Speaker 1: Unintended intended consequences. I think I said it the other way. No,
that's why I said it unintended In I wrote the
stupid thing unintentional intentional consequences. See the whole thing about
there's unintended consequences to this or that action. Sure, there's
some unintended consequences that were intentionally created, so they could
be unintentional. Does that time conspiratorial enough? Maybe I could
make it even worse. See if we can do that,
We're to talk about a bot attack. Oh pardon me, No,
it's not a bot. It's a it's a satellite. It's
attacking Canada. It's destroying the nation. We'll talk about that.
We'll talk about what if. What if? Could you imagine
the founders of the United States of America doing this
thing that Al Sharpton imagined years ago and it matches
right up with the satellite attacking Canada. See, these are
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Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one percent disapproved. But big
pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the highd Mountains of
Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in. These
are the times to which God has decided we shall live. Incidentally,
you know, not a lot of podcasts have little host
mistakes like that in them, So why does that happen here?
We do this live show like this, We've got the
three story stuff, and I think we do some minor
edits to that from time to time. Although we record
it live. This airs live, and if you weren't aware
of that, it's on Rumble, It's on Substack, so there's
some places you can wash it live if you choose
to do that. And Alex will tell me if there's
a bunch of people in the chat room and I
can pop in and we can have interactions, et cetera.
But that's that's available on our Rumble channel. And I
think that's Toddy Herman. Is that what it is? Something
or ound there? So that's why we'd leave a mistake
like that, and otherwise OX could go in and edit
it out and I never make a mistake and there's
never an errant breath or something like that. Because a
lot of podcasts people they don't even have positive of
what they say. Just boom, quick, quick, quick, quick cut.
That's all edited in so unintended intentional consequences. It's a
fascinating thing for people to look and say, Wow, that
really I didn't intend for that to happen. So let's
let's go through this and unintentional consequence say of hurrying
through housework or if not being good at it. I
am painting and have done some patching in our house.
I'm not good at this stuff. Now God has changed me.
I actually enjoyed doing this because number one, I'm serving
my beloved wife. Number two, we do this, we serve
our wives as we're serving Christ himself, and he's just
giving you the zeal for it. It's so weird to
enjoy this. But one of the unintended consequences of not
being experienced at this is I went and bought some paint.
It looked like it was an exact match what we have.
It's in the right name, and it's just this tiny
little bit off and it's this kind of like gray
paint that we use in the house, and it's not
exactly great. It's got a little brown in it, and
so it's just looked great going on, Oh, this is
going to drive perfectly. So I'll just go throughout the
rest of the house because there's some areas that need painting,
and so I'll go over here. Why don't need to
patch this? But now there's a scratch here. And I
go throughout the house and then think, man, it's going
to be good. Wake up in the morning, and I
look at that and go that this isn't the same
color and maybe it will, maybe it's just not fully
dry yet. And then my wife gets up and says,
very kindly, I don't I don't know if that's that
might not be the same. Because so the unintended consequence was,
now we're pot committed. We have to either paint the
entire room because it's a great room, or I have
weird stripes in it. Now that's just me being incompetent, right,
It didn't occur to me to go paint a little
area of the floor where no one could see it
is this actually matching, It didn't occur to me, but
unintended intended consequences they're different. And once again I'm going
to reference Sidney Sweeney here, and someone asked me on
YouTube is she related to Julia and number one? Who?
I don't know who Julia Sweeney is. Number two. I
didn't know Sidney Sweeney existed until about three weeks ago,
and then I found out she's from my hometown. She's heckled,
And I want you to hear the unintended, intentional consequences
of this, because for her, she did a Genes ad,
probably her manager brought it to her, her agent, probably
agent gave it to her manager, and at a discussion,
do you want to do this? This is a big company.
Here's how much money you'll have. This much canerative control
over the ads. You only have to speak these lines,
et cetera. This is what they're looking for. Here's some
other ad campaigns they've done, so she doesn't stink in
Genes commercial. And so for her, all these consequences are unintended,
except these unintended consequences have been intentionally brought down upon
her head. And I don't know her never will meet her,
but in a way I feel sympathy for her, maybe
even some empathy. I'll show you to meet here in
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So Sydney Sweeney had no intention, I think, to go
out and be the nation's most frightening white supremacist. I
think she just decided to do a genes ad. She's
someone and I've just now starting to do a little research.
She doesn't go out and talk politics. I don't believe
she goes out and talks social issues. I did see
that there's a video of her, I hate to say
this shooting a pistol. Therefore, obviously she is like maybe
leans towards white supremacy because black people don't own pistols
and don't target shoots, and so there's that that's on
the downside. But do you think she intended to be
a woman who gets out of a limo to go
to an event and gets treated this way?
Speaker 3: Letting me praise it.
Speaker 1: Now, I to my eyes and I'm in my I'm
almost sixty. I want to watch that again. To my eyes,
I am looking at a teenager and maybe I should
have done the research to found out how old she is.
So I'm watching her walk by. I see a teenager
in like a white kind of sort of wedding dress thing.
Speaker 3: Letting me praise it.
Speaker 1: Go go, go, go go. She's twenty seven. Wow, so
she's twenty seven years old? Young woman in my eye
is a kid. In my eyes, she's now suddenly being
called a racist, So the ad is racist? See for her?
These are unintended consequences, now are they unintended? For American eagle?
Are genes her genes. I will continue to say it's
unintended consequences except for the intentional ones inserted. For the
past fifteen or twenty years, the Democrats have been building
up to being an anti white party. This was math.
The math they did is America is going to be
a minority white country. We will get out ahead of this.
We will be against straight white males. So they did
intersectional math in reverse. Usually intersectional political math is this,
how can we get these groups to join together? For instance,
the best example of this is Orthodox Muslims joined together
with people who are same sex attracted or gender defiance
or gender confused, because Orthodox strict Muslims practice of faith
that indicates those people should be unlived. And here they
are joint if they hit politically, another is to a
degree Hispanics and that party, because there is a strong
tradition of respect for life. In fact, sometimes sometimes in
Hispanic cultures there are women whose husbands will beat them
if they go have an abortion. That happens, it's very
strict right and say sin those no limits. So when
you look at the unintended consequences Sydney Sweeney is experiencing,
know that the intended unintentioned consequences were planted long ago.
The Democrats can't slow this down. And this is what's
amazing to me. This is killing them. They cannot make
progress with young men. They're losing progress with young Hispanic men,
they're losing progress with young black men. There you really
have lost progress any at all with young white men.
And they can't stop this anymore. Theysed to refer to
this as building a monster you think you can control.
Maybe that's what I should have named the show, building
a monster you think you can control. They thought they
could steer this the Democrats. Now it's not just straight
white men or the enemy. It's a twenty seven year
old young woman who to my eyes looks like a
wayfish teenager, and she is now a dangerous white supremacist.
They've done something else in the unintended intentional consequences. They
have made their party into the Howard Stern party. And
this is what I mean by that. Stern, who's very
gifted and a very gifted interviewer, and don't doubt that
he's so good at what he does. And he's also,
of course a guy who had to shock more and
more and more. And this was this was the trap
with shock radio is you had to be more and
more shocking, you know. I think about Man Cow Muller
and what he did, and few people remember this. It
was brilliant. It's what led to his national radio career.
As I recall, he'd been doing a morning show in
San Francisco. It was very funny, it was very edgy.
He was very very good at it. As a guy
who did rater at the time in sales. I loved
listening to Man Cow because he's so creative. So when
William Jefferson Blithe Clinton the Third, Slick Willie as Trump
or as a Rush, used to call him God Rest
of Maha. Do you remember when he got his haircuts
on an airport. He was on the he was on
the on the runway. I think it was in Los Angeles,
and he brought on a very expensive haircutter who he
didn't use scissors or a razor. He used flame. So
he would take your hair and he'd burn it just
right at the edges, provided this beautiful clean burn. And
he did this on this airplane and it locked down
the airport. As Slick WILLI had his hair done, So
Man Call Muller in San Francisco, got into the station
van and went across. I don't think it was the
Golden Gate because I don't think they'd allow that to
happen there. But he went across the Bay Bridge, major
commute way. He went towards the commute so people coming
into San Francisco from the East Bay. He stopped the
van and other people stopped, and he got out of
the van, as I recall, and took out a barber
chair and sat there getting his haircut. And of course
people were outraged, and yes, mancam Muller was making a point.
Slick Willy got to do this, and no one was
particularly angry at Hymns, not in the Mockingbird media, but
of course the Mockingbird media was very, very angry at
Man cow Muller, and everybody was. If you were coming
in from the East Bay, there are people who wanted
to throw them off the bridge. Now he intended those consequences,
and I'm sure there were unintended consequences within that group
of people. I bet there were people who were late
for job interviews. There may be people late for surgery.
There may have been people late to go see a
loved one off in hospice. I never heard those stories,
but you know that there were some of them. Maybe
not to that degree, but there were some of them.
So what the Democrats have done is they become a
party of shock jocks, shock radio. Man Cow had to
keep ramping it up, and eventually he then moved to Chicago,
this national show, and now I knew him to be
a guy who knows the Lord. He speaks of Jesus,
Praise God for this. St never got to that point.
I was just reading this morning about something he did
to Dana Plato. Do you remember Dana Plato. She was
on ah Man. She was a television star and it
was a family kind of drama or no, no, it wasn't.
It was a sitcom Dana Plato, and she'd gone through
this drug addiction and she'd kind of come out of it,
and she went on Hired Stern's show to kind of
announce that she'd come out of this. And what I
understand happened is that Stern dared her to take a
drug test. People called and said rude things to her.
She allowed them to cut some of her hair off
to be drug tested. And as I read this, apparently
she went and unlived herself the day after that show,
and the ruling was overdose. So Stern didn't kill that woman,
but I don't think he helped the situation, and it
helped him. So the Democrats have become the shock party.
And so what we have here is a twenty seven
year old young woman who looks to me to be
a wayfish teen is now a very very dangerous white
supremacist because she did a jeens ad. They built that monster.
They thought they could control it. They can't. It's destroying
them with young white men. It's destroying them with young
Hispanic men, with young black men. And the only place
they're gaining ground is with white liberal women and young,
unmarried white liberal women because people are seeing their intentional
consequences are landing down them and it feels unintentional. Wait
a minute, why am I the bad woman?
Speaker 4: I did a.
Speaker 1: Jeans ad, and you've had a lot of young white
men in the country going, wait a minute, what did
I do to you? You say, coexists. All I'm doing
is sit here existing. I'm eating some taco bell, going
to a community college, and I'm ruling over the world.
I'm a racist because I like the uh I don't
even know a Taco Bell food, but I like the
double crispy taco Bell with the cheese baked into the thing.
The shell does that? That's real, right, they make those,
bake them tacos. Now I'm a racist. So you've got
these unintended intentional consequences and they can't back off of it.
Here's another one. They have built of their party a monster.
They thought they could control. This monster now demands in
the United States while this is finally being done away
within the rest of the world. It demands that they
continue to pretend that there are these huge villains. They
can't villainize Trump anymore because they're tapped. There's no way
possible for them to make more people hate Trump. They're tapped.
So they went at Elon Musk and you and I
both watched the unintended intentional consequences. When Elon got into politics,
He's a smart man. He knew he was getting into controversy.
He knew this. He had to know or think at
some time that he and President Trump's egos are going
to clash. He had to know this at some time.
He had to know it was temporary. In fact, he
said it was temporary. Now I think he surfaced incredible fraud.
I think that we have a lot to owe the
people at DOJE I know one of the young guys
and Doze with the profane nickname, rescued someone from carjacking
himself got beaten up. And this may lead to President
Trump federalizing Washington DC. Wouldn't that be interesting? But the
unintended intentional consequence was, of course Elon Musk had to
be made the villain, which did what with white men
with young white men? Wait, now they're attacking Elon. Elon
who goes on Joe Rogan's show and sucks down a blunt.
They're attacking the only CEO I've ever seen go on
and suck down a blunt on Joe Rogan show, the
guy who obviously microdoses this or that drug. They're going
to attack my bro that they told us was saving
the world with his electric cars. Wait, the guy who
built Starlink and he's building this loop, this underground train
that's going to get me from Los Angeles to New
York City in my tesla in a couple of hours.
That Elon and they can't back off. They trapped themselves.
Dug Ford premiere in Canada. Dug Ford he has gone
out and proven that they can't back off the Elon thing.
He made an announcement about a terrible fate that is
befall in Canada. He is a Canadian politician, businessman served
as the twenty sixth in current Premier of Ontario. Thank
you Wikipedia. I'll show you this in a second, and
I want you to see. It's a combination of building
a monster they think they can control and unintended intentional consequences.
And of course it tracks back to money. Elon had it.
He gave it to Trump. Trump was able to use
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he wouldn't have done it. And Trump says, now, it
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is Doug for the premiere of Ontario in Canada.
Speaker 4: So I'm talking to the other big companies, the Rogers
and the Bells. Had meetings with them actually last week
and saying, hey, we got to get moving on this,
and it's unfortunate we had to cancel that, but I
can't deal with a guy that you know, well, I
guess the divorce happened between him and Trump, but the
guy who was attacking our country, and I just couldn't
do it. So we're going to continue working to make
sure that they have reliable broadband internet service as quickly
as we can.
Speaker 1: But it won't be coming from starlink. They have canceled
Starlink for all the people on Ontario because Elon Musk
was attacking our country. That's a quote from doug Ford.
How because Elon said things. Now, I did look this up.
I've been busy this morning, so I didn't do as
much show research as I should have. I should have
known Sidney sweety as twenty seven. I should have remembered
this guy's from Ontario, but I looked this part up.
Canada ain't America. President Trump is not president of Canada.
He has not purchased Canada.
Speaker 2: We have not.
Speaker 1: Done a merger with Canada. They've not become the fifty
first state. Praise God. That should never happen unless you
love the one world government, just as long as it's
run by us, because that'll be perfectly wood good. Dug
Fords has taken internet service away from people because Elon
Musk said a thing. They can't get out of the
way of the monster they thought they could control. So
a bunch of people now getting the unintended intentional consequences
rained down upon them of not having internet. Now, as
someone who lives up in the mountains, I have right
now one choice for Internet, unless it's using a hot
spot on my phone, which can get pretty expensive. It's microwave.
Now they're upgrading that because of a monstrosity of a
freeway that they're building down below us that is going
to destroy our commute and destroy community. And it's come
from Boise, not North Idaho. It's a terrible design. Nothing
in it is good except for the fact we're not
gonna have to wait for trains anymore. But our commute's
going to be longer north northeast and southwest. Our commute
to Spokane is getting me longer. Our commutes to State
Line is getting me longer. Our commute to Hayden's going
to be longer, but we won't have to wait for
a train. So they're gonna be upgrading that. I know
this when that company doesn't have service, and sometimes it
happens we don't have choices but starlink, so I could
get that these people in these rural areas they might
not have any choices. Then do you hear him saying,
we're taking meetings with these big companies. Meanwhile people don't
have internet. We're taking meetings, and what's gonna happen here?
Young people who live online, young men, young women who
live online, are gonna look at Doug Fords the Premier
and say you stole my internet because Elon said a thing.
So they're gonna have to find a new villain. They're
gonna have to prop someone else up as the Newests,
Junior Hitler. They can't get out of the way of
the monster they built. So they're living in the unintended
consequences of the intentional consequences they created. They created an
intentional consequence for Elon Musk you got into politics, the
intentional consequences. We're going to punish your stock. We're going
to label you a white supremacist. We're going to take
your son who pretends to be a girl, and we're
going to give him a platform to call you a
white supremacist. We're going to give him a book deal
to call you names. We're going to further divide your
family because you had the audacity to express your political
interests and to spend your money to help a politician
of your choice. These are the intended consequences they've put
upon Elon. Now the unintended consequences roll down upon the
backs of voters and citizens in Ontario, and they don't
have internets. And the unintended consequences for the Left is
you're becoming more and more joke worthy with young people
every single day you do this. So maybe they could
turn to Al Sharpton to get this all straightened out.
One of the unintended consequences of the intentional cold race
war that the Left started is people like Reverend Al
Sharpton having a TV show. Now, I don't think he
deserves to be cold a reverend. He still owes tons
of money for the Twarner Brawley thing where he lied
about a sexual assault and it was a horrifically described
sexual assault that didn't happen. It ruined the lives of
some young men. He still owes New York tax dollars. Meanwhile,
while he was owing tax dollars, this guy got choked
out for selling Lucy's cigarettes. Now, he didn't do what
the cops said. The cops weren't given a lot of leeway,
and they choked this guy out. Rather than walking away
and say, hey, you know, will mail your fine. If
you don't do it, we'll come and shut your business down.
When you're ou here' we just take all your stuff.
They could have done that. Al Sharpton walks free. So
listen to Al Sharpton attempting to make a historical point.
Because one of the unintended consequences here we have to
have a black host NMSMC. How about Al Sharpton. He's
good at speaking. They can hold an audience. One of
the unintended consequences of DEI is having a guy like
Sharpton reach into his vast knowledge of American history to
own MEGA and Daggett's he just owns MEGA. Listen and
or watch really closely.
Speaker 5: One day, our children's children will read American history, and
can you imagine our reading the James Madison or Thomas
Jefferson tried to overthrow the government so they can stay
in power.
Speaker 1: That's who we're looking at.
Speaker 5: We're looking at American history.
Speaker 1: That's tough to imagine. That's tough to imagine James Madison
or Thomas Jefferson overthrowing a government that could never happen.
From time to time. The tree of liberty must be
watered with a blood of tyrants. Thomas Jefferson. They didn't
overthrow a government. They refused to follow the orders of
their king. They declared war against their king. They fought
that war against the world's most imposing, most dominant military
force ever seen up to that point. They did that
without a navy. The first naval vessel in the United
States military is about it's about twice as long as
this desk behind which I'm sitting and probably twice as wide.
That's it. That's what that was. The navy. They told
the king in much more polite language, to shove it,
and they proceeded to win the war at great cost.
They didn't overthrow the government. They simply tossed the king
out of America. And I think, to his shame, Thomas
Jefferson was a big, big fan of the Guillotines in France. Now,
their war was their war. It was a war for
independence from the royals, but the public shopping off of heads.
There were other people, founders of a country who found
that somewhat untasteful. Jefferson less.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: One of the unintended consequences of their soft race war
is you take a guy like Al Sharpton out of
a nation of three hundred and thirty million people, you
could probably find ten million black men who have more
knowledge of American history than Al Sharpton, who have a
better grounding in communication than Al Sharpton, who are more
honest than Al Sharpton, who are better intended than Al Sharpton.
You could probably find a million reverends who are black.
You could probably boil that down to five hundred thousand
who'd be good on TV, and probably get it down
to the quarter million who would kill it on TV. But
it's Al Sharpton. So that was an unintended consequence of
the intentional consequence they set up with their cold race war.
They're stuck with Al Sharpton. One of the other unintended
intentional consequences we're seeing is with American healthcare. Young people
are waking up to the intentional, unintended consequences of Obamacare,
one of the most ruinous pieces of legislation ever shoved
down the throat of America. And remember its precursor came
from a guy who does not truly exist, Mitt Romney.
There is no Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney is a confrontation
and collection of whatever political attitudes and polling he sees
or a staff season presents to him. Mitt will be
whoever needs to be at the moment, and it needs
to be it. So there's not really a Mitt Romney.
He's sort of like that mythical guy in the Netherlands
who shows up and puts gifts and kids shoes and
if they're not very good, then he comes up and
slices the throats with razor blades and forget his name.
It's it's an interesting Christmas tradition. So I'll show you
this because I think it's very educational in terms of
the unintended intentional consequences of Obamacare, which stand as one
of the biggest moves against actual health care in this country.
It involved they actually all of surveillance in this. Did
you know this? Back in the day, Obama and his
team started a Twitter hashtag labeled fishy and he actually
said no, it was hashtag fishy. If you see folks saying, uh,
you know, fishy things, say uncle Harry at the dinner
table saying folks can't keep their you know, their their health.
The plans if they like it, you know, we create
a hashtag a fishy and and we'll get in touch
with those folks you just put up there. We'll handle
it well, you know, we'll get in touch with them. Harry,
what set up straight? That's the society he built. Angel
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Acts and what she did, but almost certainly she contributed
to the building of the church. So they're looking at
this from the perspective of our culture today. How exactly
would Philip and otherwise ordinary human being whose job was
literally waiting on tables he served food to the Greek whittos.
One day he met a diplomat from Africa, and that
diplomat happened to be reading from happening to be reciting
something from Isaiah, and Philip recagneszs this to say, hey, hey,
let me let let's go through the rest of this.
So he did. He took him through the rest of it,
and that, of course leads to Jesus. And that diplomat said,
how do I what do I need to do? We
need to be baptized? Can we do this in that
in that river over there? Stopped and baptized the guy. Now,
how does that happen in a surveillance state or a
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get to look at this and ask ourselves an important question.
Would we stand with Jesus? Well, the boot of cherneys
right above our neck saying say that again and you
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healthcare workers who are now using social media in an
unintended way. The people who wanted us to use social
media so they could track us, there's a big Darper program.
They didn't realize what they were doing when they gave
people voice. One of the unintended intended consequences of Obamacare
is now you have a generation of people relatively young
waking up to what so called health insurance has become.
Speaker 3: I'm paying thousands of dollars.
Speaker 4: In my case, I'm sixty years old.
Speaker 3: I'm paying fifteen hundred dollars a month in my insurance
praier room. Fifteen hundred a month. That's seven hundred and
fifty dollars out of my paycheck and another every month,
and seven hundred and fifty dollars out of my office paycheck,
which is also mine. And then I get to pay
sixty eight hundred dollars before my insurance covers anything. Yeah,
it's an expensive coupon to pay more.
Speaker 2: I literally I take out a lie.
Speaker 4: I'm sixty years old.
Speaker 3: I have not one time in my sixty year career
hit my deductible. You know why, because I'm pretty healthy.
Although I have had two back surgeries, fourmris and I've
paid cash for every single one of them. And why
I had my back surgery, They told me to bring
a check for thirty two hundred dollars to the operating room.
Speaker 1: If you say you want to pay cash, you'll save
money Julie, how much did you pay for one?
Speaker 3: So I had an MRI that was like three hundred
and fifty dollars that I paid cash for with my
Anthem insurance. Hey Anthem, it was six and eighty dollars.
AK was my cost share. So if you want to
pay more money, use your insurance questions.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: So there's a woman sitting next to the older woman.
She's sixty. This woman is I don't know, in her thirties.
How many videos we played on the show of people
in the mid twenties realizing that there is no health insurance.
You are simply handing money to companies to do nothing
for you and to block you from ever having care.
One of the things Obamacare did away with was catastrophic insurance.
I loved this insurance, very low deductible, like five hundred
a month, and it only covered things like cancer or
heart attacks or emergency surgeries er an er visit was
one hundred percent covered. So yeah, I paid more to
go into the doctor's office, and sometimes I paid up
to get this ready, a fifty dollars copay to walk
into the doctor's office. That's like a down payment versus
the five dollars oh, well, no, my insurance is a
five dollars copay, right, because you're paying an eighteen hundred
dollars a month payment retainer. That's what you'd call it.
In a legal sense, it's a retainer, so you can
say you have insurance. Young people are waking up to this.
One of the unintended intentional consequences that this was to
change insurance, to keep people away from healthcare, to change
the economics so that it was a big social program,
to give people free so called gender firming care, or
force other people to pay for it. Young people are
waking up to this. They're also waking up one of
the unintended intentional consequences of COVID. The intentional consequence was
to scare people into taking these injections. That was an
intentional consequence to take a big test run at what
would it look like to lock the entire world down?
What would it look like to actually put our boots
on people's necks? How would people respond if we actually
made them put something in their body that no one
understood or very few people did. There were those of
us who did. There are those of us who could
look at this and with simple common sense say that's
going to make people very, very sick. It's going to
drange their immune systems. How a community college drop out
knew that? That's me Well, pretty simple. You're going to
put something in someone's body that's going to force them
to make something poisonous to the body, that's going to
confuse the immune system. Ipso facto easy permifacia fact The
American Academy Pediatrics can't get out of the way of
the monster. They thought they could control the unintended intentional
consequences of Obamacare is they continue to triple down. This
is doctor Jeffrey Bark, MD talking about them continuing to
triple down.
Speaker 6: The American Academy of Pediatrics came out with the recommendation
that we ban all vaccine exemptions.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 6: How interesting, especially considering that fifty percent of the revenue
of most pediatricians occur as a result of the well
child checked vaccine schedule. Here's one vaccine that I think
we should know more about. It's a vaccine by Merk
called Vaxalis. It has six childhood vaccines in one. You
would think this is a Babylon b parody, but it isn't.
Let's take a look at the package, insert Vaxalis six
in one diphtheria, tetanus, pertessis, polio hemophilus B, and hepatitis B.
That six indicated for children starting from six weeks to
four years.
Speaker 7: Of old, four years too old five point three four years.
A review by the Institutes of Medicine found evidence for
a causal not correlation, but causation relationship between this vaccine
and guion beret syndrome.
Speaker 6: What could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 1: That's where your face gets paralyzed, sometimes permanently. What could
go wrong? The intended consequence of the COVID period was
to show the mighty power of the technocratic medical state.
It was to have a massive test run on global
tyranny to see how people responded. And they've split us
up into basically six groups. If you didn't give into that,
God bless you. Congratulations, you're a member of a very
very small group. If you're not going to give it
next time, God bless you, and maybe he keep you strong,
because they're going to come at this again. One of
the unended, intentional consequences is that they can't get out
of their own way. And again, I was just talking
about the other day. I heard a panic ad for measles.
I wasn't to that it was a so called news report.
They've found measles. Measles has been detected in the waste
water and Quardoline, Idaho. This has more and more parents
refuse to vaccinate their kids right and instantly. There's always
diesel measles, always in seer water, because always someone carries it.
Just determines how much you want to test to get it.
There is a series of unintended, intentional consequences in the
food supply, and part of this is terrible news. Part
of it is great news because one thing that cannot
be said about the Trump administration is that they do
not understand populism. They're doing something in terms of the
end state of the food supply. We'll talk about that,
but we'll talk about two steps prior to that that
are things that are unintended intentional consequences. We can do
whatever we want food, Okay, what's an unintended consequence you're
going to suffer is stores like Publics, supposedly the most
healthy of all the health food stores being exposed for
being the spreaders of unhealthy things and not really telling people.
A lot of this happens in corporate America. There's a
lot of unhealthy things that go into something as simple
as soap. If you are a buyer of soap, and
who isn't, because we all wash our bodies, every single
one of us, you're probably putting chemicals in your body.
You're probably using a product that came from perhaps slave
labor in China, and it has been tested on animals.
Maybe that doesn't bother you. Alan soaps is never tested
on animals. It is one hundred percent natural. There are
no chemicals in it. It is as easy on the
skin as can possibly be because Alan's skin can't stand
anything harsh. He is the chief soap officer there. He
is fourteen. He's been through about eighteen operations. And Alan
learned something last week. His dad, John, who runs the
company for Alan and Ian also impacted by autism, for Amy,
who got autism late in life. John is the guy
who runs the company for them. They do the work
Alan invents the soaps. John had to tell his two
boys and probably Amy as well, that he's been diagnosed
with what amounts to right now stage four, stage five
cancer that he doesn't expect to live more than a
couple of years. Now, I want to be very very
careful in this. I am actually, legitimately, for real asking
you to buy the soap because John is dying. If
you do not like the soap, I demand please respectfully,
that you never buy it again. Alan's is not a charity,
It is a company. If you love the soap or
it's equal to what you're buying now, know that it
is far superior morally. All lives matter to Alan Alan's.
Our job. Our mission is to hire people like Alan
and Ian and Amy. That is the mission. If the
soap is equal to are better than what you buy now,
I am asking you to subscribe because John may be
going to Jesus and his wife will take over running
of the company. What a blessing it would be for
her to look at a renewable stream of revenue from
people who love the soap. Please promise me you will
not purchase the soap a second time. If you don't
love it or find it equal to what you have now,
go to alinsoaps dot com slash todd. You get tempercent
off all their products there, and you will be proving
that all lives matter. Do you just try it? Alansaps
dot com slash Todd gentlemen went into publics, which has
built a brand of this is the place you go
if you want pure, healthy, whole foods. Publics. They're all
over the leftist cities like Seattle and San Francisco. Maybe
you don't have one of your live, but that is
the way the brand's been built. One of the unintended
intentional consequences here of empowering the technocratic medical state was
to take the technocratic approach food is code. Code is food,
code is medicine. Medicine is code, and to take these
so called food solutions that have been tested in modeling
and apply them to foods. There's no long term studies.
And what this gentleman finds in publics, I'm in publics.
I'm still pissed off. Okay, this is what pisses me off.
You've got to read this stuff. This is what they
have coded produce.
Speaker 5: These fruits and vegetables are coated with food, grape vegetables
and petroleum.
Speaker 1: These wax, you know, hormone disruption. It's made from oil.
It shouldn't even be consumed. It's remarkable, but people buy it.
I mean, who's buying this stuff? I mean, all these
things there have this.
Speaker 5: Petroleum placed food grade stuff on it.
Speaker 1: I'm not even putting it on my skin, let alone
eating that. No way, you know, don't eat the Bill
Gates stuff. The appeal No, not good. Don't you appeal
to them? Yeah? Yeah, I don't appeal to any of this,
doctor Pompeii. This goes through publics and yeah, okay, so
they have a sign. How many people read it? One
of the unintended intentional consequences of empowering the technical cractic
medical state is they got to take that whole theory
they have because we can, we should, and they start
doing it, doing things like trying to convince us to
drink pulverized bug? What bug? Black soldier flies? Not the flies,
but the maggots of the flies. Tasty milk.
Speaker 8: Interwalk is a dairy alternative that we make from black
soldier fly lava. We take the insects on process and
into a dairy alternative that forms a rich and creamy
liquid which looks and act just like dairy. Interwalk is
very rich in protein that calcium, iron and zinc, which
is really good few and it's got a very creamy mouthfeel.
The world needs alternatives to survive. Insects are vital for
future food because they require very little land, they don't
damage the environment like lifestyle, and they don't produce me
house gases and they need them of ice cream. The
world is going to struggle to produce enough food for
the joint population, and I find insects and very viable option.
Speaker 5: Can you believe us made for music?
Speaker 1: They didn't seem so thrilled with that. You know, there
are the inconveniences of eating a lot of insects, such
as the fact that their bodies carry tons of parasites.
And then this, we don't know what it's like for
insects to be staples for most of us. There are
places where people eat insects. I've eaten insects, I've eaten crickets,
I've eaten ants, I've eaten grasshoppers. Turning you think of
there's any other bug I've eaten?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I ate a centipede once once. But we don't know
the unintended consequences, or are they intended? Agriculture Secretary of
Brooke Rawlins is a response to the unintended, intended, unintended, intended,
unintentional concertquines says the name the stinking show, and I
can't say it. One of the unintentional consequences of creating
a party that stands to hate white males because it
was math the anti white male party, has been the
Democrats can't get young white males back. They're losing Hispanic
young men, black young men. They're lever they're they're they're
they're they're hemorrhaging voters that aren't single white women, young
single white women. One of the unintended consequences was, Hey,
you created an anti white party of yourself, so now
there's a white party. Scept why are they gaining votes
with blacks, black human beings, Why are they gaining votes
with Hispanics? Because One of the unintended consequences of their
intentional consequences is that populism appears to be the only
way to get things done, and Democrats can't do populism
because they're a party of tyranny, of monsters they thought
they could control. Brook Rawlins had an announcements that can
turn around lives of many, many people who've been told
that the only way for them to survive is to
take handouts of snap et cetera. And they get full disclosure.
Our family was on food stands for a little while,
and nope, I was taught standing in grocery store lines.
Remember this isn't our money. Remember the taxpayers are buying
this food for us, not to shame us, but just
to give us a taste of reality. Brook rawlins.
Speaker 9: Since my confirmation, our department has encouraged states to think
differently and creatively about how to solve the many health
issues facing Americans. One way is by not allowing taxpayer
funded benefits to be used to purchase unhealthy items like soda, candy,
and other junk food. The number one purchase by SNAP
recipients is sugary drinks. SNAP is a supplemental nutrition program
meant to provide health food benefits to low income families
to supplement their grocery budget so they can afford the
nutritious food essential to health and well being. That is
the stated purpose of the SNAP program.
Speaker 1: And obviously sugar water doesn't provide any nutrition, not a drop.
In fact, it provides the opposite of nutrition. It provides
an on ramp to type two diabetes. It spikes the
blood sugar, it spikes insulin, It creates addictions. It causes inflammation.
It destroys the gut. Lining If people drink it too much,
it can destroy them neurologically. So praise God for this
and it's populism, which was one of the unintended consequences
of going out to create a party created to hate
white men, white men incidentally created by God in his image.
This is the Todd hermannshew. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, Please make every effort to walk in the
light of Christ and celebrate for me so I get
to go home soon to my beloved wife.