Speaker 1: Oh bed of Bartre, Hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: This is the Cult of Conspiracy and I'm the caje
Speaker 1: to night.
Speaker 2: I'm raving it's today. We have one a very special guest.
Speaker 3: This is a medical professional that was there on the
Speaker 3: front lines when all the COVID foolishness and malarkey was
Speaker 3: going down, and she has let the world know that
Speaker 3: it is time to hold the line.
Speaker 2: Nurse Nicole, what is going on? Thank you for being
Speaker 2: on the show this evening.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys for having me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, There's been a lot that's happened since the pandemic
Speaker 5: and after, so this should be an interesting episode to
Speaker 5: keep everybody up to date on what's really going on.
Speaker 3: Agreed, So give everybody your background here. How long you've
Speaker 3: been in the medical field. How did COVID shake out
Speaker 3: for you in your area of the country. Give us
Speaker 3: the whole should being, should bang.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, I've been a registered nurse. I've been in the
Speaker 5: acute care setting for close to twenty years. I predominantly
Speaker 5: work in the cardiac field of nursing. I've worked in
Speaker 5: all kinds of areas in the healthcare setting. I've been
Speaker 5: a product rep. I've worked as an air medical escort.
Speaker 5: I've been a heart transplant nurse, heart failure nurse. I
Speaker 5: currently run a very large chess pain program. I am
Speaker 5: a Central Florida registered nurse. So I have practiced my
Speaker 5: entire career in Florida and have worked at various hospital
Speaker 5: systems and for the most part, you know, have never
Speaker 5: really had too many issues. Aside from the low pay
Speaker 5: and our you know ratios that everybody hears about. It's
Speaker 5: been fairly well until the pandemic hit, and there were
Speaker 5: some things even in Florida that I'm not too sure
Speaker 5: people really understood how the timeline went down.
Speaker 4: But we did close if you will, shut down, go on,
Speaker 4: you know, lockdown.
Speaker 5: If you will, for a couple of weeks, which was
Speaker 5: obviously a lot less than a lot of other states,
Speaker 5: and Governor Ronda Santis did so at the orders of
Speaker 5: you know, the federal level, and then quickly realized that
Speaker 5: that was absolute asinine and we had a lot of
Speaker 5: things that took place where and the hospital system that
Speaker 5: I was working in, which is a very large system
Speaker 5: in central Florida, was getting up to date information from
Speaker 5: the northeast in you know, New York area and talking
Speaker 5: about these cases that were coming in and you know,
Speaker 5: from China and Italy, and you know, this virus that
Speaker 5: was coming and hit one hundred percent success rate of death,
Speaker 5: and basically we all just needed to brace ourselves that
Speaker 5: it was going to be absolutely horrific and there's.
Speaker 2: A success rate of death.
Speaker 5: Meaning like no one was going to live, Like there
Speaker 5: was going to be no way that it was going
Speaker 5: to shake out that anybody would survive this. So yes,
Speaker 5: I did say that because as things unfold, we learned
Speaker 5: that there were a lot of things that were implemented
Speaker 5: that did not have good outcomes.
Speaker 4: For the patients.
Speaker 5: And for the first few months though, we were like
Speaker 5: a ghost town.
Speaker 4: We didn't really have patients coming in.
Speaker 5: Because the whole message was do not come to the
Speaker 5: hospital unless you can't breathe, which is never something we
Speaker 5: tell our communities. And it put so much fear out
Speaker 5: into the communities that people were not going to their
Speaker 5: doctor's appointments, they weren't going to church, they weren't going
Speaker 5: out in the community. They were absolutely terrified to be
Speaker 5: members of society. And so after so many months of this,
Speaker 5: hospitals were laying off nurses, they were furloughing nurses. Nurses
Speaker 5: were leaving to go to the northeast to travel nurse
Speaker 5: in Ground zero where there were cases, you know, at
Speaker 5: that time, and so there was a lot of things
Speaker 5: that were shifting and people were not quite sure what
Speaker 5: was going on until we started to receive cases, probably
Speaker 5: around August or September. Now, this announcement was made in March,
Speaker 5: so this is a fair amount of time that we're
Speaker 5: talking about that we really didn't see a whole lot.
Speaker 4: You're a whole lot.
Speaker 5: And then around August September for us, we started to
Speaker 5: see those patients coming in with severe respiratory illnesses.
Speaker 3: So a couple of follow up questions, just to circle back,
Speaker 3: you've been in nursing for how many years now?
Speaker 5: Well, currently where I'm at twenty Back then it was
Speaker 5: seventeen eighteen, yes, sir.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, solid, So it's not like you're fresh out
Speaker 3: of college with a few years experience. I know, you've
Speaker 3: been around the block a time or two. As far
Speaker 3: as like seeing how things come and go. You were
Speaker 3: around whenever swine flu was happening. You're around whenevery bowl
Speaker 3: of scare was going on, and helped bird flew even
Speaker 3: you were probably in the medical field at that time.
Speaker 3: So you've seen these quote unquote potential pandemics go out,
Speaker 3: and you've seen what the I'm sure you'll have like
Speaker 3: a JCO for your hospital or a joint commission. Right,
Speaker 3: So you've seen when the work comes down from on
Speaker 3: high of how we are going to handle this. As
Speaker 3: these things shake out and move forward, some of these
Speaker 3: things come to pass. Some of these things are more
Speaker 3: like bracing for impact for something that never comes whatever.
Speaker 3: So when COVID came and you were working with the
Speaker 3: cardiac group at that time, right, So you were not
Speaker 3: an EER nurse, you were specifically working with a cardiac specialist, right, correct.
Speaker 4: I was a heart transplant nurse.
Speaker 2: Excellent, Okay, so you're working with surgeons.
Speaker 4: I worked with heart transplant surgeons, yes.
Speaker 2: Sir, Wow, okay.
Speaker 3: So a lot of things with COVID, A lot of
Speaker 3: it said, oh, it's respiratory, it's respiratory. But then we
Speaker 3: started seeing a lot of things as far as blood
Speaker 3: was concerned and clots and all these things. Now would
Speaker 3: Florida specifically, I would assume you'll have a little bit
Speaker 3: more of a a higher threshold for geriatric patients as
Speaker 3: opposed to most other states, because Florida is a.
Speaker 2: Retirement state, right, correct, Yes, sir, So.
Speaker 3: When COVID hit did hit y'all, you would think relatively
Speaker 3: hard er because it seemed like it was the old
Speaker 3: and the young that were getting hit the hardest with COVID.
Speaker 5: Yes, at that time, we were seeing elderly mostly that
Speaker 5: were being hit with this virus that were having trouble breathing,
Speaker 5: not able to keep their oxygen saturation up, and that
Speaker 5: caused a lot of other issues to spiral. And again,
Speaker 5: you know, there's a lot of conspiracies on whether this
Speaker 5: comes from the vaccine or the virus itself, but you know,
Speaker 5: there's a lot of people that at the time had
Speaker 5: not received the vaccine because it had not rolled out
Speaker 5: in our area at that time, and so most of
Speaker 5: these individuals had come across the actual virus itself and
Speaker 5: was having issues like I mentioned, and then those turned
Speaker 5: into blood disorder, you know, blood clotting issues, neurological issues,
Speaker 5: and then proceeded to bring them in and follow these
Speaker 5: what we call Dudley Hospital protocols that Anthony Fauci put
Speaker 5: into place where other countries did not and had runn
Speaker 5: deseevere or run death is nearor is what we call
Speaker 5: it given to patients as part of the protocol.
Speaker 6: Can you explain the protocol for everybody that didn't know,
Speaker 6: that might not actually understand what was happening in the hospitals,
Speaker 6: at least in your area at the time.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. So.
Speaker 5: The first the wave, if you will, that we dealt
Speaker 5: with were people that were coming potentially to the hospital,
Speaker 5: but they weren't amusing air quotes sick enough. So they
Speaker 5: were basically being followed up for their oxygen saturation, their
Speaker 5: blood pressure, and you know, what was their breathing status,
Speaker 5: and if they didn't meet a certain number, they were
Speaker 5: being sent away and possibly given some resources to work
Speaker 5: through an app with a nurse practitioner where they would
Speaker 5: input some of their vital signs and this would be
Speaker 5: how they were monitored. But they were outside of the hospital.
Speaker 5: The thought process was do not let these people come
Speaker 5: to the hospital, because when, if, and when these other
Speaker 5: patients come in that are far worse that we were
Speaker 5: being told from the northeast we're going to be coming,
Speaker 5: we wouldn't have beds. So this big issue of are
Speaker 5: we going to have enough beds for people was what
Speaker 5: was the driving force, So people that were sick, people
Speaker 5: that were not meeting that criteria, or those people that
Speaker 5: originally came to us and weren't sick enough, but then
Speaker 5: twenty four to forty eight hours later came back and
Speaker 5: were very, very sick. Then were brought into the hospital
Speaker 5: immediately swabbed for COVID immediately if they were positive, and
Speaker 5: depending on their oxygenation, were sent to ICU, which is
Speaker 5: a critical care floor. They were immediately put on a
Speaker 5: ventilator because the thought process was at the time that
Speaker 5: came from Italy and other countries that if you ventilated them,
Speaker 5: if you put them out, sedated them, paralyzed them and
Speaker 5: decrease their workload of the heart and their lungs, you
Speaker 5: would have a better success rate in keeping them from
Speaker 5: overworking themselves. So they would bring them in ICEE. You
Speaker 5: ventilate them and then prone them, put them face down
Speaker 5: and basically just not touch them and just give them remdesevir,
Speaker 5: which was the drug of choice. Again using my air quotes,
Speaker 5: that is now what we know and not even at
Speaker 5: the time. Nephrotoxic, toxic to the kidneys, and it would
Speaker 5: be given to these patients. The nurses were told to
Speaker 5: basically stand down, do not go and interact with these patients.
Speaker 5: To preserve yourself and your health. Please be very mindful
Speaker 5: how you're going in out of these rooms. And basically
Speaker 5: these patients were not getting the standard of care, and
Speaker 5: the medications, meaning the remdesivir, the sedation, the paralytics, all
Speaker 5: of it was a perfect storm to further progress these
Speaker 5: patients who weren't being moved, who weren't being getting up,
Speaker 5: you know, and things that we typically do. And remdesevir
Speaker 5: has a thirty percent chance of affecting the kidneys and
Speaker 5: shutting them down. So a lot of those patients ended
Speaker 5: up filling up with fluid and passing away from that
Speaker 5: not necessarily COVID.
Speaker 3: So wow, follow what the room desert? I know Fauci
Speaker 3: created this drug and that's like his baby. He has
Speaker 3: been trying to find a sickness that this thing can
Speaker 3: cure since was like late eighties, early nineties.
Speaker 2: Why what is.
Speaker 3: It actually listed as as far as like a treatment
Speaker 3: for blank because he's tried using it for everything and
Speaker 3: it just kills people. I don't think there's any clinical
Speaker 3: studies showing like, hey, this drug is actually really effective
Speaker 3: against blank.
Speaker 5: Correct and if I think it was in the eighties
Speaker 5: originally that they were using it for Ebola trials and
Speaker 5: that was where they found a lot of those patients
Speaker 5: were not responding very well to it and it was
Speaker 5: killing those patients, and it was immediately stopped. And that
Speaker 5: is one of the most interesting but also most frustrating problems,
Speaker 5: is that we were the only country that were using remdazevir.
Speaker 4: No other country was using it, and.
Speaker 5: We have the highest rate of death, and that it
Speaker 5: was one of the things that a lot of people
Speaker 5: were trying to connect and to the increase of death.
Speaker 5: Because words matter. People did not die from COVID, They
Speaker 5: died with COVID, And I hope people could understand what
Speaker 5: I'm saying when I say that it's a lot of
Speaker 5: those instances that we heard were people that were getting
Speaker 5: in car crashes and.
Speaker 4: Then coming to the hospital and passing.
Speaker 5: They really died from a motor vehicle accident, but somehow
Speaker 5: they might have swalled positive for COVID so that on
Speaker 5: their death certificate they were put you know, COVID, COVID
Speaker 5: death Excuse me. And so we saw these weird things
Speaker 5: that were coming from these patients that were you know,
Speaker 5: had COVID, and so with the REMDESEVERR it's specifically used
Speaker 5: now for adults and pediatric cases, which is absolutely terrifying
Speaker 5: to treat.
Speaker 4: Them for what they say is COVID nineteen.
Speaker 5: The problem is is that it affects the kidneys and
Speaker 5: it's very nephrotoxic, and it can also affect the liver,
Speaker 5: and a lot of these patients never had basic blood
Speaker 5: work to get a baseline of what those kidneys and
Speaker 5: lever were doing. So when they were given this medication,
Speaker 5: it progressed so rapidly that and again at the time
Speaker 5: they weren't doing the autopsies for various reasons that you
Speaker 5: couldn't really prove what was the cause of it. But
Speaker 5: patients that were admitted and put on remdesevier and family
Speaker 5: members that knew about the process or had access to
Speaker 5: their records.
Speaker 4: Can tell you it was almost twenty four to.
Speaker 5: Forty eight hours after they were started on the medication
Speaker 5: that they were rapidly declining and in some days, you know,
Speaker 5: a few days after that, completely dead. So it was
Speaker 5: the amount of remdesevier that was given, it was the
Speaker 5: length of remdesevier. Some of it's ten days plus and
Speaker 5: it's not supposed to be used after so many days
Speaker 5: five days bax if that, and we were exceeding those
Speaker 5: amounts and people were told to do this, they were
Speaker 5: giving it a ground zero. They started it in one
Speaker 5: of those New York hospitals, to a hospital that took
Speaker 5: an indigent people, and so they were basically the guinea
Speaker 5: pigs for this, and again they were all dying. So
Speaker 5: it was horrific deceive. But then it just continued across
Speaker 5: the United States and became widely accepted as the drug
Speaker 5: of choice to treat COVID nineteen.
Speaker 6: Do you think that Faaluci implemented this to increase the
Speaker 6: death toll?
Speaker 5: I think that at the time it would have been
Speaker 5: part of the perfect storm, because who would have thought
Speaker 5: a medication that you're being told is supposed to treat
Speaker 5: the very virus that you're coming in with would be
Speaker 5: actually what would kill you. And again the confusion was
Speaker 5: is that it wasn't COVID that people were dying from.
Speaker 5: It was these protocols. It was the medications. It was
Speaker 5: the lack of care that they were receiving. It was
Speaker 5: the orders that came from a federal level to tell
Speaker 5: people these are the protocols. Admit them, swab them, admit them,
Speaker 5: vent them, prone them, started on remdesivier, don't really touch them.
Speaker 5: And then the patient progresses at a rapid rate and
Speaker 5: they have almost as zero success. Again there they're successfully
Speaker 5: killing these patients. They're they're not recovering at all. And
Speaker 5: I was part of the Backs three documentary and I
Speaker 5: mentioned that and I said, you know, we saw it
Speaker 5: time and time again, and then it was confirmed with
Speaker 5: people in the coding and billing department that saw these
Speaker 5: patients being coded out with certain you know, disease processes
Speaker 5: such as COVID and then receiving remdesi beer and then
Speaker 5: seeing how it unfolded on their death certificate. And it
Speaker 5: was like clockwork, and you received higher payment for those
Speaker 5: patients that were come in and diagnosed as a COVID
Speaker 5: nineteen patient then did cost more money, so they got
Speaker 5: more money that remdesivier the same thing. So everything was
Speaker 5: a checkbox that costs the government. You know, they were
Speaker 5: paid to have these things done. So whether you were
Speaker 5: alive for three days or thirty, they received a payment
Speaker 5: an extenuating amount of.
Speaker 3: Money was the same for these motorcycle wrecks that came
Speaker 3: in and were classified as COVID related debts. The government
Speaker 3: was paying out the hospital for having one of these
Speaker 3: COVID debts. And that's another reason I think it was
Speaker 3: a multi multifaceted issue that yes, they were just kind
Speaker 3: of oh they had COVID, so list it that way,
Speaker 3: but I think it was way more financial than it
Speaker 3: was anything else.
Speaker 5: Well, in the families that had you know, earlier on
Speaker 5: that had family that passed from COVID, FEMA came in
Speaker 5: and they paid you know, I want to say six
Speaker 5: don't quote me, but I think it was like six
Speaker 5: hundred families an extenuating amount of money to have the
Speaker 5: death certificates changed to say what the cause.
Speaker 4: Of death was to COVID.
Speaker 5: And there were a lot of people that were approached
Speaker 5: for this because they again, that was really hard times.
Speaker 5: People had lost jobs, they didn't have money, like there's
Speaker 5: a lot of things they didn't have. So this was
Speaker 5: kind of appealing to some people who were trying to
Speaker 5: bury their loved ones, weren't allowed to say goodbye or
Speaker 5: go to a funeral or have a funeral, and so
Speaker 5: one of them was Ernest Ramirez, who is the father
Speaker 5: of Ernest Ramirez Junior, who lost his son to the
Speaker 5: COVID nineteen vaccine. So it didn't just strictly go to
Speaker 5: COVID nineteen viral patients. It also went to the vaccine deaths.
Speaker 5: And he was one of the families that was approached
Speaker 5: by a FEMA and asked to change the dust certificate.
Speaker 5: And again this affected the numbers that you see that
Speaker 5: were pumped out into the media and social media and
Speaker 5: all these things that were skewed because of how they
Speaker 5: collected the data, which is another whole issue in itself.
Speaker 5: We are very data rich, knowledge poor, and the fact
Speaker 5: that they didn't keep that data where they should have,
Speaker 5: so a lot of it is lost and it's going
Speaker 5: to be skewed and we'll never know the real numbers
Speaker 5: because it was purposeful. It was every time we got
Speaker 5: in order to swab someone and it was positive, that
Speaker 5: was a positive number that showed up on CNN until
Speaker 5: they realized, well, if you swab somebody one time and
Speaker 5: you do it again in a couple of days. Because
Speaker 5: of the way they spun the actual swab, you could
Speaker 5: get a positive, a negative, a positive. It was very inconsistent,
Speaker 5: so we were told as nurses, you can only swab
Speaker 5: once a week, and those are patients that have been
Speaker 5: there a while. But of course orders and things and
Speaker 5: chaos all the time in healthcare, so a lot of
Speaker 5: times the doctors weren't paying attention, nurses were busy, and
Speaker 5: they would reswab the patient and in one week you
Speaker 5: could have two positives and a negative and the patient
Speaker 5: be completely asymptomatic, meaning no symptoms at all. And I
Speaker 5: think it wasn't until twenty twenty one, twenty twenty two
Speaker 5: they actually came out with COVID asymptomatic COVID, which is
Speaker 5: basically you're testing positive, but you have zero symptoms and
Speaker 5: that could be because right that could be because either
Speaker 5: you had the virus at one point or maybe you
Speaker 5: were just vaccinated. And that really affected our heart patients
Speaker 5: because at the time they weren't allowed to go to surgery.
Speaker 5: They were holding these patients and not allowing them to
Speaker 5: have life saving persons because of the way the oars
Speaker 5: were set up that they were terrified if they opened
Speaker 5: someone up who had COVID that they would all be exposed.
Speaker 5: Despite the PPE and the hazmat suits that people were wearing,
Speaker 5: so they would really weigh the risk versus benefit and
Speaker 5: make patients.
Speaker 4: Wait.
Speaker 7: I have a couple questions.
Speaker 6: So you'd said that the autopsies weren't being done, and
Speaker 6: personally I've read into it, but I know that some
Speaker 6: people actually didn't really read it into it.
Speaker 7: Can you explain a little.
Speaker 6: Bit more why, at least from what you've read or heard,
Speaker 6: why they weren't actually being completed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, at the time, from what I know, it wasn't
Speaker 5: being offered because of the risk of COVID and the
Speaker 5: exposure and the way everything was moving so quickly with
Speaker 5: our medical examiners being so inundated, there were a lot
Speaker 5: of people that never got that opportunity. I was a
Speaker 5: transplant nurse at the time, so it was very interesting
Speaker 5: to know that when a patient passes, we are required
Speaker 5: by law to call to the databases, whether you're a
Speaker 5: registered donor or not. Most people don't understand we still
Speaker 5: have to legally call in Florida, and those patients were
Speaker 5: completely being written off at the time, and so there
Speaker 5: were records of people that possibly could have been a
Speaker 5: donor with a high risk organ, which we do all
Speaker 5: the time, but because they had COVID. They were no
Speaker 5: longer a candidate that was completely sealed, shut down, you know,
Speaker 5: especially in the beginning that's now has since changed. But
Speaker 5: the autopsies were not being you know, I don't want
Speaker 5: to say the word promoted, but families were not really
Speaker 5: given the option. They were just told, you had COVID,
Speaker 5: you died from COVID. That's where it's at, and that's
Speaker 5: where it went hand in hand with They couldn't have
Speaker 5: the funerals. They weren't letting people get their hands on
Speaker 5: anything that could possibly show what maybe really happened with
Speaker 5: these people. And I do know a handful of individuals
Speaker 5: that had a lot of money at the time who
Speaker 5: were a able to do some autopsies, receive tissues, if
Speaker 5: you will, and wanted to confirm how their family member died.
Speaker 5: And one of them, again was a vaccine injury at
Speaker 5: the time. He died from it, and they sent their
Speaker 5: son's tissues overseas and it did confirm that he had
Speaker 5: spike in places, the spike protein that we were told
Speaker 5: would have never left the injection site. So there's a
Speaker 5: lot of things that came about this after the fact,
Speaker 5: but only people that had resources, had money, knew someone
Speaker 5: could really push this for an autopsy and to get
Speaker 5: these things. A lot of them were not being done
Speaker 5: because of the climate and the exposure.
Speaker 3: And that's also really good that these people recognized the
Speaker 3: writing on the wall to say, you know what, No,
Speaker 3: something's not adding up here. I don't really care what
Speaker 3: the government said, what the medical professional said. Something here is,
Speaker 3: something's awry here. We need to get further research done.
Speaker 3: And it sucks that it was only people that were
Speaker 3: of a certain class who happened to have stacks on
Speaker 3: hand to be able to do these extra tests and things.
Speaker 3: But at least they were there and were cognizant and
Speaker 3: aware enough to be like, no, no, we're.
Speaker 2: Doing more and more digging on this one. So I mean,
Speaker 2: at least we got that.
Speaker 6: I have a question, So, how long does the virus
Speaker 6: naturally live after death?
Speaker 3: If you know, I'm sorry, how long does the virus
Speaker 3: live inside of the corpse?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So, like what she was saying is that they
Speaker 6: didn't want to perform autopsies because of the virus itself,
Speaker 6: and so I was questioning how long does it technically live?
Speaker 6: How long if it was say it was something extremely deadly.
Speaker 6: You know, how long would that corpse stay or would
Speaker 6: you have to just burn the corpse like they did
Speaker 6: back in the day. Like I just I don't actually
Speaker 6: know the true I answered to that, I think.
Speaker 5: And again I'm not sure if this would be specific
Speaker 5: to COVID, but I do know in cases like Ebola,
Speaker 5: it could be months. I mean, that's why they were
Speaker 5: so terrified to have any exposure. And so with COVID,
Speaker 5: I think that was the general idea as well, because
Speaker 5: there was such a push to say that if you
Speaker 5: were anywhere near this individual and you were breathing in
Speaker 5: the same air, because I don't know if you guys
Speaker 5: remember it went back and forth between airborne droplet there
Speaker 5: was a lot of confusion. As nurses, I'm right face
Speaker 5: to face with these people hacking and coffin in my face.
Speaker 5: I'm an unvaxed nurse, which is a whole nother thing,
Speaker 5: you know, we could talk about. But so I by
Speaker 5: definition should have died. But so we're in these people's faces.
Speaker 5: And I believe that that was the same sentiment, is
Speaker 5: that they were so infectious that up until a certain
Speaker 5: point after death. Mike Ebola, that it could be weeks
Speaker 5: to months that potentially could live in the body. And
Speaker 5: we know this with the spike, So if you're coming
Speaker 5: in contact with the spike, then you could beosed to
Speaker 5: that and that is something that is a continuous process.
Speaker 5: So I would say weeks to months that it would
Speaker 5: be a possibility for those individuals that were deceased could
Speaker 5: still potentially have that virus and be you know, an issue.
Speaker 7: So with a spike protein, can you break that down?
Speaker 6: We just had a doctor come on that broke it
Speaker 6: down in a totally different manner, but I would definitely
Speaker 6: love to hear like from you as well. Could you
Speaker 6: break it down for us and kind of explain because
Speaker 6: that's like a heavy topic, is a spike protein, and
Speaker 6: like what it actually does and how it really works
Speaker 6: and stuff. And we just had somebody kind of explain
Speaker 6: it to us and he actually had like little models to.
Speaker 7: Show us and stuff. He was like a really like
Speaker 7: genius litl smart and.
Speaker 4: I'm like, man, he got really fancy.
Speaker 2: It was borderline crazy but also borderline genius. I'm be
Speaker 2: real like super genius.
Speaker 5: Yes, oh okay, yes, yes, Well so you know the
Speaker 5: I guess the basic way to described a spike is
Speaker 5: it's and it was so their spike in the virus
Speaker 5: and their spike in the vaccine. The issue with the
Speaker 5: spike in the vaccine is that it is you know,
Speaker 5: ample amount of times more consolidated being given to an
Speaker 5: individual than the virus naturally going to someone and their
Speaker 5: body working through the system.
Speaker 4: It's not the same in my opinion.
Speaker 5: And the spike is carrying the mRNA technology, where we
Speaker 5: are told so many things about mRNA is supposed to
Speaker 5: be great, and it's supposed to be helpful, and it's
Speaker 5: supposed to do all these things that is sold to
Speaker 5: the public to make them feel like this is a
Speaker 5: good thing. But what we found is that the spike
Speaker 5: itself is binding to all cells in the body, and
Speaker 5: it is causing the body to attack itself, and it's replicating.
Speaker 4: And this is the really scary thing.
Speaker 5: And I know there's people that probably we're going to
Speaker 5: argue this, but I work with severely vaccine injured individuals.
Speaker 5: I work with physicians who work with severely vaccine individuals,
Speaker 5: So we're speaking specific to the vaccine who have still
Speaker 5: since twenty twenty one, have never received a vaccine since then,
Speaker 5: and are making the spike you know, hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 5: and hundreds of days later, we're talking years later, are
Speaker 5: still having spikes circulate at critical levels in their body,
Speaker 5: and there really hasn't been anything to show spike removal,
Speaker 5: like one hundred percent spike removal. There are products on
Speaker 5: the market, there are things that can help with symptoms,
Speaker 5: but there isn't anything to actually show it being removed
Speaker 5: and it not coming back for individuals that have had this,
Speaker 5: and so it creates a cytokind storm. Essentially, it is
Speaker 5: causing this significant inflammation in the body, and it's continuing
Speaker 5: to circulate, and it's attacking the organs and in some
Speaker 5: situations it could attack more neuralgically, where you see people
Speaker 5: have pots disorders, neurological issues. You can see the blood clots,
Speaker 5: the inflammation of the heart, myrocarditis, paracriditis, You've seen things
Speaker 5: like gi in relation gut issues. So it kind of
Speaker 5: depends on the individual. But it goes in these you
Speaker 5: know cycles, if you will, and the spike continues to
Speaker 5: attach itself and basically wreak havoc on all of the
Speaker 5: healthy cells. And again we were told that once it
Speaker 5: gets injected into someone's arm that it stays in place.
Speaker 5: But after so many doses and people have been affected
Speaker 5: and they've had these injuries and death, they have found
Speaker 5: in the autopsies that they've actually done, you know, years later,
Speaker 5: that these people had spike in their ovaries, their kidneys,
Speaker 5: their brain across the blood brain barrier.
Speaker 4: So all of the conspiracy that it.
Speaker 5: Did not go anywhere was completely debunked, and we're seeing
Speaker 5: these people affected by it.
Speaker 4: So it's basically, you know.
Speaker 5: This foreign agent that is being injected and it's attaching
Speaker 5: to healthy cells, and it's continuing to replicate, and there's
Speaker 5: really nothing that is showing it to be removed fully
Speaker 5: that maybe you could slow it down, maybe you could
Speaker 5: help some of your symptoms with nicotine patches and spike
Speaker 5: protocols and all this other stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice people are sleeping on the fact that nicotine
Speaker 3: actually helps against COVID.
Speaker 2: But it is a fact.
Speaker 5: It is a fact, and it can be used for
Speaker 5: the virus and it can be used for vaccine injury.
Speaker 5: Not everyone responds well to it, you know, it can
Speaker 5: raise it can raise blood pressure, it can make people
Speaker 5: very nauseous.
Speaker 4: It's not a much spice at all, for sure.
Speaker 5: Right, But it's definitely a potential option, right, and so
Speaker 5: there are things that can help with those symptoms, but
Speaker 5: the spike itself, and why this is such a serious
Speaker 5: issue and why some of us at a legislative level
Speaker 5: are continuing to fight to have these pulled off the
Speaker 5: market entirely is because you've injected our children. There are
Speaker 5: nine million kids in the United States. There's no long
Speaker 5: term studies, and the adults that I work with are
Speaker 5: extremely harmed by this and are disabled because of it,
Speaker 5: and there's not a lot of research on them still
Speaker 5: to this day, and they're willing to donate themselves to
Speaker 5: do it. But the blood is very specific, and the
Speaker 5: spike protein, there's not a test. There's a group working
Speaker 5: on it right now. If it goes through and it's
Speaker 5: funded correctly, it will be the first of its kind.
Speaker 5: But only right now can we test for the antibodies.
Speaker 5: So there's a specific test that you would need to
Speaker 5: have to show a different side of the spike, and
Speaker 5: right now all we have is the antibody test, So
Speaker 5: you have a little glimmer of what's going on in
Speaker 5: the body, but not enough, and that's part of the
Speaker 5: issue and how we treat these people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it blows my mind to look at the statistics
Speaker 3: on this, right, I think it's eighty three or eighty
Speaker 3: six percent of adults in America got the first JAB
Speaker 3: and somewhere around like sixty eight percent or sixty three percent.
Speaker 3: I'm a little off of myne numbers, I know this,
Speaker 3: but over sixty percent got one, if not multiple boosters
Speaker 3: and all these things, no long term studies, no actual
Speaker 3: look of like a tenure down the road of what
Speaker 3: this would look like. And then I remember when these
Speaker 3: adults and I'm using that term very loosely here, we're
Speaker 3: championing this idea of getting your children vaccinated with this
Speaker 3: completely experimental death serum, and it's like.
Speaker 2: This is such a good thing. We need to make
Speaker 2: sure your children get vexed.
Speaker 3: And then if you don't allow them to get vaccined
Speaker 3: at school, we're gonna call CPS when you for endangering
Speaker 3: your child. And it's like, over my literal, cold dead body,
Speaker 3: are we going to have this conversation? But exactly, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it blows my mind that this actually happened, and people
Speaker 3: act like, oh, that was then we didn't know yet. No,
Speaker 3: that's the point, we didn't know, So why were we all
Speaker 3: acting as if you did so.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So for the I have a question about the blood itself,
Speaker 6: I actually have quite a few.
Speaker 7: I'm writing questions as you're talking.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 6: So when it comes to you blood donors, since you
Speaker 6: worked in the transplant unit and stuff, when we talk
Speaker 6: about the vaccine itself, and these people that have been
Speaker 6: vaccine entered showing high levels of spikes even after what
Speaker 6: happens when you get blood from a donor that has
Speaker 6: had that has had the code vaccines and you have not,
Speaker 6: and potentially they're rocking this high level of spikes because
Speaker 6: that whole conversation came about about the true bloods. So
Speaker 6: I'm I've been a donor since I was fourteen, and
Speaker 6: I'm O negative and so when the last time I
Speaker 6: donated was I think twenty twenty two, and they asked
Speaker 6: me multiple times had I been vaccined and I said no,
Speaker 6: and I won't be vaccined, and they wrote in my
Speaker 6: chart that I would not receive the vaccine. I refused,
Speaker 6: and I've had pretty much every month since then they've
Speaker 6: called me for blood. And when one of my children
Speaker 6: had a surgery, I brought blood with me because I
Speaker 6: was like I'm not you're not doing this, and you can.
Speaker 7: You can bring blood to surgeries. You have to do
Speaker 7: it in advance. They have to do all this stuff.
Speaker 6: But I'm wondering, though, for those people though that don't
Speaker 6: know this or have had blood transfusions from people that
Speaker 6: have had received this, is the is the true blood
Speaker 6: quote unquote conversation like an actual thing, because there's been
Speaker 6: a lot of talk that we've heard about that there
Speaker 6: is there after blood that isn't tainted with COVID.
Speaker 5: So it's a really good question and something that we've
Speaker 5: been talking about on a legislative level in Florida, and
Speaker 5: we actually have a auto I always say the word
Speaker 5: wrong allowed Autologious Directed Blood Donation Bill that we're trying
Speaker 5: to pass just for what you said, for you being
Speaker 5: able to donate blood, either to yourself or to someone
Speaker 5: who may want specific blood. Because right now, the answer
Speaker 5: to your question is especially I'll speak to the state
Speaker 5: of Florida, I don't know when I'm transfusing blood to you,
Speaker 5: if they were vaccinated or not.
Speaker 4: They don't disclose that to us.
Speaker 5: They've never disclosed it to us, even though they're asking
Speaker 5: the individual who's donating. They do not include that and
Speaker 5: why it's been such an issue because a lot of
Speaker 5: people have refused to donate because they're afraid one two
Speaker 5: they don't want to donate their pure blood if you will,
Speaker 5: if they're not going to be able to get it
Speaker 5: or know what the blood is actually carrying. And so
Speaker 5: again we know the basic individual's information for the blood
Speaker 5: donor signers that we use in Florida. I know what
Speaker 5: your blood type is, if you have any antibodies.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they'll let you know if it's.
Speaker 5: A male or female, the age, but they don't go
Speaker 5: into anything else like maybe lifestyle choices or different things
Speaker 5: like that, especially vaccination status. So there is a great
Speaker 5: possibility that you are going to receive blood from someone
Speaker 5: who has spike. And when we say true blood or
Speaker 5: pure blood, I was not vaccinated. But the likelihood of
Speaker 5: you not having any SPIKE in you is probably next
Speaker 5: to zero because at some point you've probably been exposed
Speaker 5: to either the virus or people that have been vaccinated.
Speaker 5: And dare I say that word shedding, which we do
Speaker 5: know is a thing. A lot of people will still
Speaker 5: deny that, but I can tell you I worked with
Speaker 5: patients who were married couples. One was vaccinated, one was not,
Speaker 5: and we had situations where we found that they did
Speaker 5: have spike in their system. So it can cross over.
Speaker 5: You know, it can cross in semen and vaginal fluids,
Speaker 5: et cetera.
Speaker 2: And so you know, spike proteins can be passed sexually.
Speaker 5: There are some situations and studies and fluids, yes, sir,
Speaker 5: that they are showing that they can cross, especially depending
Speaker 5: on recently being sick with the virus or recently being vaccinated.
Speaker 5: And so it's very important that people know that that
Speaker 5: is a possibility that you do need to be aware of.
Speaker 5: Then why people after kind of the main focus of
Speaker 5: the pandemic, they were all saying I'm vaccinated, right, People
Speaker 5: were like I'm vaccinated.
Speaker 4: They wanted you to know I'm vaccinated.
Speaker 6: That yeah, I was like on the dating apps and stuff,
Speaker 6: they had like that little badge of I'm vaccinated and
Speaker 6: stuff for people.
Speaker 5: And now and now there's people who are like, I
Speaker 5: don't want to touch you if you are vaccinated. So
Speaker 5: now there's like a skew where now they're not being
Speaker 5: truthful or they may not be disclosing it because now most.
Speaker 4: People, as he mentioned that have been vaccinated with the
Speaker 4: least one.
Speaker 5: The program that I run, I see anywhere from two
Speaker 5: to ten COVID nineteen vaccines and patients the higher of
Speaker 5: the vaccines COVID nineteen boosters is typically are transplant patients,
Speaker 5: and there's that are in skilled nursing facilities and assisted
Speaker 5: living facilities. And I've said this on every podcast I've
Speaker 5: ever been on since twenty twenty one, I have patients
Speaker 5: that have had five up to five COVID nineteen vaccines
Speaker 5: and twenty twenty one alone because of the way these
Speaker 5: facilities we're injecting people. Because once you put grandma and
Speaker 5: grandpa into a facility and you sign all that paperwork,
Speaker 5: you are basically signing saying that you allow them to
Speaker 5: come do certain things with or without your knowledge. And
Speaker 5: some of those include vaccines.
Speaker 4: Because they're in close.
Speaker 5: Quarters, right like jails schools, they're using that as a
Speaker 5: way to come in and basically say we got to
Speaker 5: protect And so some people ended up getting anywhere from
Speaker 5: two to five in one year because the systems.
Speaker 4: The systems didn't talk to each other at that time.
Speaker 5: The systems did not say CBS, Walgreens, whatever, And people
Speaker 5: don't know that and their family members did not know
Speaker 5: that until they ask for records, and then they're like,
Speaker 5: why did you receive a vaccine a week apart, a
Speaker 5: month apart, a couple months apart, up to.
Speaker 4: Five and one year? What the hell is that?
Speaker 5: And then there was a time where they were like, oh,
Speaker 5: it's only good for three four months. Our hospital system,
Speaker 5: each r our hospital system would flag it every three
Speaker 5: to four months. Okay, this patient's due for another one.
Speaker 5: Do for another one.
Speaker 4: Because the efficacy was trash.
Speaker 2: I forgot about that.
Speaker 7: My dad actually got one without my knowledge. So my
Speaker 7: dad had.
Speaker 6: Dementia and he was doing he was doing okay, like
Speaker 6: he was. It wasn't super fast progressing at the time.
Speaker 6: Then something happened. And what that something was is that
Speaker 6: he got two COVID vaccines without my knowledge, back to back,
Speaker 6: and my grandma, his mom, convinced him to do it,
Speaker 6: and she also went and got him.
Speaker 7: And I noticed a rapid, I mean like.
Speaker 6: Crazy decline in a matter of six months, and I
Speaker 6: couldn't figure out. I actually didn't know until I think
Speaker 6: about a few a month before he passed. I found
Speaker 6: out and it made perfect sense because it all lined
Speaker 6: up because he was talking and able to function and
Speaker 6: do all of these things, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: it was like somebody just turned off light switch and
Speaker 6: he no longer could do pretty much anything.
Speaker 7: He pretty much lost the ability to completely speak and.
Speaker 6: Like he was there, you could he could unders stand
Speaker 6: what you're saying, but like he it was like he
Speaker 6: was trapped in his own mind, and it was it
Speaker 6: was the exactly we lined him up, we printed out
Speaker 6: his forms, and we could see when he got him
Speaker 6: verse when all of this happened. And I had told
Speaker 6: my family up and down, do not get these from
Speaker 6: the beginning.
Speaker 7: But you know, they were old.
Speaker 6: They watched the news and scared, you know, scared and
Speaker 6: believe the doctors, and with him taking care of his
Speaker 6: mom and she's like, you know, in her night at
Speaker 6: now ninety, you know that's it was something that happened.
Speaker 6: But I just it's kind of a weird. So the
Speaker 6: original Stars vaccine, and do you know about the original vaccine?
Speaker 4: So they said that, they said, so there's like probably.
Speaker 6: So they had one from two thousand and eight or
Speaker 6: two thousand and nine that was the original, the parent
Speaker 6: vaccine pretty much it was the first one.
Speaker 7: So I actually received that vaccine, okay.
Speaker 6: And I developed double long pneumonia within seventy two hours.
Speaker 6: I got tapped for meningitis because I became so sick
Speaker 6: so violently, and they couldn't figure out what the heck happened.
Speaker 2: And I was a part of your predeployment.
Speaker 6: No, this was before I even went over to Okinawa.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, and.
Speaker 6: They I and and since then though, like I I
Speaker 6: wasn't the best runner in the world, I'll say that.
Speaker 6: But when I developed that and then I got better,
Speaker 6: they put me on like a ventilator and they had
Speaker 6: me they gave me like a steroid Injucson's and all
Speaker 6: sorts of stuff, and I was really sick.
Speaker 7: And at one point they told.
Speaker 6: Me at the hospital, They're like, well, you might need
Speaker 6: to call your parents to come here, because like you're
Speaker 6: looking pretty pretty bad off. Like we don't we aren't
Speaker 6: really sure what's going to go on. But then I
Speaker 6: could never really recover lungwise after that, even when I
Speaker 6: ran like throughout the entire Marine corps, I like could
Speaker 6: not breathe. And even now to this day, like I
Speaker 6: it's like my lungs like won't expand all the way
Speaker 6: and stuff, and so when this came about, I was
Speaker 6: in I'm not going to lie. I was like, there's
Speaker 6: no way that this just happened to be the same
Speaker 6: thing that they tested on us.
Speaker 7: And I'm not going to be one of those people
Speaker 7: that's going to get this vaccine.
Speaker 6: I won't do it because there's no way that I
Speaker 6: had the original parent and then I need this one.
Speaker 6: I just so it's crazy to hear, you know, kind
Speaker 6: of what's been going on with people and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, our increase for organs is very high
Speaker 5: because a lot of these individuals now will need lung transplants,
Speaker 5: like you said, because they were hit so hard. And
Speaker 5: you know, like I mentioned in the beginning, a lot
Speaker 5: of this had to do with the fact that we
Speaker 5: declined treatment straight straight off the gate, Like we told people,
Speaker 5: don't come until you can't breathe.
Speaker 4: Well. By the time they.
Speaker 5: Came to us, they were so far gone that there
Speaker 5: was really no way you were going to be successful
Speaker 5: in bringing these patients back. And at the time, and
Speaker 5: it's the weirdest thing, and I don't know how to
Speaker 5: describe it, but I remember it came in waves. First
Speaker 5: it was the elderly, then it was like the middle
Speaker 5: age group. I saw more African American Hispanic males, middle aged.
Speaker 5: I was taking care of more of them than I
Speaker 5: was females. And then after that it was like, okay,
Speaker 5: now they're coming for our children. And it was like
Speaker 5: all these different variants. It's like differently trying to wipe
Speaker 5: out different people. And you know, we were always told, oh,
Speaker 5: they're going to be getting camaraderity. The vaccine, it starts
Speaker 5: with a sea. That's what they were telling everybody that
Speaker 5: they were getting, which was bullshit. They weren't getting it.
Speaker 5: We weren't even we didn't even have that. And I
Speaker 5: remember working on the transplant unit, and why my story
Speaker 5: became what it did was because those patients received the
Speaker 5: vaccines first, and I came forward not as the necessarily
Speaker 5: a whistleblower, but I did come on a local and
Speaker 5: federal excuse me, local and state level to tell them
Speaker 5: my transplant patients, they're getting these vaccines, they're rapidly declining.
Speaker 5: They're very sick, and a lot of them are not
Speaker 5: making it like how are we not seeing that this
Speaker 5: is happening? And people are like, oh, well, they're already
Speaker 5: so sick, right, They're waiting for transplants and this and that,
Speaker 5: like they're already compromised, so that it was almost like
Speaker 5: this group of people there was a small percentage that
Speaker 5: if they died, it was okay because this was going
Speaker 5: to be expected, and we kept saying something is wrong.
Speaker 5: And so patients were being presented with the surgeons walking
Speaker 5: in the room with us, and.
Speaker 4: They would say, hey, you have two options.
Speaker 5: You either get the COVID nineteen vaccine and we can
Speaker 5: move forward with your transplant because it's required and at
Speaker 5: that time it was by law, or you don't take
Speaker 5: it and you won't stay on the transplant list and
Speaker 5: you're going to die. Two options, that's all they had.
Speaker 5: And I can tell you a lot of people decided
Speaker 5: to move forward, and those people did not have good outcomes,
Speaker 5: and then the ones that said no, they eventually passed
Speaker 5: because at that point you had to have a heart
Speaker 5: unless you had alternative medications, but those only lasted so long.
Speaker 5: So it was really tragic that people were being forced
Speaker 5: into something that they were not comfortable with, and that
Speaker 5: there was no testing on on that people kept saying
Speaker 5: was safe and effective. Safe and effective when you have
Speaker 5: to be told day in and day out and see
Speaker 5: the death.
Speaker 4: Told numbers and being told all this other stuff. You know,
Speaker 4: it's garbage.
Speaker 5: And when I was taking care of these patients and
Speaker 5: I'm watching what is happening in front of me, and
Speaker 5: then I'm seeing what is happening on the news.
Speaker 4: You want to talk about a twilight. I was going insane.
Speaker 5: I could not yell enough out of the echo chamber
Speaker 5: that this was not really what was happening. And we
Speaker 5: were censored. We were silenced. I had death threats. I
Speaker 5: mean like people were insane and all because we were
Speaker 5: just trying to say what we saw and.
Speaker 4: How could we fix this?
Speaker 5: Because everything we were taught was completely thrown under the rug.
Speaker 5: It was the most bizarre that now we couldn't talk
Speaker 5: about it. You can't ask questions. They gave the vaccine,
Speaker 5: there was the insert was blank. I saw with my
Speaker 5: own eyes. We had packets, fifteen page packets to give
Speaker 5: to patients and it says, we have no clue what
Speaker 5: this vaccine's going to do. We have no efficacy testing.
Speaker 4: You know, it's very minimal. This is what could happen.
Speaker 5: And you're only going to get your first dose here.
Speaker 5: The second dose must be given outside of the hospital
Speaker 5: and if you have a reaction, here's the number to theirs.
Speaker 5: Sign here. And when I tell you, the patients didn't
Speaker 5: bat an eye. They were so terrified that they would
Speaker 5: just sign.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that was it.
Speaker 4: And now we.
Speaker 5: Don't even give them in the hospital because of the liability.
Speaker 4: So that should tell you something. No longer a COVID
Speaker 4: nineteen vaccine is given in the hospital. So it's just.
Speaker 7: Crazy to me.
Speaker 2: Is that of us say? Is that nationwide or just
Speaker 2: in Florida.
Speaker 5: I can't speak to nationwide, and Florida we do not
Speaker 5: give them. And they made such a big issue about
Speaker 5: getting that second dose at the time outside of the hospital,
Speaker 5: which I thought was extremely weird. But on the floor
Speaker 5: that I worked on, people were extremely ill. You don't
Speaker 5: vaccinate people who are extremely ill. There's rules in place
Speaker 5: for that to make sure that they have a decent
Speaker 5: immune system. And when your heart is working at five
Speaker 5: percent and you're very sick and all they want you
Speaker 5: to do is give the vaccine, that's when you knew
Speaker 5: red flags were happening, like this is not normal.
Speaker 2: I do know.
Speaker 3: I remember when Louisiana made it to where they're no
Speaker 3: longer giving the vaccines and hospitals. I have a family
Speaker 3: member that works at a local hospital, and she actually
Speaker 3: took a picture on her phone of the screen whenever
Speaker 3: they sent out the big memo saying, oh what was
Speaker 3: the three big ones? It was Moderna, Pfizer, and the
Speaker 3: Johnson Johnson. They said we will no longer be giving
Speaker 3: the code vaccines from these companies from this point moving forward.
Speaker 3: And she texted me and a couple of family members
Speaker 3: it was like, so, I guess this is a thing.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I'm not that guy to be like I told you so, okay,
Speaker 3: because I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 3: But I was also like, praise God, Praise be to
Speaker 3: Jesus on this one. But also I recognize that that
Speaker 3: is because of the governor that Louisiana has.
Speaker 2: He's a bit of road dog. I'a be honest with you. Your boy.
Speaker 3: Your boy stopped caring somewhere back in ninety five. I
Speaker 3: don't know where he came from, but I like them
Speaker 3: a lot. DeSantis also operates on his own accord. He
Speaker 3: does not really care what the Feds say.
Speaker 2: De Santis be doing. De Santis shit, So positives, positives
Speaker 2: and negatives with that.
Speaker 4: If we're going to keep you.
Speaker 2: No, you're keep it one hundred percent here for sure.
Speaker 3: But uh so I do know Florida, like you're saying,
Speaker 3: they don't do it, Louisiana, I know we don't do it,
Speaker 3: but I don't know if that's a nationwide thing either.
Speaker 6: Honestly, I think because oh go ahead, Oh no, you're good,
Speaker 6: You're good.
Speaker 5: I was going to say, I think because of the liability,
Speaker 5: the risk. And this is where as a nurse, I
Speaker 5: did not even give any of COVID nineteen vaccines. I
Speaker 5: had this weird discernment in my head that at the time,
Speaker 5: if if I did it and something happened because we
Speaker 5: didn't know what was going on, was the hospital. Because
Speaker 5: I'd been a nurse so long and I know how
Speaker 5: the system works, they're going to come after the nurses,
Speaker 5: like they're going to say the nurses were the ones
Speaker 5: that gave the injection, right, like, we just gave you
Speaker 5: the order, and you follow the order, and then if
Speaker 5: something happens. And so that's what we're seeing and we
Speaker 5: have seen, right people can't sue because of the PREP Act,
Speaker 5: it's protected, and so they're going around different ways to
Speaker 5: figure out, well, how can I sue for.
Speaker 4: What happened to me. And now people are.
Speaker 5: Working with lawyers to sue the employer because you can't
Speaker 5: sue you can't sue the manufacturer. And the federal government's like, well,
Speaker 5: we just guided you. We didn't force it. You know,
Speaker 5: it's like this is the big thing now.
Speaker 4: We never forced you. It was a choice.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, I have people that are offing themselves
Speaker 5: because they have lost everything.
Speaker 4: Like it is a.
Speaker 5: Real thing right now, that people were not really given
Speaker 5: the choice, And there's a lot of things that are
Speaker 5: unfolding from that.
Speaker 4: And so when people were talking about the.
Speaker 5: COVID deaths and you know, whether you've got a vack
Speaker 5: senior arm, could you be a productive member of society
Speaker 5: or you're going to be shunn from society. We saw
Speaker 5: an increase in suicides, alcohol, drug abuse, negligence, you know,
Speaker 5: marital abuse, you know, all these things were happening because
Speaker 5: people were stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Speaker 5: Right I worked with veterans, people that were in the
Speaker 5: military for thirty years that are like, if I don't
Speaker 5: get it, I'm gonna lose everything, and some of them
Speaker 5: walked away. We had medical professionals that were trying to
Speaker 5: help people. They were getting reported to the Board of Medicine,
Speaker 5: they were losing their licenses, and nobody was coming behind
Speaker 5: them to help them to support them. So some of
Speaker 5: those doctors worked underground for the American Frontline Doctors and
Speaker 5: I worked as an American frontline nurse at the time.
Speaker 5: But like people were just being stuck and not knowing
Speaker 5: what to do and afraid to lose everything. And unfortunately
Speaker 5: those ones that got the injection, I will tell you
Speaker 5: they are it's a ticking time bomb. There's a lot
Speaker 5: of things that are happening, and I don't say that
Speaker 5: to scare anybody, but there are things that people just
Speaker 5: need to be aware of, and there's ways to be
Speaker 5: proactive to protect yourself and to make sure you're following
Speaker 5: if there is a potential progression. But you know, a
Speaker 5: lot of people have been injected with something that is
Speaker 5: no there's no long term studies on and that they
Speaker 5: have to understand as aggressive thing. And each one you
Speaker 5: add too is going to be a problem. But then
Speaker 5: on top of it, they're pushing shingles vaccines, pneumonia flu vaccines,
Speaker 5: you know, RSV, and so a lot of these people
Speaker 5: are coming in and they've had all of these other
Speaker 5: injections on top of COVID and the system is overwhelmed.
Speaker 5: Because adults also have a vaccine schedule. Most people don't
Speaker 5: talk about that. They just talk about children, but adults
Speaker 5: do have a vaccine schedule and.
Speaker 4: They're being manipulated.
Speaker 5: And also there's plans to add murna into a lot
Speaker 5: of those vaccines as well.
Speaker 6: Yes there is, Okay, I have like, so, could you
Speaker 6: explain the progression for everybody that has potentially had a
Speaker 6: COVID vaccine. I know that my uncle actually ended up
Speaker 6: getting one recently, like.
Speaker 7: A year ago, and it's had a lot of heart Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't even know why or how or what happened
Speaker 6: to cause him to do this. He held out for
Speaker 6: so long and he's had nothing but horrible heart issues since.
Speaker 6: And so just for my own personal like, what kind
Speaker 6: of steps can people take to help with this progression?
Speaker 6: To help because obviously you can't remove the spike protein.
Speaker 6: It's going to be there, So what can people do
Speaker 6: at this point?
Speaker 5: So again not medical advice, but if it was me,
Speaker 5: I would say to no longer get the COVID nineteen vaccines.
Speaker 5: You really need to understand that risk versus benefit is
Speaker 5: a thing, and when you get COVID you have a
Speaker 5: ninety eight percent plus chance of survival. It's time it
Speaker 5: gets a different level of severity. And when you have
Speaker 5: natural immunity where you've had it before, you've got your antibodies,
Speaker 5: there's no reason why you need to go and get
Speaker 5: a vaccine. They will tell you that that's false, but
Speaker 5: all in medicine and books and the way pandemics have
Speaker 5: happened in the past. The reason why we got to
Speaker 5: where we were is because when you mass vaccinate on
Speaker 5: a scale to this level, you mutate and you can't
Speaker 5: keep up with the mutated virus, and people.
Speaker 4: Are always going to be That's why we have the flu.
Speaker 4: It's an endemic.
Speaker 5: It never stops because we keep pushing people to vaccinate
Speaker 5: with a vaccine that's twenty percent at best efficacy, meaning
Speaker 5: it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Work worth a crap.
Speaker 5: Your body is better off fighting it naturally and going
Speaker 5: through the stages that your body is designed to do.
Speaker 4: God made you a certain way to protect yourself.
Speaker 5: So if you've had these injections, a recommendation would be
Speaker 5: stop getting them. The second thing is know how to
Speaker 5: look for signs that may be different from what you're
Speaker 5: used to. So if that's more shortness of breath, that's problem, sleeping,
Speaker 5: laying flat, you know, anything out of your norm that
Speaker 5: may be something on your radar, you would want.
Speaker 4: To get it checked.
Speaker 5: I do realize people have lost a lot of trust
Speaker 5: in the healthcare system. I work in the hospital. I've
Speaker 5: worked in the hospital for twenty plus years. Don't come
Speaker 5: to us unless it's major. We are there for emergency purposes.
Speaker 5: So hospital settings are for emergencies. The rest of it.
Speaker 5: Doctors off this is urgent cares, stuff like that. They
Speaker 5: can help with getting you seen, routine blood work, routine testing.
Speaker 5: Some people feel very much that if they do those things,
Speaker 5: we're going to find more problems. That's a good possibility.
Speaker 5: But again, you don't have to do anything except receive
Speaker 5: the information that you're receiving on said blood tests and testing.
Speaker 5: So if you get stuff done and it shows positive
Speaker 5: and you want a second opinion, you can have that.
Speaker 4: If you get told, hey.
Speaker 5: You need to do an EKG and maybe an echo
Speaker 5: cardiogram of your heart and you're not comfortable doing.
Speaker 4: That, you can say no.
Speaker 5: But my point is is that you need baseline blood work.
Speaker 5: You do need baseline testing and for the patients that
Speaker 5: I work with cardiac wise, that is basic blood work,
Speaker 5: a routine EKG, an echo cardiogram of your heart, which
Speaker 5: is like an ultrasound of your heart, maybe a stress test.
Speaker 5: These are baseline, non evasive tests that you could have
Speaker 5: to see if you have anything extenuating when it comes
Speaker 5: to possible microclid issues with the heart muscle, things that
Speaker 5: could cause inflammation. You know, these things can be found
Speaker 5: on routine blood work if you just ask for it.
Speaker 5: And so if you have that baseline and you're able
Speaker 5: to continue taking care of yourself with eating right, hydration,
Speaker 5: you know, sunlight, you know, all of these things that
Speaker 5: they tell you are not really beneficial. They are, you know,
Speaker 5: your natural circadian rhythm, lowering your stress, you know, turning
Speaker 5: off the frickin' news, all this other stuff that keeps
Speaker 5: you in a fight or flight. Patients are dying from that.
Speaker 5: They are dying from stress, and they are dying from
Speaker 5: inflame because they're inflamed all the time.
Speaker 4: So it seems.
Speaker 5: Simple, but it is really simple. It's really trying to
Speaker 5: regroup and go back to the basics. Everything else is noise.
Speaker 5: You're going to hear everybody try to sell you this,
Speaker 5: do this whatever. I'm not hating on that, but it's
Speaker 5: not that complicated. It's just really get the baseline work
Speaker 5: so that you know of something changes, and try your
Speaker 5: best to eat best you know, stay active as best
Speaker 5: you can, you know, and not live in fear because
Speaker 5: a lot of people right now are feeling like any
Speaker 5: minute they're gonna drop dead. And I can completely understand
Speaker 5: that is absolutely terrifying. So it's if you have the
Speaker 5: information and you have the knowledge, you can do certain
Speaker 5: things with it. But people that refuse to go get
Speaker 5: checked out, refuse to get blood work, you know.
Speaker 4: I know a lot of these people. I get it.
Speaker 5: They like to do a lot of natural, holistic things
Speaker 5: on their own. That's totally fine, But then when something happens,
Speaker 5: they go, where did that come from?
Speaker 4: How did this happen?
Speaker 5: You know, and you don't have that baseline to go
Speaker 5: by to say maybe what in that timeframe has changed.
Speaker 4: And when I look through.
Speaker 5: The charts, I look through charts every single day, I
Speaker 5: can tell you the exact moment these patients got the vaccine,
Speaker 5: and then you can see on the timeline and the
Speaker 5: records when they're going to their physician more, they're requiring
Speaker 5: more blood work.
Speaker 4: Ope, they've had a heart attack. Oop, they've had a stroke.
Speaker 4: Oh guess what.
Speaker 5: They can't find infections now because our immune system is
Speaker 5: so shot that they are constantly septic coming in with
Speaker 5: inflammatory stuff. The list goes on and on. It's very
Speaker 5: it's very much in your face. You just have to
Speaker 5: look at it and be able to see where they
Speaker 5: came in with these vaccines.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that's I have a question, what is the
Speaker 6: American frontline? You said it was kind of like underground,
Speaker 6: and I had heard different you know, different people doing
Speaker 6: different things. So because you decided not to be vaccinated
Speaker 6: during this whole thing that would put a big target
Speaker 6: on you, did you end up having like lose your
Speaker 6: job or have any kind of stuff like you know,
Speaker 6: a lot of doctors and stuff like the one nurse
Speaker 6: that was charged for giving people placebos and she, you know, honestly,
Speaker 6: I feel like she was doing everyone a blessing.
Speaker 7: But that's just my personal opinion.
Speaker 6: But I think it was like twenty eight hundred or
Speaker 6: something people that she quote unquote vaccinated, but she actually didn't,
Speaker 6: you know, did you have like a lot of when
Speaker 6: you were working kind of in that setting, what did
Speaker 6: you have to deal with, because you know, you were
Speaker 6: you're rolling deep with all the people that were brainwashed
Speaker 6: into thinking that you're just of the devil pretty much.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 5: I worked in Orlando at the time, and that is
Speaker 5: a very liberal, you know, democratic city. It is what
Speaker 5: most big cities are for sure, right and it was constant,
Speaker 5: you know, gloom and doom. And so when I made
Speaker 5: the decision that I wasn't going to get vaccinated, you know,
Speaker 5: my husband and I talked about it because at the time,
Speaker 5: there wasn't any protections in place. So by December fourth
Speaker 5: of twenty twenty, I was going to lose my job.
Speaker 5: And there were two thousand healthcare workers at this facility
Speaker 5: who stood arm and arm to say that they were
Speaker 5: not going to get it. And in the last hour,
Speaker 5: Governor DeSantis implemented the medical and religious exemptions for adults
Speaker 5: because at the time it was just really for children.
Speaker 4: In our state, we have.
Speaker 5: Medical and religious exemptions for children up to the age
Speaker 5: of eighteen. And so I replied, I applied for the
Speaker 5: religious exemption. I got it, and other people did not
Speaker 5: and I will say there was a lot of backlash.
Speaker 5: I had been a nurse there five years. I worked
Speaker 5: in the administrative part. There were a lot of things
Speaker 5: said about me. We were segregated, we were constantly receiving emails.
Speaker 5: Meetings we could not attend unless we were in zoom
Speaker 5: because I was not vaccinated. They made a script on
Speaker 5: a business card, an excuse me note card that was
Speaker 5: given out to us and family, so that if you
Speaker 5: noticed on my badge that I was not vaccinated, you
Speaker 5: could ask me why and then how I was supposed
Speaker 5: to respond to you, so that you didn't feel threatened
Speaker 5: that I was an unvaxed nurse. And it was completely dehumanizing,
Speaker 5: and it was really a part of where my PTSD
Speaker 5: started because I had never encountered such hateful behavior and
Speaker 5: unprofessional behavior. And I will say, out of the entire
Speaker 5: time I worked there, maybe five p will ask me
Speaker 5: why I wasn't vaccinated.
Speaker 4: Only one refused me.
Speaker 5: Most of them were so grateful to have a nurse
Speaker 5: that gave a shit and treated them like a human
Speaker 5: being that they really did not care if I was
Speaker 5: vaccinated or not. They were surprised that I could still work.
Speaker 5: They were really kind of confused by that, and they
Speaker 5: didn't understand why some people were and some people weren't.
Speaker 5: And you know, just kind of how that whole dynamic
Speaker 5: went down, I will say, and I could prove that
Speaker 5: for the time that I worked during the pandemic, I
Speaker 5: never missed work.
Speaker 4: I never called in.
Speaker 5: I worked nights, weekends, holidays where my counterparts were constantly
Speaker 5: sick that were vaccinated out all the time, you know,
Speaker 5: not able to fight. They caught everything, they were coughing, hacking.
Speaker 4: They were just a mess.
Speaker 5: I mean, these people were younger than me and they
Speaker 5: were always sick.
Speaker 4: And so I continued to work. I kept my head down.
Speaker 5: I decided to come forward, and I received some death threats.
Speaker 5: I had people basically saying that if I got sick,
Speaker 5: I didn't deserve to live, that if I was a nurse,
Speaker 5: I should have known better to be anti anti science,
Speaker 5: anti vacs are really disappoint people that I worked with
Speaker 5: that said, you know, I just thought you're so smart,
Speaker 5: like what would happened to you?
Speaker 4: You know, and it was it was something else, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 5: And so but here's my thing to your point that
Speaker 5: you made, and I hope this is well received and understood.
Speaker 5: When we took a notath to do no harm, that
Speaker 5: means that I'm not going to conform to anything. So
Speaker 5: in my beliefs, if it came down to giving rem
Speaker 5: doeseverar or to give a vaccine, I was not going
Speaker 5: to give it. And for the vaccines I didn't give it.
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 5: I was able to trade those tasks out with other
Speaker 5: nurses because I felt so strongly about it. But I
Speaker 5: will say if patients were informed, which there wasn't a
Speaker 5: way that they could be because we didn't have the information,
Speaker 5: but let's just play the game that they were informed
Speaker 5: and you had the risk versus benefit, and all of
Speaker 5: the things made sense. As a nurse, it's not my
Speaker 5: job to tell you what to do. I can just
Speaker 5: lead you with the information and be able to to
Speaker 5: just tell you, hey, this is what we have. You know,
Speaker 5: but you have to be the one to make the decision.
Speaker 5: There was a physician, doctor Kirk Moore, that received a
Speaker 5: lot of praise.
Speaker 4: I stand differently in that.
Speaker 5: Aspect because if it was me, I wouldn't have done
Speaker 5: it period. I would have held the line with us
Speaker 5: who didn't do those things.
Speaker 4: We were crucified, right. We were completely left out for
Speaker 4: slaughter because we didn't do any of it. We didn't fold.
Speaker 4: It wasn't like, oh, I'm going to give you this
Speaker 4: vaccine and I'm just gonna inject it to me. That's unethical.
Speaker 5: If we're going to give something, you're going to give it.
Speaker 5: You're not going to say, oh, I'm giving this remdesevir
Speaker 5: and then not actually giving it and not let the
Speaker 5: patient know. Like there's certain things that happen that some
Speaker 5: people chose to do that I personally don't agree with.
Speaker 5: I know why they did it, and I'm not hating
Speaker 5: on it, but for me, it was all or nothing,
Speaker 5: Like I was not going to do certain things because
Speaker 5: I knew we shouldn't be doing any of this, Like
Speaker 5: we shouldn't have to get an exemption, we shouldn't have
Speaker 5: to force patient to get vaccines.
Speaker 4: If they don't want it, they don't want it.
Speaker 5: And so it became very difficult for me because I
Speaker 5: stood on that hill differently than some people and that's okay.
Speaker 5: And so with that, I became an American frontline nurse.
Speaker 5: I worked underground is what we called it, with Nicole
Speaker 5: Sarah Tek who was one of the Ground zero New
Speaker 5: York whistleblowers and worked with physicians who had lost their
Speaker 5: licenses or had been fired for being reported for trying
Speaker 5: to treat people with ivermectin and other alternatives. And so
Speaker 5: it was basically an underground system that took people who
Speaker 5: were basically being held hostage in hospitals and had to
Speaker 5: get court injunctions to get them out. We had situations
Speaker 5: where people were just trying to seek to get ivermectin
Speaker 5: and hydroxy chloroquin. They were just trying to stay in
Speaker 5: their homes if they were sick and not necessarily seek
Speaker 5: medical help. So there was a system in place that
Speaker 5: people were able to reach out to us, and we
Speaker 5: at the time did not show our faces.
Speaker 4: We were not somebody that you could identify.
Speaker 5: It was all done without our information being shown, and
Speaker 5: so we were able to help people in that particular situation.
Speaker 4: To get them things.
Speaker 5: Most of those situations were just medications ivermectin, hydroxychloroquid and.
Speaker 4: Being given treatment.
Speaker 5: Some of them were as serious as moms having babies
Speaker 5: that tested positive for COVID but didn't actually have symptoms
Speaker 5: and were being taken The baby was being taken away
Speaker 5: and they weren't allowed to leave with the baby because
Speaker 5: the mother was positive, and so there was court injunctions
Speaker 5: to get people to release the baby to the mom.
Speaker 5: And then there were other people that were trying to
Speaker 5: get their family members out of a hospital room that
Speaker 5: they had armed guards down saying that they wouldn't let
Speaker 5: anybody into a hospital and they were basically medically kidnapping
Speaker 5: these people. And so different people were donating time as
Speaker 5: lawyers to try to help get these people get their
Speaker 5: family members out. And I will tell you the way
Speaker 5: that this happened. Just for the listeners, we made people hospice.
Speaker 5: We told people that you would go on hospice, because
Speaker 5: what happens when you go on hospice you have to
Speaker 5: you get to go home. And so we were able
Speaker 5: to get people able to get people resources to go
Speaker 5: home and get them out. So there was a lot
Speaker 5: of things that had to be done that it just
Speaker 5: ethically destroyed me. But there were some things that we
Speaker 5: could do to help get people to where they needed
Speaker 5: to be. And again that was a whole effort on
Speaker 5: a lot of other people that were involved as well.
Speaker 5: But those were some of the things that were done
Speaker 5: to try to help individuals because we were outcasted. I
Speaker 5: mean it was I never lost my job. Answer to
Speaker 5: your question, excuse me, is just I never lost my job.
Speaker 5: But after I left that job because of being bullied
Speaker 5: in Cohorse and a surgeon losing his ever loving mind
Speaker 5: on me and acted a fool because I wasn't vaccinated,
Speaker 5: I did end up leaving, and for so long after that,
Speaker 5: I ran into getting hired for jobs that all of
Speaker 5: a sudden, now different vaccines were now our problem that
Speaker 5: never were before. So that is where I also came
Speaker 5: forward and worked with legislation to talk about.
Speaker 7: So yeah they goodhe no, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I had a completely other question on this of your
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 7: Just gonna ask you about vaccine injury stuff. So you
Speaker 7: go ahead.
Speaker 3: Well okay, So on a personal note, you said that
Speaker 3: these things ethically destroyed you, and you watched this medical
Speaker 3: industry to which you had devoted coming up to at
Speaker 3: that point, now over twenty years of your professional life too, right,
Speaker 3: I mean I'm in the military and the police like
Speaker 3: that is retirement twenty years like you good to check out.
Speaker 2: At that point.
Speaker 3: You have put in your time and in a year
Speaker 3: two you watched the entire moral and ethics of your field,
Speaker 3: of your craft get ripped out from under you, and
Speaker 3: you get ostracized in very loud public ways. Did that
Speaker 3: dissuade you from wanting to even continue in the medical field.
Speaker 4: That's a weird question.
Speaker 5: I have never been closer to my faith than I
Speaker 5: was during that time, because it got really dark. It
Speaker 5: was I call it a form of survivor's guilt because
Speaker 5: I saw people just I saw people dying all the time,
Speaker 5: and no one was listening. There was nobody willing to listen.
Speaker 5: I mean, so for me, I wanted to tap out.
Speaker 5: And when I say tap out, not take my life,
Speaker 5: but just walk away completely.
Speaker 4: But I do.
Speaker 5: I did work with people that did commit suicide. I mean,
Speaker 5: there were a lot of people that were mentally unwell
Speaker 5: for various reasons. And so I constantly ask God, why me,
Speaker 5: Why am I here?
Speaker 4: What is my purpose? Because this is absolutely too much.
Speaker 5: It's overwhelming, because when I tell you, it was every
Speaker 5: day it was like just because I wasn't carrying it,
Speaker 5: you know, I'm also two A and everything else, but
Speaker 5: putting my gun, it was it was like going into
Speaker 5: a battle zone, a war zone.
Speaker 4: It really was.
Speaker 5: It just was a different battlefield and what we were
Speaker 5: dealing with and trying to save people. I was told
Speaker 5: that I was part of the problem because I stayed.
Speaker 5: People were like giving so much hate. But I told them,
Speaker 5: do you know how many vulnerable people? Vulnerable people are
Speaker 5: still there? Like they need people like me who are
Speaker 5: there to protect them. And when I tell you, even
Speaker 5: prior to the pandemic that you know, there was instances
Speaker 5: where physicians would come in and they would be spouting
Speaker 5: off things that that they wanted to have happened to
Speaker 5: a patient, and I was like, absolutely not.
Speaker 4: They're not with it.
Speaker 5: There's no advocate, there's no family, like I'm not, You're
Speaker 5: not doing shit to this patient.
Speaker 4: And we would go head to head.
Speaker 5: And if you didn't have people like that like me,
Speaker 5: and there were others, but not as many at the time,
Speaker 5: which was all by design, you know, you would lose
Speaker 5: more people. So I stayed because there were so many
Speaker 5: people that needed somebody to care and to want to
Speaker 5: be there. And as much as I wanted to walk away,
Speaker 5: as much as I tried to walk away, and God
Speaker 5: just kept saying, you're not done. So I always go
Speaker 5: by the Isaiah six eight and then the Lord said,
Speaker 5: whom shall I send?
Speaker 4: Send me?
Speaker 5: That's what I live by, because at that point there
Speaker 5: was no other explanation because people were leaving by the droves.
Speaker 5: They were like, f this not worth it. And I
Speaker 5: just kept seeing all of these people with no one
Speaker 5: because I was there at a time that people were
Speaker 5: taking their last breath on an iPad to say goodbye
Speaker 5: to their family because there was so much going on
Speaker 5: that people were not able to come in at the time.
Speaker 5: When you see that, that changes you as a person.
Speaker 5: There's no reason for that. That should never happen again,
Speaker 5: and as long as I live, it will not happen again.
Speaker 5: But you have to fight tooth and nail to do
Speaker 5: the right thing. And a lot of people were not
Speaker 5: holding the line with me. They just wouldn't. It was like,
Speaker 5: I gotta put food on the table. I don't want
Speaker 5: to lose a job, I'm terrified whatever, And they caved.
Speaker 4: They caved, and.
Speaker 5: So we lost more people than I think we should
Speaker 5: have because of that.
Speaker 4: And if people just would.
Speaker 5: Have held the line better, I think this would have
Speaker 5: ended a lot sooner than it did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when did the hospital stop giving the I can't
Speaker 6: even say the name starts with an arcrin. I'm terrible
Speaker 6: with names, so I didn't want to like butcher it.
Speaker 6: When did they actually stop yet the bullshit drug. When
Speaker 6: did they actually stop giving that as a protocol to COVID.
Speaker 7: We haven't, Yeah, I didn't think, so I was wondering.
Speaker 6: I was wondering, but I was like, I don't think
Speaker 6: they have technically, but I didn't want to speak on
Speaker 6: it because obviously I'm not in it.
Speaker 5: So so we I've had many instances with doctor Joseph
Speaker 5: Flatipo because I work in the legislative arena as well.
Speaker 5: And it's not removed for the protocol. Now it's down
Speaker 5: the line, so instead of you coming in and immediately
Speaker 5: being given to you, it's further down and it has
Speaker 5: to do with your respiratory state and really how bad
Speaker 5: you are, and there there are some risk versus benefit.
Speaker 5: But what they're doing is is they're putting people on
Speaker 5: pacslavid and that is another drug of choice that they
Speaker 5: say is for COVID for mild to moderate COVID. It's
Speaker 5: got a block box warning, it has rebound symptoms. It's
Speaker 5: definitely not anything that I would recommend to anyone. Again,
Speaker 5: not medical advice, but it is something that is being
Speaker 5: pushed and given on the hospital side, and then if
Speaker 5: you are beyond that or they feel like you're worse,
Speaker 5: then they're reordering Remdazevier. So, unfortunately, it has not been removed.
Speaker 5: It is still part of protocols even in the great
Speaker 5: state of Florida.
Speaker 3: For any of our cult members out there listening, if
Speaker 3: you don't know these drugs that we are talking about
Speaker 3: right now, it's worth a Google. It really is worth
Speaker 3: a google's amount of time for your life. Look into rebdesevir,
Speaker 3: look into its connection to Fauci, just to give you
Speaker 3: a little insight.
Speaker 2: He's the one that developed it. Right.
Speaker 3: Then look at how many things this guy has said
Speaker 3: this is the cure for It's never been the cure
Speaker 3: for anything ever. He's trying to find to plug his
Speaker 3: poison as a miracle drug. But fine, then go look
Speaker 3: at Packxlavid And if you've never heard of that one,
Speaker 3: go look at it. It's it's very uh, it's not positive.
Speaker 3: The more you look into these specific two medications, there's
Speaker 3: not many positive things you're gonna find about it. And
Speaker 3: the testimonies of people who are claiming that there's positivity
Speaker 3: to it yeah, I would be very interested to see
Speaker 3: their money in their bank accounts then who paid them
Speaker 3: to say these things honestly?
Speaker 4: And they're they're anti virals, you know. And so for
Speaker 4: people that.
Speaker 5: When you go to get treatment, why go get swabbed?
Speaker 5: People are going to offer to swab you, whether it's
Speaker 5: a physician's office and urgent care at hospital. The purpose
Speaker 5: of swabbing is to identify what you have. And currently
Speaker 5: we have something called a quad swab, so QUAD is
Speaker 5: for it tests for influenza, A, b RSV, COVID. Essentially,
Speaker 5: it's going to diagnose you and then based on that diagnosis,
Speaker 5: they're going to recommend these drugs and if you have
Speaker 5: had symptoms greater than forty eight hours.
Speaker 4: The drug is mute that.
Speaker 5: Goes for tama flu, for the flu, that goes for
Speaker 5: packslovid for covid, all of these things, and theory should
Speaker 5: be given on the onset of symptoms, and a lot
Speaker 5: of times people have these adverse outcomes from taking it,
Speaker 5: and they do have black box warnings all of these drugs.
Speaker 5: I'm saying tama flu packed slow and especially for children.
Speaker 6: There and they love to give it to kids and
Speaker 6: it's so terrible for children, and it's so dangerous, and
Speaker 6: there's so much information about how dangerous it is, so.
Speaker 4: I just they don't know and they die.
Speaker 7: I will argue to.
Speaker 6: That one to the day I die, because I have
Speaker 6: gotten into way too many arguments with people about tama
Speaker 6: flu and I'm like, you don't understand.
Speaker 2: I was that parent.
Speaker 3: At one point in time, me and my two kids
Speaker 3: at the time all came down with strip and the
Speaker 3: flu at the exact same time. This is a pre
Speaker 3: COVID boy, right, we were all legitimately sick as dogs,
Speaker 3: and so we were on a round of antibiotics, and
Speaker 3: I gave all this tama flu.
Speaker 2: I did not know. I did not know. Now that
Speaker 2: I know what I know, Good God Almighty.
Speaker 6: I remember that when you got given tama flu for
Speaker 6: the kids again, and I was.
Speaker 2: Like, don't do it. I was.
Speaker 7: I was so adamant.
Speaker 6: I was like, don't you do it. You need to
Speaker 6: look into it, read it all about it.
Speaker 3: Reason As a matter of fact, you're the reason why
Speaker 3: even start doing research into this ship. And I'm just like, well,
Speaker 3: all right, I guess I just fucked us, okay, but yeah,
Speaker 3: everybody's good.
Speaker 7: That's okay.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 2: The silver.
Speaker 7: I didn't know about silver.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I didn't know about because I had a lot
Speaker 6: of people talk to us about taking small doses amounts
Speaker 6: and stuff, and I, you know, I looked into it.
Speaker 6: I read a bunch about it, and I was like, okay,
Speaker 6: you know, I mean, doesn't look super harmful.
Speaker 7: A lot of the people in the you know, in the.
Speaker 6: More natural areas were taking small doses, like you know,
Speaker 6: you're talking I'm talking a dropper a day.
Speaker 7: I'm not talking like massive amounts.
Speaker 5: And uh.
Speaker 7: Then, you know, he'd talked to me about it, and
Speaker 7: I was like, okay, okay, maybe not, maybe not, but
Speaker 7: it's the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's just like you know what, your body needs more
Speaker 3: of heavy metals in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, clearly.
Speaker 6: But I only did it for like a time, like
Speaker 6: a six month time, and I was and I would forget. Honestly,
Speaker 6: I'm terrible remembering things. So overall, it was like a
Speaker 6: bottle of like I don't know, like five ounces, and
Speaker 6: even that had like two ounces left in it. So
Speaker 6: I mean you're talking three ounces over six months, and
Speaker 6: it was like a dropper thing.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, were you inhaling it?
Speaker 4: Were you doing the nebulizer?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: No, it was just the drop, the little liquid dropper
Speaker 6: that you can buy and stuff.
Speaker 7: But I didn't.
Speaker 6: I had no idea because all of my friends literally
Speaker 6: that are all in the you know, nature and natural areas.
Speaker 6: We're all using small droplets of it and stuff. And
Speaker 6: so I will say I didn't have any adverse effects
Speaker 6: that I felt like I had.
Speaker 7: But after I found out more information, I was like,
Speaker 7: never mind.
Speaker 4: I mean, we do use it a lot in the
Speaker 4: holistic realm.
Speaker 5: A lot of people will nebulize it. They will do
Speaker 5: it to try to help with the airway, you know.
Speaker 5: So again it's not a one size fits all. Some
Speaker 5: people respond very well. But just like anything, people are
Speaker 5: self prescribing, and like even with ivermectin, Like there's people
Speaker 5: that take I remectin every day and I'm like, if
Speaker 5: you don't need it, you don't need to take it
Speaker 5: every day.
Speaker 6: I had a friend injected in her injected and she
Speaker 6: said that was like the most painful thing that she'd
Speaker 6: ever experienced ever.
Speaker 7: And I was like, let's not do that. Let's not do.
Speaker 6: This injected Where they ejected it into their I think
Speaker 6: they're either their ass or their side of their thigh.
Speaker 4: The paste what was it the pill?
Speaker 7: It was they got the liquid somehow.
Speaker 3: Basically it's like old school kind of selling, like a
Speaker 3: peanut butter shot.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and they said that it was the like yeah,
Speaker 7: no they did.
Speaker 6: They looked it all up and how much they didn't
Speaker 6: give it was a very small minute amount, but apparently
Speaker 6: it was so excruciating and I was like, let's not
Speaker 6: do that anymore.
Speaker 5: So well, during the pandemic, when it was not readily available,
Speaker 5: we were having people we were again not medical advice,
Speaker 5: having them go to the feed store to a little
Speaker 5: bit to utilize it because it was better than nothing.
Speaker 5: But just like anything, it's weight based, so people were
Speaker 5: not understanding. And of course if I tell you to
Speaker 5: give you a little pinky size, well my pinky mane
Speaker 5: and be the size of his pinky. And there are
Speaker 5: you know, issues with like light sensitivity. People were getting
Speaker 5: like they were overdosing. This is where all the things
Speaker 5: was on the news about the horsty warmer and all
Speaker 5: these people are coming in like, you know, because they
Speaker 5: really weren't necessarily doing it the right way, but you know,
Speaker 5: it was something that people were so afraid of to
Speaker 5: get COVID that they were like squeeze bottling the ivermectin
Speaker 5: into their entire system.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, let's take a pause.
Speaker 5: But just like anything, you know, if you can do
Speaker 5: it in small amounts and moderation and when you really
Speaker 5: need it, it can be really beneficial. Lot of people
Speaker 5: are doing these things, is what we call maintenance, or
Speaker 5: they just are trying to do it as like a preventative,
Speaker 5: and your body at some point will become immune to it. Right,
Speaker 5: it's not going to work anymore because at this point
Speaker 5: it's being utilized and it's outside of its capacity. So
Speaker 5: we always tell people really, don't unless you absolutely need it.
Speaker 3: Ivermectin is another one of these things where and I'm
Speaker 3: just like you're saying, I know people that are.
Speaker 2: Doing like on a maintenance level.
Speaker 3: Once a month, they will give themselves a parasitic detox.
Speaker 2: And like, Okay, I understand where you're.
Speaker 4: Coming from, right, I understand that, But if you are.
Speaker 3: Living in an environment where you have that much access
Speaker 3: to parasites making their way into your body, we might
Speaker 3: need to have a different conversation. I mean, listen, I'm
Speaker 3: not I understand our food is poisoned. I understand that
Speaker 3: a lot of us are living in an environment where
Speaker 3: we are accidentally coming into contact with a lot of things.
Speaker 3: I'm not negating that, and it's very much person to person,
Speaker 3: case by case.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, if you legitimately are seeing benefits from doing
Speaker 3: a once a month parasitic detoc hell, yeah, get after right, agreed,
Speaker 3: But for the average person to do that on a
Speaker 3: monthly basis that has no real risk of this you're
Speaker 3: putting your body through unnecessary. I don't want to use
Speaker 3: the term trauma. I feel like that might be a
Speaker 3: little a little bit too much here. But you're doing
Speaker 3: more than Z absolutely necessary and that is going to
Speaker 3: have negative effects later on.
Speaker 5: I don't know, And we also don't realize that. Ibramectin,
Speaker 5: we'll just speak to ibramectin. It's been on the market
Speaker 5: for decades. It's an old pride and true drug. It's
Speaker 5: used for a lot of things. What happened was is
Speaker 5: that people were panic buying and it creates shortages. And
Speaker 5: we had seen during the pandemic you desinied breathing treatment
Speaker 5: stuff ibermectin.
Speaker 4: We created this.
Speaker 5: Overwhelming you know, demand versus supply, and it became where
Speaker 5: people were not able to get it who really needed it.
Speaker 5: And that's another thing that a lot of people don't
Speaker 5: think about. When you start just rapidly panic buying things
Speaker 5: and it becomes medication. You know, we do have to
Speaker 5: outsource it from other places that we may not necessarily
Speaker 5: want to do.
Speaker 4: And you know, but.
Speaker 5: Again it goes hand in hand because if we're if
Speaker 5: we're just having people buy it and use it or
Speaker 5: hoard the stock, then we can create these shortages, which
Speaker 5: is what happened numerous times during the pandemic and caused
Speaker 5: a lot of delays and some care. So you know, again,
Speaker 5: I just say it is like, you know, a common sense,
Speaker 5: you know, common decency kind of thing. If you don't
Speaker 5: really have to have it, you know, but you have
Speaker 5: it on hand, that's one thing. But you know, your
Speaker 5: body is not designed to take all this stuff in
Speaker 5: all the time.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: It definitely needs to be.
Speaker 5: More situational and or you know, like he was saying,
Speaker 5: if it's a detox every now and then, because otherwise
Speaker 5: you can have more issues with the medications, just like
Speaker 5: we see with antibiotic resistance.
Speaker 4: Like the list goes on and on.
Speaker 3: Right, that's very that's a very good comparison that's like
Speaker 3: giving yourself a once a month round of antibiotics. Like, okay, listen,
Speaker 3: if you if you're seeing some benefits to that, because
Speaker 3: you are one that comes down with strep once a month,
Speaker 3: then we might need to have a different conversation. But
Speaker 3: like okay, but also doing a once a month round
Speaker 3: of antibiotics is probably not overall good for your health, right,
Speaker 3: And so your point about the shortage is good. God
Speaker 3: the toilet paper and the tonic water because the quantine
Speaker 3: that was those were hot commodities for a good minute there.
Speaker 2: That was hilarious.
Speaker 6: Well, what's weird is the different antibiotics or different medications
Speaker 6: that had nothing to do with antibiotics that went shortage.
Speaker 6: We have my kids to my kids take a certain
Speaker 6: type of medication, and it came down to her their
Speaker 6: doctor she put just she passed away last year, but
Speaker 6: their their doctor was like smuggling pretty much these to
Speaker 6: her patients. Like she was going and like getting them
Speaker 6: and like calling the company and be like.
Speaker 7: Hey, I need some samples.
Speaker 6: And then no joke was like hanning us like a
Speaker 6: bag of them out in the parking lot. I was
Speaker 6: like here, like this is this is what we're doing,
Speaker 6: and you know what was crazy. So she she was
Speaker 6: a marathon runner, she was phenomenal, she had a phenomenal health.
Speaker 7: But again she's one of those people.
Speaker 6: That they forced to take the COVID vaccine and she
Speaker 6: died in her sleep. And she held out for a
Speaker 6: long time to not get it, and they told her
Speaker 6: because she was performing surgeries that she had to have this.
Speaker 6: They refused to let her and it was about I
Speaker 6: think a year later she suddenly passed away in her
Speaker 6: sleep and I couldn't I still can't get over it.
Speaker 7: Meredith Hitch.
Speaker 6: We still love you every day and it's just sad
Speaker 6: how people that were forced into this situation lost their
Speaker 6: lives to this and that woman did nothing but help
Speaker 6: people day and night. And like with her with the
Speaker 6: medication that we need, you know, I have like no
Speaker 6: joke thirty boxes here. She wrote me a script before
Speaker 6: she died, literally a month before she died, and she
Speaker 6: wrote it for like thirty boxes and she's like, just
Speaker 6: in case something ever happens, you guys will be good
Speaker 6: and like we won't have to go through what we
Speaker 6: did before. And so you know, there was a lot
Speaker 6: of doctors and a lot of healthcare workers that were
Speaker 6: trying their best. But when you're in a system that's
Speaker 6: setting you up for failure, it's so.
Speaker 5: Tough, hundred percent. I mean, and I respect the decision
Speaker 5: she made. I just you're gonna take me out. There
Speaker 5: was just nothing. You weren't here forced me to do it.
Speaker 5: There was just no way, and I did pay the
Speaker 5: price and a lot of obviously I'm still living to
Speaker 5: tell it.
Speaker 4: Not everybody has that luxury.
Speaker 5: But you know, to those that are vaccine injured, there's
Speaker 5: nobody that regrets saying that they didn't take it, But
Speaker 5: there are a lot of people that regret who did.
Speaker 5: And you know, it's it's rampant, and it's not just
Speaker 5: the COVID nineteen vaccine, but because of the mass scale
Speaker 5: that it was done, that's why we can vouch for
Speaker 5: the things that we've seen and we keep hearing, and
Speaker 5: why the injuries are so prevalent because so many billions
Speaker 5: of people received it across the globe. And you know,
Speaker 5: different vaccine manufacturers now had to disclose after going to
Speaker 5: court and losing that. You know, these can cause myocarditis, paracarditis.
Speaker 5: My first patience as a nurse was a twenty one
Speaker 5: year old who received the Johnson and Johnson one dose.
Speaker 5: He was tremmoring for twenty four hours straight. They could
Speaker 5: not figure it out. This kid looked like you had
Speaker 5: dunked him in a swimming pool. He was just profusely sweating,
Speaker 5: could not stop like it almost looked like he was seizing.
Speaker 5: And it was from the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. And
Speaker 5: then I had a forty year old Asian male who
Speaker 5: had maderna and had myocarditis. And then it just kept spiraling.
Speaker 5: People were having blood cloths, people were having neurological issues.
Speaker 5: I had young women who had gotten the COVID nineteen
Speaker 5: vaccine who were passing out behind the wheel because they
Speaker 5: were having these neurological issues. I mean, just the list
Speaker 5: goes on and on. And these people are disabled. They're
Speaker 5: literally labeled as disabled. They cannot work like you had mentioned,
Speaker 5: you know, they can't exert themselves, they get tired easily.
Speaker 5: And people don't realize how much of a problem this is.
Speaker 5: When you have a working class that is being eliminated
Speaker 5: and everybody wants to pretend it doesn't exist.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, you have people buy the.
Speaker 5: Millions in my opinion millions, and not just adults, but
Speaker 5: children who are also injured. Because one of the things
Speaker 5: that blew me wide open was when in twenty twenty
Speaker 5: three when I went to the state capitol to rally
Speaker 5: against the mandates in Florida, and I came as a nurse,
Speaker 5: and I presented myself as a nurse, and we had
Speaker 5: a whole group with us, and we were presented with
Speaker 5: hundreds of parents of vaccine ninja children that were coming
Speaker 5: in solidarity with us. When I tell you, it smacked
Speaker 5: me in the face because I knew of it.
Speaker 4: It just I didn't.
Speaker 5: I wasn't exposed to it because I'm an adult, you know,
Speaker 5: geriatric nurse if you who want to call it, who
Speaker 5: takes care of gerastric patients.
Speaker 3: It's hard to contextualize until you see them as a
Speaker 3: as a group, as a warde with.
Speaker 7: The one of those parents. Actually, that's why I reached
Speaker 7: out to you in.
Speaker 5: Your case, and and they're literally saying, do you know
Speaker 5: how long we've been begging someone to believe us? And
Speaker 5: now you see what's happened with the COVID nineteen vaccine
Speaker 5: and now our children and we're talking kids that have
Speaker 5: autism severe. My brother is one of them, neurological issue.
Speaker 5: The list goes on and on, and so I was
Speaker 5: presented with that, and so we have then since work
Speaker 5: together to try to give people the understanding that vaccines
Speaker 5: are not safe and effective. There has never been a
Speaker 5: double blind pacibo study on a single vaccine on the market.
Speaker 4: You can fact check me on it. There's not one
Speaker 4: to exist. COVID had different trials.
Speaker 5: And events used a placebo, but it was on the
Speaker 5: second or third round, so even then it's not truthfully
Speaker 5: a placebo tested vaccine. And there's no long term studies.
Speaker 5: There hasn't been updated data. And so when you go
Speaker 5: from six vaccines back in the eighties to if you
Speaker 5: follow the CDC schedule for a child up to seventy
Speaker 5: two vaccine doses, and you wonder why these children are hyperactive,
Speaker 5: they can't sit still, they have asthma, exma, all of
Speaker 5: these things.
Speaker 4: Why can't we ask these questions? Why is it? It
Speaker 4: can be anything else but a vaccine? And then you
Speaker 4: see these.
Speaker 5: COVID nineteen injured patients and people will go, that's not
Speaker 5: that's that's a conspiracy. They don't that's that's not what happens,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, how can you deny a class of
Speaker 5: people that's discrimination one, but they don't get recognized.
Speaker 4: Vaccine injured individuals are.
Speaker 5: Not a class to be There's no diagnosis code, there's nothing,
Speaker 5: And this is why there.
Speaker 7: Are most people think you're crazy when you talk about it.
Speaker 7: Two percent Offlet So your name.
Speaker 6: Actually came up in the vaccine injured group that I
Speaker 6: belonged to because I am one of those parents, and
Speaker 6: so that's why I found you and I reached out
Speaker 6: to you, was because I wanted to so my children, thankfully,
Speaker 6: are not as bad. It's taking years and a lot
Speaker 6: of I belonged to that biomedical vaccine group that like,
Speaker 6: these people are broke down everything that you could possibly think.
Speaker 6: And so eventually the one that was vaccine injured has
Speaker 6: been healing and is getting to a better point. But
Speaker 6: that doesn't come with all sorts of random side effects
Speaker 6: and stuff. And like he had a tumor, a giant
Speaker 6: gangula and aroma coming off of his spine, and it
Speaker 6: was he's the youngest in the South to have it,
Speaker 6: and it was just there's a lot of things that
Speaker 6: didn't add up, a lot of things. It was he
Speaker 6: went from having nothing and being perfectly happy, healthy to
Speaker 6: having vaccines. And literally the next day, it was like
Speaker 6: a light switch just went off off and it was
Speaker 6: like he was allergic to all sorts of things and
Speaker 6: all this stuff happened. And when you talk of and
Speaker 6: for years I never talked to it with other people,
Speaker 6: people thought I was crazy. They were like when I
Speaker 6: did bring up stuff, I just didn't really explain like
Speaker 6: what happened, and no one could really understand the family,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, this is the only thing that changed,
Speaker 6: the only thing. And I was really cautious anyways, but
Speaker 6: because of social pressure and family pressure, I went against
Speaker 6: my gut and I decided to vaccinate my kid.
Speaker 7: And I and I didn't really follow the schedule.
Speaker 6: Very much, but I did vaccinate him several, you know
Speaker 6: a good amount of times in his little schedule and stuff.
Speaker 6: And it was the two year old vaccines is what
Speaker 6: got him. And he only received two that day and
Speaker 6: that was that was it then.
Speaker 7: So it's one of those things.
Speaker 6: And so your name came up and your name was
Speaker 6: given us to us by somebody else, and your name
Speaker 6: came up in the group, and I was like, you
Speaker 6: know what, I want to reach out to somebody that
Speaker 6: actually has worked with people that have been vaccine injured
Speaker 6: adults and children alike, because it gives a voice to
Speaker 6: a lot of people that are trying to just explain
Speaker 6: for me personally, if they would make the vaccines safer.
Speaker 6: I am one hundred percent for having that conversation. If
Speaker 6: they can make them safer and show us that they
Speaker 6: are safe and that they aren't hurting people, I'm.
Speaker 7: Good with it.
Speaker 6: Like if you want to take them, if you want
Speaker 6: your kids to take them, I'm one hundred percent okay
Speaker 6: with that. The problem is is we can't even have
Speaker 6: that conversation because it's so biased and so one side
Speaker 6: or the other. You can't you're either anti vax or
Speaker 6: your pro vax, and there's no in between. It's like, okay,
Speaker 6: but we had to find a common ground here. They
Speaker 6: really need to have those conversations.
Speaker 3: And I think also especially when children, you and your
Speaker 3: ex husband both having the long list of vaccines that
Speaker 3: y'all had before you deployed, I think that also ties
Speaker 3: in very heavily to your children and how they responded
Speaker 3: to their child vaccine regiments.
Speaker 2: And that's another conversation.
Speaker 7: That for you, and that we've been trying to have.
Speaker 3: Nobody was giving the veteran community any kind of actual Hey,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, how many veterans they want and active duty?
Speaker 3: How many of their kids have some sort of autism,
Speaker 3: have some sort of autoimmune deficiency, have some sort of
Speaker 3: fine motor issues, have some sort of social issues, whatever
Speaker 3: the case would be. And it's like, oh, well, that's
Speaker 3: just military lifestyle or is it actually genetic because y'all
Speaker 3: altered the genes of your military to send them overseas
Speaker 3: with seventy some odd vaccines before they.
Speaker 2: Even got on the plane.
Speaker 3: And yeah, really, they're willing to start having this conversation barely.
Speaker 6: Which I've been fighting for for so long, even to
Speaker 6: And I had like several doctors that I spoke to
Speaker 6: about this specifically, and they flat out told me that
Speaker 6: they personally, on their personal level, believe in what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: that they know without a shadow of doubt that what
Speaker 6: I'm saying is true. But all of them were like,
Speaker 6: there's nothing that the VA or the government will do
Speaker 6: because that means that they have injured every single one
Speaker 6: of us, correct, and that they won't agree to it,
Speaker 6: because like I didn't have have a lot of what
Speaker 6: I have now and what I deal with I didn't
Speaker 6: have prior to the military.
Speaker 7: And the vaccines.
Speaker 6: Were given so so many vaccines, especially living overseas, there
Speaker 6: was the regiment alone was ridiculous. I mean, I've had
Speaker 6: smallpox twice, like there's you know, you name it. I've
Speaker 6: pretty much had every freaking vaccine there is. And I
Speaker 6: continuously said that, like, especially for the males, that their
Speaker 6: sperm is broken or has some type of genetic mutation
Speaker 6: in them because of all the vaccines that they receive.
Speaker 6: Let alone, you notice if there's two veterans together that
Speaker 6: a lot of times there is some type of something
Speaker 6: going on. Now, I don't you could pick your flavor
Speaker 6: of what that is.
Speaker 7: Personally.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of us that are paired up
Speaker 6: at one point, and we have children from both veterans,
Speaker 6: and you can see that there's different types of things
Speaker 6: that are happening that are pretty consistent with all of
Speaker 6: our children. And I'm not saying that it's just like oh,
Speaker 6: maybe one or twosies. Now, I'm talking about almost every
Speaker 6: couple I know that are paired up veterans, they have
Speaker 6: one child at least that has some type of issue
Speaker 6: along those lines.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the number has to technically be
Speaker 3: before you can call it a real pattern versus like
Speaker 3: you know, the little the rare cases here. But I
Speaker 3: would guestimate the number of veteran couples that have children
Speaker 3: with some sort of issues like that, I feel like
Speaker 3: it would be enough to classify it as an epidemic.
Speaker 2: Actually, I don't know.
Speaker 5: And that's part of the issue, right, is that we
Speaker 5: don't study these things. We see it, we kind of
Speaker 5: come in contact with it. We become exposed to these things,
Speaker 5: and people will ask my opinion, and it's like, well,
Speaker 5: I can see what I can see in the in
Speaker 5: the program that I run, but to be able to
Speaker 5: prove it, to be able to pull all this like
Speaker 5: who's studying the day And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 5: the veterans the military is exactly who got buried the
Speaker 5: most during the COVID nineteen pandemic because at that point
Speaker 5: they had like a three.
Speaker 4: Hundred percent increase in cardiac issues.
Speaker 5: I worked with pilots that you couldn't have a vax
Speaker 5: or two vax pilots. One had to be unvaxed in
Speaker 5: the event something crazy happened, and then they moved the
Speaker 5: goalposts on their EKGs the heart criteria, if you will,
Speaker 5: because when some of these people were receiving the vaccine,
Speaker 5: they were having prolonged complexes because of the way the
Speaker 5: vaccine was working on some of these people, and it
Speaker 5: was putting them in a group or category that was
Speaker 5: like not really quite sure if you're safe to fly now,
Speaker 5: because we're starting to see some changes.
Speaker 4: And the FFA came out and said, well, we're gonna
Speaker 4: go ahead, and they quietly changed the guidelines.
Speaker 5: I don't know what year it was, twenty one two,
Speaker 5: you can google it. They changed the cardiac rhythm you
Speaker 5: know category to extend what it was because too many
Speaker 5: pilots were going over the recommended number that would be
Speaker 5: unsafe to fly. And this was because they mandated all
Speaker 5: of them to get the vaccine unless they held the
Speaker 5: line and didn't get it at all. So it's like
Speaker 5: the military, same thing. There are some that got the
Speaker 5: fake cards. There's some that said they got the vaccine
Speaker 5: but they didn't, and then the ones that did get it,
Speaker 5: and then the ones that have all these cardiac issues
Speaker 5: and or you know, uh, did not get it and
Speaker 5: have some other things going on. So it's just this.
Speaker 5: There's so many things that could be studied, and I
Speaker 5: think the bottom line, as crazy as it sounds, as
Speaker 5: they keep coming for our kids in all areas. Okay, mutilate,
Speaker 5: general mutilation, you know, the trans thing, you know, over
Speaker 5: vaccinating these kids, putting them in these school systems. I
Speaker 5: have two boys are vaccinated up into a certain point.
Speaker 5: They're exempted by the state. They will no longer get vaccines.
Speaker 5: I'm vaccinated to a certain point.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: I don't judge anyone for the decisions they make. And
Speaker 5: just like you said, people will say that I'm anti vacs. No,
Speaker 5: I'm pro informed consent. If you know what you want,
Speaker 5: it's not my business.
Speaker 4: That is up to you. And as a nurse, I
Speaker 4: can't play that game.
Speaker 5: Because I've taken care of murders, criminals, alcoholics, people that
Speaker 5: have made terrible choices. I can't just say for one
Speaker 5: thing versus another. I have to be across the board
Speaker 5: equally empathetic and just do the best I can and
Speaker 5: give you the information to make the best decisions. We
Speaker 5: didn't do that during the pandemic. We didn't give informed consent.
Speaker 5: Hell a lot of people don't even know what informed
Speaker 5: consent means, and they are just approached and told this is.
Speaker 4: What you have to do. Yes, you made the comment
Speaker 4: about the surgeon. I'm sure.
Speaker 5: I am sure that that is what they told her.
Speaker 5: I can't fathom walking away from a career like that,
Speaker 5: but I would have knowing that there could have been
Speaker 5: other ways, because most people will tell us I didn't know,
Speaker 5: they didn't tell me. But it is part of our
Speaker 5: job to be accountable, to see are their other options,
Speaker 5: what other things are out there?
Speaker 4: And part of what I do now after the pandemic.
Speaker 5: Is teach people that, not tell them what I want
Speaker 5: you to think, not tell them what you should do.
Speaker 5: It's hey, do you know when you go to a
Speaker 5: hospital and you sign those electronic consents, what you're really signing?
Speaker 5: Have you ever asked to have that printed out? Do
Speaker 5: you know that when you sign on the dotted line,
Speaker 5: you could be agreeing to be vaccinated under surgery. You
Speaker 5: could be agreeing to take your tissues and be put
Speaker 5: in some third party study. Do you know that you
Speaker 5: can say no? Do you know the patient's bill of rights?
Speaker 5: A lot of people don't know, so they just go
Speaker 5: with it or they're so scared because you have to
Speaker 5: make a quick decision that they don't have the right tools.
Speaker 5: So that's why it's so important that when we're doing
Speaker 5: these things with vaccines and you know, whatever, any kind
Speaker 5: of care, people understand what encompasses around it and that
Speaker 5: everything has a consequence.
Speaker 4: Whether we go with it or with or if we don't.
Speaker 5: And unfortunately, once these injections are given, you can't take
Speaker 5: it back. And we're seeing a rise in all of
Speaker 5: these health issues, and our children are becoming more at
Speaker 5: the forefront being very unhealthy, morbidly obese. What do they say,
Speaker 5: seventy percent of Americans do not.
Speaker 7: QUALTI five percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, to go to the military, I don't know. I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and not to go to the military. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's necessarily because of weight. I
Speaker 3: was gonna say, when we're talking about the morbidly obese,
Speaker 3: if we're using the BMI, that that could be a
Speaker 3: bit skewed.
Speaker 2: That can be a.
Speaker 3: Little a little screwy as far as oh, this person's obese.
Speaker 2: It's like, bro, they're taking I mean.
Speaker 6: But you can't you can't objectively look at the society
Speaker 6: in America and just be like everyone's super healthy, not facts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is.
Speaker 6: Definitely not a thing when you talk about informed consent
Speaker 6: though with the printing out. So when a person goes
Speaker 6: in for any type of procedure or anything, can you
Speaker 6: printed can you say no?
Speaker 7: Or do you have to go line by line and
Speaker 7: actually mark.
Speaker 6: Out what you do not consent to because you ultimately
Speaker 6: have to still consent to the form. How does that
Speaker 6: actually work? Because I know that that's a thing that
Speaker 6: a lot of people don't actually understand what to do.
Speaker 6: And actually myself, I know I've heard different things and
Speaker 6: I've done different things, but I'm not actually certain what
Speaker 6: is legally the correct way to go about doing it.
Speaker 5: So there's something called implied consent, and there's something called
Speaker 5: inform consent. Implied consent is obviously depending on a certain situation.
Speaker 5: Let's say you're brought in as a motor vehicle accident,
Speaker 5: you're unresponsive, where you're being brought to us, the implied
Speaker 5: consent means that you know, we're going to save your life.
Speaker 5: We're going to do whatever we can for life or
Speaker 5: limb to protect you. Because it's implied you're still breathing.
Speaker 5: We have an ethical duty to take care of you
Speaker 5: and form consent is a form of conversation that we're
Speaker 5: supposed to be having between the patient and the healthcare giver,
Speaker 5: who is basically saying, Hey, this is what we're trying
Speaker 5: to accomplish here. If we go this route, this is
Speaker 5: what could happen. If we don't go this route, this
Speaker 5: coul could happen. This could go for surgical procedures, it
Speaker 5: could go for medications, you name it. Basically, you have
Speaker 5: to be told risk versus benefit. A lot of times
Speaker 5: time permits that from happening in the fashion that it
Speaker 5: should and why it's so important that if somebody asks
Speaker 5: you or tells you to do something and you're not comfortable,
Speaker 5: you say, I need to take a pause. I need
Speaker 5: some time to think about it. You know, understanding it's
Speaker 5: not necessarily life or death. A lot of these situations
Speaker 5: are not life or death, and people feel as if
Speaker 5: they have to respond as if it's life or death.
Speaker 5: Does that make sense? You have time to make decisions.
Speaker 5: So when it comes to the consent forms.
Speaker 4: There is a gray area to this.
Speaker 5: To spend, especially depending on the state that you live in,
Speaker 5: the organization that you may be at you. You have
Speaker 5: the right to always ask for a print out, you
Speaker 5: have the right to take time to review it, and
Speaker 5: you have the right to make adjustments. Depending on what
Speaker 5: adjustments are made, depending on how many things that you
Speaker 5: may change. A surgeon, for instance, can come back and
Speaker 5: say I don't feel comfortable with that. That's not something
Speaker 5: that I can do, and they can refuse service. So
Speaker 5: this is where it is something that people need to
Speaker 5: understand that we have the right to say no, but
Speaker 5: they also can have the right to say no. And
Speaker 5: I think it's really important that people have that physician conversation.
Speaker 5: You build that relationship to let them know, like, hey,
Speaker 5: when I go into this procedure, or I want to
Speaker 5: make it very clear that I don't want anything done
Speaker 5: to me. For instance, I don't want to be vaccinated.
Speaker 5: Or in some states you may have just recently heard
Speaker 5: medical students performing assessments on people.
Speaker 4: When they were created without their knowledge. So that is
Speaker 4: a thing. The state of Florida has consense for this.
Speaker 4: It's a whole big things.
Speaker 5: But you can have these conversations sure that it's put
Speaker 5: in your chart and that it's very clearly stated, or
Speaker 5: you know, I don't want blood, right, I don't consent
Speaker 5: to blood because I don't know if it's going to
Speaker 5: have spike in it or if it's COVID nineteen infected,
Speaker 5: and so I'm refusing all blood products.
Speaker 4: So these are things that you can.
Speaker 5: Have and have well documented, and then of course having
Speaker 5: someone as your power of attorney or health care surrogate
Speaker 5: in the event that you can't speak for yourself, having
Speaker 5: that proper documentation to support that, so that in the
Speaker 5: event you can no longer speak for yourself, someone is
Speaker 5: appointed to do so, and then implied consent doesn't necessarily
Speaker 5: have to take place because in some situations, especially in
Speaker 5: the state of Florida, we have a hierarchy that we
Speaker 5: would go through, and so it's really important that we
Speaker 5: feel comfortable to have these conversations and that you can
Speaker 5: talk to your physicians, you can talk to your health
Speaker 5: care providers, and that we're not attacking. I've had numerous
Speaker 5: people come into my setting, obviously not knowing my stance,
Speaker 5: not knowing that I may agree with them, and they
Speaker 5: just come straight out the gate, like down your throat,
Speaker 5: shoving things in your face. I'm not doing this, I'm
Speaker 5: not doing that. Very hostile, very aggressive. That's not the
Speaker 5: way we want to approach people. We want to be calm, professional, like, Hey,
Speaker 5: these are my concerns, I have questions, these are the
Speaker 5: things I want, I don't want. Can we make this happen?
Speaker 5: Is there a way we can work with this? Nine
Speaker 5: times out of ten the answer is yes. But a
Speaker 5: lot of times people don't prepare. They wait until something
Speaker 5: is imminent, and then the decision must be made for you.
Speaker 5: And even if you have certain ideas in your head,
Speaker 5: if it's not documented, if it's not on paperwork that's legalized,
Speaker 5: legalized documents, it's going to be out the window. So
Speaker 5: this is why I always tell people you have to
Speaker 5: be prepared.
Speaker 4: You have to be prepared.
Speaker 3: So with then when now we're talking about the legal
Speaker 3: ramifications of things, Nurse Nicole, I may be a bit
Speaker 3: presumptuous with this question, but you are pro to a
Speaker 3: You sound like you have a Christian background, You're from Florida,
Speaker 3: so I would just naturally assume you probably lean more
Speaker 3: right of center as far as your politics are concerned. Okay, good,
Speaker 3: So that being asked, RFK Junior, what is your take
Speaker 3: on him? Because when he got to his position, he
Speaker 3: was all about beating the table and letting everyone know
Speaker 3: about these vaccine injuries all the things, and he has
Speaker 3: done very little. Actually, now I understand the administration's got
Speaker 3: bigger things that they're talking about and doing, and so
Speaker 3: a lot of his talking points have gone by the way. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: But I mean even then, they're moving on, they're trying
Speaker 3: to start wars and around right now, they don't even
Speaker 3: want to talk whatever RFK specifically, what is your take
Speaker 3: on him? Do you believe that he was just talking
Speaker 3: a big game to get to that position? Do you
Speaker 3: believe that he is still trying to fight the good
Speaker 3: fight and get these laws to be placed to protect.
Speaker 2: People against these things.
Speaker 3: And you being from Florida, you being in the medical field,
Speaker 3: I feel like you would have a little bit more
Speaker 3: nuanced towards the situation.
Speaker 5: Well, I also am part of a lot of medical
Speaker 5: freedom groups, but one of them in particular, I am
Speaker 5: an admin for the Florida Children's Health Defense who used
Speaker 5: to be run by RFK Junior. So he stepped down
Speaker 5: when he took office, rightfully so, because there was going
Speaker 5: to be a lot of backlash and possible bias for that.
Speaker 5: And so what I will say, is this. He has
Speaker 5: been an environmental lawyer for decades. He represented families indirectly
Speaker 5: at the time when he was doing things from a
Speaker 5: different perspective, and then was meeting families that were coming
Speaker 5: to him saying, hey, my child is not the same
Speaker 5: after they've been vaccinated. You know, could you look into this?
Speaker 5: Do you know anything about it? And that's how things
Speaker 5: kind of unfolded in his career where he was doing
Speaker 5: these environmental cases and then saw these families that were
Speaker 5: trying to figure out why their children were not the
Speaker 5: same after vaccinations. And I will say that there's a
Speaker 5: lot of things that he's done well.
Speaker 4: I can I could see where.
Speaker 5: He could be doing better, but he is being fought
Speaker 5: every angle, at every angle, suit at every angle.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: One he went against the American Academy of Pediatrics basically said,
Speaker 5: you know that he was going to withhold funding from
Speaker 5: them because they were not going along with the guidelines.
Speaker 4: They are, you know, an.
Speaker 5: Agency that is not governed by you know, the federal government,
Speaker 5: and they're making these decisions and telling parents that regardless
Speaker 5: of what the CDC and you know, FDA say, they're
Speaker 5: going to just recommend all these vaccines, and they're going
Speaker 5: to promote mutilation of children, and you know, under the
Speaker 5: guise of health care, they're going to support abortions because
Speaker 5: they say that's healthcare. And there's a lot of things
Speaker 5: that they're putting out there that you know, he basically said,
Speaker 5: we're not going to fund this. This is not the
Speaker 5: appropriate use of funds. The other thing he came back
Speaker 5: and said was changing the childhood vaccine schedule, which was recent.
Speaker 5: This was a huge thing that came down from the
Speaker 5: administration where he was going to mimic the schedule of
Speaker 5: vaccine's childhood schedule like Denmark, where it rapidly reduces the
Speaker 5: amount of vaccines, again never taking the option away, but
Speaker 5: allowing people the choice right. And so the other thing
Speaker 5: is right now is putting it together an autism panel
Speaker 5: where he has different individuals being brought to the forefront
Speaker 5: to try to start looking into the fact that these
Speaker 5: vaccines have never been placebo tested.
Speaker 4: So for him to have.
Speaker 5: Been in his position, I do believe there's a lot
Speaker 5: of good. I feel like that there's so much brokenness
Speaker 5: that like four years is not going to be enough
Speaker 5: no matter what you do, and the fact that he's
Speaker 5: being sued by these organizations because they feel threatened. Right,
Speaker 5: the States are suing him because they're also trying to
Speaker 5: withhold funding. So there's a lot of things that are
Speaker 5: being slowed down on purpose. But I do believe the
Speaker 5: intentions are good. I do believe that he's a huge
Speaker 5: reason why Trump won because a lot of people were
Speaker 5: hesitant to vote.
Speaker 4: For him again.
Speaker 5: And I feel like, you know that there is some hope,
Speaker 5: there's some light at the end of the tunnel, but
Speaker 5: you know, demons walk amongst us, and there's a lot
Speaker 5: of evil, and you know, they're trying to do away
Speaker 5: with all of those things that he's doing, saying he's
Speaker 5: not credible.
Speaker 4: They bring up his history. I don't know if you
Speaker 4: know his history, you know all the things, and so
Speaker 4: you know, constantly trying to invalidate he's not a physician.
Speaker 4: Well neither is Bill Gates. You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they trusted Bill Gates left and right, right, So
Speaker 6: you know, he's played all over every news channel and
Speaker 6: was giving medical advice to everybody under his son, and
Speaker 6: people were just chomping it up. So exactly, that doesn't
Speaker 6: that doesn't even miss.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, they wanted to throw Joe Rogan under the bus
Speaker 3: for his I remegt and shit. And this guy takes
Speaker 3: his physical health extremely seriously and has for decades. Yes,
Speaker 3: he's not a doctor or physician or anything like this,
Speaker 3: but he is somebody who knows a lot about the
Speaker 3: human body and how to live a very healthy life
Speaker 3: as a man. But sure he we need to throw
Speaker 3: under the bus. Bill Gates a tech guy, We absolutely
Speaker 3: need to listen to him for medical advice that yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: the whole thing's a mess.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing, right, And so you have the
Speaker 5: left landing side that just eats it up, and they
Speaker 5: go with, you know, whatever they're being told to go with.
Speaker 5: And fortunately they don't have, you know, the right side
Speaker 5: of their mind understanding the full processes of what we're
Speaker 5: dealing with here, people like Bill Gates, who is funding
Speaker 5: these organizations to basically depopulate however you want to look
Speaker 5: at it. We see it in these other countries, We
Speaker 5: see it what happened in Africa. You know, these are
Speaker 5: not conspiracy theories. These are things that have actually happened
Speaker 5: that you can google and you can see and are continuing.
Speaker 5: And the COVID nineteen experiment was just another one that
Speaker 5: went down, and we'll go into history as one of
Speaker 5: the you know, the biggest ones because of the scale
Speaker 5: that it happened on. And so when people want to
Speaker 5: sit there and be dis dismissive about it and consistently
Speaker 5: put these other people at the forefront, Fauci, Bill Gates,
Speaker 5: you know, Berks, the all these other people who did
Speaker 5: not do the right thing, but then dismiss these others
Speaker 5: who just wanted to educate, raise awareness and say, hey,
Speaker 5: maybe this is not the right thing. You know, that
Speaker 5: really should tell you something that we can't. We're so
Speaker 5: far divided purposely that you know, it's going to be
Speaker 5: really hard for us to kind of bridge that gap.
Speaker 5: And all I can say is that the amount of
Speaker 5: despair and death and harm that we continue to see
Speaker 5: that will continue to happen is heartbreaking, right because just
Speaker 5: like your physician, nobody deserves this. Nobody deserves to go
Speaker 5: through life feeling like you are less than because you
Speaker 5: may choose differently, and that I experience firsthand. And people
Speaker 5: need to understand that your vaccination status is no one's business.
Speaker 5: It is a form of discrimination. Deny care to children
Speaker 5: whose family does not want to vaccinate them in a
Speaker 5: pediatrician's office is discrimination. You know, not allowing someone to
Speaker 5: work or to travel, that is discrimination. I don't care
Speaker 5: how you want to portray it. That's what it is.
Speaker 5: And people will deny that that's happening. And then the
Speaker 5: same people who are vaccine injured, who are seeking to
Speaker 5: be acknowledged as a human being and receive treatment, are
Speaker 5: being told to their face that they're they're part of
Speaker 5: the problem and that your anti science. And I'm like,
Speaker 5: they literally took a vaccine. They took They're not anti vaxed,
Speaker 5: they're not anti they took it, and now you've left
Speaker 5: them with no choices. So in Florida, we tried to
Speaker 5: pass Cody's Law. The unfortunate part about Florida is that
Speaker 5: our Florida legislation is heavily compromised in a lot of areas,
Speaker 5: and that's really unfortunate, so especially.
Speaker 4: When it comes to vaccines.
Speaker 5: And so Cody's Law was a law that was we
Speaker 5: had support from both sides to basically identify that vaccine
Speaker 5: injured people exist and to offer them resources, which would
Speaker 5: include the ICD entine ICD nine cloak I can't even
Speaker 5: talk codes to identify that they could be a vaccine
Speaker 5: injury and then have Medicare and Medicaid programs be able
Speaker 5: to offer resources to them, because right now they're not
Speaker 5: being recognized, and the ones that I'm working.
Speaker 4: With, they have a death sentence.
Speaker 5: They are literally dying, and all the other treatments are
Speaker 5: extremely expensive or they're out of the country. And so
Speaker 5: people will tell me, this has nothing to do with me, Nicole,
Speaker 5: I didn't take the vaccine.
Speaker 4: I was smart enough. I did this.
Speaker 5: It's on them, whatever, And I like to just remind
Speaker 5: people that it will affect you, whether it's because you
Speaker 5: don't have people in the workforce, whether the hospitals are
Speaker 5: so overwhelmed with the vaccine injured and their continual decline,
Speaker 5: whatever the case may be, it eventually it'll catch up
Speaker 5: to you. And we want to make sure that we
Speaker 5: have people have options right because right now they're just
Speaker 5: waiting to die and they just want some sort of
Speaker 5: quality of life. And not to mention, they always associate
Speaker 5: this with adults, not realizing you have generations of children
Speaker 5: that are going to potentially outlive their parents, that have
Speaker 5: no one and we have no systems in place to
Speaker 5: protect these children and to care for them. My brother
Speaker 5: is one of them. He's fully dependent, twenty two years old,
Speaker 5: got his MMR vaccine and has never been the same, and.
Speaker 4: He will require care. So people don't.
Speaker 5: Want to acknowledge that that elephant in the room is
Speaker 5: what we call it. But these are human beings and
Speaker 5: they continue to be hurt. And it's because these vaccines
Speaker 5: are not tested because we don't have transparency. You know,
Speaker 5: you don't become I can't tie vaccude and then there's
Speaker 5: that way.
Speaker 6: Kn't be held accountable, Like they can't even beheld accountable.
Speaker 7: If that isn't the.
Speaker 6: Biggest red flag that you've ever seen in your entire life. Like,
Speaker 6: I just yeah, I agree with you. I didn't mean
Speaker 6: to cut you off. I just no, I agree with you.
Speaker 6: Listening to you, I'm just like mm hmmm hmm. Like
Speaker 6: it's it's like there's so many things and there's no
Speaker 6: testing that's being well, they're testing it on people and
Speaker 6: then reporting some of the side effects, but it's taking
Speaker 6: generations of them testing it. I think the interesting thing
Speaker 6: you brought up a few times was the autism conversation,
Speaker 6: which is a very hot topic, hot button trigger thing.
Speaker 6: I'm interested to see if they were able to get
Speaker 6: an unbiased panel and be able to bring in the
Speaker 6: doctors from around the globe that have a lot of
Speaker 6: the information and have been doing like that.
Speaker 7: One doctor that.
Speaker 6: Did a two decade study that have put out all
Speaker 6: sorts of research before COVID. I read all of his
Speaker 6: research before COVID. Now, I don't know if the research
Speaker 6: is still around or not. But his whole thing was
Speaker 6: he's done it since ninety one.
Speaker 7: I think it was.
Speaker 4: Yes, is it the invenient study you're talking about?
Speaker 6: It was an independent Yeah, it was in independent studies
Speaker 6: he did the inconvenience study.
Speaker 5: Was that was it that story you're talking about where
Speaker 5: they did the autistic versus or the vax versus unbacked
Speaker 5: children and they hid that data.
Speaker 4: That's yes, okay, yes.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, And and it was you know, that's the
Speaker 6: thing I would like to see because I'm not I'm
Speaker 6: not going to say, uh that that vaccines cause autism.
Speaker 6: I might be that person that I will not be
Speaker 6: that person, but I will say that there is a
Speaker 6: lot of injuries that I have seen in these groups,
Speaker 6: and I have met vaccine injured children in all different
Speaker 6: flavors because of being associated with the groups and trying
Speaker 6: to find answers for myself in the amount of research
Speaker 6: I've read, trying to understand. Thankfully my children weren't as
Speaker 6: affected as other children, but I would like to be
Speaker 6: able to see just neurological disorders and also, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: autoimmune disorders.
Speaker 7: Those those are the two big ones.
Speaker 6: That I would really like to see, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: at least an unbiased representation and actually see data and
Speaker 6: see what they've found and just see what they would
Speaker 6: actually discuss.
Speaker 7: Now, it's gonna be hard for a lot of people
Speaker 7: to hear this.
Speaker 6: It was hard for me to understand that I did
Speaker 6: this to my own child and like really stomach that
Speaker 6: because I went against my own personal Like I was like,
Speaker 6: I really don't want to do this, but everyone around
Speaker 6: me was like, why you've had vaccines, you know, and
Speaker 6: then when everything happened, like he was good, He was
Speaker 6: good up until two and then you know, it wasn't
Speaker 6: good after that.
Speaker 7: And so recognizing that.
Speaker 6: You know, you did this to your own child is
Speaker 6: a very tough time, and then trying to figure out
Speaker 6: how to heal your child is an even harder time.
Speaker 6: And so I think it's gonna be really interesting to
Speaker 6: see if he if RFK can even get to that
Speaker 6: point and actually show these studies, because that's going to
Speaker 6: be a super big issue. If anybody's able to prove
Speaker 6: that any type of these things were actually one hundred
Speaker 6: percent connected to vaccines, it changes the whole game.
Speaker 7: It changes everything for everyone globally.
Speaker 5: You did mention at one point wanting to basically have
Speaker 5: children enrolled, right there was this program and then there
Speaker 5: was a lot of outrage because a lot of parents
Speaker 5: were like, well, you know, you're not just going to
Speaker 5: use my kid is part of this study, and you know,
Speaker 5: giving consent and all this other stuff, and it's like,
Speaker 5: you can't prove on a mass scale unless you have
Speaker 5: a certain control group. And so I'm not quite sure
Speaker 5: how that's going to go down. But I will say
Speaker 5: that I was probably one of the ones that would
Speaker 5: not have said back then that even seeing my brother,
Speaker 5: we knew something was off, you know, but they kept
Speaker 5: telling us they had nothing to do with the vaccines.
Speaker 5: Now I can one hundred percent say that is it
Speaker 5: sole the vaccines. No, But I will say a fair
Speaker 5: amount of it is because I've met enough of I've
Speaker 5: met enough parents to believe them to see the change
Speaker 5: in their child, and because they've been so gas lit,
Speaker 5: because they've not been taken seriously. Because these children were
Speaker 5: given these vaccines and then parents saw a rapid decline
Speaker 5: in their child, there is just no denying it. Now,
Speaker 5: we could say there's stuff in our food or water,
Speaker 5: our air.
Speaker 4: All of those things are true one thousand percent.
Speaker 5: But when you inject this much into children, and you
Speaker 5: follow the schedule that people are and you see the
Speaker 5: ingredients of what's being injected to them and knowing how
Speaker 5: it doesn't leave the system, et cetera. And then the
Speaker 5: other thing is we're trying to get a bill passed,
Speaker 5: which is I thought was going to be a slam
Speaker 5: dunk in Florida, and it's looking like we're not going
Speaker 5: to make it even to the floor for a vote.
Speaker 5: Is a SIDS bill, which basically states that sudden death
Speaker 5: must be reported to the metal examiners. And so the
Speaker 5: bill that we're looking at is to the age of twenty,
Speaker 5: any sudden death, any type of sudden death from birth
Speaker 5: to twenty, if you've had vaccines within ninety days, it
Speaker 5: must be reported. Because it's not mandated to do that
Speaker 5: in the state of Florida. And so a lot of
Speaker 5: times there's no information that's documented to show this, and
Speaker 5: parents will typically say within seventy two hours up to
Speaker 5: a week of a child passing away, they had just
Speaker 5: had their wellness visit and received vaccines. And so wouldn't
Speaker 5: it be amazing to be able to actually prove this
Speaker 5: and have this documented and give closure to families, you
Speaker 5: know who some of them are being told this could
Speaker 5: have been something you did right, and it really wasn't
Speaker 5: you know, families have been reported to CPS for Child
Speaker 5: for children dying of kids that it had nothing to
Speaker 5: do with negligence. It could have very well been the
Speaker 5: vaccines that they received. Or you know, the people that
Speaker 5: are being told that you're in fertile. While you're infertile,
Speaker 5: you can't get pregnant. Well, could it be the gardasil
Speaker 5: vaccine that we're seeing causing it?
Speaker 4: Could it be the.
Speaker 7: COVID nine I hate that vaccine.
Speaker 4: The RSV, like all of these things are true.
Speaker 5: These people have had this happen, and there is data
Speaker 5: to show and it should be more robust and it isn't.
Speaker 5: But there is data out there to show that these
Speaker 5: things are causing this. And like you said, we're so divided,
Speaker 5: we should be able to have this conversation. And it
Speaker 5: makes you wonder why we're so divided. Why can't you
Speaker 5: say that it was a vaccine. You could say anything
Speaker 5: else and no one will argue with you. But the
Speaker 5: second you say a vaccine, and I think that's really
Speaker 5: important that people need to that needs to be a
Speaker 5: red flag.
Speaker 4: You need to that. Yeah, you need to question that.
Speaker 6: And you know you've been programmed too. I mean that's
Speaker 6: literally what it is. It's by design to just like.
Speaker 7: How conspiracy theory, that word triggers.
Speaker 6: An instant image in almost every person's mind, the same
Speaker 6: way it talks about vaccines. We have been conditioned for
Speaker 6: decades to believe that there's no other way, period, period,
Speaker 6: end of story, that vaccines are the only way, and
Speaker 6: then if you go against that narrative, you are the problem.
Speaker 6: That there's no way that these could be causing any
Speaker 6: of these issues.
Speaker 7: Regardless of what is actually showing in our faces. Nope,
Speaker 7: that's not it.
Speaker 6: And I like how you brought that up, like you
Speaker 6: could literally blame it on anything else and everyone be like, Yep,
Speaker 6: that's the reason, that's that's what happened. You even mentioned
Speaker 6: that a child passed away from vaccines from kids. That's
Speaker 6: you won't even hear that conversation. And I actually one
Speaker 6: of my best friend's sister. We begged her sister not
Speaker 6: to give her child vaccines just because you know, we've
Speaker 6: done a lot of research. And you know, my thing
Speaker 6: was is that I was like, just give your baby,
Speaker 6: if you know, a little.
Speaker 7: Bit of time.
Speaker 6: Let the because the baby was a PREMI and I
Speaker 6: was like, just give the baby a little bit of time,
Speaker 6: you know, if you if that's your I'm one hundred
Speaker 6: percent for everyone making their own decisions with their own families.
Speaker 6: I was like, but personally, she asked our opinion. I
Speaker 6: gave my opinion. I said, personally, I would wait at
Speaker 6: least wait and space them out just in case. That
Speaker 6: beautiful little boy passed away from SIDS at one month
Speaker 6: old and one day. And it's not that we I'm
Speaker 6: not saying because I wasn't there, so I'm not going
Speaker 6: to say that it was from the vaccines. But I
Speaker 6: will say that he had vaccines forty eight hours prior.
Speaker 6: And it was one of those things that we you know,
Speaker 6: when she I got the phone call, it was just
Speaker 6: we kind of sat in silence because we both, you know,
Speaker 6: really felt heavy like we should have done something more.
Speaker 7: And it's it's tough because I don't want to.
Speaker 6: I have never been about I'm all about informed consent
Speaker 6: because I work in the birth world and I'm all
Speaker 6: about consent, and I want people to make the best
Speaker 6: decision for whatever it is that their families are going through.
Speaker 6: And I'm not gonna, you know, tell them that vaccines
Speaker 6: are the devil and all of these things. What I'm
Speaker 6: saying is that they've made them in a way that
Speaker 6: is harming people to a mass scale that we can,
Speaker 6: like all of us can see, and I just want
Speaker 6: them to be safe, and I just want us to
Speaker 6: have the conversation. And I like that you guys are
Speaker 6: proposing these and honestly, I thought I thought that would pass.
Speaker 7: I thought the SIDS conversation has been around for decades.
Speaker 6: I figured that that bill would actually pass because it
Speaker 6: should be reported because that's a huge thing too, is
Speaker 6: the SIDS talk is still alive and well and babies
Speaker 6: are still passing away, but they will not discuss vaccines
Speaker 6: associated with SIDS at all in almost any state that
Speaker 6: I know of.
Speaker 5: It's true, and we are one of the highest countries
Speaker 5: of and mortality. People need to ask why people need
Speaker 5: to compare Why could that be, you know, a delayed
Speaker 5: schedule if anything, Why is that so frowned upon? Why
Speaker 5: can't parents space them out? Oh, they say, well, they
Speaker 5: won't come back, the compliancy, all this other garbage. Well,
Speaker 5: then take the incentives away from what you're paying the
Speaker 5: pediatricians to push them.
Speaker 4: Even if it's not a ton of money.
Speaker 5: It's so based on the amount of vaccines that you're
Speaker 5: pushing on a child and then telling a parent that
Speaker 5: you can ethically look them in the eye and say, well,
Speaker 5: if you don't vaccinate or you delay, I can no
Speaker 5: longer see you as a patient because it's not the
Speaker 5: right thing to do.
Speaker 4: That's bullshit.
Speaker 5: We all know it's crap and it's not appropriate and
Speaker 5: to see that this continues. But at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, we can say all of these things, we
Speaker 5: could be pro this pro that. The bottom line is,
Speaker 5: why are you taking something that has product shield liability
Speaker 5: like you have one hundred percent guarantee, no way to
Speaker 5: sue these individuals and they know it, So why are
Speaker 5: they going to go above and beyond and do any
Speaker 5: more testing and prove any of this other stuff like,
Speaker 5: that's what the parents need to understand.
Speaker 4: And if something happens just.
Speaker 5: Like what happened with COVID nineteen, you will be left
Speaker 5: with no resources, no help. You will continue to be
Speaker 5: gas lit because this is what happens, and you will
Speaker 5: spend X amount of time trying to chase what could
Speaker 5: have been. And again, my problem is is that it's
Speaker 5: always put on the parent. They always are told that
Speaker 5: it's the parents. Something happened, cancer rise, leukemia. Four percent
Speaker 5: funding goes to pediatric cancer, yet they're loaded up and
Speaker 5: we're seeing more cancers in these infants and children. Like,
Speaker 5: the parents want to know what did I do wrong?
Speaker 4: What happened? Why can't I get pregnant? Why can't I
Speaker 4: do this?
Speaker 5: And a lot of times if you peel back the onion,
Speaker 5: it is going to show you it is something around
Speaker 5: vaccines or possibly the genetic makeup. And you know, nobody
Speaker 5: wants to have that conversation. And we now have generations
Speaker 5: that are going to be infertile and our population is declining.
Speaker 5: It is it's crazy and people you know, so I
Speaker 5: don't know, it's it's wild.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the whole lack of liability has always been a
Speaker 3: bit of a stickler for me personally, Like, and I
Speaker 3: know this might be me trying to mansplain, forgive me.
Speaker 3: This would be the equivalent if you were to go
Speaker 3: get your breaks done at a mechanic shop, but also
Speaker 3: you have to sign a waiver that says that, hey,
Speaker 3: by the way, if your breaks go out on you
Speaker 3: anytime in the next week, you can't sue us.
Speaker 2: Too bad.
Speaker 3: So sad, it's just one of those things get fucked
Speaker 3: and it's like, I'm I'm just not gonna get my
Speaker 3: breaks done here. But if the problem is if every
Speaker 3: single mechanic shop makes you sign that, there is no
Speaker 3: alternative even you doing it yourself, there's nothing else you
Speaker 3: could do. What are you supposed to do with that?
Speaker 3: Just hope for the best. It's yeah, it blows my mind.
Speaker 3: And the way that that is how our medical industry
Speaker 3: is currently running. It just it sounds like we're living
Speaker 3: in a bad movie. Honestly, like out loud, that sounds preposterous.
Speaker 3: Yet here we are.
Speaker 5: And it's allowed, you know, And that's the thing that
Speaker 5: I find really sad.
Speaker 4: And you know, we don't. We're very blessed. We don't
Speaker 4: live in.
Speaker 5: A third third world country. We have modern advances in medicine,
Speaker 5: these vaccines that are being presented. The risk versus benefit
Speaker 5: for what we have going on where we're at, even
Speaker 5: with the influx of illegals coming through and everything else,
Speaker 5: it does not match why we would mass vaccinate.
Speaker 4: If you're going overseas and you're going to be in a.
Speaker 5: Tent in Africa and also their stuff, maybe that's a
Speaker 5: different conversation, sure, but here in the United States, why
Speaker 5: are you injecting a one hour old baby with hepatitis
Speaker 5: B that is used for ivy drug use and promiscuity.
Speaker 2: That kills me? So like in that example, my mother
Speaker 2: got hepatitis.
Speaker 3: She worked in the blood bank in the eighties before
Speaker 3: you were allowed to before you were required to wear
Speaker 3: rubber gloves or any of this stuff. She contracted just
Speaker 3: from dealing with blood. I was born from her not knowing.
Speaker 3: So if that, if they wanted to give me a vaccine,
Speaker 3: there was a reasonable assumption that could have been made
Speaker 3: as to why this made sense.
Speaker 2: Okay, we can have that conversation.
Speaker 3: That should not be an en mass Every baby gets
Speaker 3: stuck with this' that's insanity.
Speaker 5: And they test the moms. Yeah, they test the moms.
Speaker 5: So if you test the mom and the mom is negative,
Speaker 5: then why would you do that? And so again, if
Speaker 5: you're negative and you still feel that that's important, then
Speaker 5: so be it. But to have, you know, hospitals and
Speaker 5: healthcare professionals tell you can't leave.
Speaker 4: With this child.
Speaker 5: We're gonna call CPS until you get them vaccinated with
Speaker 5: the hepatitis V vaccine or give them the vitamin K injection.
Speaker 5: Like on what planet is that? Does that make sense?
Speaker 5: That's not how this works.
Speaker 4: You are not a product of the government.
Speaker 5: You're not a product of the government. You know, they
Speaker 5: don't get to say and so, but there are states
Speaker 5: that have people because we're mandated reporters, that will say
Speaker 5: certain things that are not truthful, and they will get
Speaker 5: presented in these cases where CPS does get involved. And
Speaker 5: all I can say is that just know your rights.
Speaker 5: Depending on where you're at, what state, there may be
Speaker 5: other things that I don't know, but you do not
Speaker 5: have to do any of that. Just say you want
Speaker 5: to delay it, say that you know, whatever the case
Speaker 5: may be. Obviously, have these conversations before the baby is born.
Speaker 5: Make sure these people are hearing this before, so they're
Speaker 5: not shocked. But again, you know, you have the right
Speaker 5: to say no, the child can have a delayed schedule.
Speaker 5: But we are seeing it a lot in a lot
Speaker 5: of skates right now. Florida has a big case right
Speaker 5: now going on for a mom who had her child
Speaker 5: removed who had cystic fibrosis because she didn't want to
Speaker 5: give a medication to the child that had a block
Speaker 5: box warning and instead wanted to do other treatments, and
Speaker 5: the healthcare provider reported her to CPS. That child was
Speaker 5: removed from her you know, living situation, and for two
Speaker 5: years she's had visitation for her own daughter that this
Speaker 5: past week she just sat in a court case to
Speaker 5: decide if CPS has the right to remove her and
Speaker 5: definitely and put her up for adoption in DCFF because
Speaker 5: she is being deemed as an unfit mother for a
Speaker 5: medically fragile child. So it's happening everywhere. It's happening everywhere.
Speaker 6: I remember seeing so many different things during COVID and
Speaker 6: afterwards of the mom's being locked out and the kids's
Speaker 6: being taken, and that one story of the mom like
Speaker 6: they she the dad went in and was with the
Speaker 6: child and then the mom went to the car to
Speaker 6: get something or whatever, and then they both were kicked
Speaker 6: out and they medically kidnapped the child. And like that
Speaker 6: was always my biggest thing, my biggest fear. I had
Speaker 6: one child in the hospital, I had one in a small,
Speaker 6: little birth center, and I had one at home, and
Speaker 6: all were with medical professionals. I'm just gonna say that
Speaker 6: because I know people will go off on the off
Speaker 6: on a hinge thinking I just did unassisted birth, but.
Speaker 2: Also professionals, So get fucked. You know what you're doing
Speaker 2: with the.
Speaker 6: But with the birth community and the vitamin K vaccine
Speaker 6: for example. So because I deal with a lot of
Speaker 6: holistic people and that's just kind of where my hub is,
Speaker 6: a lot of people don't choose to have their children
Speaker 6: vaccine with the vitamin K. Instead they do the actual
Speaker 6: you know, the little drops and stuff, and there's some
Speaker 6: that you can really you can get from overseas.
Speaker 7: And I've read all the research.
Speaker 6: Into it, and it has according to the research, right now,
Speaker 6: they are one the same and as long as you
Speaker 6: stick with the schedule, they're one and the same. Well,
Speaker 6: I have a personal experience with this. My my one
Speaker 6: child was needing a procedure, and because I refused to
Speaker 6: give the vitamin K vaccine, even though I did the
Speaker 6: entirety of the schedule and everything like that and shows
Speaker 6: that the levels were fine and all that, I got
Speaker 6: denied by two separate doctors, which is fine, that's their
Speaker 6: legal right and it's my legal.
Speaker 7: Right to say okay, cool, exactly.
Speaker 6: But the amount of pressure that was like, well, I
Speaker 6: don't understand why you're not doing this.
Speaker 7: You know, that's just acdine.
Speaker 6: You're putting your child at risk, you're doing this, you're
Speaker 6: doing that, And it's like, okay, first off, we can
Speaker 6: play this game. I've already been in and around the
Speaker 6: medical system with having children that have needed multiple surgeries
Speaker 6: for over a decade, and so I've lived around all
Speaker 6: of this that you're not going to pressure me into this.
Speaker 6: But for parents that don't know and that are trying
Speaker 6: to leave a hospital setting or have their child get something,
Speaker 6: and they're being told like, well, either you don't get
Speaker 6: your child seen, they don't get the procedures done, you're
Speaker 6: not allowed to leave with your child, you're not allowed
Speaker 6: to visit your child, and the nick you you're not
Speaker 6: allowed to do all this stuff like it's terrifying, especially
Speaker 6: for first time parents, like that's very terrifying, and they
Speaker 6: use the first time parent thing against them. And I'm
Speaker 6: not saying that all medical professionals in any setting is like.
Speaker 7: Just evil not to get people. That is not the case.
Speaker 6: Saying is that a lot of people have been brainwashed
Speaker 6: to believe that these things must be done a certain way,
Speaker 6: and if you aren't doing them, they believe truly that
Speaker 6: you are putting your child at risk and in their
Speaker 6: mind that you are actually being unfit. And I don't
Speaker 6: think not every single person is being out to get people,
Speaker 6: but I think they're trying to do what they feel
Speaker 6: is right with the information that they've been fed. And
Speaker 6: a lot of people, you know, it's very divisive in
Speaker 6: all sorts of medical settings.
Speaker 2: Ignorant, yes and so.
Speaker 6: And unfortunately, a lot of the studies when it comes
Speaker 6: to specific things in our medical community are only being
Speaker 6: done overseas and they won't be accepted here in America
Speaker 6: because they weren't done by American doctors and they weren't
Speaker 6: conducted in America, even though you have decades of research
Speaker 6: in prominent countries that you know, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Sweden,
Speaker 6: all these different places that have been widely accepted for
Speaker 6: being correct, they won't be accepted here in America. And
Speaker 6: the medical panels and the doctors that are in charge
Speaker 6: of these states are deeming what is actually credible in
Speaker 6: what is not. And that doesn't just fall with birth,
Speaker 6: that's where a lot of my information and hub goes to,
Speaker 6: but that goes for a lot of different areas and
Speaker 6: including breast cancer, different types of treatment, for all sorts
Speaker 6: of things. And so it poses the question, why is
Speaker 6: it that research done overseas in places that we know,
Speaker 6: without a shadow of a doubt are effective, that have
Speaker 6: actual quantitative and qualitative data that showing these things. Why
Speaker 6: can't we utilize them when we have worse statistics here
Speaker 6: in all different types of fields than even third world countries.
Speaker 7: That is a huge red flag in and of itself.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, a third world country that has you have
Speaker 6: to take a bus and walk miles to get to
Speaker 6: even to get care for a specific thing that we
Speaker 6: could go down the street and get care for, but
Speaker 6: yet our outcomes You're more likely to die here from
Speaker 6: that than you are there. We have a huge conversation
Speaker 6: that needs to be had about why so exactly, sir, oh,
Speaker 6: I could go I could go on and I'm in
Speaker 6: the same boat as you, and I'm like, how can
Speaker 6: I join you? I will, I will join your cause
Speaker 6: like yo, I will take up at the mantle in Louisiana.
Speaker 6: I have, I have wanted to join all this stuff.
Speaker 6: And I mean we need people though. I mean, I
Speaker 6: was an EMT for a while, so I mean it
Speaker 6: wasn't to it didn't do years of it and stuff,
Speaker 6: but I definitely have been I mean, I've definitely been in.
Speaker 7: The medical field. I've always wanted to be.
Speaker 6: I always wanted to be a doctor, but life had life,
Speaker 6: things happen, and so you know.
Speaker 5: I'm a pediatrician, and the Lord knew that was probably
Speaker 5: not my wrap.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's what we need.
Speaker 5: We need a lot of people. We need a lot
Speaker 5: of people willing to show face. We need a lot
Speaker 5: of people willing to speak up. It's it's hard, right,
Speaker 5: It's difficult putting yourself out there. I have what you
Speaker 5: call a lot of silent supporters. We have people that
Speaker 5: will write to us and thank us, and they'll make
Speaker 5: phone calls and they'll write and you know, they'll do
Speaker 5: things to help because they don't feel comfortable putting their
Speaker 5: face out there.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: My thing is that when they keep saying the same faces,
Speaker 5: they're like, all right, like where's is there anyone else
Speaker 5: that feels the same way, And it's like yeah, but
Speaker 5: they don't want to come forward.
Speaker 4: Because of what comes with it.
Speaker 5: But like you said, there are so many things that
Speaker 5: people just don't know, and with CPS, that's a whole
Speaker 5: probably another episode uh that is corrupt and unjust and
Speaker 5: not being utilized in the way that it should be.
Speaker 5: And I don't ever want people to live in fear,
Speaker 5: but you must know what goes on with some of
Speaker 5: these organizations, and they have the capability of doing some
Speaker 5: pretty insane things, So always understand and try to be
Speaker 5: as prepared as possible.
Speaker 4: I think what happens is is that.
Speaker 5: People get uncomfortable with uncomfortable conversations and instead of just
Speaker 5: addressing them head on, they just don't and then something happens,
Speaker 5: and then they're putting these bad predicaments and then things
Speaker 5: are being done and fear is being used. And you know,
Speaker 5: I had a family reach out to me. They had
Speaker 5: had their first baby. Mom was positive for COVID, had
Speaker 5: no symptoms, baby was removed to the nick you.
Speaker 4: Mom was not.
Speaker 5: Allowed to see the baby because she was positive. This
Speaker 5: isn't in Florida. That was illegal. They called me on
Speaker 5: day three. I said, what is happening? Oh, they won't
Speaker 5: make any arrangements. I go, you could put her in
Speaker 5: an isolated room, sit with her with the baby, like,
Speaker 5: there's all these things that could have happened.
Speaker 4: Anyways. They were so terrified. They called me, went through
Speaker 4: the whole scenario. What are our rights? What can we do?
Speaker 5: I'm giving them a scenario and they're like if we
Speaker 5: do that, what happens if they do this? And I'm like,
Speaker 5: it's still against the law. I'm like, we can talk
Speaker 5: about getting a lawyer. They said at day five they
Speaker 5: were going to re swab mom and if she was negative.
Speaker 5: If she was negative, she'd be allowed to see her
Speaker 5: her first baby. She never got to lay eyes on
Speaker 5: for five days the spouse. The spouse also had to
Speaker 5: test negative because he was caring for her, because she
Speaker 5: ended up having an emergency gall bladder surgery because that
Speaker 5: happened sometimes when you're pregnant, and had to have her
Speaker 5: gallbladder removed, and then when she had her gall bladdery removed,
Speaker 5: and the baby had to be delivered, and this is
Speaker 5: what all happened.
Speaker 4: They swabbed her for the surgery. She agreed to it because.
Speaker 5: At that point she's like whatever, and she tested positive
Speaker 5: and then it was like, nope, can't see the baby.
Speaker 4: So guess who they let see the baby?
Speaker 5: The mother in law that spent twelve hours on a
Speaker 5: fricking plane that came through and went.
Speaker 4: To the NIKU.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, so she traveled, probably was exposed to
Speaker 5: god knows what I mean, whatever, the baby exactly my point.
Speaker 5: They make up their own rules, and I'm telling the parents,
Speaker 5: but they were so afraid that CPS was going to
Speaker 5: be called. They were so afraid to push the envelope
Speaker 5: that they like backed off.
Speaker 4: And all I could do was just pray for them.
Speaker 4: But I can only fathom your.
Speaker 5: First baby and you have to see the child on
Speaker 5: FaceTime because the mother in law had the phone.
Speaker 2: You want to radicalize as a woman, Yeah, I'm gonna what.
Speaker 2: Let's just go there.
Speaker 3: You know what radicalizes a woman to make her go
Speaker 3: do some shit that they write down in the history books.
Speaker 2: Fuck with her children? What are we talking about? I'm sorry, I'm.
Speaker 6: I was my first I was I was bleeding, I
Speaker 6: was hemorrhaging, and it was twenty four hours I had
Speaker 6: not laid eyes on him. And they told me if
Speaker 6: I wasn't allowed to go, and I was like cool.
Speaker 6: So I waited till the middle of the night, and
Speaker 6: then I snuck out and I had my husband at
Speaker 6: the time. I said, we're going, and I don't care,
Speaker 6: and so we snug. We literally snuck past the nurse
Speaker 6: station and I got to like, I snuck in to
Speaker 6: see my own child, and I like that was the
Speaker 6: only time that he I let him leave our child's side.
Speaker 7: I was like, you're not leaving even for a piss.
Speaker 7: I don't care.
Speaker 6: You're gonna stay here and you're gonna watch over the
Speaker 6: sho child day. And even then I was a you know,
Speaker 6: young mom, and I didn't really I didn't understand the
Speaker 6: scope of things at that point, but I knew in
Speaker 6: my heart that I was not going to leave my child.
Speaker 6: And Nick, you nurses are amazing human beings. They are
Speaker 6: absolutely just wonderful people. And none of them did anything
Speaker 6: to my child or to me that would make me question, like,
Speaker 6: oh my god, you're horrible, but I had to sneak myself. Now, grant,
Speaker 6: I probably shouldn't have gotten out of bed, but I
Speaker 6: don't din't care. At that point, I wanted to see
Speaker 6: my child and I wanted to hold my own child,
Speaker 6: and so spending.
Speaker 7: Five days apart, that's just horrible.
Speaker 6: I've heard so many stories, and that's that experience. Was
Speaker 6: how I became a part of birth work was because
Speaker 6: of my birth trauma that came from it, which is
Speaker 6: an obviously I could go in a hold spiel about
Speaker 6: birth trauma, but that right there is like just one
Speaker 6: thing though. How many people have been taken away from
Speaker 6: their children while they have a.
Speaker 7: Surgery, or while they get a procedure.
Speaker 6: Done, They get told, oh, you know, yeah, we'll call you,
Speaker 6: we'll let you know, and then suddenly you got CPS
Speaker 6: there and you can't go back and see your child anymore.
Speaker 7: Like that. It's scary. It is really scary, I will say.
Speaker 5: And that's one of the things during the pandemic that
Speaker 5: radicalized me, because when you see these people dying and
Speaker 5: all of these things happening, and then you're face to
Speaker 5: face with all these injuries. Now, because nobody was listening
Speaker 5: to us, we were trying to prevent all these things happening.
Speaker 5: And then you know, we have these these people that
Speaker 5: took the vaccine, and then you have the ones that
Speaker 5: kind of held the held.
Speaker 4: The ground, you know, held the line.
Speaker 5: And I said, what is the last thing that if
Speaker 5: you knew wasn't working on the society, that you.
Speaker 4: Would go for? You'd go for the kids? Because what's
Speaker 4: going to bring someone to their knees as a parent?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Like you're willing like and I and I say this candidly,
Speaker 5: but I am willing to.
Speaker 4: Die on whatever hill that looks like.
Speaker 5: We're I'm going to take everyone with me if you
Speaker 5: dare come for my kids. You know, you can do
Speaker 5: something to me, but my kids or someone else's kids,
Speaker 5: like to the death, I mean literally, And that's how
Speaker 5: we should all be. With the files that are coming
Speaker 5: out with what happened during the COVID nineteen pandemic.
Speaker 4: What's happening and it's just like we're not mad enough.
Speaker 4: And I don't know what that looks like for people?
Speaker 5: How much more has to happen? What else do they
Speaker 5: have to do to you and take from you? Because
Speaker 5: every time you allow just a little bit, you never
Speaker 5: get that freedom back. And that's why we fight tooth
Speaker 5: and nail at a Florida legislative level to keep what
Speaker 5: rights we have.
Speaker 4: And people think we have it, got it made. We don't.
Speaker 5: Not in Florida, we don't. We're not as free as
Speaker 5: people think. We're better off than a lot of places,
Speaker 5: but that's because we have moms, we have warriors, we
Speaker 5: have people that keep showing up day in and day
Speaker 5: out saying we're not selling for this, but so many
Speaker 5: people are just handing them over like sacrificial lamps, and
Speaker 5: I'm just like, you can't they require you to protect them.
Speaker 5: You know, we just get put in these situations that
Speaker 5: are very vulnerable, and people do not stick up for
Speaker 5: themselves and they basically just you know, kind of hand
Speaker 5: these kids over or they just don't understand.
Speaker 4: And so we try to prevent that.
Speaker 5: We try to teach people how to avoid that and
Speaker 5: to be smart and to make sure that you are
Speaker 5: exercising your rights. But unfortunately, we just don't live in
Speaker 5: a society that's very honest, and you know, it's just
Speaker 5: continuing to be a thing that people need to understand.
Speaker 4: It's not going away. So you got to wake up
Speaker 4: you got to want to be accountable.
Speaker 5: You have to learn. You know, I didn't ask to
Speaker 5: be in politics. I don't give shit about politics.
Speaker 4: I'm a nurse. I was designed to save people and
Speaker 4: want to help.
Speaker 5: And now I go to a legislative level and we're
Speaker 5: like talking to these people that have no clue about
Speaker 5: anything medical, but yet are making decisions for our communities.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, what the hell? Man?
Speaker 5: Like, absolutely not, this does not make sense. But you
Speaker 5: know what, they have lobbyists, they have big pharma, they
Speaker 5: have all this money that's poor bring in that tramples
Speaker 5: on us. And so we need people to want to
Speaker 5: get active and want to get involved and want to
Speaker 5: know what the hell is going on because we're losing
Speaker 5: our country and everything that comes with it, and people
Speaker 5: are just I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just don't know.
Speaker 7: Client.
Speaker 3: I agree with you one hundred percent, and I'm hoping
Speaker 3: that people will wake up before things have to get
Speaker 3: so bad that true radicalization has to take place, right, I'm.
Speaker 2: Hoping, But yeah, I guess we'll have to see how
Speaker 2: it shakes out.
Speaker 3: Nurse Nicole, you told us that you can give us
Speaker 3: an hour, and you gave us damn near two and
Speaker 3: a half. You are an absolute legend and thank you
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