Speaker 1: It starts, weren't and we're alive. You can watch us
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Speaker 1: got detail Jake Jacobs from Philadelphi, Hamas, I know, some
Speaker 1: wrong shooting unit. And we've got Greg Islands that are
Speaker 1: in the n c I S Visual Agents from Tennessee.
Speaker 1: So there's a weather down there by the way.
Speaker 2: Not too bad. It's pretty warm today. Wow, and I
Speaker 2: got a little sun, so I can't complain.
Speaker 1: Good. Hey, so we have breaking news. There were two
Speaker 1: I know Frank Porlato in Destgate. Reporter of Frank Porloto
Speaker 1: was going to try to meet us and join us there. Oh,
Speaker 1: there you go, Frank. Mysteriously you up here? Hey, So Frank,
Speaker 1: you've got breaking news. What is it?
Speaker 3: Well, it's uh, the sad demise of the prosecutor and
Speaker 3: the Jerry Sandowsky case. He passed away in December thirty
Speaker 3: first Joseph Hollywood, Joe mcgeddigan this seventy six, So he's.
Speaker 1: Part of the bill. Can you can you show the Yeah,
Speaker 1: so the age, he admits former prosecutor Feena Prosecutor Seena
Speaker 1: and Metagetti getting controlled twenty million dollars restaurant set up
Speaker 1: for the Jerry Santisky which's victim.
Speaker 3: That's accurate, right, Yeah, it is accurate, you know. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think from their perspective, they did all the work.
Speaker 3: Joe and Frank Fina did all the work. They created
Speaker 3: the story, they helped fabricate the story for Payden. You know,
Speaker 3: it reminds me a little bit of when when O
Speaker 3: J was complaining that everyone had books and we're making
Speaker 3: money off of his case. And he's the one that
Speaker 3: did the hard work.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. And it just so happens that although
Speaker 1: mcgeddigan is dead now at seveny six, Bean is still
Speaker 1: alive and mcguaeligan's previously believed to be paramore, which is
Speaker 1: his actual wife Gay And why is why is Gay
Speaker 1: on the on the trust fund? Well, so.
Speaker 3: I would say, all in the family.
Speaker 1: So it's a corrupt corruption family.
Speaker 3: Well it would seem you know that a guy, an
Speaker 3: incompoop by the name of Sebastian Payden says that Jerry
Speaker 3: Sandusky never molested him. Then he gets into the hands
Speaker 3: of Joe mcged again, and suddenly he's being told according
Speaker 3: to his mother, they'll never have to work a day
Speaker 3: in his life. And suddenly the story changes to he
Speaker 3: was raped every single weekend for one hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: six weekends straight, starved, held in a dungeon in a basement, screaming.
Speaker 3: But it was according to the story that mcgedd again
Speaker 3: and Peyden concocted with sound proof so nobody heard it.
Speaker 3: And then each weekend after he was raped, abuse, starved
Speaker 3: and screaming, he'd go to school all weekend, never tell
Speaker 3: anybody about the abuse, and then he come back the
Speaker 3: next weekend one hundred and fifty six. Great times, Jesus
Speaker 3: was Joe mcged again, and so then he pocketed. They
Speaker 3: pocketed this twenty million dollars settlement, and I estimate the
Speaker 3: mcgedigan and his wife made millions much more personally stuck
Speaker 3: to them than what Peyden, who they have on an
Speaker 3: allowance of I think it's now seventy five thousand a year.
Speaker 3: And my feeling is it's possible, just possible. Job the
Speaker 3: seven inch you're hearing, which we expect will reveal criminal
Speaker 3: exposure on the part of the late Joe mcgedigan, and
Speaker 3: I don't know his cause of death, but it may
Speaker 3: have contributed.
Speaker 1: A guilty consciously to Yeah, I've been in that dungeon.
Speaker 1: Dungeon tell you yeah, and we both probably talk to Doddie,
Speaker 1: I'm in the kitchen, and you can hear you perfectly
Speaker 1: well if you just did better.
Speaker 3: I talked to her from the basement when she was upstairs.
Speaker 1: I didn't have to scream, right, there was no scrapening.
Speaker 3: I just said dotty. She says, yes, I'm down here,
Speaker 3: I'm being abused.
Speaker 1: Yeah, story is and yeah, oh my god, it's a
Speaker 1: preposterous story. I'm sure you follow up on that, so
Speaker 1: we'll be anxiously awaiting. I do.
Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 3: I want to say one last thing, if anybody feels
Speaker 3: inclined to be sympathetic towards this criminal now, to cease
Speaker 3: to put an innocent man in prison. You know, he
Speaker 3: knew all the time that he had John Calhoun's or
Speaker 3: James Calhoun's us right well recording. He knew that, but
Speaker 3: he never told the jury, never told the judge that.
Speaker 3: He only said that James Calhoun was demented. And then
Speaker 3: they allowed a janitor to do a double hearsay. And
Speaker 3: I guess to sum up for those who don't know
Speaker 3: the man had absolute evidence a recording in his pocket
Speaker 3: that showed that Jerry did not abuse any boy in
Speaker 3: the shower, and he hid that from the jury and
Speaker 3: then got to someone else to testify that James Calhoun,
Speaker 3: the man who's recording he had set and told them opposite.
Speaker 3: And that was a distinct lie in the court. You
Speaker 3: can't trust this man, dead or alive. He was a
Speaker 3: sinister character.
Speaker 1: Thanks absolutely absolutely, Frank, thank you very much for kaman
Speaker 1: us enlightening us as to MC getting into depth. And
Speaker 1: we're looking forward to any reporting that you have.
Speaker 3: There'll be more.
Speaker 1: Okay, Thanks, thanks John, Frank, thank you very much. Okay,
Speaker 1: So we have two guests this episode.
Speaker 4: We've got.
Speaker 1: Pathologist doctor Roger Hodkinson and uh he is the first
Speaker 1: first physician in Canada to speak up publicly on the
Speaker 1: COVID madness and he's taken a front of uh the
Speaker 1: Canadian government as a result of that. Well do we
Speaker 1: have do we have him on yet? I guess not?
Speaker 1: And we also have Christine editor Christine Lyn Harvey of
Speaker 1: New Living and Independent Reporter. But we've had we've had
Speaker 1: doctor Hodgkinson on before, which is quite the quite the experience.
Speaker 1: I mean, he holds no bar, he doesn't hold anything
Speaker 1: anything pack Let's see here while we're waiting for doctor
Speaker 1: Hodgkinson and anything happening in your neck of the woods,
Speaker 1: Jacob with us.
Speaker 5: Well, he just got he just had his inauguration speech,
Speaker 5: well not innauguration, his re election speech a couple of
Speaker 5: days ago. Of course, he singled out Trump for a
Speaker 5: couple of things also as they all like to do,
Speaker 5: like walls and everything.
Speaker 4: But my new Year's uh, it's twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: I know this shirt is twenty twenty five because I
Speaker 5: tried to get Philadelphia to listen and vote that piece
Speaker 5: of crap out, but there mim screwed. So hopefully in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six we can inconcentrate this guy. I think,
Speaker 5: you know, like Black Minnesota, it's the same drift going
Speaker 5: on throughout this country. Yeah, and Krasner is, you know,
Speaker 5: one of the drifters. And I'm hoping that people wake
Speaker 5: up to what these guys are doing and stop saying
Speaker 5: he went that away like the old cartoons we used
Speaker 5: to watch.
Speaker 4: And you know, pointing at Trump while they rob you blind.
Speaker 4: It's impossible.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 5: I know we talked about Crashman, but it's impossible for
Speaker 5: you to have nineteen. And I think that's the long
Speaker 5: when they start talking about billions like that, when it
Speaker 5: goes from nine to eighteen to twenty. If they give
Speaker 5: you that numbers, it's probably tripling it.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: And in Philadelphia, get back to Krasnan, that was his
Speaker 5: whole exageration drift. You know, people are legally locked up,
Speaker 5: they fish, the cops are bad, the prostitutors are bad.
Speaker 5: And now once it's coming out that everything he told
Speaker 5: these courts is a lot, and he let murderers out.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, one of the murders he let out
Speaker 5: who got out and killed two editional people.
Speaker 1: I just saw Ralph. Ralph reported that, yes.
Speaker 5: Mister Garcia, if you want, if you use that term loosely,
Speaker 5: he just went after another guy right around the corner
Speaker 5: from we killed the sixty eight year old. I know
Speaker 5: the area ended up getting he ended up getting this
Speaker 5: come up and so to speak.
Speaker 2: Right around the corner.
Speaker 5: Which it wasn't like we were going to lock up
Speaker 5: the crash rooms in the locker, but it took it
Speaker 5: took someone else.
Speaker 4: They'd be probably going to be ready to horror to
Speaker 4: do this.
Speaker 5: So these guys don't care about the consequences of their actions,
Speaker 5: whether it's Somalian terrorists or Philadelphia murderers, they don't.
Speaker 4: They don't really care.
Speaker 5: So hopefully if these people can wake up in our government.
Speaker 5: I don't care what side of the alley on the
Speaker 5: Republican a Democrat. I'm getting to the point now, I
Speaker 5: don't care about what side, But they need to sit back.
Speaker 4: In do something about this. You know.
Speaker 5: And Greg, you're talking about Tennessee, the girl in in
Speaker 5: New York whom I'm downin me just want put in
Speaker 5: the office, want to take all your houses. Her mom
Speaker 5: lives in your neck of the woods in a couple
Speaker 5: of million our house. But she's saying white supremacy.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: It's the same.
Speaker 5: Grip in different forms that meta wolf size, depending on
Speaker 5: where you're at.
Speaker 4: But you can speak on that.
Speaker 3: Problem better than I can.
Speaker 2: It's Yeah, this is such a murky world we're living
Speaker 2: in right now, especially with the news the way it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, the the I was just watching some Uh.
Speaker 2: My weak spot is always economics. I don't I don't
Speaker 2: quite quite get that. You know, I'm very simplistic that
Speaker 2: two plus two equals four, and if you if you
Speaker 2: have to pay something where it's five dollars, then there's
Speaker 2: just your shit out of luck, right you know, So
Speaker 2: I like forty trillion dollars in debt or something like that,
Speaker 2: And the fact of the matter is is that every
Speaker 2: American would have to pay five hundred thousand dollars each
Speaker 2: to actually get out of debt right now to have
Speaker 2: our country god a debt.
Speaker 5: Well, the thing about it, Greg, also you talk about
Speaker 5: keep it simple, is that how do you going to
Speaker 5: Congress with five dollars in your pocket, get a fifty
Speaker 5: thousand dollars a year job, and two years later have
Speaker 5: thirty million dollars in the state where they're saying a
Speaker 5: legend all this fraud happened. It doesn't add up. You
Speaker 5: could do your taxes like that said, Hey, I got
Speaker 5: this job, I spent my last five dollars to get it.
Speaker 5: They're manning me a hundred thousand dollars, and two years
Speaker 5: later when I do my taxes, I'm worth thirty million,
Speaker 5: and no one seems to think. And meanwhile, getting back
Speaker 5: to your your point, but we're trillions of dollars in debt.
Speaker 4: So while that getting rich, our children are.
Speaker 5: Getting pummeled with this nonsense is going to be left
Speaker 5: upon in their shoulders. And they always do part of
Speaker 5: their grift. I'm talking about the government script. Here we
Speaker 5: go again, shut down, shut down. Everything always happens on
Speaker 5: the last day, and then you get all that pork
Speaker 5: or crap.
Speaker 4: In this fielding.
Speaker 5: No one seems to can figure out how it got indeed,
Speaker 5: which John, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No, that's true. So Tim Walls is not going for
Speaker 1: re election, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I heard us moving to Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good. I mean if it survives Tennessee.
Speaker 2: Well, I think we have a large amount of missing
Speaker 2: persons down here. You better stable himself to the floor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, generally. When you mentioned that yesterday offline, we got
Speaker 1: to follow up on that. That's very interesting. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: an incredible amount of missing human beings in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: It seems like they always walk off Broadway towards that river.
Speaker 4: You never see him again.
Speaker 2: Nashville's a horrible I guess.
Speaker 4: The Nuba Triangle. I guess you got.
Speaker 1: They got a great bunch of ball games, though it's
Speaker 1: true they just had the Division one championship. Did you
Speaker 1: see any of that? I did? Yeah, that was a
Speaker 1: great game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Vanderbilt. Uh and and you know the balls are
Speaker 2: They're always you know, pretty interesting games to watch.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately I didn't see it. How did Pavia do?
Speaker 1: Uh? Guys, well, he kind of screwed himself. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: or he could have said, you know, he could have
Speaker 1: said I was the runner up to the Heisman Trophy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but instead he tried to you know, slam down other people,
Speaker 1: which it would make him look much better if you
Speaker 1: just said, hey, it's a pleasure being the runner up
Speaker 1: to the Heisman Trophy. Congratulations in Mendoza. Hey, but I'm
Speaker 1: gonna work runner up man.
Speaker 5: I did see Mendulza. I did see that game, and
Speaker 5: I think he or w bit of the Heisman. And
Speaker 5: plus there's Indiana still in the bold thing. So and
Speaker 5: Van Will didn't make it even though they played it
Speaker 5: good season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it seems just disjointed this year for some reason.
Speaker 1: They need to get it straightened out. John.
Speaker 5: I think you're just saying that because Penstate had to
Speaker 5: go to the pinch Trape all the way.
Speaker 1: You were, you know where they beat Clemson.
Speaker 4: Yes, and I'm sure you were happy. I'm sure you
Speaker 4: were happy when they did that.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the thing. Apparently thirty two of Iowa
Speaker 1: States guys are going to be Penn States CAUs. Yes,
Speaker 1: so including a couple of the coaches are coming to
Speaker 1: I believe, yeah, that Terry guy from the interim coach
Speaker 1: will be on board. Okay, apparently the doctor is having
Speaker 1: difficulty get on the Canadian government is.
Speaker 4: I would be.
Speaker 5: Surprisedly putting a little spike in his something with doctor Hockinson.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, I believe they.
Speaker 4: You know, they definitely had a reason too. You know.
Speaker 5: I'm sure we'll touch on a little bit more when
Speaker 5: when the doctor gets on. But these are things that
Speaker 5: we talked about for years down when this thing first
Speaker 5: happened in doctor Hockinson and doctor Conrad and people spoke
Speaker 5: of this. Not all this stuff is coming out, and
Speaker 5: it's interesting with doctor Hockinson and Christine and Harvey who's
Speaker 5: coming on a little later. I don't know if you
Speaker 5: guys saw the my High stuff today with the new
Speaker 5: food pyramid, So.
Speaker 1: New food Paermo, Yes, our audience doesn't have a food
Speaker 1: pyramid anymore.
Speaker 5: Well, no, they well he inverted it. He said, Uh,
Speaker 5: it's all this process stuff. But I'm sure Christine's going
Speaker 5: to get into. But all this stuff is intertwined with this.
Speaker 5: Foremar we're talking about with walls. You know, you got
Speaker 5: people in Georgia. They're getting in dited for the COVID funds.
Speaker 5: This Amoli stuff was COVID partially covetated. A lot of
Speaker 5: it happened before COVID. You know, whether it was childcare
Speaker 5: or medicate. You know, you're going to find it in California,
Speaker 5: You're going to find it in Pilson Day, especially in Philadelphia.
Speaker 5: So it's going to be our I think we got
Speaker 5: the doctors.
Speaker 4: I can stop talking.
Speaker 1: Did we get the doctor? Did the doctor? Come on?
Speaker 1: I'll do that.
Speaker 4: Chet done it?
Speaker 2: No, I got INTERVIEWD to tracking tracking government funds, there's
Speaker 2: all these different forms of like mips, uh, and there's
Speaker 2: there's direct MIPS and reimbursement MIPS and and you have
Speaker 2: to when you're working in the government, that's how they
Speaker 2: move money around. And uh, there's different colors of it.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: So like when we actually got we had a government
Speaker 2: shut down, I'm thinking it was like two it was
Speaker 2: like twenty eleven or twelve, and uh, this half the
Speaker 2: office got gutted and it had to go on furlough,
Speaker 2: and it was all because of what color of the
Speaker 2: money was that I actually paid for your bin. You know,
Speaker 2: when we can account in the government for our money
Speaker 2: like that, there's no reason why we can't account for
Speaker 2: this kind of money. You know, It's hard for me
Speaker 2: to buy that both. It seems to me that both
Speaker 2: both sides, Republicans and Democrats, are guilty of it and
Speaker 2: they don't want to actually get it under control. It's
Speaker 2: kind of my two cents on that part of it, though, correct.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're they're both still and how can you not
Speaker 5: tracktic It's impossible?
Speaker 6: And then you have.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 2: I like the sound.
Speaker 1: And so we were talking a couple yesterday, Craig and
Speaker 1: I about taking over hotels. When we take over to hotels,
Speaker 1: we had an Spionace case. I guess we can say
Speaker 1: that now it's been so many years ago. Spion Ice
Speaker 1: case in Delaware where the where we had to overtake
Speaker 1: two hotels. What would they do now what it happened
Speaker 1: in We had so many weapons in that hotel that
Speaker 1: you know, they just kept away from us, basically cleaned
Speaker 1: the rum and left. That was it. Yeah, But.
Speaker 5: Speaking of hotels, I'm sure you guys saw the thing
Speaker 5: with the ICE agents and the homeless security people not
Speaker 5: being about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why it came up. That's why I came up.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if you also saw today that
Speaker 5: there's been some sort of officer involved shooting involving ICE
Speaker 5: agents in Minneapolis today.
Speaker 4: It happened about a couple of hours ago.
Speaker 5: It's still unclear at least I haven't gotten the updates
Speaker 5: or whether it's an ICE agent who was shot or
Speaker 5: an ICE agent who was shot someone so, but it
Speaker 5: was a large protest. People ran in vehicles. But the
Speaker 5: mayor made a statement that the agents are causing this harm.
Speaker 5: So it comes to time when you just got to
Speaker 5: lock these people up. I don't care whether they're a mayor,
Speaker 5: a governor or whoever. You can't and a bet the
Speaker 5: enity and people don't want to say, oh, we're not
Speaker 5: in war.
Speaker 1: We're not in war.
Speaker 5: We've been in war for sometimes. You guys know it,
Speaker 5: it's not everything's not dropping like John just talked about guns.
Speaker 5: Everything's not kinetic.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: We got the Venezuelan ullships. That's you you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, that's or that's economic war. You got these drugs,
Speaker 5: that's fitting off. That's chemical warfare. You got all you
Speaker 5: got the processed foods that we're going to talk about,
Speaker 5: that's all warfare against us. Because when your kids are
Speaker 5: dying at the age of twenty five or can't join
Speaker 5: the service because of juvenile diabetes and hypertension and high
Speaker 5: blood pressure because of all the processed.
Speaker 4: Foods, these are acts of war.
Speaker 5: And when we got people in Minnesota sending money that
Speaker 5: they stole from us to a terrorist group, and your
Speaker 5: Mayriorage coming out and saying where the problem, I think
Speaker 5: that's we.
Speaker 4: Need to look into somewhere. And all those laws, I
Speaker 4: think we can find something.
Speaker 3: That chargeable.
Speaker 1: Well, I think I think obstruction of justice.
Speaker 4: I'm like, we gotta go a little harder today. I
Speaker 4: think we need some subeditions, like like like they would
Speaker 4: like to use the worst additional infection, treason we got.
Speaker 1: We got the doctor.
Speaker 4: Okay, now he's gonna talk a little different than active.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as soon as we can, as soon as I
Speaker 1: can see he's on fire, though I know the producer
Speaker 1: is trying to go trying to get him on. So
Speaker 1: we had him for a second. Let's just get him
Speaker 1: a couple of minutes.
Speaker 2: Together, Jake, So why aren't we doing it? Why aren't
Speaker 2: we arrested somebody?
Speaker 4: I think part of it is everyone's involved.
Speaker 5: You know, I keep going back. We just had January six,
Speaker 5: and you had these idiots. We all know January six
Speaker 5: was froud, but look at their warfare. You got all
Speaker 5: these people in government with a candidlight visual for a lie.
Speaker 5: And you know by of the reason we had these
Speaker 5: First Amendment protections. It's like when Pa Ravere was running saying,
Speaker 5: the British Wire Company is to give the people information
Speaker 5: so that they can help themselves, to protect themselves and
Speaker 5: also protect this country.
Speaker 1: But when you have a.
Speaker 5: Media that we had and the government that we had,
Speaker 5: if they're all complicit in this criminal activity in some way,
Speaker 5: shape or form, then who's going to do something about it.
Speaker 5: They took them, They impeached Trump twice, They locked up
Speaker 5: the J six ers for.
Speaker 4: Years.
Speaker 5: They shot Ashley Babbitt, you know, and killed her. No
Speaker 5: one's you know, they placed pipe. I really agree or
Speaker 5: disagree about who did it or who didn't do it.
Speaker 5: That's that's still to be determined at a later date.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't make any sense that we have no
Speaker 5: answers or no one gets anything. There's no indictments. You know,
Speaker 5: you got people now who's saying get Maduro? Or now
Speaker 5: you got Maduro?
Speaker 4: Why'd you gonna get Maduro?
Speaker 5: It's these people are crazy, and we keep allowing it
Speaker 5: to happen. And unless, unless we follow suit with what
Speaker 5: our founders could. It ain't just upon the government to
Speaker 5: echo what the founders wanted. Sometimes it goes back to
Speaker 5: the people, is what the top of that document says.
Speaker 5: It comes to time when the people gotta take care
Speaker 5: of their own constitution. We can't let activist judges that
Speaker 5: they want to call them, or this corrupt congress person
Speaker 5: or senator or governor. We can't continue to allow them
Speaker 5: to do this to our country because pretty soon, and
Speaker 5: I believe it's in Venezuela situation, is an awful good
Speaker 5: three dimensional, four dimensional or even eight dimensional.
Speaker 4: Chess would by the president and his in his National
Speaker 4: security stand because Venezuela was doing a lot.
Speaker 5: You know, you talk about the voting if you want to,
Speaker 5: if you want to save the twenty twenty what's stolen?
Speaker 4: I'm going to shut up right now that I believe
Speaker 4: we got doctor Hopkinson backstage.
Speaker 1: Those we have, Oh, doctor, doctor, thank you very much
Speaker 1: for joining us. Doctor Hockinson wanted my pleasure, the first
Speaker 1: Canadian physician to uh uh you know, attack the COVID theory.
Speaker 1: So we're lucky to have you. We had you in
Speaker 1: the past and uh you were very enlightening. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much for taking the time to be with.
Speaker 6: Us, my pleasure.
Speaker 1: How sir, how are things going up there are in Canada?
Speaker 1: Canadian government?
Speaker 6: You're talking about canadi Stan, the communist Republic of my god,
Speaker 6: very good. Yes, yeah, we're we're we're dying to be
Speaker 6: independent here in Alberta from the madness that's going on Federally.
Speaker 6: We'll never join the States, unfortunately, but nonetheless, hope springs eternal.
Speaker 1: Jesus.
Speaker 3: Now you're you're.
Speaker 1: Pre mirror. Is her last name is Smith? Is that right?
Speaker 6: That's right, Daniel Smith?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, you know her push right. She's she's interested
Speaker 1: in in uh seceding and joining you.
Speaker 6: No she's not. She's no, no, no, no no, She's
Speaker 6: interested in her own career and always has been. She's
Speaker 6: a opptunist. Ah, now we get the real story. She'll
Speaker 6: back to chill, back who I was winning?
Speaker 1: Oh God, Oh my god. So doctor, uh, well, Bill,
Speaker 1: we have a we have a gifts and go for
Speaker 1: the doctor who is uh fighting the uh Guinean government.
Speaker 1: At the same time he's doing a bunch of things
Speaker 1: to say people, do we have that good giftsen go address?
Speaker 1: We can leave up there? Sure does that? Doctor? Does
Speaker 1: that look right?
Speaker 4: Can you see that?
Speaker 5: H Doctor Hottins said when we I think the last
Speaker 5: time you were on was that throwing the truckers situation?
Speaker 6: Sorry, could you repeat the question?
Speaker 4: I said, the last time we had you on was
Speaker 4: that throwing the truckers situation?
Speaker 6: I'm not I'm not sure. I was with the truckers
Speaker 6: in Ottawa.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, I think it was.
Speaker 6: It was the proudest moments in my life.
Speaker 4: And that was the COVID thing.
Speaker 5: I think Canada actually got on board with fighting that
Speaker 5: this nonsense, these mandates with the truckers prior to us
Speaker 5: really jumping on board. I think the truckers were the
Speaker 5: first one to let anyone know that. You know, ironically,
Speaker 5: was Canada you talk about joining the States or not
Speaker 5: doing in the States. It was the truckers who actually
Speaker 5: put forth the violation of rights force some people to
Speaker 5: take vaccines or wear a mask, and that's I think
Speaker 5: that's what you.
Speaker 6: No, I was before the truckers. Yeah, yes, I was
Speaker 6: the first to speak up in Canada medically and take
Speaker 6: the bullets that happened. The wall has closed in over
Speaker 6: five years and that's the reason for my gifts and
Speaker 6: go appeal.
Speaker 1: But no, I was.
Speaker 6: I was with the truckers. We had a famous breakfast
Speaker 6: meeting with the family when I was offered a plane ride,
Speaker 6: private plane ride to Ottawa. The next day, Doctor Eric
Speaker 6: Payne in Calgary called me said, hey, Roch, do you
Speaker 6: want to do you want to take the seat to
Speaker 6: Ottawa tomorrow? And and the family said yes, do it.
Speaker 1: So I did it. So I have things I mean
Speaker 1: that was That was on inspiring. What do you guys
Speaker 1: do with the truckers up there particularly?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was on the stage every day with illustrious people.
Speaker 6: It wasn't just me by any means. Tomorrow, Leach was there,
Speaker 6: Brian Peckford, the ex Premier of Newfoundland, a solid, solid individual,
Speaker 6: Doctor Paul Alexander was there, Eric Payne, Julie Poiness. It
Speaker 6: was a most momentous time.
Speaker 1: It was exercise in watching you every day on TV
Speaker 1: and very enlightening. You were telling the real story when
Speaker 1: they were trying to get out there next.
Speaker 6: And the significant thing is that everything I said then
Speaker 6: was an understatement of what we know now. I'm totally vindicated,
Speaker 6: but still being prosecuted. Persecuted. You might say, the process
Speaker 6: is the punishment by the College of Physicians a surgeons
Speaker 6: so cold of Alberta.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable because it's it is it because of their protocol?
Speaker 1: You know in the US, when you uh go off
Speaker 1: the reservation, so to speak, with the medical protocols, you know,
Speaker 1: you get banished kind of right. Uh, same thing with
Speaker 1: these hospitals here. For instance, if somebody has cancer and
Speaker 1: they they're trying to take it from COVID and they're
Speaker 1: trying to take an option optional. Uh you know, uh
Speaker 1: position where you're taking alternative drugs. You know that the
Speaker 1: doctors will to write you off because you're you're not
Speaker 1: following their protocol. And I I recently had a conversation
Speaker 1: with doctor. Maybe we should ask you this. You know
Speaker 1: now they have teams as opposed to just having a doctor.
Speaker 1: They have a team. Is that team so they can
Speaker 1: blame each other.
Speaker 7: Or what?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: I don't think that's actually going on. It depends upon
Speaker 6: the country, of course. In the States, with the control
Speaker 6: that hospitals have over the physicians with privileges there, and
Speaker 6: the control that the Academy of American Pedeologists pediatricians have
Speaker 6: over all pediatricians, the dictats are coming centrally. They're not
Speaker 6: coming from any collegial discussion in front of the patient.
Speaker 1: Wow. So I had a conversation with the you know,
Speaker 1: first of all, they have this team and they run
Speaker 1: things by each other, I guess multi dimensional teams. I
Speaker 1: was just asking them for uh, you know, informational purposes.
Speaker 1: And I talked to the doctor, I said, what is
Speaker 1: going on with our medical system now? And she said,
Speaker 1: this is the head, the head of this team, the
Speaker 1: head of the and she said, our medical institution is
Speaker 1: being crushed by the weight of the rest of the
Speaker 1: medical profession. You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's right. It's it's it's top down, and
Speaker 6: that's why it's so difficult to counter it. If you
Speaker 6: try to counter it in the States, you will lose
Speaker 6: your hospital privileges, so you may end up losing your
Speaker 6: medical license. You may also lose your academic position. They've
Speaker 6: got three different ways of getting at.
Speaker 1: You, boy, that's all accomplishing three options to hang you.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 4: You know you said that, you know it's still going
Speaker 4: to this day.
Speaker 5: I know we're talking about a while back, twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: I believe, so we're looking at four years later and
Speaker 5: you're saying it's still trying to crush you because of
Speaker 5: what you came out and said and spoke about. With
Speaker 5: the vaccines, That's right. Why is it that you believe
Speaker 5: that they're they has so much venom towards you to
Speaker 5: because of it.
Speaker 6: Well, you can't fix stupidity, can you. No, the evidence
Speaker 6: is overwhelming. Look, just the evidence is mounting daily. If
Speaker 6: I could just give you a very quick run through,
Speaker 6: we could explore each one of these if you wish,
Speaker 6: but yes, please, yes, just a machine gun kind of
Speaker 6: presentation of the significant recent events. There's recently been a
Speaker 6: consensus between three independent researchers using different data sets, that
Speaker 6: the number of deaths in the USA directly due to
Speaker 6: the so called vaccine, which is not, of course, it's
Speaker 6: genetic engineering. Those estimates range from four hundred to eight
Speaker 6: hundred thousand directly attributable to the so called vaccine. Four
Speaker 6: hundred to eight hundred thousand deaths in the USA have
Speaker 6: been hidden up hidden from public scrutiny. Next point, the
Speaker 6: expert committee of the CDC that was supposed to recommend
Speaker 6: changes to the vaccine schedule recommended that a black box
Speaker 6: be put on every vial of the so called mRNA
Speaker 6: vaccine that was rejected by the CDC. The black box rejection,
Speaker 6: despite four hundred to eight hundred thousand deaths, was rejected.
Speaker 6: There's probably been another issue, probably been a Faustian deal
Speaker 6: between Trump and Buller which goes something like this, Trump
Speaker 6: I wanted a radical reduction in the cost of pharmaceuticals
Speaker 6: right across the board, to which Buller said, I've got
Speaker 6: no way of confirming this. This is supposition to which
Speaker 6: Buller said, no problem, sir, just one condition, hands off
Speaker 6: the mRNA vaccine.
Speaker 1: Is that a deal?
Speaker 6: Trump said, yes, end of story. Recently, just two days ago,
Speaker 6: there was a radical reduction in the recommendations of the
Speaker 6: CDC for the childhood vaccination schedule, radically reducing it, which
Speaker 6: is a move in the right direction. But we must
Speaker 6: remember that recent studies have shown that totally unvaccinated children
Speaker 6: are much healthier in every respect. Than vaccinated children. I'm
Speaker 6: not talking about the COVID vaccine now, I'm talking about
Speaker 6: the vaccine schedule. It's also been shown that the number
Speaker 6: of doses that you have as a child directly correlates
Speaker 6: to the incidence of autism. So this movie is in
Speaker 6: the right direction. But a recent paper by Dr mccullor
Speaker 6: from the McCullough Foundation documented that the children in Denmark
Speaker 6: with this reduced vaccine schedule, they do better better than
Speaker 6: the children in the States with the current the previous
Speaker 6: vaccine show. In other words, it's moving in the right direction.
Speaker 6: We we do know that, you know, this is politics
Speaker 6: in action. This this the veiled hand of Big Farmer
Speaker 6: involved in all these decisions. And the supposition is, of
Speaker 6: course we never can get to the truth. The supposition
Speaker 6: is that Susie Wales, the chief of staff ex senior
Speaker 6: lobbyist for Big Farmer, is the guardian of the gate
Speaker 6: that basically has a very clear understanding with Kennedy, Battacharia,
Speaker 6: McCary and so on that you're free to do anything
Speaker 6: you want making out America healthy again. But read my lips.
Speaker 6: Your job's in the swing back off the mRNA vaccines.
Speaker 4: So is that what age with the Denmark schedule with vaccines, and.
Speaker 5: I think within the last couple of days because of
Speaker 5: what you just described is the autism and all the
Speaker 5: other health side effects of supposedly the vaccine that's supposed
Speaker 5: to help American and American children has actually harmed them.
Speaker 5: And the vaccines scheduled the Denmark use is out Denmark
Speaker 5: Billy news that we're going this way. So Susie said,
Speaker 5: you can do that, Jay, and I forgot the first
Speaker 5: name with the other doctor, but you can do that.
Speaker 5: But you gotta lay off mRNA because Mr Na there's
Speaker 5: some serious damage.
Speaker 4: To this country.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's let's let's dig into that, because there's one
Speaker 6: other thing that is about to happen that has not
Speaker 6: yet happened. That is the most important thing. I want
Speaker 6: to say. Everyone thinks that COVID is over lived with
Speaker 6: it move on. No, No, emphatically no, because of a
Speaker 6: study that's about to be undertaken. He happens to be
Speaker 6: a Canadian Dr David Speaker SPI spe I c H E. R,
Speaker 6: a molecular biologist in Gwelph. What is deeply concerning to
Speaker 6: all of us is quite apart from this catastrophic slaughter
Speaker 6: from this so called vaccine is the possibility which is
Speaker 6: the nature of the study or probability. More like, that
Speaker 6: the mRNA, the RNA in this so called vaccine has
Speaker 6: been reverse transcribed, as we say, into permanent incorporation in
Speaker 6: our DNA. Now, wow, the way he's going about this
Speaker 6: is in two steps. He already the nature of the
Speaker 6: sample is seamen. He is looking for the permanent incorporation
Speaker 6: of RNA into DNA in spermatozoa in men who are
Speaker 6: being vaccinated. If that is shown to be the case,
Speaker 6: the next step is to show that in an unvexed
Speaker 6: child of two vexed parents that the child has incorporation
Speaker 6: of the DNA in their own genome. Let me translate
Speaker 6: that into the significance of it. First off, it's an
Speaker 6: instant Nobel Prize because this is the most important study
Speaker 6: ever in medical history for the very simple reason that
Speaker 6: it means that therefore no reason whatsoever, essentially another episode
Speaker 6: of flu for no reason whatsoever. If he can show this,
Speaker 6: it means that humanity has been changed forever and ever
Speaker 6: and ever, with sequential passage into every generation. If that's
Speaker 6: not bad enough, the other important aspect of this is
Speaker 6: we haven't a clue what it will do, except it
Speaker 6: won't be good, because anytime you tinker around with a
Speaker 6: magnificent perfection of the human genome, you do not expect
Speaker 6: a positive outcome. It could well be that it will
Speaker 6: have an additional dramatic effect on fertility, which is already
Speaker 6: there from the VACS itself acting on the over it.
Speaker 6: It could well be that they're simultaneously a reduction in
Speaker 6: fertility as well as an increase in mortality from cancer
Speaker 6: and other conditions. Net result a reduction in the population,
Speaker 6: not by intent. I'm not into the genocide camp at
Speaker 6: all as a conspiracy theory, and we can get into that,
Speaker 6: but the net result could effectively be a genocide because
Speaker 6: of reduced fertility and increased deaths. That is something that
Speaker 6: we believe is likely to happen because of this mad
Speaker 6: experiment on humanity in which the majority of the world's
Speaker 6: population has been injected with this stuff without a goddamn
Speaker 6: clue about what it will do long term. Quite apart
Speaker 6: from the short term, the four hundred thousand, eight hundred
Speaker 6: deaths in the USA that's chicken feed compared with what
Speaker 6: could happen now. When that hits mainstream press, be prepared
Speaker 6: for a revulsion that is unimaginable, when lay people understand
Speaker 6: that they have been changed and their children have been
Speaker 6: changed forever and ever, with totally unknown consequences for no
Speaker 6: reason whatsoever, be prepared for a degree of revulsion that
Speaker 6: is currently unimaginable.
Speaker 5: Well, I believe, And I want you to tell everyone.
Speaker 5: I know your airs, because I know what you want
Speaker 5: to say. It's a common person with this nonsense. And
Speaker 5: that's your friend Anthony. And if do you think he
Speaker 5: knew and should he be placed somelyre? I know you,
Speaker 5: I know you already say what he needs to be.
Speaker 5: But since he's the result aid his hands on this
Speaker 5: COVID and now we have these problems, these catastrophic e
Speaker 5: vestments things. I think it was intentional. You may not
Speaker 5: know who says you don't believe in the conspiracy theory.
Speaker 5: I think it was intentional or some type of chemical.
Speaker 4: Weapon that was being developed. I could be wrong. I'm
Speaker 4: out as I don't have your expertise.
Speaker 5: I just think it was something some sort of chemical
Speaker 5: weapon that was being developed by this guy look Malone.
Speaker 6: Not that I have the greatest respect for him because
Speaker 6: he's late to the party and he's not fessing up
Speaker 6: about his involvement early on in this this manufacturing process.
Speaker 6: But I heard this verse from Malone, so first to
Speaker 6: attribute something to him dual function research. What that means
Speaker 6: is simultaneously with the gain of function as matter as
Speaker 6: that is an existential threat to humanity as matters. Gain
Speaker 6: of function is it is married to an ability to
Speaker 6: produce an mr Anda vaccine in the shortest possible time.
Speaker 6: The whole episode that we've been through was from start
Speaker 6: to finish a DoD exercise. It was nothing to do
Speaker 6: with an intentional release. It was originated from a lab
Speaker 6: with notorious biosafety issues. With gain of function, it escaped.
Speaker 6: Now what the DoD realized was in short order. This
Speaker 6: is a huge opportunity to trial run the manual on
Speaker 6: the shelf for a real bioterrorism threat, in which we
Speaker 6: go through warp speed development of this vaccine and we
Speaker 6: put it out there as a trial run to see
Speaker 6: how we would react if North Korea or Iran or
Speaker 6: China did something even worse. Because you'd want your frontline people,
Speaker 6: your army, and your police to be protected, and you
Speaker 6: didn't give a damn. How many of those people died
Speaker 6: because it was experimental, eighty percent of them would survive
Speaker 6: to defend the country. That's the nature of dual function research.
Speaker 6: The whole thing was a DoD exercise from start to finish.
Speaker 6: Felt she was just the front end stooge, the literly
Speaker 6: putchian who'd achieved nothing in his life, but had all
Speaker 6: the money back by the person who was really running
Speaker 6: the show. That was Colonel Burke's ex army. She was
Speaker 6: the person orchestrating the entire program from production to delivery
Speaker 6: to use internationally. Jesus, just let me elaborate on one
Speaker 6: final thing. Why was this not in a genocide? In
Speaker 6: intentional genocide? The reasons are many, but the main ones
Speaker 6: of these. First of all, it didn't kill enough people
Speaker 6: if you wanted to kill look, even four hundred thousand
Speaker 6: people in the States is a fraction of one percent.
Speaker 6: It didn't kill enough people first off. Secondly, there was
Speaker 6: no evidence of and how many it could kill because
Speaker 6: they'd not done any of experimentation of that nature. But thirdly,
Speaker 6: something of this magnitude internationally, if it had been a plan,
Speaker 6: a coordinated attack on killing a significant portion of humanity.
Speaker 6: If that was in fact the intent, you would have
Speaker 6: expected by now at least one whistleblower who couldn't live
Speaker 6: with him or herself to have gone public and said,
Speaker 6: this is actually what we were told to do to
Speaker 6: kill people. That hasn't happened. So for those reasons, I'm
Speaker 6: adamant that this was not an intent genocide. It was
Speaker 6: an opportunistic time for the do o D to operationalize
Speaker 6: a trial run that they were lusting to do, and
Speaker 6: it didn't matter how many people got killed in the process.
Speaker 1: Jesus christ We're also we're joined by editor or editor
Speaker 1: Christine Lynn Harvey of New He's an independent journalist from
Speaker 1: New Living. Uh. Christine's doctor Roger Hodkinson, Canadian doctor the
Speaker 1: first to call out COVID, myself, Jake, Detective Jake Jacobs,
Speaker 1: and Special Agent Greg Highlands to so everybody knows who's
Speaker 1: on but Christine, we'd really appreciated. I know that the
Speaker 1: doctor has a Gifts and Go for he's being attacked
Speaker 1: by the Canadian government for telling the truth. Can get
Speaker 1: his word out with that Gifts and Go. If you
Speaker 1: have the ability to do that, that would be helpful.
Speaker 6: Sorry about the interruption.
Speaker 4: That's okay.
Speaker 1: Doctor.
Speaker 4: As another question for you, why do you think that covid.
Speaker 5: Attacked like people would high pretension and high blood pressure
Speaker 5: and diabetes. Why do you seem like those people were
Speaker 5: the most at risk from the covid and then after
Speaker 5: that the vaccine.
Speaker 6: If there's a reason that you will the principal cause
Speaker 6: of all the problems, whether it's from the infection or
Speaker 6: the vaccin scene, particularly from the vaccine, which killed Muaame
Speaker 6: way more than the infection ever did. If you subtract
Speaker 6: out the deaths from the respirators and medaslam in Britain
Speaker 6: and so on, if you take those out of the
Speaker 6: equation as absolute matt interventions medically, covid itself killed very
Speaker 6: few people, and even those people could have been saved
Speaker 6: with more appropriate use of antibiotics early on. So you know,
Speaker 6: that's that's my answer to the treatment. The treatment side
Speaker 6: of it. What was specifically denied was evidence early on
Speaker 6: that ivermectin might help, along with eloquist and vitamin D
Speaker 6: and so on. In other words, the mccullor protocol and
Speaker 6: Dr McCullough, the McCullough Foundation, a dear friend of mine.
Speaker 6: He actually helped me through COVID personally, for which I'll
Speaker 6: be eternally drateful. So that's the essence of the you know,
Speaker 6: the treatment side of it. I should make it clear
Speaker 6: that before COVID, I was not an anti vaxxer and
Speaker 6: I am not an anti vaxxer. Now, just for the record,
Speaker 6: for those people listening who want to get at me
Speaker 6: for spreading misinformation, what I what I do expect in
Speaker 6: the future is evidence based medicine that vaccines of any
Speaker 6: type actually not only work but are safe. Very important,
Speaker 6: veryone to realize is that when Dr Plotkin P L
Speaker 6: O T K I N. Doctor Plotkin is recognized as
Speaker 6: the Grandfather of vaccinology, he wrote the standard text that's
Speaker 6: used in every medical school, The Father of Vaccinology. When
Speaker 6: he was deposed by Aaron Siri understand essentially said and
Speaker 6: I paraphrase, there has never been a safety trial according
Speaker 6: to the usual rigorous standards of any vaccine.
Speaker 4: Ever.
Speaker 6: That is from the horse's mouth of the father of vaccinology.
Speaker 6: Now that's a staggering statement. It shows the power of
Speaker 6: big Farmer and the immunity that they have because of
Speaker 6: the prep act to be totally totally free to make
Speaker 6: money from a product which has no track record, no
Speaker 6: evidence of safety. That's why this whole episode is so
Speaker 6: significant in medical history to pull into question the evidence
Speaker 6: for not just vaccines, but what other drugs did the
Speaker 6: CDC pass through as okay for human use? What else
Speaker 6: is out there because of the pirouette that happens from
Speaker 6: the top layer of the CDC into big farmer boardrooms.
Speaker 6: They're bought and paid for, just like the US media
Speaker 6: is bought and paid for. What other evidence is out there?
Speaker 6: And we don't know? And that's a very, very worrying
Speaker 6: time for a traditional dark like meat. Because the vast
Speaker 6: majority of medical conditions, except for surgery, cancer, the vast
Speaker 6: majority are chronic conditions for which we have no clue
Speaker 6: as to the cause hypotension, depression, arthritis, diabetes, etc.
Speaker 1: Etc.
Speaker 6: What we cure virtually nothing. What we do is give
Speaker 6: you a thing called a four letter word, a pill.
Speaker 6: And when the doctor is giving you that prescription, he
Speaker 6: says two words that you don't understand. He or she
Speaker 6: will always say this, try this, try this, because the
Speaker 6: certainty of it working is not known. Can you imagine
Speaker 6: what it's like to be a traditional dog who's suddenly
Speaker 6: aware of the intense corruption in medicine that undercuts the
Speaker 6: very basis of trust in prescribing a drug for your
Speaker 6: patient in front of you. That trust is evaporated between
Speaker 6: us and the authorities, and the trust is also evaporated
Speaker 6: because of COVID. The trust is also evaporated between us
Speaker 6: and our patients because our patients now don't trust their
Speaker 6: doctor because their doctor pushed something on them that could
Speaker 6: kill them, and they did it for one reason and
Speaker 6: one reason only, being petrified of losing their income. That
Speaker 6: has meant the trust that normally happened when you closed
Speaker 6: the consulting door and you had a confidential conversation with
Speaker 6: your patient, that trust has gone. And we built that.
Speaker 6: We built that trust over centuries, and you don't get
Speaker 6: it back.
Speaker 1: That's true. Hey, we're going to take a brief break,
Speaker 1: both of you. Can you stick with us after the break?
Speaker 1: I certainly wanted. We've got a ton of questions and
Speaker 1: I also want to go through this gifts and go again.
Speaker 1: So we can we take a break and we'll come
Speaker 1: right back.
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Speaker 10: Dude, So you don't care about his light.
Speaker 11: You just care about covering up your little top secret
Speaker 11: stuff going on.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, this man's dying.
Speaker 9: How dare you put these people in the military to
Speaker 9: defend us and then when they come out, you just
Speaker 9: kick them to the curve.
Speaker 1: And we're back. Hey, I wanted to uh reintroduce you
Speaker 1: to who we have a special guests. We have Talkedtor
Speaker 1: Roger Htkinson from Canada. He's the first physician in Canada
Speaker 1: to speak up publicly about the COVID madness. And then
Speaker 1: we've got editor and uh independent journalist Christine Lynn Harvey
Speaker 1: from New Living magazine New Living who we've had him before.
Speaker 1: Both both we've had hoot both before and there are
Speaker 1: awesome guests. And then we have Detective Jake Jacobs from
Speaker 1: Philo off your homicide and the outsourd World shooting unit.
Speaker 1: And we have a veteran UNCIA A special agent, Greg
Speaker 1: Islands from Tennessee, and I'm John Stedden, veteran n t
Speaker 1: i S Special agent. So we appreciate both of you
Speaker 1: being with us. Doctor you have I wanted to touch
Speaker 1: based on this right away. You have a gifts and
Speaker 1: go you basically you're under attacked by the Canadian government
Speaker 1: for your UH enlightenment early on. It's a gifts and
Speaker 1: Go and people can reach it by by going to
Speaker 1: that website. Right as far as you know, it looks good.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you very much, really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: No, I think the pleasures ours. I mean, yeah, put
Speaker 4: your nick out there. That's what happens exactly.
Speaker 1: If you if you recall if you were following the
Speaker 1: truck or convoy at all in Canada, you saw doctor
Speaker 1: Hodkinson every day at press conference, every day at Ottawa,
Speaker 1: you know, trying to beat back the falsehoods and give
Speaker 1: you the truth. And it was enlightening to see him
Speaker 1: tell us what the hell was going on actually going on?
Speaker 1: And to have faith and somebody liked doctor Rodkinson was
Speaker 1: a miracle during that time frame. And we've got we
Speaker 1: still have them. So we've got to be able to
Speaker 1: have somebody we can trust, and we can certainly trust
Speaker 1: doctor Rodkinson. And I appreciate you taking the time to
Speaker 1: be with us. Christy, can you can you bring that
Speaker 1: to you to your readers? Do you think? Sorry?
Speaker 6: Really good?
Speaker 11: I just posted in an article on the subject at
Speaker 11: New Living News dot substack dot com.
Speaker 10: But what they failed to mention that important.
Speaker 11: I didn't see the previous what you guys were discussing,
Speaker 11: but the new Morning labels on the COVID packaging we're
Speaker 11: just starting today.
Speaker 6: The audio wasn't the greatest is the question about warning
Speaker 6: regarding the COVID.
Speaker 10: Vaccine, Yes, the updated warning that was actually issued.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 6: Well, the ACIP, which is the Expert Advisory Committee that
Speaker 6: was supposed to be advising the CDC on the safety
Speaker 6: of the so called mRNA vaccine, they made a strong
Speaker 6: recommendation that it received what's called a black box warning,
Speaker 6: which means a big label on each vial with a
Speaker 6: black line around it that says this is dangerous stuff
Speaker 6: and can kill you. Right, that recommendation from the experts
Speaker 6: of that that committee of experts, that recommendation was rejected
Speaker 6: by the CDC, and so it is. And the the
Speaker 6: f d A, I'm sorry the f d A. The
Speaker 6: FDA under McCarry, who I think is best known best
Speaker 6: known as doctor Malarkey, as opposed to Dr McCarry, totally
Speaker 6: totally inexperience for the job, and he bent to the
Speaker 6: will a big farmer expressed through the very effective silent
Speaker 6: intimidation from Susie Wales, who was the as you know,
Speaker 6: the chief of staff for Trump, ex big farmer lobbyist,
Speaker 6: veiled the veiled handed big farmer is being shown consistently
Speaker 6: influencing American public health policy.
Speaker 11: Right, Well, we have a problem with lobbyists in this country.
Speaker 11: It's called legalized bribery. The company, actually all big business
Speaker 11: has paid millions and millions of dollars to lobbyists in
Speaker 11: order to knock down any kind of compensitory.
Speaker 10: Awards that would be sure even to.
Speaker 11: A person that was injured by a pharmaceutical.
Speaker 6: So it's not just the influence of lobbyists on the
Speaker 6: chair chairman, chairwomen of the various congressional and Senate committees.
Speaker 6: It's much more serious than that. Basically, as you're probably aware,
Speaker 6: it's only the States in New Zealand that allow big
Speaker 6: farmer advertising on television. Big farmer advertising is if we've
Speaker 6: all watched it. I'm an addict of Fox News, so
Speaker 6: I watch a lot. Canadian politics is irrelevant. It's all
Speaker 6: to do with the States. So when you watch American
Speaker 6: television and you listen to these big farmer ads, you
Speaker 6: listen to thirty seconds or a minute of an interminable
Speaker 6: list of side effects of drug X, which is utterly
Speaker 6: meaningless to the individual and should be simply something that's
Speaker 6: assimilated by a physician and told to you directly if
Speaker 6: you need it. In other words, it's a huge waste
Speaker 6: of money. If the intent is to inform, it's not
Speaker 6: intended to inform at all. It's intended to control. Because
Speaker 6: if you're the major source of advertising revenue for Fox
Speaker 6: or any of the other mainstream media, you don't piss
Speaker 6: on your major customers. Essentially, essentially, Big Farmer has bought
Speaker 6: and paid for big media in the States as well
Speaker 6: as politicians. They are bought and paid for in the
Speaker 6: back pocket of big farmer, and whenever they jerk your string,
Speaker 6: you listen.
Speaker 11: Well, what I find a little bit more disconcerting is
Speaker 11: that the mild cardis said is paused by these m
Speaker 11: r NA vaccines COVID vaccines, that they're not even mentioning
Speaker 11: that they actually pause the cytokine storm, and that it's
Speaker 11: not just affecting the heart, it's affecting all your major organs.
Speaker 11: So that's the problem I.
Speaker 6: Have with Let me explain, let me explain what's actually
Speaker 6: happening with this injection. There are many, many ways in
Speaker 6: which the consequences are made are made evident from bosis
Speaker 6: of blood vessels in particular, carcinogenesis in particular, But the
Speaker 6: one of the biggest ways, one of the biggest ways
Speaker 6: the problem creates chronic conditions is that by the very
Speaker 6: nature of this mRNA vaccine, it is programming all your
Speaker 6: cells in your body without exclusion, it's programming, programming them
Speaker 6: to express on the surface of your cells. The spike
Speaker 6: protein itself. The spike protein is very pathogenic. It immediately
Speaker 6: attracts the immune system to attack and get rid rid
Speaker 6: of it and create antibodies against it. But in the
Speaker 6: process of attacking that spike protein before it's released from
Speaker 6: the cell. When it's still on the cell's surface, the
Speaker 6: cell that's expressing that spike protein will be killed by
Speaker 6: the immune system. Translation. That is another way of saying
Speaker 6: widespread multi organ autoimmune disease when the body attacks itself.
Speaker 6: We are seeing a huge increase. Quite apart from heart
Speaker 6: attacks and myocarditis, sudden deaths in the middle of the night,
Speaker 6: turbo cancers. The real problem going forward is the enormous
Speaker 6: load of new autoimmune chronic diseases caused by this immune
Speaker 6: attack against any cell in your body, the brain included.
Speaker 1: Why. We're getting a lot of questions. For instance, there
Speaker 1: was an outbreak in October of this year where people
Speaker 1: start to come down with more stuff. Do you have
Speaker 1: any idea, any idea why?
Speaker 6: Well, one of the things that happens when you vaccinate
Speaker 6: in the middle of an epidemic or a pandemic. First
Speaker 6: of all, it's dogma. You don't do that. You do
Speaker 6: not start a vaccination problem in the middle of an
Speaker 6: infectious episode. It's intended to protect people from developing the problem.
Speaker 6: If that invasion of the population happens at some point
Speaker 6: in the future, you don't do it in the middle
Speaker 6: of an epidemic or a pandemic. It's dogma. You don't
Speaker 6: do that. And the reason you don't do that it
Speaker 6: creates what's called pressure on the pathogen to evolve into
Speaker 6: a more imus a version that's that's more resistant to
Speaker 6: the immune attacks. So you get progressive change that's forced
Speaker 6: on the bug. They're not intelligent, they're not thinking. It's
Speaker 6: just that the random mutations that take place, some of
Speaker 6: them have a greater survival potential. And the more you
Speaker 6: put pressure on that that new pathogen with this theoretical vaccine,
Speaker 6: the more you try to suppress it, the more it
Speaker 6: evades you and creates new versions for another wave. So
Speaker 6: the big lesson that that's already been known. There's nothing
Speaker 6: new about this. You can never ever, ever get ahead
Speaker 6: of an RNA virus because RNA viruses are different from
Speaker 6: DNA viruses because they mutate much more easily. There's no
Speaker 6: correction method for the replication to make sure that the
Speaker 6: bad copies are eliminated. So RNA RNA viruses are notorious
Speaker 6: for constant mutation. That's the reason why this year's so
Speaker 6: called flu vaccine, which is useless by the way you
Speaker 6: get more flu with it than you did without it.
Speaker 6: But not exactly the definition of a good medicine. But
Speaker 6: the whole, the whole thing is crazy. You're encouraging the
Speaker 6: very thing you want to prevent.
Speaker 5: Well, it's funny because well, Christine, you know, you guys
Speaker 5: talk about lobbying and things of that nature.
Speaker 4: You had a guy who literally died in front of our.
Speaker 5: Eyes and refused to say that it was Myra Carlatis
Speaker 5: and the buffalo bills no more came out of the
Speaker 5: mar Hamm and someone paid them off or threatening them,
Speaker 5: whatever the case may be, the bills. And then you've
Speaker 5: got you just said, doctor Hockinson, is we still got
Speaker 5: fauci tied to these follow immune deficiencies central type events.
Speaker 4: I mean it has to be known. I know, you
Speaker 4: just talk about the Department of War, Department of Defense.
Speaker 5: It's just why are these people not in jail when
Speaker 5: you have people intentionally harming the people?
Speaker 6: Well, it is the consequences of the vaccine is an
Speaker 6: acquired version of a disease like HIV. It's not HIV
Speaker 6: at all, but it shares the common denominator of being
Speaker 6: a multi system and causing a profusion of immune related
Speaker 6: conditions such as autoimmunity that is a direct consequence of
Speaker 6: of the VAC. So it's called vades v a i
Speaker 6: DS vaccine acquired immune deficiency syndrome vaccine related. It's not
Speaker 6: HIV by any means, but it's similar. It's similar in
Speaker 6: that regard, and.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm wondering without having that background back in
Speaker 5: the with A and now we come forward to the
Speaker 5: m RNA and you have this over immune deficiency thing
Speaker 5: that you're.
Speaker 4: Just put a v want to say now it's vaccine needed.
Speaker 5: It's just like all this stuff is pre pre ordained
Speaker 5: or premeditated, or whatever you want to.
Speaker 6: Call I think you have to realize about Faucis. He's
Speaker 6: a lily putty in it's always failed, but he has
Speaker 6: all the money. That's a very dangerous combination. He failed
Speaker 6: to get glory from his HIV vaccine attempt in Africa
Speaker 6: and other therapists for HIV. He failed. He's a failed man.
Speaker 6: There's nothing more dangerous than a failed little man with
Speaker 6: lots of money. He looked looking looking for glory, and
Speaker 6: so his opportunity was when he met with Trump and
Speaker 6: the conversation if I'm Trump I would have said to Fouci, hey, look, hey, Tony,
Speaker 6: we got a problem. What are you going to do
Speaker 6: about it? And Tony would have said to Trump, who
Speaker 6: was ignorant of very smart, I'm a trumper by the way,
Speaker 6: a big time despite everything that happened with with COVID.
Speaker 6: But Trump would have said, what are you going to
Speaker 6: do about it? And Tony would have said, Hey, you
Speaker 6: know what done? We can lick this thing in six
Speaker 6: months because he knew. He knew that the DoD had
Speaker 6: already experimented with lipid nanoparticle deliveries for brain cancer. He
Speaker 6: knew that the delivery system was there. All that had
Speaker 6: to be done was to package it with the mRNA.
Speaker 6: That was all that had to do. He knew that.
Speaker 6: He knew that he could deliver very quickly because all
Speaker 6: the process of manufacturing had been essentially perfected. He knew that,
Speaker 6: and so he said to Trump, Hey, you know what done.
Speaker 6: We can lick this thing in six months. It would
Speaker 6: have been a thirty second conversation in which Trump would
Speaker 6: have said to Tony, Okay, Tony, do it. He believed
Speaker 6: in Fauci. It wasn't Faunchi, of course, it was books,
Speaker 6: but he believed he trusted Fauci because of his eminent reputation.
Speaker 6: He was lied to. Now, the very first rule of
Speaker 6: public relations is this, if you screw up, fess up.
Speaker 6: Fess up immediately, contritely, in front of the cameras, unscripted,
Speaker 6: and guess what. If history has anything to go by,
Speaker 6: look at tailan All for example. If history is anything
Speaker 6: to go by, if your contrite and you point a
Speaker 6: finger at who lied to you and the reason you
Speaker 6: behaved like you did, your star will rise. Your star
Speaker 6: will rise because you've shown humility and a willingness to
Speaker 6: put wrongs right. That's what Trump should do to save
Speaker 6: his place on Rushmore. Because the longer it takes for
Speaker 6: him to stew the big mayor culpa in front of
Speaker 6: the cameras and point a finger directly at Fauci and Burks.
Speaker 6: The longer it takes, the more tarnished his record is
Speaker 6: going to be because the science is becoming overwhelming. You
Speaker 6: cannot bury the truth no matter how much you try politically.
Speaker 6: So my recommendation for him would be, if he wants
Speaker 6: his coveted position on Rushmore and the nobel price to
Speaker 6: go along with it, fess up now, Listen to Kennedy,
Speaker 6: Listen to Batacharia, Listen to the people who know what
Speaker 6: they're talking about and are being muzzled. Listen to them
Speaker 6: and act on what they're saying. Then your star will rise.
Speaker 5: Well, while Charlie was saying this long before he became
Speaker 5: a member of the Trump's team, He's saying this fact
Speaker 5: when you were saying it over here, you know, so
Speaker 5: I'm sure he's saying it now. I'm sure he hasn't changed,
Speaker 5: just like Kennedy hasn't changed his opinion on chasing autism.
Speaker 6: Those guys know exactly what I have just said. They're
Speaker 6: not stupid. They're extremely smart, more knowledgeable than me. They
Speaker 6: have enormous resources, they know exactly what has happened, and
Speaker 6: they are being muzzled by the power of Big Farmer
Speaker 6: and its influence, its tentacles through congressional committees, Susie Wilds,
Speaker 6: and the media, mainstream media.
Speaker 5: I can't agree with that, so Susie wild but I
Speaker 5: guess the condomine of Susie Wilds.
Speaker 6: Being the gate keeper totally totally, totally, totally correct. Everything's okay,
Speaker 6: make America healthy again, great, go for it. There's just
Speaker 6: one big condition back off, mRNA Vaccines. Is that understood
Speaker 6: your jobs on the line?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 1: Wow, Hey Greg, do you have anything to say about
Speaker 1: the do O D just picked up things?
Speaker 2: Well, It'll be started by saying that I was feeling
Speaker 2: pretty good before the show since I got two of
Speaker 2: the jabs.
Speaker 6: So you know the d D thing.
Speaker 2: So you know the doctor here is he's an expert,
Speaker 2: and he knows a lot more than I do, and
Speaker 2: so I'm kind of like, you know, part of the
Speaker 2: I grew up in a shadow of the place that
Speaker 2: I'm not even sure if I can mention it, but
Speaker 2: just as a kid growing up in the shadow of
Speaker 2: this place. It was a government owned entity, and they
Speaker 2: supposedly had every virus known to mand at this place,
Speaker 2: and they were doing testing on it. And it's in
Speaker 2: the northeast of the US, but I grew up near it,
Speaker 2: so I keep that in mind as I'm talking. It
Speaker 2: was about getting ready to say this here that the
Speaker 2: doctor had said that this was a d D program.
Speaker 2: And now I'm a civilian, and I've been a civilian
Speaker 2: for a long time, but I listened to the congressional
Speaker 2: where Ran Paul was questioning Fauci and the fact that
Speaker 2: this was and this is is me supposing that this
Speaker 2: was a DARPA, a DARPA, a DARPA contract and knowing
Speaker 2: a little bit about contracting and how it's done. You know,
Speaker 2: we we're going to we want this contract. You're going
Speaker 2: to do the following on this contract for US. We're
Speaker 2: going to pay you, and then these are the the
Speaker 2: the standards that you're going to do. But this is
Speaker 2: being done foreign in a foreign country, but it's still
Speaker 2: been approved by the US government. The thing that makes
Speaker 2: it problematic, and again I'm supposing because I didn't have
Speaker 2: any access this this is not my area, is that
Speaker 2: if it was a DARPER contract, that it was also
Speaker 2: a special access program, which would not only make it
Speaker 2: highly classified, but it would even make it more classified.
Speaker 2: The only to talk about it is if.
Speaker 1: You're in this program. Yep.
Speaker 2: So when I was listening to Rand Paul talk about
Speaker 2: this and the Congressional when even though it was really
Speaker 2: kind of a circus, I was able to pull out
Speaker 2: some points in the testimony that Fauci was giving is
Speaker 2: that yes, this was approved by this this was approved
Speaker 2: a contract approved by the US government, and they were
Speaker 2: doing this. You know, this development of the virus over there,
Speaker 2: and the reason why they were doing it over there
Speaker 2: was that we would never permit it to be done
Speaker 2: in the United States. So it's kind of hard to
Speaker 2: arrest something that was approved by the US government. The
Speaker 2: legality of it would be the release of it into
Speaker 2: the public, which it should have never been released into
Speaker 2: the public. And then as I was listening to the
Speaker 2: doctor here talk, I was remembering because I was watching
Speaker 2: it as it was developing. I was watching This would
Speaker 2: have been like September October of twenty nineteen where it
Speaker 2: actually started moving this way. I saw videos of the
Speaker 2: Chinese lockdowns over in China and the citizens were being
Speaker 2: king for spitting on the sidewalk, and there was videos
Speaker 2: of people spitting on the elevator buttons and things. And
Speaker 2: I remember pretty well the reporting that was coming out
Speaker 2: from from they were called there. It was d D reporting,
Speaker 2: intelligence reporting. There's words that they use that I know
Speaker 2: what it is. It's the irs the information intelligence reports
Speaker 2: that were being read in Canada before they ever were
Speaker 2: put out to the United States. They were because Canada
Speaker 2: is part of Five Eyes. They were in They were
Speaker 2: being read in Canada Parliament.
Speaker 1: Do you remember this.
Speaker 2: Everybody was trying to ascertain the impact of this thing.
Speaker 2: So if you think that this was a d D contract,
Speaker 2: and then you have DD intelligence actually reporting that there's
Speaker 2: this thing being leaked over here, and or this sickness
Speaker 2: coming out of China and it's being reported, and then
Speaker 2: you hear being read in Canada, but the American people
Speaker 2: are that's kind of ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 6: There was that flurry of emails from Fauci to his underlings,
Speaker 6: the enormous mid early morning flurry of emails essentially saying,
Speaker 6: holy shit, it escaped, right, holy shit, the gigs up.
Speaker 6: We're not supposed to do this, and now it's been
Speaker 6: shown that we have. And of course that's why he
Speaker 6: lied in front of the committee repeatedly. He knows he's
Speaker 6: guilty as hell, but offshoring the white glove routine a
Speaker 6: very dangerous activity to some laboratory elsewhere. He chose a
Speaker 6: laboratory with notori safety record, the French build the place.
Speaker 6: They know chapter and verse about how it was being run,
Speaker 6: notorious biosafety. It's not at all surprising that it escaped,
Speaker 6: But when he did, that's when the DoD jumped on
Speaker 6: it as an opportunity to trial run the vaccine. Now,
Speaker 6: let me be clear, Malone's concept of dual function research
Speaker 6: as a way of defending it is utterly ridiculous. Utterly
Speaker 6: ridiculous because there are a million ways to Sunday of
Speaker 6: manipulating a virus to be more lethal. You cannot predict
Speaker 6: what North Korea or Iran, or China or Russia have cooking.
Speaker 6: It's anything that you could imagine, So you can't be
Speaker 6: ready for something that's unknown what you in terms of
Speaker 6: the vaccine, You cannot predict what the next by a
Speaker 6: warfare event is going to be. So the whole idea
Speaker 6: of trying to manipulate organs to be more virulent, risking
Speaker 6: their escape, as happened, is ridiculous concept, so dangerous, and
Speaker 6: so unnecessary. What is needed is because we can't control
Speaker 6: gained function in China and Russia because we not no
Speaker 6: way of knowing what they're doing. What is vital is
Speaker 6: that we have an immediate ability to respond to that
Speaker 6: threat that could be the opening salvo of World War III.
Speaker 6: We don't know, but it would be very very desirable
Speaker 6: to protect our frontline forces, army and police. Recognizing that
Speaker 6: it's impure that it's not being tested because of this
Speaker 6: new agent. It's terribly important that we have the manufacturing
Speaker 6: ability to actually create that in volume as fast as possible.
Speaker 6: But to do that, it's just a matter of waiting
Speaker 6: to see what they deliver. There's no way of predicting
Speaker 6: what they're working on. You could have all kinds of
Speaker 6: intelligence within their organizations. Yes, that would be an ideal,
Speaker 6: but let's assume it's tight. You've got no way of
Speaker 6: knowing what they're playing with, so don't play with it yourself.
Speaker 6: You're simply perpetuating the problem. Gain of function research should
Speaker 6: be banned internationally immediately because it is an existential threat
Speaker 6: to humanity. To create something that could actually kill off
Speaker 6: ninety percent of the will's population. That is something that
Speaker 6: should stop immediately. And I'm glad to see that there's
Speaker 6: been a moratorium on it in the States, but it
Speaker 6: should be banned, actually banned, and there should be an
Speaker 6: international effort to ban it everywhere. Much more dangerous than
Speaker 6: nuclear weapons, much more dangerous.
Speaker 11: Okay, Christian any part, Well, I just I mean, I
Speaker 11: agree with the doctor in the sense that I do
Speaker 11: believe that the bio bioweapons are more dangerous in fact,
Speaker 11: the nuclear movements, because there are I think there are,
Speaker 11: there's just too many.
Speaker 10: Ways that it can go no more, it can more
Speaker 10: than just.
Speaker 11: Some kind of weird disease that we've seen playing with
Speaker 11: all these things and playing god.
Speaker 10: You know, I just feel like it's worse than well, it's.
Speaker 6: Not just dangerous, it's utterly pointless because you can't predict
Speaker 6: what they're going to do. Once they've declared what they've got,
Speaker 6: that's the time to jump in with another warp speed
Speaker 6: vaccine for your army and police, but not to try
Speaker 6: and predict it because it could be a million different ones.
Speaker 11: Yes, Well, the thing that I'd like to discuss is
Speaker 11: that when you do get injured by a vaccine, there
Speaker 11: there is ways to get compensated, but they've made it
Speaker 11: extremely hard to do. So the burden of proof is
Speaker 11: on the patient. Now, with the quiet, with the regular
Speaker 11: vaccinations that people receive, for example, the flu shot and
Speaker 11: childhood immunizations, there is a program called the ic PLEA,
Speaker 11: which is the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
Speaker 7: Is that.
Speaker 10: What, uh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: The reason the reason they're not pursuing the reason they're
Speaker 6: not pursuing compensation for vaccine injuries is very simple. It
Speaker 6: will break the bank. You're already bankrupt. You're already bankrupt
Speaker 6: as a country.
Speaker 10: That's why they make it.
Speaker 6: Bankruptcy at warp speed. And you don't need additional massive
Speaker 6: government costs. It will merely accelerate your bankruptcy.
Speaker 11: This is what the party industry doesn't want. They don't
Speaker 11: want to reward. That's why retort reform. The lobbyists that
Speaker 11: are pushing for tort reform. This way, these corporations don't
Speaker 11: have to.
Speaker 10: Pay what they should pay.
Speaker 11: And for example, with the v i CP that is
Speaker 11: that is for regular it's not including the COVID vaccine
Speaker 11: for that. But the burden improved is on the patient,
Speaker 11: that the one who was into that's right. If you
Speaker 11: get a vaccine and you have certain symptoms, they have
Speaker 11: to fit within the vaccine three timetable.
Speaker 6: But it's not just the patients complaint. Well, the big point,
Speaker 6: The big point is exists doctor. The doctor has to
Speaker 6: spend a lot of time filling in the forms and
Speaker 6: that's not compensated. That's the whole that's the whole reason
Speaker 6: the VEZ database is massively underrepresented because doctors don't want
Speaker 6: to spend the time to fill in the forms. Quite
Speaker 6: often they're incomplete. For example, the lot number of what
Speaker 6: was injected is often unknown. So you go through all
Speaker 6: this trouble of reporting something and it's rejected.
Speaker 10: Right, there's.
Speaker 11: The beasts thirty thousand reports here. I am very certain
Speaker 11: that there's a lot more that is not well.
Speaker 6: The underreporting factor is felt to be between thirty and
Speaker 6: forty in terms of the VARs database, the accepted government
Speaker 6: acceptance of a vaccine related death, it's felt to be
Speaker 6: underreported by a factor of thirty to forty. That's from
Speaker 6: a variety of independent opinions, not just.
Speaker 5: Well, we had doctor camrad On here who actually said
Speaker 5: that she actually stopped when she started reporting in a
Speaker 5: vaccine the veyors whatever that database it's called death and got.
Speaker 4: Her in trouble and got her fire.
Speaker 1: Sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the additional threat. The additional threat. You go
Speaker 6: to bat for your patients and then you lose your
Speaker 6: privileges at a hospital. Look, let's let's be clear here.
Speaker 6: Let's be clear here in the States, medicine is a business,
Speaker 6: and it's largely controlled by large corporations that have clear
Speaker 6: protocols as to what you will do for condition X,
Speaker 6: and if you don't follow that protocol, you're not going
Speaker 6: to last very long in the organization. Have I got
Speaker 6: your attention yet? It's not a matter of an individual
Speaker 6: physician's opinion. It's a matter of the organization's protocol for revenue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which gets us to.
Speaker 5: Attentional poisoning of us will processed foods right? You know,
Speaker 5: en poison a whole population process foods, And me personally,
Speaker 5: I believe that whether it's the COVID vaccine or the
Speaker 5: processed foods, I believe the community from which I come
Speaker 5: from is always the peatri dish for those type things.
Speaker 4: When the vaccine was first administered, they wanted to give it.
Speaker 5: They act as though they were trying to help that community,
Speaker 5: but they wanted you, based on your statements, they wanted
Speaker 5: them to be the test rats. When processed foods was
Speaker 5: coming up well, being more prevalent in the sixties, into
Speaker 5: that nature used to be this store called Murray's Equal States.
Speaker 4: I don't know if everybody remember it, but you.
Speaker 5: Had to literally take that food from freezer to prime paint,
Speaker 5: you know, because it was heavily processed. And one last
Speaker 5: thing in why community, we used to have this thing
Speaker 5: called government cheese, and that government cheese tastes better than
Speaker 5: any cheese you could buy because they put certain things
Speaker 5: in it to have you devour, which was safety process.
Speaker 4: And I know Christine talks about this a lot.
Speaker 5: As far as you're helping out, I'm going to get
Speaker 5: my bar and you got it because you're I'm telling
Speaker 5: you right now, and I've already got the plot.
Speaker 11: So yeah, healthy you're getting. Unfortunately, our whole, our whole
Speaker 11: system is messed up from the soil that we go
Speaker 11: our food in is completely poisoned. It's a deplete of
Speaker 11: bioorganisms like earthworms that make rich soil that feed the plants,
Speaker 11: that boost the vitamin and phyto nutrient content on the plant.
Speaker 10: So it starts with the soil.
Speaker 11: We've got to start right rebuilding the soil. And then
Speaker 11: when you rebuild it in such a way you don't
Speaker 11: need chemicals, I don't need pesticides. It's called rigenitative culture.
Speaker 11: There's many it's called permaculture. There's many different nuances to
Speaker 11: rebuilding the soil. But it has to start with people.
Speaker 11: Individuals growing their own food in their backyards, so you
Speaker 11: know where your food's coming from.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it's important to take the big picture here.
Speaker 6: With the Trump administration and the role of RFK, has
Speaker 6: OURFK been muted in terms of mRNA vaccines, Yes, unquestionably. However,
Speaker 6: what COVID and RFK are revealing is the immense corruption
Speaker 6: within the medical industrial complex. That was something that everyone
Speaker 6: was totally unaware of before COVID. For example, the medical
Speaker 6: journals I used to think were the epitome of evidence
Speaker 6: based medicine. No, the medical journals are a business which
Speaker 6: depends upon the advertisers placing the ads for the drugs
Speaker 6: in those journals, and so the journals only publish what
Speaker 6: big Farmer thinks is agreeable to their business adventure. Ah,
Speaker 6: So what the other good thing that's happening? And it's
Speaker 6: important to have a balance perspective here, because nothing happens,
Speaker 6: you know, no matter how concrete, The real reason for
Speaker 6: doing anything is it's always a compromise because of existing
Speaker 6: forces that are launched against you. Unquestionably, this is a
Speaker 6: tremendous moment in American history to have Trump appointing RFK
Speaker 6: and trying to change so many things at the same time.
Speaker 6: Has he been as successful as I'd like him to
Speaker 6: be with mr and a vaccine No, but has he
Speaker 6: produced a tremendous advance in slaughtering the vaccine schedule so
Speaker 6: that there's no attraction of what it was, so that
Speaker 6: a lot less children will get autism. It could still
Speaker 6: be reduced further, but he's doing tremendous work in that
Speaker 6: he's doing tremendous work in trying to change the lifestyle
Speaker 6: of Americans with healthier food and all the things that
Speaker 6: go along with that. So there's a lot of good
Speaker 6: stuff going on. It's just the brutality reality of politics.
Speaker 6: Having taught gorilla marketing in my previous career fighting big tobacco,
Speaker 6: you never ever in politics get what you want, no
Speaker 6: matter how obvious it is, because it's always always a
Speaker 6: matter of compromise with forces that are opposing you. But
Speaker 6: we are seeing, we are seeing. It's important to say
Speaker 6: that we are seeing tremendous progress. That if Biden had
Speaker 6: got in again or Kamala and a heartbeat away from
Speaker 6: Harris as a president, oh please, if all that had happened,
Speaker 6: we wouldn't have known anything about the scale of corruption
Speaker 6: that is pervasive at every element of modern society. The media,
Speaker 6: the judiciary, big farmer politics, medicine, the church, etc. Etc.
Speaker 6: The corruption that's been revealed because of COVID, and largely
Speaker 6: I would say the starting point was the truckers in Canada.
Speaker 6: It wasn't me that started the freedom movement. I was
Speaker 6: the first to speak up about the idiocy of what
Speaker 6: was happening as a result of COVID. That was minor, minor.
Speaker 6: Whatever I did was minor compared with what the truckers did.
Speaker 6: The truck has put their standard in the ground for
Speaker 6: freedom and said we will not do this, and that
Speaker 6: movement morphed internationally, first to the Netherlands and then in internationally.
Speaker 6: It was a tremendous statement by the Canadian truckers that
Speaker 6: got the world aware of the loss of freedom and
Speaker 6: how it's being engineered and why it's being engineered. That's
Speaker 6: what we have to be so grateful for with the
Speaker 6: Canadian truckers. I am so so proud of what they
Speaker 6: did and so proud of being with them in Ottawa
Speaker 6: to make that statement.
Speaker 1: That was definitely awesome.
Speaker 4: It's fun because what you and Christine both are talking about.
Speaker 5: There was a press conference today and I'm not sure
Speaker 5: if you saw it, Christine with those type of things.
Speaker 5: They were talking about Maha as it affectionately known now,
Speaker 5: was talking about the soil growing your own foods. They
Speaker 5: were talking about the vaccines. All that stuff was discussed
Speaker 5: around eleven o'clock to day. If anybody want to go
Speaker 5: back see spending what I've look at that press conference.
Speaker 6: But yeah, just as we're talking, look at what Look
Speaker 6: at what's happening with the glycophosphate round up thing. Now,
Speaker 6: it's enormous, it's enormous. Their their their stock price is tanking. Beyer,
Speaker 6: I mean the writings on the wall, the compensation that's
Speaker 6: going to be demanded because of glycophosphate related injuries. That's
Speaker 6: a tremendous start for food safety. It's in everything, the
Speaker 6: dies that they.
Speaker 4: Got out of the foods.
Speaker 5: You know, it's amazing how we had all the dies
Speaker 5: in our food that were banned.
Speaker 4: In other countries.
Speaker 1: How could it be help?
Speaker 4: They're literally injected you with this stuff and they said, hey,
Speaker 4: tricks are for chance.
Speaker 3: I was killing you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all it's all about.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna use that here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's all about the money. It always is about
Speaker 6: the money. Everything's about the money.
Speaker 11: Did you guys talk about the amyloid plaques that we
Speaker 11: originally talked about on a few shows back about the
Speaker 11: funeral home directors were finding amiloid plots in the bodies
Speaker 11: that they were preparing.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 11: Well, another side effect of COVID as a result of
Speaker 11: the cytokine storm is now they're finding amyloid blood clots.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think the cytokine storm is more an
Speaker 6: acute thing that that kills people in an acute illness.
Speaker 6: The plaques that are being reported are probably there's a
Speaker 6: lot of science that still needs to be elucidated here,
Speaker 6: but the the preon like pluques are probably due to
Speaker 6: misfolding of proteins that are caused by the random randomness
Speaker 6: of protein production in the ribosomes of vaccinated individuals. When
Speaker 6: when the when the When the m R and a
Speaker 6: so called vaccine gets processed by ribosomes to produce by protein,
Speaker 6: one of the letters has been changed, Uridine has been
Speaker 6: changed to a different chemical in order to make it
Speaker 6: more resistant to degradation. When that particular letter that's been
Speaker 6: changed as it's going through the ribosome to make a protein,
Speaker 6: the ribosome can have a hiccup, so to speak, and
Speaker 6: jump over it or stop, and the net result is
Speaker 6: that in addition to the spike protein that's being produced,
Speaker 6: there's a huge variety of totally new proteins, the function
Speaker 6: of which most of them may well not have a function,
Speaker 6: But we don't know what is being produced. What we
Speaker 6: do know is that some of them have apparently a
Speaker 6: propensity of misfolding and creating aggregates. And I'm not talking
Speaker 6: about the clots now inside the blood vessels that Enbalmers
Speaker 6: are finding. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about
Speaker 6: accelerated Alzheimer's like conditions, preon like illnesses due to misfolding
Speaker 6: of proteins, random protein production by the ribosomes inside each
Speaker 6: of yourselves. That's the current theory to be proven. The
Speaker 6: other story, the other story, the the intravascular fibrinous clots
Speaker 6: found by Embalmers is a is a totally different story.
Speaker 6: That's probably a similar a similar process, but a different
Speaker 6: manifestation of causing blood to clot in a very unusual way.
Speaker 6: The fibrinogen, which is the essential element of fibrint clot,
Speaker 6: the fibrinogen being forced to condense into these unusual clot
Speaker 6: like structures. As a pathologist, I can tell you that
Speaker 6: if those were occurring in living people, it would be
Speaker 6: it would be quite inconsistent with life. They probably arise
Speaker 6: because of the change in p H of the blood
Speaker 6: when during the process of dying. That's when they're being created.
Speaker 6: And I've seen it, and i've seen it autopsy in
Speaker 6: unusual numbers. These embombers are not stupid, they're not crazy,
Speaker 6: they're they're very experienced. They know what they're talking about.
Speaker 6: It is a definite, definite issue, but it's it's not
Speaker 6: corresponding to something that's occurring during life itself. It would
Speaker 6: be totally incompatible with life.
Speaker 1: Doctor, if there's somebody that got the COVID vaccination and
Speaker 1: they're facing stage four now, or they didn't get the
Speaker 1: COVID vaccination and they're facing stage four now, any any
Speaker 1: suggestion that they do well.
Speaker 6: The most important over the counter medication for health has
Speaker 6: been and remains vitamin D in appropriate dose five thousand
Speaker 6: international units a day, very safe, very very safe, very cheap,
Speaker 6: and very effective in a number of ways. Vitamin D
Speaker 6: is not just effective in preventing bone disease and rickets.
Speaker 6: It does that at a very low concentration. At a
Speaker 6: higher concentration, vitamin D is a potent boost to your
Speaker 6: immune system to do all the good things that it's
Speaker 6: supposed to do, namely not just prevent infection, but also
Speaker 6: to tone up the immune system for its principal purpose,
Speaker 6: which is to surveil your body twenty four to seven
Speaker 6: for eighty odd years for the very small cancers that
Speaker 6: are developing, which the immune system recognizes is not you
Speaker 6: and therefore knocks them off. The reason we live until
Speaker 6: eighty five cancer free is because the immune system is
Speaker 6: knocking off the small cancers every minute of every day,
Speaker 6: and that will be enormously helped by having the optimal
Speaker 6: level of vitamin D in your blood. So people be
Speaker 6: glad to hear that that's the best thing that you
Speaker 6: can do. Five thousand international units a day, very safe,
Speaker 6: very effective. Other than that, anti inflammatory agents and agents
Speaker 6: that like quasettin, like neac.
Speaker 1: If.
Speaker 6: People are suffering from long COVID, which is mainly due
Speaker 6: to the vax with some due to the continuing infection,
Speaker 6: but very prolonged long COVID is almost always due to
Speaker 6: the vaccine itself, not COVID. There are all kinds of
Speaker 6: things that you can do for long COVID to try
Speaker 6: and and prevent the complications. Natakaines, of course, bromolin are
Speaker 6: some of the most important ones. Following the mccolor protocol.
Speaker 6: You see, you see long long long COVID has two
Speaker 6: principle presenting features brain fog and fatigue. Now it doesn't
Speaker 6: You don't need to be a rocket scientist to connect
Speaker 6: those two. That both energy dependent. About twenty five percent
Speaker 6: of our energy requirements are in our brain. An enormous
Speaker 6: consumption of energy in our brain basically delivered by migochondria
Speaker 6: developing at producing ATP to keep our neurone functional. The
Speaker 6: connecting theory between brain fog and muscle fatigue is mitochondrial
Speaker 6: attack by the consequence of the vaccination with MR and A.
Speaker 6: That's the connecting thread, and promoting mitochondrial health is the
Speaker 6: essence of trying to circumvent the consequences of long COVID.
Speaker 1: Jeez, that's really an important point. The five thousand international
Speaker 1: units of vitamin D per day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can get them in It's typically in two
Speaker 6: and a half thousand units of tablet and just take
Speaker 6: one of those morning and night. By the way, a
Speaker 6: very interesting I didn't know this until a good friend
Speaker 6: of mine, my best friend at school, actually became an
Speaker 6: eminent gastrentrologist in Britain, Dr David Grimes's he's the international
Speaker 6: Vitamin D guru, and he pointed out, he pointed this
Speaker 6: out to me. You're not going to believe this. Do
Speaker 6: you know where eighty five percent of the will's production
Speaker 6: of vitamin D takes place? And how they how they
Speaker 6: make it?
Speaker 12: I know the manolin it's made in China, and the
Speaker 12: feedstock is wool from Australia and New Zealand, no kidding, Well,
Speaker 12: us a lot.
Speaker 11: Of chemicals to process, that's right. Indeed, so you want
Speaker 11: to look for either a vegan sore so even the
Speaker 11: good old fashioned pod liver oil and it's about fifty
Speaker 11: six Do you take.
Speaker 10: A tea spool?
Speaker 11: Just want to spoon? That's more than half of your
Speaker 11: vitamin D requirement.
Speaker 6: Anyway, the general point I'm making is North America, the
Speaker 6: Western world is totally dependent upon Chinese pharmaceutical production in general,
Speaker 6: not just vitamin D, and so we have a serious
Speaker 6: supply problem on our hands. Things go south with China
Speaker 6: very serious.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what COVID pointed out when it first happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, India, India has A is ramping up as an
Speaker 6: alternative producer of pharmaceuticals, but it's going to take some time.
Speaker 6: We are very very dependent. Oh, I'll leave you. I'll
Speaker 6: leave you with my famous mnemonic. You know, messaging needs
Speaker 6: to be really simple and very easily remembered. So here's
Speaker 6: my mnemonic to reflect the importance of what's going on
Speaker 6: at a societal level and at a personal level. And
Speaker 6: the mnemonic is very simple. It's A B C D.
Speaker 6: The A B C part is anywhere but China, and
Speaker 6: the D part that's societal. The personal part is the
Speaker 6: D vitamin D. If there's one thing that people should do,
Speaker 6: it supplement their vitamin D. What used to be called
Speaker 6: the season of Coffs and culls is actually the season
Speaker 6: of vitamin D deficiency. Every old person in a nursing
Speaker 6: home is profoundly vitamin D deficient and a sitting duck
Speaker 6: for infection.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm gonna take you to the NDCD.
Speaker 7: A B C.
Speaker 6: I think that's easy to remember. That's easy to remember
Speaker 6: that for sure.
Speaker 1: Doctor. We really appreciate you taking the time. Christine also
Speaker 1: appreciate you taking the time. Honest to God, doctor Hodkinson
Speaker 1: has been a godsend to the rest of us. They
Speaker 1: know what's really going on. So if you have an opportunity,
Speaker 1: go to give send goo dot com slash support doctor
Speaker 1: Hodkinson because he was there from the very beginning with
Speaker 1: trying to explain to people what the hell was going
Speaker 1: on with COVID. You know, this is your opportunity to,
Speaker 1: you know, show that you support him.
Speaker 6: Well, I thank you for the opportunity and I'll leave with.
Speaker 1: Some hope.
Speaker 6: And the statement is this good always wins.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, sir, yes sir, Thank you stay strong doctor,
Speaker 1: Thank you you interesting
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