and dropped it
Speaker 1: into other men's eyes. Sounds delicious. In one attempt, they
Speaker 1: swabbed mucus from the back of the nose of one
Speaker 1: man with the flu and then directly swabbed one of
Speaker 1: the patient's nasal septum and rubbed it directly onto the
Speaker 1: nasal septum of the one of the volunteers. Here's a
Speaker 1: bunch of idiots with masks on first the first craze,
Speaker 1: before they even beat the Asians. Because remember the Avian
Speaker 1: flew right, they had to do a they would, they would.
Speaker 1: They thought that they were the trendy ones. Nope, it
Speaker 1: was these guys right here Polase in Seattle with protective
Speaker 1: masks from the rag The Red Cross did this. Oh good,
Speaker 1: that's funny because that's a rothschild agency and a kill squad.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they're an unwitting kill squad because they believe
Speaker 1: in vaccines, but the people who administer or push them
Speaker 1: or create them, no, damn well that their murder devices
Speaker 1: and the whole typhus thing in the camps was exacerbated
Speaker 1: by the Red Cross's visit when they were injecting people
Speaker 1: to prevent that, and then they all lay hundreds of thousands. Maybe,
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's it's the Germans doing it. No, no,
Speaker 1: it's Jews killing Jews. Got to bring up the numbers
Speaker 1: so it looks more dramatic, you know, kind of like
Speaker 1: what the Idea IDEAF did on October seventh with their
Speaker 1: helicopters and taking all civilians. They must have been Hamas too, right, right, right,
Speaker 1: Hamas was the the people running from the from the
Speaker 1: event for their lives and trying to drive away. Those
Speaker 1: must have been hamas is the hamas in your room
Speaker 1: with you right now? Can you see the hamas? Is
Speaker 1: he in here with us? Thought to protect against flu viruses?
Speaker 1: National Archives at College Park, Maryland, New York City, October sixteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen. Even typists who are protective masks against the
Speaker 1: lated flu virus, and they're usually not around too many
Speaker 1: other people, are they nice type prayer? Though, here's the
Speaker 1: other expect He doesn't even deserve it coming. I'm just
Speaker 1: kidding sut here. Oh, look public transportation with Max. Oh
Speaker 1: this guy tackle them, tackle them. He must be ani veay,
Speaker 1: so he's exempt, all right. Trying to stimulate, simulate, simulate
Speaker 1: what happens naturally when people are exposed to flu victims.
Speaker 1: The doctors took ten of the volunteers onto the hospital
Speaker 1: ward where men were dying of the disease. This is
Speaker 1: what happens when you're natural This is this is this
Speaker 1: natural stimulation. Right, So, when you're around people that you
Speaker 1: know are dying, that's what you do. You go, you
Speaker 1: go hang out in a room full of dying people.
Speaker 1: Often that's how that's how all disease is naturally transmitted,
Speaker 1: is by you willfully walking into a room full of
Speaker 1: dying people. That's that's what they're saying. That's natural. Apparently,
Speaker 1: the doctors took ten of the volunteers on the hospital
Speaker 1: ward where men were dying of disease. The sick men,
Speaker 1: they huddled on their narrow beds. Well, at least at
Speaker 1: last he made them comfortable, you douches, burning with fever,
Speaker 1: drifting in and out of sleep in a delirium. The
Speaker 1: ten healthy men were given their instructions. And could you
Speaker 1: imagine being these ten healthy men walking into that room
Speaker 1: like the I kind of can I can I unvolunteer?
Speaker 1: Maybe get back in there, cattle produm? This all right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: The ten healthy men were given their instructions. Each was
Speaker 1: to walk up to the bed of a sick man
Speaker 1: and draw near him. Hey, how you doing make it act?
Speaker 1: Make it feel gay, and then lean into his face,
Speaker 1: breathe in his fetid breath, and chat with him for
Speaker 1: five minutes. And that's what I would if I had
Speaker 1: to talk to this, I would be like, all right,
Speaker 1: to be sure that the healthy man had a full
Speaker 1: exposure to the sick man's disease. The sick man was
Speaker 1: to exhale deeply like that right, while the healthy man
Speaker 1: drew the sick man's breath directly into his own lungs.
Speaker 1: How many times did they have to do that before
Speaker 1: they're like, okay, okay, okay, fine. It's like lean like
Speaker 1: when you're trying to jump off the high dive and
Speaker 1: you hesitate, or you're about to do a bungee jump
Speaker 1: or base jump or skydive. It's like your onto the
Speaker 1: sides because I'm not ready yet. How many times did
Speaker 1: guy go and like move his head all right, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think I got it this time. Then they put
Speaker 1: him in this like thing that looked like Alex from
Speaker 1: the clock or going to his eyes, pulled open, his
Speaker 1: mouth wide open, strapped to a chair, leather straps like okay,
Speaker 1: now now he's going to breathe on you. Some of
Speaker 1: it what you get for being tardy. It was exiled
Speaker 1: deeply with a healthy man drew the six man's breath
Speaker 1: directly into his own lungs. Finally, the flu victim coughed
Speaker 1: five times in the volunteer's face. This is what we
Speaker 1: do normally to get disease. I don't know. I can't
Speaker 1: tell you the last time I was ill, where I
Speaker 1: didn't have somebody cough into my face six times or
Speaker 1: five times or three times. You know. Each healthy volunteer
Speaker 1: repeated these actions with ten different flue patients. Each flue
Speaker 1: patient had been seriously ill for no more than three days,
Speaker 1: which is almost a record lifespan for people who have
Speaker 1: this thing. Because of the people, once they started getting ill,
Speaker 1: they were like boom, turned into the black tar their bodies.
Speaker 1: Did there a period when the virus or whatever it
Speaker 1: was that was causing the flu should still be around
Speaker 1: in his mucus, in his nose, in his lungs, But no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: not a single healthy man got sick. A comparable experiment,
Speaker 1: carried out under much stricter conditions, took place in San
Speaker 1: Francisco with fifty in prison sailors. They just call that
Speaker 1: a bathouse in San fran fifty imprisoned sellers. But once again,
Speaker 1: the results did not correspond with what the doctors had expected.
Speaker 1: Scientists were stunned. If these healthy volunteers did not get
Speaker 1: infected with influenza despite doctor's best efforts to make them ill,
Speaker 1: then what was causing this disease? How exactly did people
Speaker 1: get the flu? We just assumed that pasture was telling
Speaker 1: us the truth, son of a bitch. Over medication, massive vaccinations,
Speaker 1: war turmoil as key factors. Let me repeat that, over medication,
Speaker 1: anti viral medications, the thing that you would think the
Speaker 1: least would harm you, you know, like that anti microbial
Speaker 1: soap or yeah, antibacterial soap. Does that mean that the
Speaker 1: soap doesn't have bacteria in it? Does that mean that
Speaker 1: it produces an antibacterial effect on you? Sounds like it's
Speaker 1: sterilizing and cleaning and listine and cleanliness and godliness. No,
Speaker 1: that's the wrong impression of what this is. Over medication,
Speaker 1: massive vaccination, massive vaccination. I will say that one more time,
Speaker 1: massive vaccinations and war turmoil as key factors. Look at
Speaker 1: history books, well, now a very bad and the statistics
Speaker 1: shows that epidemics will always develop where human immune systems
Speaker 1: have been weakened primarily because of lack of food and
Speaker 1: clean water. Yes, malnutrition equals nutrient deficiencies equals we can
Speaker 1: state we means different environment for this microzyma, and then
Speaker 1: they have to adapt, and then that we can state
Speaker 1: your bio field, you know, your own magnetic poles. If
Speaker 1: you will starting to get and weaker, more things can
Speaker 1: happen more things can enter primarily because of lack of food.
Speaker 1: This was also the case with the pandemic of nineteen eighteen.
Speaker 1: A panoply of causes and rather than a monopoly right,
Speaker 1: which naturally could also have worked in combination, comes into consideration.
Speaker 1: Psychological stress evoked by fears of war, like those scared
Speaker 1: running children. I'm sorry IDF soldiers crying and holding their
Speaker 1: dead because they shot back wayvey they shot back. Overtreatment
Speaker 1: with chemical preparations, dog's barkin. Overtreatment with chemical preparations which
Speaker 1: can seriously compromise the immune system, including painkillers like aspirin,
Speaker 1: which actually causes a specific disease in children. By the way,
Speaker 1: do not give your children after spriin. Do not give
Speaker 1: your children aspirin. Do not give your children aspirin. Aspirin
Speaker 1: and chloroform WHOA. Chloroform is used as a preservative in
Speaker 1: medications and is metabolized in the liver into phosgene, an
Speaker 1: age used as poison gas in the First World War.
Speaker 1: It metabolizes the liver into phosgene, an agent used as
Speaker 1: poison gas in the First World War. So this thing,
Speaker 1: when it breaks down terms of the phosgiene gas in
Speaker 1: your body, and they were using it as a preservative.
Speaker 1: In the late nineteenth century, manufacturers of medical sorry medicinal
Speaker 1: products also increasingly began selling products that contain highly toxic
Speaker 1: substances like morphine. Don't be made making fun of morphine,
Speaker 1: kidding codine, quinine oooh, and strychnine as medicines as a
Speaker 1: as At that time, there were no regulations for such
Speaker 1: manufacturers from nineteen From eighteen ninety eight, the German inventor
Speaker 1: of aspirin Bearer sold heroin. For example, Well you know,
Speaker 1: is their their body? Their other oava buddies were selling
Speaker 1: opium forever to destroy China, right, I mean tis tis
Speaker 1: That's just the isn't heroin just like a processed form
Speaker 1: of opium, for example, as an allegedly non addictive morphine substitute,
Speaker 1: and also as a cough remedy in many different forms,
Speaker 1: ranging from syrup in noble looking flakint, flakins, falcons, two plugs, powders, liquids,
Speaker 1: and tampons soaked in it for gynecological treatments. So a
Speaker 1: tampon full of heroin? How did we survive this long?
Speaker 1: Especially port war fever? And baseball in nineteen eighteen, and
Speaker 1: he's wearing a mask. Oh look they are too, ha
Speaker 1: ha ha. Get it because he's the umpire, he's the catcher.
Speaker 1: You get it. On April sixth, twenty twenty, the news
Speaker 1: website Axios published an article that opened up with a
Speaker 1: photo showing baseball players wearing protective master in nineteen eighteen
Speaker 1: so called Spanish influenza epidemic or Spanish influence or Jesuit influence.
Speaker 1: Why not, it's where the Jesuits come from. Well, many
Speaker 1: mainstream media outlets claim that records from back then fatally
Speaker 1: remind us of the coronavirus. In twenty twenty, Axios was
Speaker 1: a bit more sophisticated and wrote, in some respects, the
Speaker 1: coronavirus and Spanish flu aren't all that comparable. After all,
Speaker 1: the war provided a vastly different backdrop. Little was known
Speaker 1: about viruses at the time. Imagine having no idea what
Speaker 1: you were suffering from. Well you still don't, because you
Speaker 1: believe in viruses, and medicine was far less advanced. There's
Speaker 1: nothing about medicine that's made anything better. It's poison, drugs,
Speaker 1: suppression of symptoms, the complete antithesis of healing or making
Speaker 1: yourself stronger or better. It's like you're in a you're
Speaker 1: in a weakened state, so let's weaken you in a
Speaker 1: different way than the way you're already weakened, so that
Speaker 1: we can touch more points on the we can you
Speaker 1: to death, uh, you know spectrum. Here in the in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen, the basic treatments that were offered were animas,
Speaker 1: different way to take a coffee, I guess, uh, whiskey
Speaker 1: and blood letting. Whiskey and blood letting. Hospitals as we
Speaker 1: know them today were quite different. There were no intensive
Speaker 1: care doctors and no antibiotics to treat any secondary infection,
Speaker 1: so it was very different. It was a very different
Speaker 1: time and a very different way of practicing medicine, said
Speaker 1: doctor Jeremy Brown, National Institute of Health. The ni H
Speaker 1: is saying that they're because because they're they're they're making
Speaker 1: this side comment by saying it in you know there
Speaker 1: the assumption being made here that somehow antibiotics aren't also
Speaker 1: poison and right, and then and then making it sound
Speaker 1: like it's the dark Ages, right, Well, it was headed
Speaker 1: that way, and we're even darker in the dark Ages now.
Speaker 1: The light's definitely more dim damage to airway organ but
Speaker 1: it looks so much more prestigious because I mean, they
Speaker 1: can now make TV shows about doctors and completely poison
Speaker 1: your brain by that type of heroism. That doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Damage to airway organs resulting from preventive measures like rubbing
Speaker 1: the throat with anti septic preparations or inhaling antibacterial substances.
Speaker 1: Now are going back to the actual thing. Those were
Speaker 1: just comments on the pictures. Many of the substances used
Speaker 1: at the time also contained a toxic metal, silver, and
Speaker 1: have since been prohibited. Formuline from aldehyde has strong corrosive
Speaker 1: and irritating effects on the skin, eyes, airway, and can
Speaker 1: cause kidney, liver, and lung damage. A carcinogenic potential is
Speaker 1: also attributed to it. Formaldehyde. You know what that all
Speaker 1: sounds like to me, because guess what happens he is
Speaker 1: start bleeding out of your eyeballs and shit, They're like, oh,
Speaker 1: you have ebola. Yeah, formaldehyde is used to quote unquote
Speaker 1: sterilize for a bola, And it just so happens that
Speaker 1: formaldehyde poisoning presents itself symptomatically exactly like ebola. So is
Speaker 1: it a bola poisoning that they're called. I'm sorry it
Speaker 1: is a formaldehyde poisoning like I don't know in wells
Speaker 1: or in shots in different countries that they get a
Speaker 1: different dirty or batch than it actually a virus that
Speaker 1: can't replicate or do anything or being shown to exist.
Speaker 1: Probably no effective antibiotics made many people. Is no effective
Speaker 1: antibiotics many people who many people were afflicted by a
Speaker 1: bacterial and anti fungal infections. However, the first really effective
Speaker 1: means of killing bacteria and funguy was penicillin, which was
Speaker 1: discovered much later in nineteen twenty eight and became a
Speaker 1: medical medication during the Second War. Vaccines often contained toxic
Speaker 1: heavy metals and were produced out of poorly filtered mucus
Speaker 1: or other fluids from infected patients. I don't think the
Speaker 1: antibiotic thing is the right way to go, even if
Speaker 1: it is penocillin. I think it's a matter of figuring
Speaker 1: out what your nutrient deficiencies are or getting fully nutrified
Speaker 1: and fit. And that's how you figure it out, just
Speaker 1: by giving your everything that you need and building yourself
Speaker 1: up so that the environment for you for the microzymic
Speaker 1: change back to where they want to be happy symbiotic
Speaker 1: not thinking that. Oh look, time to start taking tearing down.
Speaker 1: Time to start tearing down. Looks like everything's done to
Speaker 1: break in here. You know, they're getting they're getting signatures.
Speaker 1: They're getting chemical signals to do certain things and act
Speaker 1: a certain way to roll and adapt to that situation.
Speaker 1: So when they see dead cells, they create the bacteria
Speaker 1: that goes out and eats it. When bigger, badder things happen,
Speaker 1: they're not as protective anymore than we're disassembled Johnny five.
Speaker 1: You know, especially when it's over it's too much, too
Speaker 1: much trauma or too much toxicity, then that's it's changing
Speaker 1: them to go hard and heavy and taking the place apart.
Speaker 1: It frequently observed disease symptom wait. Vaccines often contain oh sorry,
Speaker 1: I missed the whole thing. Vaccines often contain toxic heavy
Speaker 1: metals and were produced out of poorly filtered mucus or
Speaker 1: other fluids from infected patients. That's how they made vaccinies.
Speaker 1: You can't be mixing that shit, and you can't be
Speaker 1: injecting that stuff into your body. Injecting, not swallowing, not drinking,
Speaker 1: not taking a pill, injecting directly into your blood stream,
Speaker 1: mutter and muscle. You're you're asking for it. A frequently
Speaker 1: observed disease symptom of the so called Spanish flu was
Speaker 1: bleeding inside the lungs. Bleeding inside the lungs. It's also
Speaker 1: bleeding out of the eyes. I'm pretty sure typical of
Speaker 1: tuberculosis patients. For example. Well, tuberculosis is also something that
Speaker 1: they said is an awful lot like AIDS. How the
Speaker 1: people die is usually something that's like this. So it's
Speaker 1: a condition of the breakdown process that they're describing as
Speaker 1: a symptom and saying, well, this is tuberculosis, like but
Speaker 1: he has because we already give him a title AIDS,
Speaker 1: or he already has this other thing. Or I've seen
Speaker 1: typhus turn to typhoid. I've seen the f turned into
Speaker 1: typhus and the typhoid into tuberculosis. It's like stages of
Speaker 1: the breakdown that they're pointing out because of what's happening
Speaker 1: with the little life granules inside of them, called the microzyma,
Speaker 1: a phenomenon that was also described as a result of
Speaker 1: smallpox vaccinations. So let me here some resing this again.
Speaker 1: The frequently observed disease symptom of the so called Spanish
Speaker 1: flu was bleeding inside the lungs. We will take out
Speaker 1: the other part and says a phenomenon that was also
Speaker 1: described as a result of the smallpox vaccinations, poisoning, poisoning injections,
Speaker 1: poison injections, poison injections, poison injections, leave me, alon, leave alon.
Speaker 1: In fact, numerous sources report that mass vaccinations, up to
Speaker 1: twenty four vaccinations per person decisively contributed to that's and
Speaker 1: before you think, well they get ninety now or eighty
Speaker 1: or whatever, which is insane, that's like a once skis
Speaker 1: or within a very short period of time, decisively contributed
Speaker 1: to the pandemic. The pandemic American author Eleanora McBean relates
Speaker 1: her own experience. This is a cool story. All the
Speaker 1: doctors and people who were living at the time of
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen Spanish influenza. I feel like I've read this
Speaker 1: before to you. Epidemics say it was the most terrible
Speaker 1: disease in the world has ever had strong men, hale
Speaker 1: and hardy. One day I did this to you would
Speaker 1: be dead the next But how long ago, I don't know.
Speaker 1: The disease had the characteristics of the Black death. Added
Speaker 1: to type. How did they know that was like hundreds
Speaker 1: of years ago. I guess they had to read about it.
Speaker 1: Added to typhus, diphtheria, pneumonia, smallpox parallel. Listen to this,
Speaker 1: the disease had the characteristics of the black death. You
Speaker 1: know what happened to black death. We know what happened
Speaker 1: to the skin in the body and what it looked like.
Speaker 1: Added to typhus, diphtheria, smallpox, paralysis, and all the diseases
Speaker 1: the people and all the diseases the people had been
Speaker 1: vaccinated with immediately following World War One, they had all
Speaker 1: those things and sometimes multiples in stages. Practically the entire
Speaker 1: population had been injected, seated with dozens or more diseases,
Speaker 1: with a dozen or more diseases or toxic serums, toxic serums,
Speaker 1: toxic when all these doctors made disease, When all those
Speaker 1: doctor made diseases started breaking out all at once, it
Speaker 1: was tragic. That's so they weren't even the same symptoms
Speaker 1: per and they were all being poisoned by the shots,
Speaker 1: poisoned by the we talked about today. Earlier they were using,
Speaker 1: you know, military applications chemicals Now on the food repurposing it. Okay,
Speaker 1: so it says November not yeah, blah blah blah. It
Speaker 1: says preventive treatment against influenza with a throat spray. They
Speaker 1: just came up with that out of the blue American
Speaker 1: Red Cross, love Field, Texas, with permission, and okay, so
Speaker 1: that's what they're shown right there. That pandemic dragged on
Speaker 1: for two years? Where why is this? Why's this happening? What?
Speaker 1: Like why is this? Anyway? It doesn't matter that pandemic
Speaker 1: dragged on for two years, kept alive with the addition
Speaker 1: of more poison drugs, and that pandemic dragged down for
Speaker 1: two years, kept alive with it the addition of more
Speaker 1: poisonous drugs administered by the doctors who tried to suppress
Speaker 1: the symptoms. All it's all right there, it's all right there.
Speaker 1: Don't let's not cross over any bit of this. Analyze
Speaker 1: every damn word of it. All is heavy. You can't
Speaker 1: just fly through it and be like, oh and then
Speaker 1: it like sinks in later like don't have time for
Speaker 1: that anymore. We don't have time for that anymore. We
Speaker 1: have to catch it the first time. Drugs to suppress
Speaker 1: the symptoms with what they call side effects, whether it's
Speaker 1: all poison. Look who's coming from. Look who gave us allopathy?
Speaker 1: Oive eugenicists, genocidal eugenicists, and they're not discriminate. They don't
Speaker 1: care who they kill. As far as I could find out,
Speaker 1: the flu hit only the vaccinated, So that's a big deal.
Speaker 1: I'll put it in pink because it's eleanor whoops, like
Speaker 1: count fits. I didn't mean to catch symptoms too, but
Speaker 1: it says, oh, I thought I shut that off, hold on,
Speaker 1: shut it down now Trinity School of Natural Health. So
Speaker 1: that was Robert Scott Waive a bell interrupting us. And
Speaker 1: he's a commercial shill. So not to mention the fact
Speaker 1: that he's like, I find it hardly offensive. I mean,
Speaker 1: nobody wants to be nobody wants to have a freaking
Speaker 1: Social Security number where they can or anything. Other's like I.
Speaker 1: He was able to get out of them because he's
Speaker 1: he's annoy ve. I find out hotly offensive to my people.
Speaker 1: Sounds like it sounds like a engine Joe when he
Speaker 1: says it like that, right that I would be asked
Speaker 1: to uh be assigned a number, And that goes right
Speaker 1: back to the whole tattoo thing, and I'm like, you're
Speaker 1: fucking so again. Bullshit, right, bullshit, mister Robert Scott Belt.
Speaker 1: Nobody should have to be, you know, assigned number and
Speaker 1: categorized and be walking around with a persertificate and a
Speaker 1: ID and real ID and all that other crap. But
Speaker 1: for you to think that you're somehow exempt because your
Speaker 1: people were victims once upon a time, well fuck you.
Speaker 1: And if you were able to use that guilt tripping
Speaker 1: in court to give yourself special privilege this is then
Speaker 1: you're a dick. Those who had refused the shots escaped
Speaker 1: the flu. My family had refused all the vaccinations, so
Speaker 1: we remained well all the time. We knew from the
Speaker 1: health teachings of Graham, Trail, Tilden and others that people
Speaker 1: cannot contaminate the body with poisons without causing disease. Right,
Speaker 1: So that's the problem. How much does how much poison
Speaker 1: they can endure depends on how neutrified they were, But
Speaker 1: there's a breaking point for everybody. With the overwhelming toxicity.
Speaker 1: You can't just be and you can't inject it into
Speaker 1: your body because then it starts a freaking domino effect
Speaker 1: in you and there's no safeguards in place. There's no
Speaker 1: passing through the gut getting rid of the toxins, YadA, YadA, YadA, right,
Speaker 1: or throwing it up if it's if it's not suitable
Speaker 1: for even that pass. No, none of that. Nos eject
Speaker 1: it right into you. So now you just have to
Speaker 1: deal with it. It's already in your blood. Take that.
Speaker 1: There's nothing there's nothing normal about that. Anybody who injects anything.
Speaker 1: Putting in an iv in somebody is not good. The
Speaker 1: hell do you need saline in your Can you not
Speaker 1: get up and fucking drink a cup of water? Can
Speaker 1: you not sit down and drink a cup of water
Speaker 1: if you absolutely need it that badly. When the flu
Speaker 1: was at its peak, all the stores were closed, as
Speaker 1: well as the school, schools, businesses, even the hospital, as
Speaker 1: the doctors and nurses had been vaccinated too, and we're
Speaker 1: down with the flu. Of course they were probably the
Speaker 1: first ones, right. Got to keep them healthy so they
Speaker 1: can tend to the ill. Oops. Yeah, we believed our
Speaker 1: own bullshit too much. Now they're dead too. No one
Speaker 1: was on the streets. Imagine having New York City to yourself,
Speaker 1: especially nineteen eighteen New York city. Uh at least, well,
Speaker 1: I guess the pool halls would be cool. Play by yourself,
Speaker 1: go see a movie all by yourself. Go way. I
Speaker 1: used to I know how to do this with the ribbons.
Speaker 1: So with it with the old tape once you know,
Speaker 1: throw it hit play's back. Nineteen eighteen movies probably woudn't
Speaker 1: been that great though. It was like a ghost town.
Speaker 1: I mean, like as far as like, it's not like
Speaker 1: you need an audio track. I mean, it's not like
Speaker 1: you needed a yeah, because they don't talk. It was
Speaker 1: silent right probably still right round. It was like a
Speaker 1: ghost town. We seemed to be the only family that
Speaker 1: they didn't get the flu because you didn't get the
Speaker 1: shot that caused the flu. Good call, good thinking. Way
Speaker 1: to put that together, because you use discernment and understand
Speaker 1: cause and effect. I commend you, miss eleanor So. My
Speaker 1: parents went from how to house, doing what they could
Speaker 1: to look after the sick as it was impossible to
Speaker 1: get to a doctor. Then if it were impossible for germs, bacteria,
Speaker 1: virus or basillai to cause disease, they had plenty of
Speaker 1: opportunity to attack my parents when they were suspending. When
Speaker 1: they were spending many hours a day in the sick rooms.
Speaker 1: But they didn't get the flu, and they didn't bring
Speaker 1: any germs home to attack us children and cause anything.
Speaker 1: None of our family had the flu, not even a sniffle,
Speaker 1: and it was in the winter with deep snow on
Speaker 1: the ground. DejaVu. Public gathering places were ordered closed in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen during deadly Spanish flu crisis. Public places have
Speaker 1: ordered close. Germany's reply handed to the Swiss minister Kaiser,
Speaker 1: Kaiser's allies would quit may so there's more stuff on there,
Speaker 1: but mayor issues ordered to prevent spread of influenza playing
Speaker 1: because they're just so wise. They already know what they
Speaker 1: must do, and they already know what caused the disease,
Speaker 1: because you know, observational error or lies in deception by
Speaker 1: certain people who want them to believe a certain way
Speaker 1: so that they're poisoning of them goes unnoticed. No, it's
Speaker 1: a magical fairy dust that did it. Yeah, magical fairy
Speaker 1: dust like nano. Maybe maybe there might actually really be nano,
Speaker 1: but it could just be more fucking poisoning. Pioneer published
Speaker 1: and I a pioneer publishing an article about the COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen Lockdown, picturing it with a nineteen eighteen cover story
Speaker 1: from its own publication in the twenty Well they've been
Speaker 1: around for a while, Pioneer in the twenty twenty, maybe
Speaker 1: since the Pioneers. In the twenty twenty article, it says, governor,
Speaker 1: listen to this. This is why I highlighted this. You
Speaker 1: know who Tim Wall? By chance? Yeah? Does that name
Speaker 1: ring a bellby at all? In twenty twenty. The twenty
Speaker 1: twenty articles says Governor Tim Walls closed Minnesota's restaurants and
Speaker 1: bars to dine and drink and customers to dine in
Speaker 1: and drinking customers this week. A similar thing happened a
Speaker 1: century ago when I headlined in the October twelfth, nineteen
Speaker 1: eighteen edition of the Bimaiti Daily Pioneer, blared this message
Speaker 1: in all the capital letters, public places are ordered closed. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: the newspaper did not tell its readers that the parallel
Speaker 1: drawn here is completely wrong, because back then, the roughly
Speaker 1: six hundred and seventy five thousand Americans who are said
Speaker 1: to have been victims of the so called Spanish fluid
Speaker 1: did not die. I have a virus, but of the
Speaker 1: turmoil of war, I e malnutrition, psychological stress, treatment with
Speaker 1: chemical poisons or highly toxic vaccines, and there you go.
Speaker 1: The other part is just you know, this is why
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen is not a viral disease. You chatter or fell.
Speaker 1: But when I see people cringe, when someone near them
Speaker 1: sneezes or coughs, I wonder how long it will take
Speaker 1: them to find out that they can't catch it whatever
Speaker 1: it is. The only way they can get a disease
Speaker 1: is to develop it themselves by wrong eating, drinking, smoking,
Speaker 1: or doing some other things which cause internal poisoning and
Speaker 1: lowered vitality. Boom. Now, you can weaken yourself so that
Speaker 1: things from the outside can then influence it's but as
Speaker 1: far as this life thing like the shelf life of
Speaker 1: something like passing, and it still doesn't work like that,
Speaker 1: still doesn't work like that. You you can even get
Speaker 1: majority of your parasites from internal too, because these pleomorphic
Speaker 1: microzyma will turn into those as well. Okay, okay, And
Speaker 1: then if you make it healthy again, it will regress
Speaker 1: its evolution from that thing that's now it went from
Speaker 1: bacteria to fungal form or whatever to whatever. It can
Speaker 1: be brought back to the granulation stage of it, where
Speaker 1: it's symbiotic and it's fermenting the way it's supposed to
Speaker 1: and needing what it needs to to get rid of
Speaker 1: junk in your body and making and making your body
Speaker 1: flourish and healthy, and those homeopathics that doctor Glindon is
Speaker 1: really good at identifying. That's what that does. It gives
Speaker 1: them just enough of a of a signal, because that's
Speaker 1: all it needs is a signal. That's why the high
Speaker 1: dose isn't necessary. It's a signal to the microzyma. He
Speaker 1: I think he's coming around to that. But this is
Speaker 1: the way I see it, and why it works is
Speaker 1: that because it's because you're communicating with it. And that's
Speaker 1: why the law of potentization works. It doesn't need to
Speaker 1: be there super small things. They don't need a huge amount,
Speaker 1: and that might actually trigger him a different way. It
Speaker 1: might send the signature a different a different direction, or
Speaker 1: you know, the signal might be like too strong and
Speaker 1: it might cause more of a of a of a
Speaker 1: of a weirdness to occur. But when you get them
Speaker 1: just enough, the treatment is uh to turn around and
Speaker 1: the end recovery is better because you let them know
Speaker 1: through that chemical signature, that comical signal what they needed
Speaker 1: to do, and they're like, yeah, cool, fist bump. It
Speaker 1: has been said, let's see, all diseases are preventable, and
Speaker 1: most of them are curable with the right methods not
Speaker 1: known to medical doctors.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: You can't drug it, and you can't cut it out,
Speaker 1: and you can't inject it to make it better. You
Speaker 1: can make someone dead and then they're no longer a
Speaker 1: nuisance to you because they're not sick anymore. They're dead. Right.
Speaker 1: All diseases are preventable and the most of them, and
Speaker 1: most of them are cutable with the right methods not
Speaker 1: known to medical doctors, and not all drug list doctors
Speaker 1: know them either. True. It has been said that the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen flew epidemic killed twenty million people throughout the world.
Speaker 1: Some say fifty, but actually the doctors killed them. Yes,
Speaker 1: thank you, with their crude and deadly treatments and drugs.
Speaker 1: This is a harsh accusation, but it's nevertheless true. It
Speaker 1: was a vaccine holocaust. I want to talk about fucking holocaust.
Speaker 1: This one happened first. The other one didn't happen at all,
Speaker 1: unless you're talking about the Germanic people being murdered after
Speaker 1: the war or systematically murdered all the way from what
Speaker 1: is it. They were pretty pissed off after eighteen seventy
Speaker 1: in the whole France thing. So yeah, you could say
Speaker 1: they were kind of targeted in the eighteen eighties or so,
Speaker 1: but they were target I mean the Germanic people or
Speaker 1: the Scythian's goss. There's been an age long maybe what
Speaker 1: would say ancient, ancient, ancient fights in Samaria when the
Speaker 1: actual true kings of Samiria were the Guti from the
Speaker 1: north or goth and they had to seminitize the whole
Speaker 1: history because they had to put themselves in the position
Speaker 1: of being the center of the world and the way
Speaker 1: they could be called the chosen. So therefore nobody else
Speaker 1: prior to them could have any accomplishments, especially superior accomplishments,
Speaker 1: and that would be pretty hard for them to pull off,
Speaker 1: being that they don't have accomplishments other than treachery and
Speaker 1: tearing down other civilizations and ruining them like a parasite.
Speaker 1: They don't build, they destroy. They only go in direction,
Speaker 1: like that guy who went out the window. That was
Speaker 1: his direction. But actually the doctors killed them with their
Speaker 1: careers said that as I said that judging by the
Speaker 1: success of the jogist doctors, and okay, so here's this
Speaker 1: is a harsh accusation, but it's nevertheless true judging by
Speaker 1: the success of the druglist doctors in comparison with that
Speaker 1: of the medical doctors. People like to get high. That
Speaker 1: was not even a reference to anything. I just like
Speaker 1: saying that it was kidding, well, the medical men and
Speaker 1: medical hospitals, we're losing thirty three percent of the flu
Speaker 1: cases the non medical hospitals such as Battle Creek Kellogg
Speaker 1: and I felt in Macfadden's health restor rest Restorium, I
Speaker 1: think that's the Seventh Day Adventist guy. If it's the
Speaker 1: same Kellogg. If it's the same Kellogg, he's the infrared
Speaker 1: guy and all that I read, Uh like it might
Speaker 1: have been a different catalog Kellogg, but it's I don't
Speaker 1: know why it would have been. We're getting almost one
Speaker 1: hundred percent healings with their water cure. That their water cure,
Speaker 1: so like what hydrotherapy, bass enemas, et cetera, fasting and fasting,
Speaker 1: it's important, you know, just think about this, if these
Speaker 1: days fasting or bolimia. It's probably the healthiest thing you
Speaker 1: can do, because bolie mix at least don't keep the
Speaker 1: poisons in their body long enough for it to start
Speaker 1: to run its process, and they get to eat it
Speaker 1: twice or taste it twice. At least they do it
Speaker 1: fast enough taste just as good coming back out because
Speaker 1: the accids aren't there yet. Let's see. Trust me, there
Speaker 1: are bodybuilders who who are believe mixed prior to shows
Speaker 1: that because any little edge to get that much a
Speaker 1: little out of it. And so were boxers, so are
Speaker 1: professional fighters. All that they throw up, don't tell me
Speaker 1: they don't fastening, certain other simple healings, healing methods followed
Speaker 1: by carefully worked out diets of natural foods. One health
Speaker 1: doctor didn't lose a patient in eight years. If the
Speaker 1: medical doctor doctors had been as advanced as the drugglist doctors,
Speaker 1: there would not have been. There was twenty I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go with all right, so let's cut it down the middle.
Speaker 1: Well it well, not down the metal. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: a little bit more. Above thirty five million deaths from
Speaker 1: the medical flu treatment, there was seven times more disease
Speaker 1: among the vaccinated soldiers than among the unvaccinated civilians. There
Speaker 1: were seven times more disease among the vaccinated soldiers than
Speaker 1: among the unva senated civilians. The diseases were those they
Speaker 1: had been vaccinated against. Well, how did that happen unless
Speaker 1: the vaccines caused that? Yeah. Yeah. One soldier who had
Speaker 1: returned from overseas in nineteen twelve told me that the
Speaker 1: army hospitals were filled with cases of infantile paralysis or polio,
Speaker 1: and he wondered why grown men should have an infant disease.
Speaker 1: Now we know that paralysis is a common after effect
Speaker 1: of vaccine poisoning. Now we know that, he says this,
Speaker 1: He says this, He says, now we know that paralysis,
Speaker 1: he said, now he knows it. They won't even admit that.
Speaker 1: They won't admit that. They won't admit that that's a thing
Speaker 1: that could happen with vaccines. But he's saying, now we know.
Speaker 1: We know that paralysis is a common after common, not rare, occasional,
Speaker 1: not one in one million, is a common, look common
Speaker 1: after effect of vaccine poisoning. Those at home didn't get
Speaker 1: the paralysis until after the world wide vaccinine vaccination campaign
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighteen Arthur Sorry. Author author Anne Riley Hale
Speaker 1: alludes to all of the above factors in her nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty five book Medical Voodoo. As everyone knows, the world
Speaker 1: has never witnessed such an orgy of vaccination and inoculation
Speaker 1: of every description as was inflicted by army camp doctors
Speaker 1: upon the soldiers of the First World War. Hale also
Speaker 1: observed that the amazing the way ves had already won
Speaker 1: in eighteen sixty five, this world war was a big
Speaker 1: deal for them. It was their coming out party. World
Speaker 1: War II was are coming out and transgenderizing party. Let's
Speaker 1: see every description was suppose. Hill also observed that the
Speaker 1: amazing disease and death toll among them occurred among the
Speaker 1: picked men of the nation, supposedly the most robust, resilient
Speaker 1: class of all. Well, that's what the soldiers, right, And
Speaker 1: there's some ones got the shots. Who who presumably brought
Speaker 1: to the service each a good pair of lungs, since
Speaker 1: they must have passed a rigidly physical examination by competent
Speaker 1: metal Well, this is kind of an oxymoron or a misnomer.
Speaker 1: Competent medical men when they're allopaths, there's nothing competent about
Speaker 1: them at all, and yet precisely these supermen with super
Speaker 1: lungs were the ones who were dropping like flies from
Speaker 1: pulmonary tuberculosis. Pulmonary tuberculosis in this context. A report in
Speaker 1: the Idaho Observers Lie two thousand and three is also
Speaker 1: worth noting. It mentions a contemporary vaccination trial by one
Speaker 1: doctor Roseenau rose Noow published in the Mayo Collected Papers
Speaker 1: of the World Renowned World Renown the World Round mass
Speaker 1: murdering Mayo Clinic. According to this paper, the vaccinated guinea
Speaker 1: pigs primarily suffered from severe lung damage, a typical typical
Speaker 1: common every day most likely a typical symptom of tuberculosis
Speaker 1: and other diseases related to Spanish flu. So this is
Speaker 1: a mirundabout way you're saying the typical symptom of the vaccine.
Speaker 1: That's a butt Spanish flu enter, it says nineteen eighteen
Speaker 1: in trainment camp Geinkart, France. Doctors respond to the catastrophe
Speaker 1: with overwhelming silence. It's not really response at all, is it.
Speaker 1: It's more like the lack of response. Meanwhile, medical historians
Speaker 1: are amazed that doctors and the media have remained silent
Speaker 1: about the catastrophes that resulted from the Spanish flu. As
Speaker 1: Kolata writes in her book, Victor Vaughan, at that time,
Speaker 1: America's top military doctor, dealt with the mega catastrophe in
Speaker 1: just one paragraph of his four hundred and sixty four
Speaker 1: page long memoirs. And yet Vaughan must have recollected everything
Speaker 1: very well as his book was. His book appeared in
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty six. If they weren't trying to cover something else,
Speaker 1: wouldn't that be the most interesting thing to talk about
Speaker 1: of that era not long after the war's end, And
Speaker 1: he probably would never forget the perfect events, right. If
Speaker 1: anyone might be expected to write about the epidemic, it
Speaker 1: was Vaughn. Who's to say that wasn't a bunch of literature,
Speaker 1: a bunch of books already disappeared from our world that
Speaker 1: tell us a whole lot of different stories that we
Speaker 1: never heard of. Guarantee you that's true. Alexandrew would just
Speaker 1: be like a what do you call it? An anecdotal
Speaker 1: example of how it can happen. But you know, these olays,
Speaker 1: these always have to change history as it go, because
Speaker 1: there's you know, gotta suppress the truth about everything. Romans
Speaker 1: did that too. They would destroy all the knowledge of
Speaker 1: people that they conquered. There are pieces of shit they
Speaker 1: did that to the druids. If anyone might be expected
Speaker 1: to write about the epidicctuta with Vaughn, writes Klada. Like
Speaker 1: Vaughan other army doctors, he was an army doctor, remained
Speaker 1: steadfastly silent. The pandemic one of the worst to ever effect.
Speaker 1: So the pandemic one of the worst, one of the worse,
Speaker 1: should be a t if it's one of the worst
Speaker 1: to ever afflickt the earth was simply virtually erased from newspapers, magazines, books,
Speaker 1: and society's collective memories, says Klada. This could be because
Speaker 1: you want know why, because would be very very obvious
Speaker 1: for them to realize from the people who were reporting
Speaker 1: on it, like eleanor there, that it was a vaccine
Speaker 1: holocaust that it wasn't because if it was just a
Speaker 1: virus and it did all that, then they would point
Speaker 1: to it all the time and say, hey, look, this
Speaker 1: is why we need to protect you. You didn't get these shots. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's too obviously that it was the shots. And if
Speaker 1: this doesn't prove virus at all, proves murder. This could
Speaker 1: be psychologically explained in two ways. The catastrophe present what
Speaker 1: the fuck is this? Get out of here? The catastrophe
Speaker 1: presented a very personal The catastrophe presented a very personal
Speaker 1: catastrophe for physicians because although they were basically given to
Speaker 1: all the money and the material resources in their world
Speaker 1: to fight the alleged flu, they were unsuccessful in preventing
Speaker 1: the disaster. In a brutally clear way. Doctors and pharmacologists
Speaker 1: were showing the limits of their power. It's clear the
Speaker 1: it's also shows that they don't know what they're doing
Speaker 1: when it comes to health or medicine or disease or
Speaker 1: any of that other stuff either. I'm sure there's probably
Speaker 1: been more studies than the ones that we've gone over.
Speaker 1: There was a New York City study too. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure why they didn't talk about that one, but it's
Speaker 1: pretty much the same thing, the same the set of
Speaker 1: you know, trying to get somebody. They were injecting each
Speaker 1: other's blood and all kinds of stuff, snots, shot up
Speaker 1: their noses, coughing in the faces like they were talking
Speaker 1: about here. But that that happened multiple times, and each
Speaker 1: time they couldn't prove contagion because that's not what got
Speaker 1: them sick. They got sick from the inside. And this
Speaker 1: is proof of the micro Signon's proof of pay shomp
Speaker 1: is right. It's proof that the shots are the thing
Speaker 1: that probably triggered the micro's lamba that go after them
Speaker 1: and causes zase a toxicity inside of them and killed them.
Speaker 1: All that. All of that, and if the fact that
Speaker 1: there were multiple different things that were happening to people
Speaker 1: that were not all the same type of symptoms so
Speaker 1: that you could call it one thing like Spanish flu,
Speaker 1: goes to show that it wasn't one thing that was
Speaker 1: doing it. It was multiple types of poisons that people
Speaker 1: were getting, and whatever one was going to hit them
Speaker 1: the hardest is one that presented the symptoms like paralysis
Speaker 1: or whatever. And it proves that it was the shots
Speaker 1: in a brutally clear way. Doctors and pharmacologists were showing
Speaker 1: the limits of the power. It is clear that mainstream
Speaker 1: medicine prefers not to dwell on such a total defeat,
Speaker 1: let alone expand upon its memoirs or newspapers. And like
Speaker 1: I said, that's not really because it proves that it
Speaker 1: was the shots perhaps, and the antibiotics if they had them.
Speaker 1: They didn't have them though, but drugs anything, and they
Speaker 1: put in them. It shows that the illness comes from within,
Speaker 1: but it's provoked by the poison and toxicity. And then
Speaker 1: they've gone off them to the racist. Perhaps the occasional scientist, doctor,
Speaker 1: or politician began to mull over the lost campaigned against
Speaker 1: the imaginary virus and entertain the thought that the mass
Speaker 1: administration of highly toxic vaccines and medications could have been
Speaker 1: at least partially responsible for the pandemic. Clues for this
Speaker 1: were by all means visible. But who likes to take
Speaker 1: responsibility for the deaths of millions of people, even unintentionally,
Speaker 1: and admit failure to fulfill the duty to investigate all
Speaker 1: factors that come into question. Well, here's the thing. If
Speaker 1: the doctors be like WHOA, then they should be not
Speaker 1: the ones attacked. They should be pissed off at the
Speaker 1: people who taught them. They should be going after the
Speaker 1: people who promised them things about how the world works
Speaker 1: and taught them that stuff. They should be going after
Speaker 1: the oly vase hiding in the shadows, writing all the
Speaker 1: curriculum going after the people who make the drugs and
Speaker 1: the vaccines in the first place. It came up with
Speaker 1: the idea going after the pastorers in the pastor institutes
Speaker 1: of the world. So civical cancer in the other vaccines
Speaker 1: policy and evidence. I think we're gonna skip this one. Yep,
Speaker 1: I did that. Let's see. Oh what was that? I
Speaker 1: don't take a look at this real quick, all right,
Speaker 1: so says the federal law requires that the package and
Speaker 1: serve for each vaccine include only those adverse events for
Speaker 1: which there is some basis to believe that there is
Speaker 1: a casual or a causal relationship between the drug and
Speaker 1: the occurrence of the adverse events. Who gets to determine that?
Speaker 1: Who gets to determine that they don't know cause and
Speaker 1: effect themselves? Who gets to make that decision. Many of
Speaker 1: these illnesses became epidemic in American children after nineteen eighty six,
Speaker 1: and that was that was resulting in the exploding vaccine schedule.
Speaker 1: For American kids born in nineteen eighty six, only twelve
Speaker 1: point eight percent had chronic diseases. That number had grown
Speaker 1: to fifty four percent. Why is that? Why are the
Speaker 1: kids getting so much sicker with chronic diseases among the
Speaker 1: vaccine generation, those born after nineteen eighty six, and lockstep
Speaker 1: with the expanding schedule. Evidence including HHS's own surveillance reports,
Speaker 1: manufacturers inserts, and pure reviewed studies, linked all these injuries
Speaker 1: to vaccines. This is coming from the part that Robert F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy was writing in this book. However, the associations are
Speaker 1: not definitive because CDC has failed to conduct the necessary
Speaker 1: randomized studies to prove or disprove causation. So why is
Speaker 1: it in the hands of the people who are going
Speaker 1: to lie about it to tell us whether or not
Speaker 1: it's valid. That's a stupid thinking. These these things were
Speaker 1: created to control the data. So why would you say, well,
Speaker 1: it's it's only you're saying for now, because the people
Speaker 1: who aren't going to tell us this information because there
Speaker 1: was the one who are hiding it haven't told us
Speaker 1: yet and never will and never will admit to it,
Speaker 1: and will change and lie about it because they lie
Speaker 1: about everything else, right, the always behind all this, So
Speaker 1: why the hell would you think that that is what
Speaker 1: nobody's nobody's capable of conducting their own study or using
Speaker 1: common sense or discernment to figure out that this is
Speaker 1: what it is. It has to be the label, the
Speaker 1: appeal to the author of the name CDC or NIH
Speaker 1: or ANYID in order for it to be anything. Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean anything to the World Health Organization, who will never
Speaker 1: see anything to the negative, will say something negative. Come on,
Speaker 1: come on, that's a fucking politician bullshit talk. That's probably
Speaker 1: why I I want to read this section. I'll know
Speaker 1: this one. In nineteen eighty six, Congress specifically ordered CDC
Speaker 1: to determine if pertussis containing vaccines DPT later DETAB were
Speaker 1: causing autism. Then, as today, many parents with autistic children
Speaker 1: will contaminate we're claiming that vaccines were the cause of
Speaker 1: their children's autism, and DPT DETAB vaccines were are a
Speaker 1: popular suspect. On its website, CDC declares that vaccines don't
Speaker 1: cause autism, citing ilems Comprehensive twenty eleven twenty twelve Literature
Speaker 1: Review of Vaccination Safety Science. However, the IM study and
Speaker 1: the following up HHS study in twenty fourteen both say
Speaker 1: that CDC has never performed a study to support CDC's
Speaker 1: claim that DETAP does not cause autism. The same is
Speaker 1: true for h HEP B, which, by the way, is
Speaker 1: also how they administer dates to the or I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: the disease to the already partying and popper taking gay communities. Right,
Speaker 1: it was a hepatitis shot, but now the HEP bees also,
Speaker 1: you know, because your kid has to have a hepatitis
Speaker 1: B shot when he's born, because he's going to be
Speaker 1: you know, he or she's going to be a dirty
Speaker 1: child messing around with other you know, with sexual things,
Speaker 1: because you have to give him a bee. What the fuck?
Speaker 1: Shut up HIV, PCV thirteen and IPv. The only vaccine
Speaker 1: actually studied with regard to autism was is MMR, and
Speaker 1: a senior CDC scientist claims the CDC did not find
Speaker 1: an increased rate of autism after MMR in the only
Speaker 1: MMR autism study ever conducted by the CDC with American children. Moreover, HHI,
Speaker 1: just as primary autism expert, recently provided an affidavit to
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice explaining that vaccines can cause autism
Speaker 1: in children. Autism has grown from about one and twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred prior to six to one in thirty six
Speaker 1: among vaccine generation children. Today, one in twenty five hundred
Speaker 1: to one in thirty six. A six is the is
Speaker 1: the important year, because that's when they got their their
Speaker 1: wave right. They're not gonna have to pay out. Why
Speaker 1: are we content with the CDC's claim that the exponential
Speaker 1: explosion of autism is a mystery? CDC spare has no
Speaker 1: expense is stematically tracking the source of eight hundred measles cases.
Speaker 1: But when I asked about the cataclysmic epidemic of upwards
Speaker 1: of sixty eight thousand new autism cases annually, CDC shrugs,
Speaker 1: why are there? Why are we not demanding? CDC is
Speaker 1: paralyzed right now when it comes to anything to do
Speaker 1: with autism. Oh, they must have pollio too, then CDC must,
Speaker 1: explains former senior vaccine safety scientist doctor William Thompson, who
Speaker 1: is still a CDC employee. Thompson told Congressman Bill Posey
Speaker 1: under oath that CDC big wig wigs ordered him to
Speaker 1: destroy data that showed a link between autism and vaccines
Speaker 1: and to publish a fraudulent study dismissing the link. Today,
Speaker 1: he is remorseful. When I see a family with a
Speaker 1: child with autism, I feel great shame because I have
Speaker 1: been part of the problem. Yeah, well, then you should
Speaker 1: put your uh there's the put your figure around that
Speaker 1: thing that you can squeeze. Make sure it's got enough
Speaker 1: high velocity lead in it. Put the thing to your
Speaker 1: head and pressed hard, so that's really close up to
Speaker 1: the temple or whatever somewhere close to that, and then
Speaker 1: and then squeeze that thing and blows out all that
Speaker 1: badness out of you. Okay, because that's what you deserve.
Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty six, Congress, recognizing that drug companies no
Speaker 1: longer had any incentive to make vaccines, why is that bad?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Sorry, to make vaccines safe, ordered the HS. So I
Speaker 1: didn't read it far enough. In nineteen eighty six, Congress,
Speaker 1: recognizing that drug companies had no they had no longer
Speaker 1: had any incentives to make vaccines safe because of the Act,
Speaker 1: order HHS to study vaccine injuries. Wait wait, wait to
Speaker 1: study vaccine injuries, work to improve vaccine safety, and report
Speaker 1: to Congress on its progress every two years. Every So
Speaker 1: a year ago, I brought a lawsuit. This is Kennedy
Speaker 1: talking that the h that forced HHS to admit that
Speaker 1: in thirty six years, I had never performed any of
Speaker 1: those critical studies. But they took lots of money, didn't they.
Speaker 1: Where'd that go? Exactly? Post licensure Vaccine safety surveillances. Also
Speaker 1: in Shamble's CDC's Vaccine Adverse Event Report System, theirs. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, I gotta share something. Now, let's see
Speaker 1: if I can find it. Find it? No, I gotta
Speaker 1: get into the thing I just closed. We gotta we
Speaker 1: gotta deviate here. I hope I didn't. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: if it's in the trash, that will be easier to fine.
Speaker 1: Where's Josh?
Speaker 4: This thing.
Speaker 1: Josh and make you famous?
Speaker 3: I thought I.
Speaker 1: Already had it pulled up, but I guess not. That
Speaker 1: didn't help, bitch. There is controversial reports is Canada considering
Speaker 1: euthanasia forvaccine injured citizens. So check this out. Now, you
Speaker 1: report de vers, you just signed your death warrant because
Speaker 1: now they're going to go and euthanize your ass. Your
Speaker 1: that's your right, that that's your incentive not to even
Speaker 1: complain about your vaccine injury, because this yellow teeth fact
Speaker 1: here is going to kill you. He's going to kill you,
Speaker 1: and it's startling development. It claims to have a surfaced
Speaker 1: suggesting that Canada might begin euthanizing citizens injured by the
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen vaccine, among the other things. You gotta you
Speaker 1: stub your toe. You're like, do you sure you really
Speaker 1: want to deal with that pain? According to recent posts
Speaker 1: on social media, particularly x or formerly Twitter or no
Speaker 1: it's still Twitter, shut up, they're mentioned, there's mention of
Speaker 1: a policy or practice in Ontario where doctors have allegedly
Speaker 1: and euthanized at least one person due to a vaccine
Speaker 1: related injury. Now before a line, I know you're not
Speaker 1: gonna I know you're not gonna hear it until I
Speaker 1: fix it. And I don't like this guy's face and
Speaker 1: like his voice. I don't like any about him, but
Speaker 1: he's reporting on it, so we're gonna listen to him.
Speaker 1: He's all right, some British little twitt He looks like
Speaker 1: a total shill, acting, acting more than feeling because they
Speaker 1: don't have connection to real things, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: That type of person. What the fuck is it? All right, well,
Speaker 1: then I gotta click on it again. It be at
Speaker 1: you this Okay, I guess I just didn't see it.
Speaker 1: That thing. Okay, all right, I'm gonna step up and
Speaker 1: walk away for a second. So if he starts saying
Speaker 1: retarded shit, it's not because I agree with it that
Speaker 1: I'm not saying anything. I just got I gotta I
Speaker 1: gotta go say hellot my daughter, she just came home justin.
Speaker 5: Trudeau's government has begun euthanizing Canadian citizens suffering from severe
Speaker 5: injuries linked to the COVID vaccines, the same vaccines that
Speaker 5: his administ mandated and coerce the majority of the population
Speaker 5: to take. As the body bags pile up and more
Speaker 5: vaccine injured individual step forward, the Trudeau's government socialized medical
Speaker 5: system faces the sobering reality health care for the affected
Speaker 5: is projected to cost billions, and lawsuits could financially cribble
Speaker 5: both the government and big farmer. The nation, the once
Speaker 5: prided itself and being open minded and tolerance, now has
Speaker 5: a rat that's euthanizing citizens with low social credit scores,
Speaker 5: and the reality on the ground is so terrifying that
Speaker 5: the media has been ordered to cover it up. Socialized
Speaker 5: healthcare systems are at the heart of the globalist delete
Speaker 5: agenda to seize control and enslave humanity first. The only
Speaker 5: convinced the masses in countries like the UK to bang
Speaker 5: their pots and pans to save the socialized healthcare system.
Speaker 5: Fast forward a few years, and the same socialized healthcare
Speaker 5: systems that are responsible for vaccinating hundreds of millions of people.
Speaker 5: Won't you to pop yourself into a suicide to do
Speaker 5: your part? Are you still clapping? Welcome to the new
Speaker 5: world order, where the government is controlled by a kaball
Speaker 5: located in the Swiss Mountain retreats, and when they consider
Speaker 5: you useless, they send you letters politely organizing your upcoming
Speaker 5: death by lethal injection. I'm not describing a dystopian future.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about the here and now. Me, the man
Speaker 5: the Canadian government just killed because he was suffering from
Speaker 5: severe COVID vaccine injuries that they caused. Identified only as
Speaker 5: mister A by Canada's socialized healthcare system, the man experienced
Speaker 5: suffering and functional decline following two COVID vaccinations and a booster.
Speaker 5: These vaccines posted on him by the government destroyed his
Speaker 5: health and lifestyle, and he began suffering from depression, post
Speaker 5: traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and personality disorders. Canada's healthcare system
Speaker 5: didn't give mister A any options for treatments. Offers various
Speaker 5: government inflicted health problems. They didn't give him antidepressants, counseling
Speaker 5: for his PTSD or anti anxiety medication. Simply told him
Speaker 5: it was his time to die. He had become useless
Speaker 5: according to the elites, and therefore it was time for
Speaker 5: him to shuffle off this mortal coil. How did we
Speaker 5: get to a place where the Canadian government are euthanizing
Speaker 5: citizens they injured with the deadly vaccines they pushed on society.
Speaker 5: First the government began euthanizing people with mental health issues.
Speaker 5: Then they came for people with disabilities, including mild hearing loss.
Speaker 5: Then they moved on to legalize the euthanasy of infants
Speaker 5: who were deemed useless to society. Such is the enthusiasm
Speaker 5: for killing as many people as possible. A forty two
Speaker 5: year old Canadian man is suing the hospital after secretly
Speaker 5: recording doctors discussing euthanizing him against his will. And don't
Speaker 5: think that being a decorated military veteran and Paralympic Games
Speaker 5: medalist will save you from the wrath of the state.
Speaker 5: Social credit scores can fall fast. Five years into a
Speaker 5: battle to obtain a starelift for her home, Canadian Army
Speaker 5: veteran and paralympian Christine Gautier found out that the Canadian
Speaker 5: state had scheduled her for death.
Speaker 6: We know that this is the latest incident that we
Speaker 6: are hearing about. It is coming from retired corporal and
Speaker 6: paralympian Christian Gautier. Yesterday, she testified that the Department of
Speaker 6: Veteran Affairs offered her in writing, the opportunity for a
Speaker 6: medically assisted death, even she said, offering to provide the
Speaker 6: equipment now.
Speaker 1: Gautier said she.
Speaker 6: Had been fighting for a home wheelchair ramp for five years.
Speaker 6: She described the letter she received from the department in
Speaker 6: French at the committee hearing.
Speaker 1: Here's more from her.
Speaker 7: With respect to me, I have a letter in my
Speaker 7: file because I had to face that as well. I
Speaker 7: have a letter saying that if you are so desperate, madam,
Speaker 7: we can offer you made medical assistance and dying.
Speaker 5: Klaus Schwab's agenda to normalize state euthanasia, supported by Trudeau,
Speaker 5: has real world consequences. People are now dying against that
Speaker 5: will joining the law. Long list of millions of people
Speaker 5: murdered by far de f governments in.
Speaker 1: History in Canada versus those people who die because they're
Speaker 1: willfully right. They want to die. Those people like you me,
Speaker 1: we want it right. What do you mean they die
Speaker 1: against their will? Is that a stupid statement? Or what.
Speaker 8: A woman veteran calling up to have a wheelchair ramp
Speaker 8: installed and she's asked by the people she's calling, well,
Speaker 8: if you considered assisted suicide. Thousands of people are killing
Speaker 8: themselves in Canada using this program. They're now opening it
Speaker 8: up to teenagers, they're opening up to kids. Medical professionals
Speaker 8: are being pressured to promote made.
Speaker 1: And think about that. They're not getting the parental involvement
Speaker 1: in those decisions. They're surrounding the child. They're surrounding the
Speaker 1: child's bringing his ear, influencing them. It'll be fun, it'd
Speaker 1: be great.
Speaker 8: The see god in pressure to sell it like a product,
Speaker 8: because suicide is cheaper than having to provide care under
Speaker 8: Canada's publicly funded medical system. You open that door of
Speaker 8: the government legally being able to kill people, and of
Speaker 8: doctors being legally able to kill people, and the entire
Speaker 8: business that forms around technologies designed to kill people. There's
Speaker 8: a bit.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what vaccines are, and now the vaccine injuries
Speaker 1: that they caused, they have a solution. It's called death.
Speaker 1: If the vaccine didn't get you good enough, they'll finish the.
Speaker 8: Job business component to it that needs.
Speaker 1: Tell me this isn't a eugenics program. Tell me this
Speaker 1: isn't a genocidal eugenics program. Blind doesn't matter who it affects.
Speaker 8: It's to make money off killing people.
Speaker 5: Their history books will tell you the Soviet Guluk state
Speaker 5: motored sixty one million citizens, Mao's communist Chinese Ant Hill
Speaker 5: murdered thirty five million Chinese.
Speaker 1: And who is responsible for the Goolags? What were they? Bolsheviks?
Speaker 1: What were the Bolsheviks?
Speaker 5: AGAINI they and the Nazi generocide state murdered upwards of
Speaker 5: twenty million people. If Klaus schrob And.
Speaker 1: Succeed, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. He was doing well
Speaker 1: until he fucked it up at the end there. Sorry,
Speaker 1: but he did. I think he'd be a candidate for
Speaker 1: assistant murder. That's a wave.
Speaker 5: Far left technocratic world governments will surpass anything we've seen before.
Speaker 5: Under the WFD population agenda, billions would be eliminated, while
Speaker 5: the remaining population will live under a tightly controlled social
Speaker 5: credit system. Anyone who thinks this is an exaggeration. Should
Speaker 5: know that they have a fully formed plan to make
Speaker 5: this vision a reality. If what we've covered in this
Speaker 5: video sounds horrible to you, congratulations. You are still human
Speaker 5: and appears to have evaded the globalist brainwashing pumped out
Speaker 5: by the elites in recent years. It's important to point
Speaker 5: out that Canada is not an.
Speaker 1: App says TPV Sean, but I get the feeling. Look
Speaker 1: at him, he's a DP type of Sean double penetration.
Speaker 5: That's they were merely the testing ground for the global
Speaker 5: elites dystopian vision, and now the rest of the WF
Speaker 5: and fortraded governments off following suits. Globalist billionaire and eugenesis
Speaker 5: Bill Gates wasn't joking when he said that we'll soon
Speaker 5: have death panels and death pods to eliminate the useless
Speaker 5: on every street corner.
Speaker 1: That's like the Absolute man from the Twilight Zone episode
Speaker 1: that I shared a long time ago with Burgess Meredith
Speaker 1: playing the guy that was the librarian who is absolute
Speaker 1: because there's no more books.
Speaker 3: The trade our society is making cause are very very
Speaker 3: high medical costs and a lack of willingness to say,
Speaker 3: you know, is spending a million dollars on that last
Speaker 3: three months of life for that patient.
Speaker 1: Hey, buddy, the money is useless, pointless and printed anyway.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. What you guys are looking for is
Speaker 1: human suffering, and you're getting it. You're getting your wish.
Speaker 3: Would it be better not to lay off those ten
Speaker 3: teachers and what to make that credit for medical costs?
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? How does that equate? How
Speaker 1: are you conflating laying off teachers to a million dollars
Speaker 1: in medical costs? You guys have money for everything else.
Speaker 1: What about how about not all the billions of dollars
Speaker 1: going to nation building Ukraine into big Israel.
Speaker 3: But that's called the death panel. Uh, and you're not
Speaker 3: suppoed to have that discussion, so you of course that's interesting.
Speaker 3: Then you just said what you're just the last three
Speaker 3: months in life for one person or something because we
Speaker 3: haven't had a discussion of how to allocate that money.
Speaker 3: It means we lay off three teachers to do so.
Speaker 3: I mean, in other words, we have allocation. We're making
Speaker 3: that prayed off because of huge.
Speaker 1: Medical teachers who what teach your communist Marxists bullshit? So
Speaker 1: that you can create people who would actually think that
Speaker 1: this is a good idea in the first place, But
Speaker 1: I would say, I guess it. I mean, it seems
Speaker 1: kind of harsh, but it kind of makes sense. And
Speaker 1: it this is a completely illogical discussion costs.
Speaker 3: That are not examined to see which ones actually have
Speaker 3: no benefit whatsoever. And because of pension generosity, we will
Speaker 3: be laying off over one hundred thousand teachers, which you know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Very Why is it teachers and why are they so
Speaker 1: fucking important? Most teachers have general education degrees. They're stupid.
Speaker 1: They're the freaking kids that you knew that were C
Speaker 1: and D students now teaching your children one of them.
Speaker 1: I have a friend who was a terrible student and
Speaker 1: he is a teacher. Now, surprise, surprise. You know, people
Speaker 1: don't usually aim high meaning for that forty thousand dollar job.
Speaker 1: Uh and and praying for tenure. Come on, man, if
Speaker 1: you can't, if you if you're if you can't get
Speaker 1: anywhere else, you become a teacher. I'm today. Some teachers
Speaker 1: are great. Some professors are great, but they're probably still
Speaker 1: poisoned by communism. They're probably still talk to Marxist bullshit.
Speaker 1: They have to teach the false history So what are
Speaker 1: we talking about here? Math teachers? Who's the good teacher?
Speaker 1: An English one? Well, the one that breaks all the rules?
Speaker 1: That doesn't exist anymore. This is not the same era,
Speaker 1: it's not the same area where teachers were actually of anything.
Speaker 1: And you know what, why do we need them when
Speaker 1: we get homeschool?
Speaker 3: Pretty much against that? And the whole day of people
Speaker 3: agree with me on that.
Speaker 5: Just as WF infiltrated governments rolled out the COVID vaccines
Speaker 5: which killed millions and injured and named even more, they
Speaker 5: are now planning to roll out a strict Chinese style
Speaker 5: social credit system to enslave humanity and patrol the herd
Speaker 5: for the useless. He must die. We know this because
Speaker 5: Claus Schwab can't stop telling us that China is the
Speaker 5: ultimate society. He becomes clearly aroused every time he talks
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 9: So while the economic form has been involved in China.
Speaker 1: How can you tell he's clearly aroused When it's just
Speaker 1: shoulder height the photograph, I mean the framing here, you
Speaker 1: can't tell if he's aroused. You got to have a
Speaker 1: full body shot at that, at least you know to
Speaker 1: the waist.
Speaker 9: Since nineteen seventy nine, and we have been parked of
Speaker 9: the development of Cis country now for nearly thirty years.
Speaker 1: The Jews have been in development of that country now
Speaker 1: for at least thirty years. No, actually, you've been involved
Speaker 1: with it since Mao or probably before that. Because the
Speaker 1: Jesuits were kicked out of there. They got pissed off,
Speaker 1: and it seems to be like redemption, systematic redemption everywhere
Speaker 1: the Jesuits. By the way, it's kind of funny that
Speaker 1: Jesuits were kicked out of like eighty eight different nations
Speaker 1: as well, right for their subversive acts, and who were
Speaker 1: kicked out of one hundred and nine? And how are
Speaker 1: they connected? Oh yeah, they're cryptos. It's interesting, huh.
Speaker 4: Respector China's achievements which are tremendous over the last over
Speaker 4: forty years, I think it's a whole model for many countries.
Speaker 4: So Chinese more is certainly a very attractive model for
Speaker 4: quite a number of countries. We have been pumped all
Speaker 4: the development of country now for nearly thirty years.
Speaker 5: This is the brutal Metteris World shwapcase and their associates
Speaker 5: of the Bode Economic firm A determined to roll out
Speaker 5: as part of their great resets. We can't allow the
Speaker 5: evil logic to become the new normal. We can't allow
Speaker 5: the globalist leads to implement their plans for China's social
Speaker 5: credit scores.
Speaker 1: We can't allow your eyebrows anymore. They're just they're too offensive.
Speaker 5: System in the Western world.
Speaker 2: The first thing we see here is an array of
Speaker 2: cameras that listen to you and watch. These are the
Speaker 2: facial recognition system. Now, cities are starting to be set
Speaker 2: up where they have points of entry for regions within
Speaker 2: cities and you have to use your iPhone device to
Speaker 2: beep your way in and the pad on the top
Speaker 2: there shows your face. It's facial recognition.
Speaker 1: So so this what this means is, it's not just
Speaker 1: like when you walk into Mexico they have those types
Speaker 1: of turnstiles. Right, you're walking into a prison. Each each
Speaker 1: country is its own prison. And when and if you don't,
Speaker 1: you gotta just gotta pan out, you gotta you gotta
Speaker 1: zoom out a little bit and see this. Each country
Speaker 1: is its own prison. And now these are prisons within prisons.
Speaker 1: These are sector prisons.
Speaker 2: It opens the doors and things like that for you.
Speaker 2: If it matches your face, or if you don't have
Speaker 2: any problems, but if you are wanted by the police
Speaker 2: or something, these will lock you in so you can't
Speaker 2: move from region to region, or if you use too
Speaker 2: much carbon. As you can see this woman takes off
Speaker 2: her fake her glasses and that little device that looks
Speaker 2: like an iPhone, but it's actually a retina scanner, a
Speaker 2: facial scanner picks up your face and then it'll let
Speaker 2: you through. And then here's an example of how that works.
Speaker 2: You're at the gate. Here it scanned his face and
Speaker 2: then there you go. It opens the gate. Now, within
Speaker 2: the cities, they are blocked off by region, and these
Speaker 2: fences right here separate.
Speaker 1: Region sector, mini prisons, fifteen minute cities, mini prisons, prisons
Speaker 1: within a bigger prison.
Speaker 2: Those areas there's police as you can see in front,
Speaker 2: that monitor and guard these areas between points. So if
Speaker 2: I'm over here.
Speaker 1: Free range pasture raised chickens, and we got to get
Speaker 1: our shots just like every other piece of livestock. Every
Speaker 1: other livestock needs their shots, right, that's to poison them
Speaker 1: so that they poison us.
Speaker 2: Here where this guy is like region one, Region two
Speaker 2: is over here, right, But I have to go through
Speaker 2: a check point. Now, of course, the police officers have
Speaker 2: these glasses that are facial recognition glasses, so it'll re
Speaker 2: license plate and when you see somebody right here, it'll
Speaker 2: recognize the face and pull up their information. And so
Speaker 2: a cop can just sit there and look at a
Speaker 2: population and determine if they're good, bad, have warrants against
Speaker 2: the government, blah blah blah blah blah, just like this
Speaker 2: officer is doing now. Of course, this is where a
Speaker 2: camera can identify you by your gate or by the
Speaker 2: way you walk. This determines how a person walks, and
Speaker 2: they can set up a profile based on the way
Speaker 2: you move and walk with your facial recognition, meaning you
Speaker 2: can be watched at all points. So this guy right here,
Speaker 2: I'll spare you the details, but basically what it is
Speaker 2: is he's reading this and he can't travel on high
Speaker 2: speed rail because his credit score is social credit score
Speaker 2: is so low. So what he had to do is
Speaker 2: volunteer and do a bunch of other shit to raise
Speaker 2: his social credit score.
Speaker 1: There, I guess that was the end of it. Look
Speaker 1: at that face, that phony blowy face. All right, So
Speaker 1: let's go to uh where we were mm hmmm. Mmmmm okay,
Speaker 1: says the dept. Vaccine may kill more children from other
Speaker 1: causes than it saves from diphtheria. It doesn't save anybody
Speaker 1: from anything to tetanus, and protestis in march an alarmed,
Speaker 1: a abby, abby plead for a policy change. Most of
Speaker 1: you think we know what our vaccines are doing, but
Speaker 1: we don't. We are killing children. The present generation is
Speaker 1: the first in a century to lose IQ, having suffered
Speaker 1: an extraordinary drop of seven points. Researchers concluded that some
Speaker 1: environmental causes, that some environmental cause is the trigger. Yeah,
Speaker 1: lots of them, like the drinking of the fluoridated water,
Speaker 1: the psychoactivegris so, the psychiatric drugs, the shots, the heavy
Speaker 1: metal toxicity in their brains. Seven points is the modest amount.
Speaker 1: My stepson is now wrapping in the other room. He's
Speaker 1: very white and tall, just saying he likes listening to music.
Speaker 1: America's straighting healthcare sit. Okay, if we don't address the
Speaker 1: chronic disease epidemics, such proposals are like rearranging the deck
Speaker 1: chairs on the Titanic. And alternative media people like Stupeters
Speaker 1: and Alex Jones are pickpocketing you. Who as the Titanic
Speaker 1: is sinking. The good news for pharma is that many
Speaker 1: of these children have lifelong dependencies on blockbuster products like
Speaker 1: adderall EpiPens, asthma and Heller's and diabetes arthritis and anti
Speaker 1: seizure medage made by the same companies that made the vaccines. Says,
Speaker 1: what we need is science, not censorship. I am not
Speaker 1: this is I wanted to put this in here because
Speaker 1: and I'd put messages on here. I says, I am
Speaker 1: not anti vacs. And this is why you are retarded,
Speaker 1: because you should be anti death. I'm talking about I'm
Speaker 1: talking to Kennedy here, Robert F. Kenny. I am pro
Speaker 1: safety and pro science, scientism, the religion. He's not a friend. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: who would do we think of Kennedy would be all right,
Speaker 1: let's move down today. Jubilation is expressed by both orthodox
Speaker 1: science and the mass media about the recently developed vaccine
Speaker 1: against the human papilloma virus HPV assumed to cause cervical
Speaker 1: can assumed assumed assumed because it can't be that it
Speaker 1: causes civical cancer because it's not a virus. The HPV
Speaker 1: vaccine for the imaginary thing that doesn't cause cancer is
Speaker 1: being marketed heavily, especially for use in girls nine through fifteen.
Speaker 1: Everybody's targeted, everybody. In literature we read that the vaccination
Speaker 1: has been proven to be the most efficient and logistically
Speaker 1: feasible preventative intervention against cervical cancer. So what is this
Speaker 1: gardisil and the vaccine? How many people have we seen
Speaker 1: get paralyzed and die from gardasil and the vaccine maker's
Speaker 1: promise and almost one hundred percent protection? Really, something that's
Speaker 1: one hundred percent protection would have to almost not must
Speaker 1: be solving a problem that doesn't exist. According to the
Speaker 1: lead story the Frankfurt Zeitungue, written by the head science
Speaker 1: editor himself, headlined vaccinating against cancer in the drug store,
Speaker 1: A dream comes true, according to one of Germany, and
Speaker 1: that's happening in Germany. This guy is also German, so
Speaker 1: he's coming from a German perspective. But this kind of
Speaker 1: gives you an idea of how they're still actively pursuing
Speaker 1: the annihilation of that of our people. According to one
Speaker 1: of Germany's most important daily newspapers, we now see the
Speaker 1: start of a new epoch, remember war by a different
Speaker 1: means that look like for people don't recognize this, so
Speaker 1: actually can carry on? Actually looks like it's something good.
Speaker 1: You're trying to help heading the march into a new
Speaker 1: golden age, Like what did it again? Notice the terminology
Speaker 1: golden age? The golden age of what Babylon that never happened?
Speaker 1: Is pharmaceutical company the only golden age of sumer or Babylon? No,
Speaker 1: never mind, I'll just shut up now company Santa Fe
Speaker 1: pastor MSD. Yeah, it looks bastards in there again with
Speaker 1: a new vaccine called Gardasil. Again, the news sounds more
Speaker 1: than good. But before we uncork the champagne, should we
Speaker 1: really believe the promises of the farm of this pharmaceutical giant?
Speaker 1: Brush aside all the conflicts of interest today's biomedical science
Speaker 1: and of interest today's biomedical science, it should be another
Speaker 1: of there and forget all the previous empty promises made
Speaker 1: by even the most prestigious researchers. In order to clarify this,
Speaker 1: we approach one of the relevant institutions from which we
Speaker 1: from which all these productions, assertions, and claims stem from
Speaker 1: the German Cancer Research Center. So they're prompting out the
Speaker 1: bullshit because guess who controls those now and has been
Speaker 1: controlling them since you know, the fall of a great man.
Speaker 1: Of course, the skirgey mankind does the way fays do.
Speaker 1: It just says German, because that's the region, and people
Speaker 1: say Germany. Those of the Germans added again, no pay
Speaker 1: attention to who they are. What's going on, big swine
Speaker 1: flew hoax wop. The boards of health have been taken
Speaker 1: in by a campaign of the pharmaceutical companies that simply
Speaker 1: wanted to earn money with the supposed threat. Earn money
Speaker 1: with the supposed threat swine flew hoax. Miss something there, Okay, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't. Early on the official sources declared that pregnant
Speaker 1: women were at a special risk as compared to the
Speaker 1: seasonal flu. As we shall see later, this was a
Speaker 1: grand lie. But they wanted to harm the women who
Speaker 1: were pregnant so they could take out two for one
Speaker 1: and so two for one deal. Let them have a miscarriage,
Speaker 1: let them ruin, have a horrible life, break up the family,
Speaker 1: do all kinds of wonderful things like that, kill the mother,
Speaker 1: anything that you know, causes human misery and suffering, feed
Speaker 1: the negativity to the beast. It's a grand lie. The
Speaker 1: Minister of fear. The sinners for disease control and prevention
Speaker 1: was we're overtime pedling doom and gloom, knowing that frightened
Speaker 1: people do not make rational decisions. Nothing sells vaccines like panic.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's coming from a US neurosurgeon. What experience
Speaker 1: and history teach us is that people and governments have
Speaker 1: never learned from history and they never had never acted
Speaker 1: on lessons they should have learned from the past. That's
Speaker 1: not one hundred percent true the majority that people don't,
Speaker 1: But the enemy does. The enemy even kind of fashions
Speaker 1: its structure and its strength from other nationalists in places
Speaker 1: like Israel with the constription into and all this other stuff.
Speaker 1: They they that could kind of stole a lot of
Speaker 1: the things that made Germany strong and kind of applied
Speaker 1: it there, but just for the complete inverted reasoning and methodology,
Speaker 1: not not because they were trying to make you n
Speaker 1: what I'm saying there. They do still they steal everything,
Speaker 1: They even co opt and lie about, you know, who
Speaker 1: made accomplishments in the first place, so they can put
Speaker 1: their stamp on it and say you owe us because
Speaker 1: we are the creators of civilization and culture. The hell
Speaker 1: you are, You're the destroyers of it. The topic of
Speaker 1: the swine flu is complex in order to make it
Speaker 1: easier to and I don't care. The so called swine
Speaker 1: flu is a quote unquote normal flu. Even according to
Speaker 1: official sources, the so called swine flu was more harmless
Speaker 1: than normal virus flu that we experience every year. Severe
Speaker 1: cases usually only occur in regions where hunger and misery rain,
Speaker 1: or in people already suff or in people who already
Speaker 1: suffer from pre existing conditions. It's hard to read this
Speaker 1: when it's not chromatically correct arbitrary diagnoses. The diagnosis of
Speaker 1: the quote unquote swine flu is based solely on laboratory
Speaker 1: tests that did not detect virus, but rather a certain
Speaker 1: protein and gene molecules which are found in droves and
Speaker 1: every human being. Yes, And this is why testing positive
Speaker 1: for any of these things, swabbing for any of these
Speaker 1: things is because they want to touch you with something
Speaker 1: for and apply something to you just as much as
Speaker 1: they want to take something away. So whatever they're infecting
Speaker 1: you with down the road or I don't know what,
Speaker 1: that's the point. That's why I went swab. But also
Speaker 1: so they can play the fraud because if quarantines are
Speaker 1: on the table, then a positive could ruin your life,
Speaker 1: could you know, financially devastate you, because now you're out
Speaker 1: of life for two weeks or more or whenever they
Speaker 1: deem fit to take you out of a self assigned
Speaker 1: prison because you decided to consent to that test. Found
Speaker 1: in droves and every human being. PCR tests are useless
Speaker 1: and they are fraud. Everything that they use them for
Speaker 1: is fraud. At least that these molecules belong to viruses
Speaker 1: that cause illness was a not proven claim of the
Speaker 1: US Epidemic Authority CDC. With the help of these questionable
Speaker 1: laboratory tests, people with cold symptoms are are arbitrarily labeled
Speaker 1: as swine flu. Right, you got a cough, Well, look
Speaker 1: he's got swine flu. Because that's the thing that's the
Speaker 1: popular thing that we're going to apply to everything right now,
Speaker 1: like they did with covid uh labeled as swine flu
Speaker 1: death candidates. There are swine flu death candidates and healthy
Speaker 1: people as virus carriers. So if you're healthier a virus carrier,
Speaker 1: one of we're one tests a lot one also finds
Speaker 1: a lot Yes, good point. The epidemic. Hysteria is basically
Speaker 1: unavoidable as it is a direct result of a laboratory
Speaker 1: test epidemic that is rampant rolled bide. There is more
Speaker 1: testing going on than ever before. It's like, well, they
Speaker 1: would have been stick anyway, wouldn't They haven't. No, no,
Speaker 1: not when the whole thing's a fraud and a lie. Now,
Speaker 1: when all these things exist in your body, when it's
Speaker 1: healthy anyway, and it doesn't cause any kind of contagion, doesn't,
Speaker 1: it doesn't doesn't infect other people, then no, No, you're
Speaker 1: looking at completely un irrelevant. It's irrelevant data, and it's
Speaker 1: not accurate. It's not true, it's not something that's even
Speaker 1: they're disclaiming that, hey, this protein over here means that
Speaker 1: you have this in you, and it's yeah, but I'm
Speaker 1: not sick. Yeah, but you're a carrier and you're gonna
Speaker 1: expose and you need it. It's like so same thing
Speaker 1: with testing a chicken and a friggin factory farm. But
Speaker 1: they usually do this to smaller farmers and be like, oh,
Speaker 1: look that thing tested positive. How many chickens you have?
Speaker 1: One hundred thousand? Cool? Well, now you don't. How's that
Speaker 1: Letters of indulgence for the clueless are for the clueless people.
Speaker 1: The virologists behave like high priests. That is interesting terminology
Speaker 1: because I talk about the priests craft that's behind all this,
Speaker 1: the ov police craft, the Babylonian mystery schools who led
Speaker 1: a campaign against imaginary demons, imaginary demons and sell ineffective
Speaker 1: letters of indulgence in the order in the form of
Speaker 1: tamiflu and vaccines to the cluest people for a lavish
Speaker 1: fee billions of taxpayers dollars, he says money. But research
Speaker 1: results that do not serve the purpose of virus scare
Speaker 1: mongering are generally ignored because that would harm careers, research
Speaker 1: funds and Nobel prizes, and of course the almost unbelievable
Speaker 1: turnarovers of their financial backers. Alleged pandemics are even more
Speaker 1: lucrative than wars, the impact of the impact of the
Speaker 1: real beneficiaries of the pandemic mongering the pharmaceutical companies this
Speaker 1: is the best way to keep the infrastructure intact and
Speaker 1: still conquer a territory because when they control the government
Speaker 1: officials in your place, and the whole worldwide lockstep scheme
Speaker 1: is to scare the population into doing this and doing
Speaker 1: this and locking down and destroying everything. Well, now they're
Speaker 1: financially jacked, so you can definitely come in there with
Speaker 1: foreign loans and now put everybody in debt, slavery forever,
Speaker 1: or however way you want to take over the land
Speaker 1: or plant your flag in it. And of course with
Speaker 1: any type of rollout of drugs and vaccines, you'll be
Speaker 1: getting rid of a lot more of the population too.
Speaker 1: And you can even I don't know, target certain areas
Speaker 1: that you think are going to be the most of
Speaker 1: a nuisance to the new order of things.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It's the reason why, there's the reason why Bill Cooper
Speaker 1: used to say, if you're a known patriot or expressing
Speaker 1: your views in public, then don't be home run holidays.
Speaker 1: You know, and you know, just basically being expected being
Speaker 1: a fear in the militia or anything. I expect that
Speaker 1: you're going to be a black bagged at some point
Speaker 1: or another. They're going to come for you. They're gonna
Speaker 1: do it quietly so as not to arouse your neighbors
Speaker 1: and not to arouse suspicion, because they want to take
Speaker 1: away all the powerful leadership people, take them off the
Speaker 1: chessboard before the game even starts. The manufacturers of antiviral drugs,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I skips something. Uh no, this is better.
Speaker 1: The manufacturers of antiviral drugs, vaccines and laboratory tests can
Speaker 1: expect additional global sales of tens of billions of euros.
Speaker 1: So the benefiting major shareholder holders can live quite well
Speaker 1: with the little pseudoscience and panic mongering and without a conscience.
Speaker 1: Vaccines effectiveness not proven, well, what is it going after
Speaker 1: it's proven? It's proven to harm. And that's what their
Speaker 1: true intent is. Warning for pregnant women, miscarriages are to
Speaker 1: be expected, secrecy without end. At the beginning of two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine May, the World Health Organization leadership decided
Speaker 1: on camera that a wave of influenza with a severe
Speaker 1: course was no longer necessary to declare the highest pandemic level,
Speaker 1: so they changed the definition. In other words, the overall
Speaker 1: majority of patients suffered only mild symptoms and the number
Speaker 1: of deaths was low worldwide. But the hysteria that they
Speaker 1: can draw up from that, the panic, is why they
Speaker 1: can call the pandemic and then go pandemic, pandemic, pandemic
Speaker 1: on the news all the time. Hence there was no
Speaker 1: sign of a real pandemic, yet the highest pandemic level
Speaker 1: had been declared, So if they're going to do it,
Speaker 1: then that must be that it's real. Right, This is
Speaker 1: called mind war Michael Waquino tactic. Yet the highest pandemic
Speaker 1: level had been declared. So what impression when that put
Speaker 1: on most people who trust these things? The condition contradiction
Speaker 1: in terms, But the reason for this becomes clear when
Speaker 1: you consider that this trick created the legal precedent for
Speaker 1: the use of pandemic sample vaccines. That's the other thing.
Speaker 1: Once they declare it, then emergency use authorization, no testing.
Speaker 1: They can poison you without any of the pitfalls of
Speaker 1: having to actually expose how deadly their poisons are. No
Speaker 1: one exactly know No one knows exactly which substances are
Speaker 1: contained in these vaccines and in what quantities. And since
Speaker 1: we have an evil, evil, evil, evil, evil system, it's
Speaker 1: obviously not going to be someone trying really hard to
Speaker 1: help save people who are creating these shots, these brews,
Speaker 1: these these witches, cauldron serums. Virus proof is also lacking
Speaker 1: in swine flu. It is hard toly but for the decades,
Speaker 1: one virus panic after another has run rampant through the world,
Speaker 1: from HIV AIDS to hepatiz C and stars to avian flu,
Speaker 1: and the global community has been taken in by the
Speaker 1: virus hunters again and again. In two thousand and nine,
Speaker 1: the so called swine flu virus was turned into a
Speaker 1: monster threatening humanity. Once again, the mainstream media that dictated
Speaker 1: the public debate largely parodied whatever the corrupt medical authorities
Speaker 1: sold them. Although the evidence of swine flu was extremely
Speaker 1: hot thin, the greed of the pharmaceutical companies for profit
Speaker 1: was enormous. Reason well, this is also the greed for
Speaker 1: the death of many people and the harming and the
Speaker 1: poisoning of them. Therefore, it becomes skeptical from the bomb up.
Speaker 1: So let's keep going here. Yeah, what is that? Sorry?
Speaker 1: I think we can just kind of goick that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're done. We'll go into the next book next time,
Speaker 1: because this is already two hours and this is the
Speaker 1: second time I've been on today, So I'm gonna call it,
Speaker 1: you know, before you get rid of that. Though, one
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Speaker 1: I've heard this man speak. He's fucking brilliant, David Duke,
Speaker 1: very smart and just you gotta take you gotta take
Speaker 1: what society says about a person to try to mar
Speaker 1: them when they're I don't know, feel threatened by them
Speaker 1: because they know the truth about things, and if they
Speaker 1: have any kind of you know, political backing or power
Speaker 1: or money to actually get them to make them relevant
Speaker 1: as a potential threat, even if it's they don't want
Speaker 1: them even to have because remember he ran, he ran
Speaker 1: for office, so they don't want them to have even
Speaker 1: like they don't even want to be people like that
Speaker 1: to even be like a share a town sheriff and
Speaker 1: be elected, because then it's like it's showing boo ba boom.
Speaker 1: You know, you can step up the ladder and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. So they have to suppress, they have to destroy,
Speaker 1: they have to shit talk everybody. And what's better than
Speaker 1: calling everything racist? Calling everything you know, it's whatever. I
Speaker 1: just told you how the South was destroyed. Now, do
Speaker 1: you not think that there was a need for people to, like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, fight back against those who were cut loose,
Speaker 1: to rape at will and kill. And you know, we're
Speaker 1: talking about an atmosphere where the Union soldiers were murdering
Speaker 1: loyalist freedmen who wouldn't go and kill and rob their
Speaker 1: own their old masters because they respected them, and because
Speaker 1: they weren't and even if they didn't respect them, they
Speaker 1: weren't murderers, so they're not for not being treacherous like that.
Speaker 1: They were hung by the Union people and then those
Speaker 1: murders were blamed on the South for being racists. So
Speaker 1: do you not think that there was a I don't know,
Speaker 1: a need that the KKK filled, especially rampant rape, theft
Speaker 1: and murder if there's not going to be any if
Speaker 1: there's not gonna be any justice in the in the courts.
Speaker 1: And they proved that by making tyrants illiterate tyrants into judges.
Speaker 1: Who do you think do you think they were going
Speaker 1: to get justice there? When their child was raped? And
Speaker 1: then here's some freaking guy fresh off the field, you
Speaker 1: can't even fucking tie his shoes as your judge, and
Speaker 1: he's he's of the same race that you're against. Because
Speaker 1: there's a guy, just guy just raped your daughter. Do
Speaker 1: you think you could get justice from there? Do you
Speaker 1: think that's the way to get justice?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I think there are certain crimes that the only thing
Speaker 1: that the only true justice is community justice swift, So
Speaker 1: get hell storm. By the way, So this is the
Speaker 1: book that you want to have read, and I apparently
Speaker 1: I would say, I mean, I think maybe, if we're lucky,
Speaker 1: it could have. I mean, things are gonna probably happen
Speaker 1: all the way up to that point one hundred and
Speaker 1: ten days or so, but you probably have right around
Speaker 1: that to read this book, and then you should be
Speaker 1: able to read a lot of books by then. I
Speaker 1: read a lot of books. But yeah, you're gonna want
Speaker 1: to have this in your memory hole so that if
Speaker 1: you get reincarnated, you're gonna at least have that it'll
Speaker 1: ring true and resonate with you on your next life,
Speaker 1: because this one's about to be cut short. Let's see.
Speaker 1: And who knows, I've always had this, I always asked
Speaker 1: this question. I asked this question a niche too, And
Speaker 1: I know it's hypothetical, but it's a good thought thing.
Speaker 1: It's like, so if we are let's say we do
Speaker 1: come back. Do we come back to the same timeline,
Speaker 1: the same life, or we like further lock like you know,
Speaker 1: so this is two thousand and four. Say we dropped dead.
Speaker 1: Now do we cut and we get born nine months
Speaker 1: later or whatever? Are we born in two thousand and
Speaker 1: five twenty twenty five? Or do we start back in
Speaker 1: the same exact thing and in the same exact spot
Speaker 1: and doing the same exact life all over again with
Speaker 1: the potential to maybe make different decisions even though the
Speaker 1: programming of the world around you is trying to focus
Speaker 1: you into making the same Onescuse's question. Maybe there's a
Speaker 1: reason why, I like, you have certain feelings about things
Speaker 1: and things you know upset you more than they should,
Speaker 1: or you feel more, you know, sentimental about certain things,
Speaker 1: like you know, because it's happened and you have and
Speaker 1: that's why, and it wasn't a good thing the last time,
Speaker 1: so you have this weird feeling that floats around in you.
Speaker 1: These are all good books. I told you The Secret
Speaker 1: Masonic Victory of World War Two. This three CD, a
Speaker 1: three C DVD set. There's also Communism at the back
Speaker 1: door Giropa. If you don't have this, you need to
Speaker 1: preserve this because it's getting deleted off of everywhere. So
Speaker 1: there's that one that's a must. Definitely, Definitely the book,
Speaker 1: the book, and say that again, the book hell Storm.
Speaker 1: Get to see if a month to DVD too, that's great.
Speaker 1: But the book, it'll it'll put new wrinkles in your brain.
Speaker 1: It'll teach you a lot. All right, Where am I
Speaker 1: at now? And as always, as always, lead big farm
Speaker 1: behind doctor Peter Gladen, gotta do it. Everybody should be
Speaker 1: on this by now. He doesn't even know how right
Speaker 1: he is about this stuff. Because I can explain the
Speaker 1: mechanism of why he's so right with the microzyma stuff
Speaker 1: that I learned about a long time ago, but refreshed
Speaker 1: myself on it in the past four months or so
Speaker 1: to where I've already been doing shows on it and
Speaker 1: it all makes sense. I mean, if it's not. If
Speaker 1: that's not the reason, I can't think that. I know
Speaker 1: that there's no better explanation for why these mechanisms work.
Speaker 1: It's a perfectly good explanation. It's a testable one in
Speaker 1: a sense, once you acknowledge and accept the fact that
Speaker 1: becausimos are a thing, and that they're based units of life,
Speaker 1: and they can evolve and evolve and pleomorphically change. And
Speaker 1: that was observable by Oh, I wanted to read to
Speaker 1: see you the regial Raymond Rife thing from that article.
Speaker 1: Hold on, I think I have it on my phone.
Speaker 1: I think I actually stayed the parts. But let me see.
Speaker 1: This might be kind of tricky because's gonna be kind
Speaker 1: of small, but yeah, here it is. There's a lot here.
Speaker 1: I didn't realized I had taken so many shots. Hey,
Speaker 1: seamp never denied that. Okay, let's see, we'll get into
Speaker 1: the bite champart in the next one, and I'll do
Speaker 1: the royal Raymond Rife stuff then. Because real Raymond Riife
Speaker 1: not not knowing anything about Bey Shamp or who he
Speaker 1: was validated and verified? Why am I not being seen now?
Speaker 1: Why is my screen done? How's going on? Why am
Speaker 1: I a black screen? Are we serious? What is going on?
Speaker 1: Hold on? What the hell is that? Did it? Does
Speaker 1: everybody else see me? Or? Am I just a black screen? Everywhere?
Speaker 1: The hell? All right? Hold hold on a second, I
Speaker 1: gotta stop the cam and started again. Nope, I went
Speaker 1: I blacked out. Well, I don't know why. What the
Speaker 1: heck is that? Okay?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Doctor? Yeah? Cool, it's froze. So I have a black screen?
Speaker 1: Can you guys see anything at all? I don't know
Speaker 1: what that's all about. Maybe because people are using other
Speaker 1: things in the house that they're not supposed to beyond this.
Speaker 1: Nobody's supposed to beyond this. But it doesn't say that
Speaker 1: I'm losing connection villy either. Wow. Can you guys still
Speaker 1: hear me? It's kind of weird, but in the show,
Speaker 1: don't you know if you can still hear me? T Oh,
Speaker 1: what does that mean? They're on to you? Okay? Can
Speaker 1: nobody hear me? Can you hear me? Okay? But I'm frozen?
Speaker 1: Like what poise am I in? Am I picking my
Speaker 1: nose or anything? It's not of a bitch. All I
Speaker 1: have is a black screen?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, that's it. Then we're gonna close the curtains. Before
Speaker 1: I even off the stage. Oh man, what are weird?
Speaker 1: Just all right, Well, talk to you next time. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to figure out what that. Guys, this computer
Speaker 1: is dying. That's the way. It is a funny. I like, great, yeah,
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Speaker 1: this other one Milt, and I need I need to
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Speaker 2: So but.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is that?
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