0: Hello, and welcome to another chbmp.org Twitter thing. Just 1 moment while we get situated, and we'll get started. Hello, everyone. How's my sound? 1: Sounds good. 2: Okay. Sounds fabulous. Very good. 0: I'm testing out a new audio. 1: Sounds better than last time. 0: Really? Do I sound smarter? Because that's what it's meant to be. 1: Yeah. You sound much smarter. I need to get 1 of those. 0: They sell them at the blonde get in store. 1: Hey. Can y'all make Gail McCray a speaker, or cohost me? 0: Cohost yeah. Cohost, Cece. 3: You just need to accept your invite, Cece. 0: Hello, the other Gail. How are you? 4: I'm very well. Am I 1: the other Gail? Gail 1 and Gail 2. 0: 1 and Gail 2. I don't know which 1 is which, though. Gail McCray is number 1 in my book. 1: Me too. 2: So to get things going, I've decided that we do as we do every podcast, we we have some rules to follow. Simple rules, really. So here we go. Rule number 1, if you are a troll and you wish to speak, do so with some level of creativity. There's nothing worse than a troll who doesn't care to bring his or herself's very best to our spaces. Of course, I'm being comical when I say that. Rule number 2, try to keep it under 10 minutes so everyone has a chance who wants to speak, but we are terrible timekeepers. So if you, go over, it's okay. That's life. I understand. But, rule number 3, and then this is a little more serious rule here. If you are not speaking mute, otherwise, we're gonna hear everything that's happening in the background, and that's, very frustrating. And last but not least, please remember this is a recorded we record our space. All spaces are recorded. This is recorded, so be mindful of what you say and be respectful. 5: Thank you. 1: Darn. I have to be respectful. Just kidding. 0: I'm not respectful. Right. And and don't give away your passwords or anything like that because it was recorded, and everybody will have it for god's sakes. 1: I love the troll rule. That's hilarious. 0: Too. 2: It's great. 0: I do too. 6: We should probably repeat 1: it when more people get on now. 2: I, I if you guys want me to, I can make that happen. Yep. Yeah. Okay. 1: Because there's only just a few, and we had, like, 500 last time. 0: So Yeah. Cool. 2: As we continue, if we have any trolling, I'll interject, and I'll just let them know these other rules. 5: Yeah. 0: I think it's I I think it's good to, like, reiterate the rules, like, in a you know, like, when we get it about 45 minutes into it or an hour into it, you might wanna restate the rules again because we do have people drop in and drop off. Like, you could see so many people are coming on. So I don't I mean, it's only 3 after. You know, we have the expectations. Right? Expectations. 2: Sure thing. Absolutely. 0: Do do we wanna talk about while we're waiting for people to join, do we wanna talk about anything that's, 1: Place of of freedom freedom fighting trivia. 0: Okay. Freedom fighting trivia. You're only gonna be 1: Or COVID trivia. 0: COVID trivia. Okay. I'll give 1: you 1. What is the EUF medication that's not remdesivir that they are using that starts with a b? Baricitinib. 2: Budesonib. 1: Baricitinib. Yeah. You're right. 0: Baricitinib. Yeah. 7: Who? 8: Y'all y'all can raise 1: your hand if you know the answer. 0: Who You can't raise a hand in spaces. 1: Oh, that's true. Well, you can just raise your emoji or whatever. Who, funded Ralph Bergs' scanner function? 0: The DOD. 1: And how did they, get the money there? Congress. EcoHealth Alliance, Peter Daschner. 0: EcoHealth Alliance. Really? 1: Let me think of another 1. Who's the America's Doctor? 0: Oh, there's so many. 1: There's 1 on right now. 0: Is it doctor let me see who's on. Doctor Bain. Yes. But doc in the loop. Doc in 9: the loop. 1: I should've said who's doc in the loop. Who is 1 of our favorite nurses that's fighting this on a grand scale? 0: Well, there's Gail McCray and there's, Lindsay. Right? 1: Yep. 0: And we got a lot of favorite nurses, though. Let's face it. You know? Kimberly Overton. 10: Yeah. Yes. 0: All cert surgical. I don't know. So many heroes. 8: Hey, doctor Christine. Hello. Hey, girls. How's y'all? 1: Hey. What does CHBMP stand for? 0: COVID humanity betrayal memory project. 1: You win the prize. 0: Of course. 1: I shoulda had some more trivia prepared. I'm just going off the top of my head. What is our vaccine, recall the shots project called? 0: We, the people, 50, recall the shots. 1: Yeah. I gotta get 9: it that way. For me. 1: Alright. We got some more people doing. There's Lisa Butler. 9: Yeah. Yeah. I 1: guess we probably should start off with on a scale, probably, or doctor Bane. I'm still sending out invites, though. 9: I'm not. 1: Kinda late to the 8: Yeah. We could give it a 0: few minute a couple minutes if you want. Do you wanna talk about anything that's happening recently in the news around, medical health, medical freedom, like, you know, the FDA. Did you see the, thing where the FDA doctors approved the shot for 6 months old then up? Only 1 doctor said no. 2: How about where hospitals are using dogs now as security personnel? 0: That's right. Saint Saint Agnes in California trained security dogs, German shepherds. Any of those topics you wanna talk about? 5: You know what I'm saying? 0: I sent I sent you the article, Andy. So what do you think of that? 2: I I do believe that it's something we need to discuss and mention. It's something that is gonna probably permeate into the rest of the in of The United States, kinda like a domino effect if it really, takes off. It sounds like that's kinda like, the next layer of things they're going to probably incorporate in hospitals and how they're gonna police patients and their families. I don't agree with it. Very unconstitutional. It does need to be addressed. So Yes. And also I would agree. And also, what what to do in a situation like that. So if you are in a situation like that, what do you do? So we need to brainstorm about how to counter this because we can't 9: allow this to, become part of 2: our society. I don't I don't agree with a military militarization of, of the health care system. Nope. Not me. 0: Yeah. I I agree because I like, if if you haven't seen the article, I'm actually gonna put it out there. It's, the article was in 30 Action News, their ABC channel, and it was Saint Agnes Launch's canine program to improve hospital security. And, ironically, this is 1 of the hospitals that that not only were there, a lot of hospital protocol deaths, but also, babies being born dead from mothers who took the shots. And so you have you have this team of people out there in Fresno, California that, have been holding signs every Friday out there in front of the hospital. 1, hospital signs about the protocol deaths that have happened there. And the signs warning pregnant mothers that, 9: you 0: know, that, that babies that there was an increase in in in bay in fetal demise. And so they've been doing that for a year, and and this, what they spun this, if I'm understanding right, what they spun this up as with putting these canine teams there is, they they said it's to a proactive approach to to workplace violence, but it's really not being used. I mean, the dogs are being used as patrol dogs and being trained to detect explosives and firearms and things like that. And so I, the new the mainstream media is obviously spinning it up as a positive thing. It is a very negative, intimidating thing when you have this hospital has some of the most strictest policies around keeping, you know, patients COVID patients isolated and using the police as their own personal Gestapo. So, yeah, it's pretty in my in my view, I I like you, Andy, I think we need to, 11: yeah, 0: I think we need to keep an eye on that because it is gonna be rolled out 10: Oh, yeah. 5: Across the 2: If you if you go back in time a couple years when the the the the last few of elections when Hillary was running, Hillary Clinton, she mentioned that we should have camps for adults, day care camps for adults. Well, what did she mean by that? Well, I think kind of what she meant is what's happening now and, you know, the whole there's talk there's been talk about that for years, but the hospital system is or the camps. The hospitals are becoming the public enemy number 1 in my opinion. And, we all know that when you go in, if you're if you're not a certain status, I'll say it that way, they're gonna treat you differently, and they're gonna 9: and they're gonna do this, protocol to you. 1: Yeah. As we said, we just had, 2 people in the hospital this past week that went in. 1 went in for complications of a UTI, and she got immediately put on remdesivir after her daughter insistently said no remdesivir, and it was written in her chart, no remdesivir. We were lucky enough to get her out okay. And then we had an interesting conversation with somebody yesterday that their father, got COVID in 2020, at the end of 20 20, and got remdesivir, and he is still in the hospital 2 years later. They they are trying to get him out at as we 0: speak. Yeah. He's been a right. He's been a hospital for 2 years. Yeah. And we had somebody who, was in a panic because their 6 month old tested positive for COVID, which, you know, I was like, well, let's not test children. How about that? But, I can't believe they did that. But they, the doctor delivered the news as if the as if the child had a terminal illness, and they own the baby only had some mild colds and symptoms, a runny nose. So it's still happening y'all. They they want to push push that, the remdesivir and 1: Well, they're still advised to use it till through the end of this fiscal year. 0: And then they'll they'll find 1: a way to reinstate it. But as of now, they're still getting paid for it. 0: So I noticed Lindsay has her hand up. Lindsay. 12: Hey, y'all. I just wanna give you a quick, couple updates from the injury lounge this week. I put in the bubble and or in the nest, autopsy proven fatal COVID 19 vaccine induced myocarditis. Doctor McCullough and doctor Macas and a few others are working on this. It's a preprint right now, but that's what they're working on. And we also 4: I think somebody has to make her a speaker in order for her to respond. 12: Can you hear me? 8: I I can hear you. 0: Okay. Yeah. I can I can hear you too, Lindsay? Gail. Gail, you might not be able to I wonder if you can hear you might have to go back in out and in sometimes. 12: Yes. Water. 0: Yeah. Exactly. Go ahead. 12: So, also, the new rapid onset of multiple sclerosis. So, some of us have been doing our 1 year post brain MRIs, and we're seeing brain shrinkage. We're also seeing, like, lots of white matter disease, early onset Parkinson's, dementia. We're also seeing multiple sclerosis. The myelin sheaths in the brain are disintegrating. So all those are horrible things. Lots of neuro issues that aren't being brought up with the VAERS, of course, and the alerts. They're still focused more on cardiac and, the blood clotting issues. Also coming up is the autoimmunity that has been popping up from it. I think Megan Kelly is the most recent 1 that you guys probably have heard about, but they just recently published a study on that too. So just a couple updates on on those things. I am gonna have a pathologist that has agreed to come on and share some things that he's been seeing, that I probably don't wanna hear about, but we need to hear about. And Yeah. So whenever I do get that, I'll record it and let you guys know and share it out so you guys have the information. We did have a water expert on. His name was actually Bobby Boucher. I call him the water boy. We're starting to do a series of all things water. He's starting to from the basics and going over each, you know, reverse osmosis and distilled weather and all those sort of things that can help benefit us. So just a couple of things to update you guys on. 0: Yeah. Are you are you or anybody using and I just your thoughts on it, the, protocol that doctor McCullough has put out with the I can't say yeah. Okay. 1: The NADA guidance. 12: Bromelain and curcumin. Yes. So so far, there's not a complete randomized control study. So it's just just the research that they've done so far, that has shown some degradation of the spike protein. We don't know how much it's gonna degrade it. There is an assay test in Germany that measures the spike protein on urine and breast milk. So, hopefully, that test will come over to us so we can start measuring it and see who's actually breaking down the spike and getting it out or who's actually being that protein factory and just keep reproducing it. So that's where we are 0: there. Yeah. Because that seems very important for people not only who got the shot, but for people who had COVID. I just started the protocol. It was recommended to me when when I saw doctor McCullough at an event in Fort Worth. And so I, you know, I respect his Oh, yeah. Definitely. A lot of things. And so, like, I just started it, but, couple weeks ago. So hopefully 12: Yeah. So far, that's what's helping. It takes a few months to start. I mean, the degradation, especially if you've been injured and, long haul for a while just to get the spike protein out. But, really, until they acknowledge us and they do the proper research on us and what we need, we really won't know all the ins and outs and details. So until then, we just kinda have to it's like a crapshoot experiment. Yeah. 1: I just watched a, video yesterday. It was doctor Pierre Kory talking to doctor Booker, and he said that in his clinic, they have found a way to to measure the spike. And I forgot it was some medical term, so I forgot what it was. But, there there's they've been able to decrease it some, but there's just not an off switch for it. 12: Right. 9: Able to 1: get it to 0. 0: But they did have a Can I get involved with that 1? 12: Yeah. Doctor. Bain, I wanted you to listen to this too. So I had, Bruce Patterson's cytokine panel and s 1 protein panel done in September, and it showed, spike protein in all 3 monocytes. I just had it redone in June, and they were out of my monocytes. So something I'm doing is working and helping getting it out, but 0: it's, you 12: know, trying to figure out if it's you know, am I the factory that got the lucky roulette? And, 11: and just There might be something you're doing that wasn't suggested even by Patterson's group. Who knows? Because I've seen Patterson's people plus and minus. Like, people get better, but their numbers look worse when they redo it. Right. You know? So there's you know? I mean, when we keep say when we keep chasing these cytokine things, it's really cool, and I he's gobs smarter than I am, but I don't but I do know that, doctor Vaughn, of of Alabama who's looking at the microclots, he's getting Patterson's patients, some of them. So they're we really and then with McCullough like you're talking about, we we really don't know, like you were saying. We you know, like you say, a crapshoot. Like you say, you know, we're experimenting to try to heal ourselves. You know? Now with regard to Corey, I I I I had the, the, opportunity to speak with his nurse practitioner partner, and they're looking at spike, semi quantitative spike antibodies to be kinda like an indication of spike burden, we'll say. It's not what what you were talking about relative to the German situation. Also, I'm doing the quest, semi quantitative antibody to spike, and I'm tracking I'm just tracking all the vaxx people that I have and all the the the straight COVID, long COVID people. And so I'm using that as a marker. So it's really if that's what you're talking about, it's the semi quantitative antibody to the spike. So it's not direct. 2: So we 0: don't know for That's what the time 12: of that 1. 0: Alright. So we don't know for sure. 1: Capsid too. 11: The and then they're doing a nucleocapsid. The other thing is I I don't know how to send this out. There's a guy, who's in the c 19 group. He's an artist, but he's very he's kind of, he's 2: very I 12: know who you're talking about. 11: You know Abraxas? Yeah. I was telling, Carolyn Cece to invite him. I gave the number to this to this meeting because he's he is really all about, you know, getting that spike assessment. And he found I don't know where to send it to whom, but he he's got a journal article of an Italian group. You said German. This is an Italian group that's found a way, I think, to assess the actual spike in the blood. Now we've been hearing stories about doctor Cole, but he's, like, spread thin in my mind. Ryan Cole is is very spread thin. And and we're trying to find somebody or some doctor to really in The United States to really do this thing because we need we need to prove this, obviously. I've been really going whole hog, as they say, on looking for micro clots like doctor and I learned that from knowing about doctor Vaughn, but he's he's all gobbed up as well with his microscopes. In other words, he's the only game in town to look for microclots for a shot injured. I, myself, had a 2 out of 4, long COVID. I had a mini, mini, mini, mini, mini long COVID. But my point is looking for micro clots is a good way to kinda show something up. It's not an answer to try to get rid of them totally because the because you have the lipid nano particle and you have the, spike. You know, it's a it it might be a microclots could be a very downstream, downriver, system of looking for horrible inflammation. So this is still still a big problem. But looking for spike like you were talking about is a great idea. And then I like microclots because I I just wanna we wanna show the world what the hell is going on with this. 12: Yes. And 11: Oh, that was a mouthful. Sorry. 12: No. You're fine. This may be TMI, but with you like you said with the clots, especially 9: with menstrual cycles, we're having tons 12: of heavy bleeding with lots of clots. Menstrual cycles, we're having tons of heavy bleeding with lots of clots. And the clots, whenever you try to break them down, they're super rubbery, and they do not break down at all. 11: And that's the problem too as well. I get that. 12: And then we have to add in the plasmids and the pseudouridine and the s v 40 and now the I g g 4 crap. It's like 11: You know? And then, you know, I I I have a question to throw out there, and I mean, I I can't get ahold of doctor Eley. I tried. He he when he did his lecture in Conroe, Texas, if you all were there, some of you were, with the scene with the React 19, he was talking about bee pollen. And there's a con there there there's a chemical in bee pollen that can go after whatever's going on into the gut and maybe kinda slow down that so called spike factory from the plasmids. But I don't know if that's true at all. I Henry Ealy, you all know who he is. I don't know him personally. 1: Get a hold of him probably, and I'll see him in November at the health 11: care facility. Pushing the damn bee pollen and I and I don't know if he's proven it. Everybody taught and I know there's literature with doctor McCullough and, you know, I I always refer to him. He's my mentor and he's the research guy. But, and plus everything else. Right? But but but we, you know, we really it's just hard to just say everything and prove everything. We'd like you like you said 12: Yeah. 11: That, you know, we're sort of our own little, experiment and, but we have to do this. We were experimented upon. So, you know, we're trying to reverse this thing, but, you know, I mean, let me tell you some stories. So a thousand people. I don't have his number. He was so nice to let me sit in on 4 of his, what do you call it, his his televisits. Wonderful. And he's doing, you know, Plavix, aspirin, and Eliquis for, like, 6 weeks to months. And, you know, you gotta be really careful with that stuff. I've, you know Yeah. 12: I've been on it for 4 months now. 11: What? 12: I've had been on that concoction for 4 months now. 11: Okay. So you would actually work with doctor, Corey. So you've been out of the concoctions. Is it helping your your shot injury? 12: It is. So I have really severe POTS and dysautonomia, and I was getting super, shortness of breath on exertion with any kind of movement even with talking, and it helped, with my shortness of breath. But whenever I do try to come off of it, I can tell that the shortness of breath does come back again and recurs. 8: It's so frustrating 1: listening to all this because, you know, all these people that were killed by the protocol was because they were discriminated against for not getting these shots, and then look what these shots are doing to people. It's just 12: With the protocols too, they're trying to cover up remdesivir by calling it Vic Lurie, so I've been trying to educate people on that too. 9: Yeah. So I have a can 11: I ask a question? I know I'm kinda I I may I or or or anybody else raising their hand? I'll shut up if you want me to. I 1: No. Go ahead. 11: Okay. Just tell me when somebody you know, just tell me to slow down. You know, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna throw a big thing at everybody. It's kinda like and and this was brought up by, our favorite, what do you call it? Angelina Farrell of Texas. 0: Mhmm. Love her. 11: Yeah. So I call her the Texas tornado, actually. Endearingly so. So so, you know, she was quoting the the Netflix movie of 2 or 3 years ago called a, what do you call it, a social dilemma. 1: Yeah. 11: You know that? Yep. And and and she spoke of the, you know, she she's talking really fast 1 day and, you know, because I know that movie. I I saw a half or 3 quarters of it. And the whole idea the whole idea of of the algorithm, how we, you know, are fed the computer, whatever the Facebook, whatever this algorithm is, whoever's controlling this darn thing is creating schisms and schisms and polarizations. So, you know, we're all in our own little group doing our thing, which we need to keep doing 1 by 1. Right? But we need some genius messaging people who know computers to think and deter algorithm? 8: Break the algorithm? What? 1: To break the algorithm? 11: Break the algorithm and and think and yeah. Well, break or or I'll use some metaphors. Antidote. Antidote. 1: Now outsmart the censorship. 11: Yeah. And and, you know, you know, they're sitting there with the safe and effective algorithm or the or the or the you know, I write write my lyrics to my little songs that I'm I'm a nobody. But but I was I got the greatest opportunity this morning to talk to doctor Biss, Kimberly Biss from Florida. And and I want I you all know her, and I wanted Cece to meet her too. And I was Yes. But but she she she was talking about the mantra. She used it in a negative way, of course, the mantra or the narrative, the mantra. What I'm saying is we need our own reverse mantra. We need and then I told her about some of these things I was doing, and she says with her own experience because she would almost got in trouble by being very vocal at her hospital because she was the head of her hospital staff. And they nearly almost got rid of her the next day because they thought of her as an anti vaxxer. She was just spell you know? So she made a metaphor. She says she says to me today, she says, well, you know, you can't, bang, you can't you you can't message it out like a water hose. Yeah. You can't be a water hose because they're gonna react to it. And, you know, maybe we need an antidote and a mist of our own mist, like, you know, fine mist of messaging. 0: Yep. 11: It we we really need an antidote. We really need to fight back in in, what Gail was talking about the other day was in in well, I he used the word gorilla. Do you know? I so I do listen when I listen. Yeah. 8: Information warfare. 11: Yeah. On the Friday night. You know? Put the message out on a Friday night. My point is the gorilla idea of of of fighting back with with our own metaphoric, subtle antidote messaging structure. We all gotta get together and really create a how shall I say? Somehow create a counternarrative, but we're all kind of fractal, and that's getting all frustrating for me. You know? I mean, I wanna you know? But that's what we're here to talk. That we're not 12: in big pharma's pocket. So that's Right. I'm going for it. 2: If I may interject everyone, I wanna let everyone know there's a man by the name of Elon Musk who gave Twitter the ability to let us do this. That's a good start. Yeah. I agree with I agree with the doctor that using technology correctly, utilizing, systems and, the software that is that exists out there, not just Twitter, other social media, other platforms, and also the people that you know. And don't be afraid to tell your local, grocery store owner about what's going on too. But that's really where it starts. But learning the technology that you have and, also, I hate to say, I know that, I don't like to use the word money a whole lot, but sometimes you gotta pay the play. So pay to advertise and push the message out. Twitter allows you to do that. So if you if you use the right word play, you're gonna get, in my opinion, the results you're looking for, but you must be consistent. You must you know, you're not gonna become a karate master in 5 minutes. 1: Let me tell you yeah. That's perfect example is what, 1 of our teammates, Heidi, can do. Gail, you wanna 0: Yeah. So I think Yeah. So what she does, and she does this on true social, of course, but it'll work on on Twitter as well. She takes a story from our Rumble channel, and she links the she writes a little hard hard hitting, attention getting summary, couple sentences or a sentence to catch the person's attention, such as, 1 of the victims on in Georgia, his 13 year old son was killed by the protocols. His his son's last words were, daddy, I'm very hungry, but it's okay. And he he loved his doctor, and his doctor, he had all his all his life. He was disabled 13 year old. He loved doctor Brooks. Doctor Brooks was the 1 that ended up killing him because she wouldn't even give him medications like budesonide that he had gotten all of his life. Suddenly, he got COVID, and he couldn't have it. And so she wrote a couple sentences that out of that part of the story to catch the viewer's eyes or the reader's attention, and then she she at you know, she did at Taylor or, Marjorie Taylor Greene, at Kevin McCarthy. She picked about 13 very popular politicians and tagged them in in what she posted because they have big followings. And then every time she saw something that they posted or another politician posted about medical freedom, she put the that same story in there, and she did this for 4 days. And his initially, his story had about a 96 views at the time, and it went to 10,500 views in 4 days. And then she just did that with another, story, Denise Fritter's story, Jamie, Justice for Jamie. She's probably on here. And it had a 20 or 213 views. And within 24 hours, it shot up to 8,000 views. So we we can like Andy was saying, by being creative and being you know, learning how to use social media, you can really bring out awareness to some of these things if you know how to do it. 1: Yeah. We all should be sharing all everybody's, you know, each other's podcast and and videos and stories and interviews. I mean, it's a full time job. I feel like I'm on all the social media platforms, and it takes a lot. You know, it takes a while, but, you know, just get some of your friends to help you or whatever. But Mhmm. 9: That's the 1: way I mean, half of this more than half this battle is public 11: awareness. I have a question. What what are we up against when doctor Buttar is no longer with us? Because he got on CNN, and he was the passionate honest guy. What are we dealing with here when I say that? I'm just throwing it out there. 0: Murder. 1: Mass propaganda on with the mainstream media, but and lies. You know? I mean, that's the way how Brad and I met, the founder of Former Feds, because my all my blogs on ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine in 2020 were getting blocked and taken down, and I got banned from, YouTube and all this stuff. And at the time, Brad was suing Facebook for censorship of early treatments. And we were trying our best to get this information out to to the masses to to make it work for the hospital and not take remdesivir. And we couldn't and we were just getting blocked every which way but loose. 0: And, you know, every Every doctor that stood in the gap like, I I heard doctor McCullough talking about the how there's, you know, roughly a little over 500 doctors. There's a and I've I always have to check the stats. Right? But there truly is almost a million doctors in America and only a little over 500 that stood in the gap to save lives. That is pathetic. And and the doctors that helped, you saw how they got attacked. You saw how they and they just kept going down. They kept moving the ball down the field for 3 years no matter how many times people try to tackle them and and beat them up and go after them. And so, yeah, what are we up against? We're up against this for for whatever reason, our legislators, the media, social media, big tech, big corporations want to keep this stuff silent. 2: You know, it's about them taking this out too. We have a few only a few hundred people that run the whole planet that in my opinion. And the World Economic Forum has influenced, governments all over the world with their deep pockets, and it's that simple. And, the the the people that, I think put this together or is is part of the orchestrated event is the Department of Defense, a couple 3 a couple 3 letter agencies I'm not gonna name, but, you know, and and just a very small elite group of people, you know, names like Bill Gates, Fauci, names we all know that are steering the wheel of this narrative and keeping us in this dystopian new whatever you wanna call it. That's how I feel about this. 0: Yeah. I'm gonna put a a link in in the chat here. Who owns the world? 1: Oh, you just took the words right out of my mouth. 12: Wallenberg's a good start. 9: If you've 1: not if you haven't seen this documentary, it is insanely good. I've seen it probably 10 times. It's called who owns the world. 0: It made me look at it made me look at my 4 0 1 k very differently. I I I have made decisions on my 4 0 1 k that give me less money, but 13: Based on 0: give me yes. But but help me sleep at night. 12: I used to have a 4 0 1 k. 1: Let's have bring in Gail McCray. She is 1 of our favorite. She was a nurse while, the COVID pandemic was going on. She saw remdesivir didn't work. She has been super brave in coming out and speaking against these protocols and these, medication and is fighting for a new health care system, basically. But I'll let her explain. Are you there, Gail? 0: She might have to unmute because she was connecting, and now she's, looks like she's a beaker. Gail matrix. McCray. 1: Let me see if I can okay her. Let's see where she goes. 0: She is she says that it's a speak she's a speaker now. Okay. Oh, did she leave? 9: No. 0: She might have left. 1: She said add as a speaker. Okay. Just told me to add her. 0: Okay. 8: There you go. 0: I'll give her a minute. 4: Sorry about the technical difficulties. 1: There you go. 4: I was having trouble getting reconnected. 1: To the glitchy. 4: So I missed the last last few minutes of the conversation, but I did want to chime in on the discussion about the 500 docs, in Mhmm. In the midst of, you know, a million plus who came forward to protect our populations. I've done a lot of contemplation on this because I was a COVID nurse, a med surg nurse, and I for over 10 years. And 0: We're losing our 4: witness We are losing our COVID from inside of the acute care setting. Are y'all losing me? 0: We you we are lose we are losing you, and I'm I'm wondering if it's, you know, last that a couple Twitter spaces ago, John, I can never pronounce his name, Boedoyne. I I always Boo. 1: Is what I call him. 0: Boo. Yeah. He he suggested putting a little ice pack or something on the back setting your phone on it to keep your phone cool, and that has worked wonders for me in that. Just it's a tip. Okay. 4: Twitter user Can you hear me now? 0: Yes. Yeah. We can hear you now quick. No. I'm just kidding. We can hear you now. Go ahead. 4: Okay. Sorry about that. So, where did I where did you lose me? 14: You were talking about the 1: type of just working in a COVID Yeah. Floor. 0: Yeah. 4: Yeah. Well, so in the acute care setting, I found myself surrounded by colleagues who were either too afraid to speak up or they believed what they were being told. And to be honest, my reflection on the percentages, I would I would speculate that roughly 30 percent of my colleagues saw what was going on and were too afraid to speak. And I would also reflect that they gave me all kinds of reasons not to speak. Usually, it was because they had a family and a mortgage, and they needed to be able to support their families. In reflection, be hoover us to make the number 1 priority of every single individual who enters the field to go through intensive training on morals, ethics, and the power of fear. Because, ultimately, there was a large percentage of my colleagues who knew or who had an inclination that something was wrong. And they wouldn't allow their minds to entertain the truth because they were afraid of losing. So, in in retrospect, and in hindsight is 20 20, for those of us like myself who are envisioning creating a parallel healthcare system, I think we should try and remember these ideas of the power of fear and strength of character and the value of morals and ethics in not only the medical setting, but also in the educational setting. I have also come to believe that 1 of the primary reasons that I was unafraid and unabashedly honest and direct and forthcoming with the truth about what was happening around me to my community members and to my colleagues was because I had a different upbringing than the average person. I was homeschooled. And working in the hospital during COVID reminded me so much of high school in that I looked around me during COVID in the hospital, and I hospital, and I recognized that my peers were so concerned about being in the in crowd that they just repeated and accepted what everyone else was saying to feel good about themselves rather than to be honest about what they were seeing. And so that's something else that I really love to bring to the forefront of these conversations because this really needs to start with our children. We need to we need to come back to teaching them how to have strength of character and oftentimes, a public education, does not necessarily encourage in our youngsters. 1: Gail, how how do you think that they could make all these what used to be compassionate, you know, caring, hypocritical human beings. Human beings just just switch on a dime to not caring and just killing people. I mean, did and when you were in the hospital, did they see that this protocol was not working and and just didn't even think that, hey. Maybe we should change something? 12: I knew I did. 4: I would say that I would say that they did see and that they didn't want to accept the truth. I would also say that in order to survive a lot of the things that occur in the hospital, because I don't think that practitioners receive enough psychosocial and, psychological support for what they see on a daily basis. A part of them kind of gets turned off sometimes with some practitioners, and they become hard. I will say that just the other day, I ran into, unbeknownst to me, I ran into a colleague, out in public. And she just happened to have found out that I was a nurse who left the field because I specifically stated that I I refused to engage in medical murder and the protocols were killing people, not the virus itself. And her response to me was, well, we know it was a tough tough time, but sacrifices had to be made. And unfortunately, I do think that that is, 1 of the attitudes that plagues the practitioners that have remained in the field is that they just don't have a full picture. They're not willing to acknowledge what is actually happening, so they base their opinions and views on fragmented information because if they admitted the truth to themselves, they would be forced to take responsibility for the choices that they made. And their, their their psyche can't handle 0: I'm losing you a little bit, Gail. 4: I 0: Yeah. Lou I think we lost you, Gail. I had some questions for her too. I wanted to hopefully, she 2: I guess, we're having some technical difficulties. 4: Sorry. I know 5: Okay. Go ahead. 1: No. We're still losing you. 0: Yep. 4: Okay. Let me see if I can find a better network. Give me a few minutes. 0: Oh, that's now we can hear you pretty good. 4: Okay. Is that better? 0: It is better. Yeah. It is better. You know, I've what what do you what would you say to, like, the countless of victims or eyewitnesses to Crimes Against Humanity that are on here that, their loved 1 was murdered in a hospital by nurses and doctors. They're like myself having survived only because my, you know, nurse husband storms the ICU and gets me out. I the we all we all found that there were nurses who were actually cruel, and like you said, they knew they knew. What what do you what would you you tell them about their experience or just, like I because you you walk the talk. Like, you you didn't just show up on the scene. Like, you've given up a lot to be a whistleblower, right, and an advocate. 4: Can you hear me? 0: Yeah. We can hear you. 4: I struggle with this. I think that Doctor. Baine is right. We need as many victims as possible to get this out as far and wide as possible. So, what I did with that woman who I ran into the other day, it was so powerful. I didn't even know that she was a nurse, and I told her Everything that we did I told her that we were murdering people with remdesivir I told her that the shots took our codes blues from 1 a day to 10 a day. I told her that 1 of my colleagues was told by her manager that if she didn't report a single adverse event, she'd be fired. I and when she told me that it was tough times and we just did what we had to do, I responded and said, my license and my morals and and ethics will not be bent for any emergency or situation. And I left the field, and I will continue to fight till my dying breath to stop these ethical violations. So I I just just think that until we get enough people being loud enough about what is happening, you know, I mean I don't advocate for being angry, but I do advocate for being loud and being honest and direct and stopping people or responding to people when they try to say something like well we were in tough times and we did what we had to do. That's not acceptable. 0: I agree and that that's 1 of the reasons why we do the interviews on, the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project on CHBMP.org because, they, you know, people submit their story there and schedule an interview with us, and we do the written version of the story with the statistics, but also the video interview because it is very important that the world sees that these are real families, real people. These people mattered. I did an interview, Wednesday with a the whole family. We redid the interview because the whole family wanted to be part of the interview, but it was really this young man's his mother was 47 years old. His his brother was 18, and he was 21 when this happened to his mother, and it was horrible. His his, his her her sister worked at the hospital and begged the doctors and the administrator and the president of the hospital for ivermectin for her 47 year old sister who was in in very good health. And, after a month, they still wouldn't give it to her. They gave her 10 rounds of remdesivir, and they vented her, like, 30 days into her hospital stay. And she she was she died in, like, 14 days after that. But, you know, we these these are real people that have had their loved ones stolen. They didn't have to die. You know, my husband was looking through my records this week, and he said you were stable the whole time you were in the hospital. They would not give me, you know, the frontline doctor protocol, the ivermectin hydroxychloroquine, budesonide. They they wouldn't give it to me, and that is the protocol that saved me once my husband came and rescued me with my daughter, and they rescued me and took care of me. So it is unnecessary. Like you said, they are killing people with these protocols, and and the world needs to know it. They need to understand that these are real stories. 1: Yeah. I did 3 round tables yesterday, and I crowded every single 1 of them. And I'm talking about and so did the the, the family members. And this is you know, some of them are over 2 years or 2 years. I mean, it is still just traumatizing them. I mean, traumatizing me listening to these stories. We are going over the 25 commonalities, and every every 1 I did, all 9 people, all had the same thing. And these were Yeah. All over the country. 0: That's right. I I talked to a widow the other night, Thursday night, until probably about midnight. She had known her husband since they were 5. They were best friends since they were 5. They were married 27 years. He was young when when he died, when he was killed by the hospital, and it was the same thing. And she told me that a nurse, to show him what it would be like if he went home, took away his oxygen for 3 hours to taunt him with that. 1: Oh my gosh. 0: It's like, the things that we hear, it's it it it it blows my mind that somebody like, it's such a tale of 2 different types of people. It it's almost like this this, you know, godless group of people who are cruel, and then you have the Gail McCrae's of the world who are true bedside true bedside nurses who understand the impact on of human but when when Gail, when you talked about the power of fear the power of fear, that's an example of what's being done. The power of fear is so real. The gaslighting, the gaslighting to make us afraid. We have a lot of of victims who who had a loved 1 killed, and they were so afraid because they were kept out of the hospital and they didn't know at the time that it was the protocols and not COVID. But they were so afraid that they went out, rolled up their sleeve for that shot, and now they're shot injured. So it's like we we it's this vicious cycle. 4: I wanna add a little more to that too. It's a combination of the power of fear, but also understanding how to exercise courage. I think that there are a percentage of the population who are born with that skill, a small percentage. I would estimate it's 5 percent or so. And for the rest of us in this world, we have to learn how to exercise courage, and it is very difficult. And I had a I had an interview by 1 of the first female psychologists ever to, complete, psych training, to become a a doctor back in the sixties, and she asked me offline. She said, Gail, I want you to tell me why it is that you think that you spoke up when your colleagues wouldn't. And this was back near the beginning of when I just started coming forward. She was 1 of the first interviews I gave. And it really made me think deeply about what it is that distinguishes me. And she said to me she said, I don't need you to answer, but what I will tell you is that in this 60 years that I have been practicing as a psychiatrist and a psychologist, every single person I've seen come forward and do things like what you're doing are people who have been through extraordinary circumstances and have learned how to exercise courage. And it helped me really learn to understand what it was that my colleagues were against. They had never learned how to have courage. And so when they were faced with these kinds of situations, they just couldn't really figure out how to stand up and do the right thing. And I look at them now, and I see I see it all over them that they have sacrificed a part of their soul to remain in these positions because they know some part of them knows. I mean, a lot of them are blind and ignorant to it, but many of them know, and they just can't figure out how to find the courage to to discover, like, hey. How else can I make a living to pay my bills? You know? Like, that's creativity. 0: You said you said something a minute you you said something a minute ago about a little while ago about being homeschooled, and I think think sometimes that has a little bit to do with it because you learn to think a little differently, and you have the freedom to to learn to be courageous. If you look at if you look at people who are institutionalized that not institute who go to well, institutionalized, they go to a they go to a pub an institution of learning. They you hear all the time. Don't it's not polite to talk about politics and religion. It's not polite to talk about this. Don't talk about these things. Be careful what you say. You know? And and and so over time, they don't have they don't develop the skills to have hard conversations or to not go with the you know, even a dead fish can can flow downstream. Right? So it they don't have the ability. They don't build those muscles to stand up and say, I'm gonna do the right thing even if I stand alone. Right. 11: Well, so can I say something? 0: Oh, yes, sir. 11: So this dovetails into Gail's stuff and, you know, it it's I I I was taught by when I was in medical school, this preceptor, I was it was in a family practice rotation and doctor Edward Nicholson in Chicago. I don't think he was around even. He says, you know, student Bane, doctor Bane, remember, doctors are trained, not educated. 9: I want 10: you to think about it. 0: Point. Yeah. That's a great 11: Doctors are trained. Now nurses as well. Trained. So so it's already it's already inborn in the whole system. It's it's already inborn in in the whole system that that doctors and and nurses are are just not, educated. Yeah. You know? 4: Yeah. And this is why fine. This is this is why I really think that it comes back to the education of our children and setting up a new system or structure to make ethics and morals and our oath as practitioners a requirement for entry into the educational programs. People shouldn't even be allowed in to start learning about what it means to be a practitioner until they have a full grasp of these concepts that are absolutely fundamental to engaging in the protection of human life. 11: Agreed. Absolutely. Agreed. 0: Yeah. I agree. 9: Yep. Yeah. 0: I I see somebody has her hand up, so let's go to just in case they've got a question for Gail, Lindsay, or doctor Bain. Nooni? 6: Yes. Thank you. Absolutely bang on, doctor Baine. Doctors are indoctrinated into the Rockefeller medical doctrine. 10: Right. 6: Yes. And the thing is, what I'm what is really, I'm hopeful for is this new, medical, alternate systems that that's emerging that focuses on wellness instead of sickness, which is, I think, fantastic. My name is Nune, and I am the purveyor of the red pill starter pack. It is a link or an index of links to all things countermeasure 19. And I was so glad I found you, doctor Alleyne, because I've added your clinic to it, and I've also added, Gail's organization. And I'm in the process of adding your CEHBMP. But you can put that on your phone, and you can, whenever I'm in out in public talking to people, I just I can pass them the link with a QR code. You just press on the little arrow, and then you can generate a QR code, or you can send the link as a text message or in an email. But it has, the first page is, a list of literate medical professionals who can treat, you know, COVID, long COVID, vaccine injury, and shedding injury, as well as some of the treatment modalities that people are using and information about that and healing, as well as some of the you know, there's columns. There's many columns, so it's organized into various bits. So there's information about vaccine injury, information about vaccine injury groups, compensation, all of those things, all included in there. And it's very important when you're having these discussions and if somebody says, well, you know, where's your paper? Well, there's lots of papers on there too. You know, so it's a good way to pass around. I do know that, in Canada, it's going around, the emergency medical services as well as the, Ontario Provincial Police and that they are, working, with their union to stop the mandates that seem to be coming down the line. And that information is is a way to to spread it because, some it started with 1 guy who spread it to his team, and now it's gone through the whole province. And that's part of what you were talking earlier, doctor Allen, in terms of getting the information out there. The app that is on it is a little clunky, but it doesn't sell your information to third party, organizations. Well, it's fantastic that way, but it's a great way to organize some information. So when you're having these things that these conversations in person, that you can pass on links to information where they can read about it. In terms of, you know, what you're talking about, the courage, Gail, you're absolutely bang on, because I've been wondering what makes the people who are pushing back, not only the ones that didn't take it, but the people who are standing up, pushing back, risking everything, not engaging in, earning a living from blood money. That is, your observation right there was, I think nailed it as well as other factors. The 1 thing I've noticed is that many have and are practicing a faith, not just in a faith, but actively practicing it. Those would be the most fearless, and, and I'm glad for that. And I think, that's 1 of the strongest foundations people can have in in doing this because it's a question of faith to go forward, with that courage. And thank you all. Brilliant space, and I'm done. But, again, it's incredible. It's called the red pill starter pack. 0: Yeah. We just pin that. We just, pin that to the top of the space. Yeah. Very awesome. I like it. I like it. It's 9: Yeah. 0: I know I know what you mean. It it's clunky, but it's it's I like how it's laid out in the, you know, the well, I'm a project manager, so the columns and stuff like that. Good stuff. I just took a look at it. 1: You know what else I've noticed is, of course, everybody that lost somebody in the hospital or survived it has been through traumatic, event. But a lot of the people that that are just in the fight to fight have been through a traumatic event in their life, and I think they realized you know, they put things in priority, and they realized the value of life. And, you know, like, Brad was at 09:11. Dan Watkins, 1 of the attorneys. He was at the Vegas shooting. You know, I had my own tragedy. There's a a lot of people had major tragedies in their life and realized the preciousness of life, I guess you could say, and and how quickly and how, you know, it could be taken away and the grief process. And those are the people that are really stepping in. I know 2 both the other attorneys, Jamie and Melissa, both gone through tragic events. You know, it's it's kind of, it's kinda if if you practice a faith and if you've been through something, it it's those people that seem to be stepping up. 4: Even to add 1 more thing on to that, Cece, because that I do agree 100%. But in addition to that, I think that, like, for me, for instance, I see my colleagues, you know, who have given up their, their their hearts. I I like to call it, like, they've given up a piece of their soul to stay in the field. They have no idea what I have gained. And that's something that I think is so important to amplify when we're talking to people is that I I I mean, it it it is spiritual. I have freed my soul from engaging in lies and following a path where I have to compromise my ethics and integrity. And doing that, it really, I feel it really gets down to the meat of the purpose of life here on this planet. I don't know that people who who go along, I don't know if they will ever feel the level of freedom that I feel, being able to come forward and genuinely express the things that I have come to understand to be true. 9: Mhmm. 4: And it's it really puts in perspective, you know, what is what is really so great about 0: money? Like Right. 4: I mean, when you when you compare that with the freedom of being true to yourself and grasping onto the value of exercising courage and being an ethical human being, it's infinitely more valuable to me than any job, and I don't think my colleagues understand. That is what I 0: I I I couldn't agree more with you. I mean, I can tell you when I was laying there looking at the end of my life, the last thing I was thinking about was my stuff. 1: Yeah. You know, like Dan Watkins, the attorney said, you know, he's been practicing med mal and and all kinds of, you know, high paying, lawsuits for 30 years. And now he's, like, took 19 of our protocol cases that don't have a single month you know, dollar for funding, and he said it's the most rewarding work he's ever done. You know? And, you know, my example, I told my husband I was taking a year off to volunteer where it's been 2 and a half. And, of course, it's put a a damper on our finances, but I I can't I don't even couldn't even think about going back right now. I'm so Mhmm. You know, for the longest time, I'm like, I thought my purpose was to be a mother. And then when that didn't happen, I've suffered from, like, what is my purpose? Well, now I know. I mean, this is our war. This is our time. And, speaking of time, I'll shut up, and Clover's on. Hey, Clover. His hard earned money making these stories. 15: Yeah. Can you hear me? 1: We can. 0: We can hear you. Tell us about what you got going on, some exciting, exciting stuff. 15: Well, 2 days ago was my mother's birthday, September 13. And I I I know we all, I I know that you you might not know my story, but, I lost my mother, 08/01/2021, due to the hospital protocols. We were the first family to sue Baylor Scott and White here in Texas, largest hospital franchise in Texas, and we won a temporary injunction to give the, well, at the time, it wasn't the McCullough protocol, but we were working with this, doctor that nobody knew about yet, doctor Peter McCullough. And he was he was putting this together. And we we won a temporary injunction to give this protocol. Doctor Ben Edwards out of Lubbock was going to be the hospitalist to to give this protocol. And, the next week, we had another hearing, and we lost. We argued the right to try. They said ivermectin will likely do damage to her kidneys and, do no harm is what they said. The staff epidemiologist said, no. Do no harm. We can't give ivermectin. The judge said, well, what's her prognosis? Well, she's likely not gonna make it. Why can't we give her the drug? Do no harm. So instead of giving her ivermectin, they thought it best to just let her die because it might damage her kidneys. And I know that might sound hyperbolic, but that is exactly precisely what was said in court, which which still baffles us. So 11: May I may I What's that? Yeah. I'm doctor Bang. I my my heart goes out to you. You know, the what you just shared with me is amazing because pushing back like we've all done as doctors and clinicians who know about this drug, it's like you were the victim of mythology. It it doesn't hurt the kidneys. It's it's it's horrible that they shove that in your throat in in the in the legal case. It's it's horrible. 15: It it baffled us. It baffled us. It 11: You you well, rightly so. It rightly so. It should baffle you because it it it gets excreted in the GI tract. And, frankly, you know, I didn't mean to overtake you there, sir, but we we we need to fight for it's just horrible. We're fighting against mythology. Ivermectin is 1 of the safest drugs on the planet. More people die of Tylenol per year and and penicillin. We wouldn't throw that out the door, would we? And how to fight this it baffled you. You're right, sir. I I'm so sorry this happened to you and everybody that didn't get that 15: drug. Well, well, thank you. Thank you for yes. That's that's precisely right. So, my sister was leading the charge. Some of you know her, Jody, and and we were trying to give this protocol. We argued for this protocol, and we tried to get an ethics consult. And, they would bait and switch us with nurses and doctors leaving. And all of these stories, there's so many statements that are the same, like the classic, we need to give your lungs a rest, so we need to ventilate you. They kept her from us, my mother from us. We couldn't speak to her, and they were given her bad counsel. So, we're we're actually I think this is the first time I'm saying this publicly. We're suing Baylor Scott and White. Dan Watkins is is helping us out with that. And, you guys can pray for the success of that for 9: Yeah. Yes. We should pray 11: really hard for that absolute wrong Is Dan Buckins 2: an attorney? Yes. Is he Yes. He's the 1 Yeah. 1: He's the 1 Cece's 0: working with. Okay. Well, I'm gonna give him 2: a call because I'm gonna show him what I film because, I have on film me being threatened and assaulted by Baylor Scott white policeman while a nurse violently ended my father's life in front of 11: me. Mhmm. 10: So, 5: I'll connect 8: you. Yeah. 0: I will connect. CC can get you connected. 2: Because what I'm gonna do next is if no 1 wants to take my case, I'm going to take probably a a a nice amount of change, take the video, and blast it all over the Internet for the world to watch. That's what I'm about to do it. So if anyone if it before I do it, if there's anyone in the legal world that wants to step forward and help Andy Kitsanes, please, speak now. Thank you. 15: Well, I tell you what. So let me tell you the rest of the story. So my background is media production. I produce for National Geographic Discovery Channel, The Learning Channel, investigate discovery. And this is what we've been doing. The name of my business is New Story Media. We're in Houston. And, this has upended everything. The world's upside down. So we said, I know that we're going to tell this story. And right now, it's the cobbler has no shoes, but we're telling other people's stories. And we're just about to release. We've been working on a documentary for 9 months. Doctor Peter McCullough was kind enough to be a part of it. And we're telling the story of Clifton Dolly. Clifton Dolly, it was in Michigan, and he the protagonist is his son, who is, like many of us, tried to fight, for high doses of vitamin d, high doses of vitamin c, ivermectin, budesonide. And it was the same story, the same protocol story over and over. And this this, story, tells tells the horrendous events, but it also has doctor McCullough coming in as the expert talking about many of the things that he just talked about in the European Parliament, a few days ago. So it's really timely because this documentary documentary addresses timely issues right to coincide with the new push for 9: for the mask mandates. 15: It's a gripping, eye opening documentary that takes viewers on an emotional journey of medical conspiracy during the pandemic. But what's important to to to realize is it's not it's not just about 1 family's tragedy. It's about a worldwide concerted effort to promote fear, suffering, isolation, hospitalization, and death. And I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but it demands our attention. Attention. And it's a call to action for accountability. We want to continue to tell these stories. So we've put a a website together called do no harm stories. And our goal we've got 50 victims in Fresno count County, California that we're working with. We wanna tell as many stories as possible. We're not selling this. We're not monetizing. We're giving it away. It does cost. We we do have a sponsor that's helping us out, CardioMiracle, which is part of the I, recover protocol against the spike protein. We do have a a discount code. It's called do no harm. If you, if you're suffering from a vaccine injury and you're taking a Cardiomiracle, you use you do get a discount, I I believe, if you use do no harm, then, that helps our cause. 1: Awesome. Because I drink it out my husband, so I'll promo code. 15: Oh, excellent. 1: Yeah. And 0: I I just wanna tell people, like like, Clover, you you do an excellent an excellent documentary. You did mine, and I was so grateful to you. And, we've pinned or we've pinned the, trailer for do no harm in the in the, in the spaces. So, yeah, definitely, people promote, promote, promote that. Do you wanna talk a little bit about, so like you said, your your the stories that you're doing, you've got, you know, so many in Fresno, and you're trying to do as many stories. Are you doing, like, additional documentaries with multiple stories in it? Or how are you going about, these documentaries that you're putting out? 15: Well, our goal truthfully, every single person's story needs to be told. Yes. And, you know, pragmatically, if we combine several into 1 documentary, you know, the problem is if you if you say 3 things, you don't say 1 thing in marketing. And to be able to and I'll tell you what I'll do since we're just a a week or so away from the release date. I'll release the full documentary link so that you can see it. Whoever's on this call, I'll put it in the comments. This is the level at which we want to produce these stories. It's a tribute to every single person. What we want and what we envision is, well, hey. Look. It's another do no harm story, and and people tune into it. You know, it's free content. We want it to be free. We don't wanna sell it, because we want people to share it. And we want it to have, you know, a story arc to have, you know, watchability. Every all of the Zoom interviews are so important, but to have, cinematography and and a story arc to it and to bring in an expert 0: Oh, yeah. 15: It it it just it gets shared more, and we have statistics show that. And that's we wake up the public to what has happened. We're not gonna stop. They killed my mother. I have skin in the game. There are people that Yeah. That are opportunists, and we're not. In fact 0: I agree. 15: I've changed my life. I'm we're no longer telling brand stories for companies in Houston. We're we're all Mhmm. In fact, I'm now the director of a organization called the White Rose Resistance. I'm the director of the resistance, which is fantastic title, by the way. Yeah. But it's a pro life organization. We're fighting against the culture of death because the big picture here, it's not just COVID 19. It's the entire, culture of death from transgender on kids to, mRNA vaccines to socialism. This is a culture of 9: Yeah. 15: That we're fighting against. And I would I 0: mean, it's a it's a fight for the soul of America, and both you and your sisters' lives have been upended incredibly to do this. Like, it's changed. 15: 3 years ago, Gail, 3 years ago, both Gales, because I know both Gail. Yeah. I have so much respect for both Gales, and and everyone here. 3 years ago, I was the guy that said, maybe don't trust the government, but trust the doctors. They went to medical school. Hey. Get your vaccine. You're gonna get the rest of us sick. I am no longer that person, and still us are waking up to say, if they lied to us about this, what else have they lied to us about? 0: Amen. Yeah. Amen. 15: It's it's absolutely crazy. Imagine sending a loved 1 to the hospital for treatment only to have them murdered by a corrupt system. Yep. There is a a quote from doctor McCullough that he says in the documentary. It says, there was something unique about the SARS CoV 2 outbreak COVID 19, by which the hospitals almost exclusively were the venue of death. 0: Yeah. Oh my gosh. And the statistics back that. Right? Like, most people died in in facilities, and we know why. We know how that happened. And, I love the work that you're doing with do no harm. I tell people about it all the time. I I think you're brilliant and brave in the stuff that you're doing. And I, like, you said you have respect for the 2 Gaels. Like, I I have so much respect for you and your family. And everything that 9: you've put on hold and 0: everything that you've put on hold and everything that you're doing, just for this whole movement. I I just I've been touched by it. I like, you are you are so talented, and this is a labor of love when I look at this do no harm, trailer. 15: Well well, thank you for saying that. But here's what I wanna say. Every single 1 of us has a sphere of influence. And if we're really gonna fight back against new lockdowns, new mandates, against this crazy socialism stuff, this woke ideology that has creeped into even the the the medical industry 9: Mhmm. Which 15: is just crazy. If we're gonna fight back, we all have a sphere of influence. We just need to resist. 9: That's right. Say 15: Agreed. And scripture says, when you have done everything that there is to do, then stand. 0: Yep. I love that 1. I love that 1. 1: I do too. 6: 1 of my favorite. 0: That's 1 of my favorite when you've done everything that's 1: profile. Yep. 11: Yeah. You know you know what else doctor McCullough said in the beginning of the pandemic? He spoke about therapeutic nihilism, medical nihilism, like do nothing. Oh, wow. Yeah. He used that term, sir. I just want you to appropriate. You were you were quote you were quoting him. Yeah. Because when I when I write little vignettes to I try to do something in Wall Street Journal, of course, they rejected me. But I learned that term therapeutic nihilism. They like, go home and wait until you get short of breath. But he he'd always talk about, you know, obviously, early treatment. I was in early treatment. I learned from him. He's the mentor. He's my mentor. But now that's another good 1 I wanted to share about doctor McCall. 0: That's really good. I hadn't heard that. I hadn't heard that, quote. 11: I'm gonna remember that 1. Therapeutic nihilism. Yeah. 15: He repeated that today, again. Well, not today. He repeated when he was at the European Parliament when he wasn't fine. He said that precise thing, which is fantastic. I'm a I'm a big word fan. I don't always understand the big words, but I go, oh, it's a new word. I need to memorize that. 0: I love it. I love I'm a big I'm, yeah, I'm a big word nerd too. 1: Me too. I love words. 11: So, you know, combating numbness spiritually, energetically, a big dark Paul evil, whatever you wanna call it, There's just a strange disconnect and numbness and lack of critical, not only critical thinking, but lack of common sense. I mean, when I have to tell my patients, you I ask them, are you gonna get the, booster? And they say, well, I don't know. I don't know. I said, did you get COVID? I said, yeah. And then I said before I said that, I said, you know, you got the best shot that you could ever have in the world. And they didn't know what I meant until I said, you got COVID. You got the whole enchilada. Give it it's not it's not the right virus for anybody to have, obviously. But the the the simple thinking is not there. 0: Yeah. Hey hey, Clover. Are you able to stick around for a minute, in case people got questions? Because I wanna give people a chance to, request to speak. And I know our voices matter has their hand up, but I don't want you to go anywhere in case because I suspect people are gonna have questions for you and doctor Bain and all sorts of everybody. 15: Yeah. I'm not going anywhere, but I wanna repeat this. We need we need your help. We need to tell these stories. We 10: Mhmm. 15: Here's how you can help that's free. Share this story. We don't have a marketing budget for this. This is I'm I was on the Alex Newman show. I was on the doctor Ben Edwards show. I was on, I'm coming up on Jody O'Malley show, Bryce Eddy show. We're trying to get as many of these podcasts, citizen journalist shows together, and I'll do as many as I can and still stay employed. We're we're just trying to get the word out. Share this, please, with as many people as you can with your sphere of influence. 1: Yeah. I'll get you on some media too. 0: Yeah. I yeah. That's a great we'll get it put on our blogs and our state pages and all of that stuff too, and we'll I'm gonna put it out. Well, I think Heidi is already putting it out there on truth social. So, because I we were talking about it the other day. Yeah. Great. Okay. So but hold so hold hold hold tight here. I'm gonna go to our voices matter. And then if people if you have if you'd like to speak, there's a little microphone. You know, just put request to speak if you've got questions or whatever for, for folks. So our voices matter, and then Autumn will be next. 10: Thanks, guys. Thanks for having me on. First of all, yeah, thanks for hosting this space. I've followed all the, post. It's always good to see, the topic of the crimes against humanity because it that's exactly what that is. For those that don't know, my name is Alan Hasham. I was actually 1 of the first people in Australia to, cover adverse reaction, stories. I did a high level production, what's it called? Went into people's homes, filmed, people stories, death, you know, disabilities for 19 and 20 year old. I did this very early on back in August 2021. It's actually quite disheartening to see what's happening to Russell Brand because I had my own Russell Brand experience. I wasn't able to continue my series. Anyone from Australia knows who I am because I was on TV for a week. So after my series went viral and it's always hard to share this story until there's the likes of Russell Brand, Andrew Tate, Tucker Carlson. You see how the media go after you. For me, specifically, and someone was mentioning earlier where we've all faced, like, some, you know, some big tragedies in our life. So that was most definitely 1 of my biggest tragedies. So after my series went viral, I released episode 1, hit 2,000,000. Episode 2, hit another 2,000,000. Alex Jones shared it. I was at my farm and my godson just vanished for 4 days. I had about 500 police and and, you know, volunteers converge on my farm. It was a media circus. He had rolling footage. Oh, it was life on hell. Life on hell. My godson's nonverbal autistic. On the fourth day, I kind of just did a morning media press conference and just said none of this makes sense. My surveillance surveillance camera's being turned off. Suspicious car left the scene. What's going on? This boy has never wondered in his life. And then he just magically reappeared, unscathed, survived in 2 degree temperatures, for 4 days with no food and no water. So why am I saying this to you all? Because you need to understand that a lot of these doctors, that went and complied, I don't agree with, but you need to understand they're fearful. It takes a lot of guts. You need to give support to those that are speaking up. You need to make sure that we don't, you know, we we we just we we need to make sure who we prop up and who the modern day heroes are. And I can tell you right now, these doctors that went out and risked their licenses, their careers, their reputation, they had nothing to gain except saving your life. Okay? Therefore, CC protocol worked for me and my parents. My parents, my mom suffers from vascular dementia. She's in the highest risk category. She's unvaxxed. My father, quadruple bypass, cancer survivor, smoked since 12, both got COVID, both recovered. My mom took a a bit harder, but, what's that thing called? The psychonic storm or something like that? I forgot what it's the right term. It's anyway, so when COVID gets 0: Like yeah. 10: Yeah. You know what I'm talking about, the part of the protocol. So we had to go to phase 2. Guys, the most important advice I could give you, and I'm gonna post this up in the comments. And by the way, I've posted my story. I know my story sounds insane. It sounds like a Hollywood script, but this story made worldwide headlines. They called him the miracle boy. There was nothing this boy wasn't in the bush for 4 days. What I wanted to say to you guys is don't be fearful of the protocol. Follow it and follow it early. A lot of people become hesitant. At the very least, do the gardening solution. They're extremely effective. You know, the nasorines and the the gargling. And just, yeah, just just make sure that you, you know, not once did our government tell us to keep a, thermometer at home. Not once did they tell us to keep an oximeter at home. All they said is sit at home, isolate your family members, let their minds take over so they get anxiety, and then they end up in the emergency room. They pump them with Remdesivir, isolate you from seeing them and say, oops, it's another COVID death. Let's add that to the list and then promote it. This is what I'm gonna land my plane on. If anyone has any doubts that, this is nothing short of genocide, it's a modern day, holocaust, let me give you some Australian numbers. And Peter McCullough talked about this. Peter McCullough has also shared my work. I will post this in the comments as well. So Australia is 1 of the most unique countries in the world. Why is that? We are Bill Gates' wet dream. We did everything according to the World Economic Forum and these pirates. 9: We were 10: locked in our land. Okay? We have a population of 25,000,000. We were isolated from the rest of the world. The new world order were we were the testing ground for the new world order. What does that mean? Every strict policy was imposed on us that closed churches, beaches, and gyms and left brothels and liquor store was open for your health and safety. Then on average, we have 800 influenza deaths. You know how many influenza deaths we had that year of 2020? 0. '20 '20 '1? 0. Forget about that. Let's talk about COVID deaths. How many COVID deaths do you think Australia had in 2020? '9 hundred and '6. Now let me tell you the numbers for 2021 and 2022. These aren't made up numbers. These are directly from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. On average, we have 160000 people die from all cause mortality, old age, cancers, accidents. 2020, we had 160000 people die from all cause mortality, right on the average. 2021, and excess deaths only kicked off towards the end of the year. You wanna have a guess what happened at the end of the year? Mass vaccination. So after my series went viral and my gods went missing, I stopped doing my series, and then they started the mass mass vaccination in September. So they needed to shut me up because I was making too much noise. So they got to vaccinate everyone. 20 21, 10 thousand excess deaths. 20 22, 30 thousand excess debts. We've got 5 politicians that stood up for us and said, this is horrendous. How what happened to protecting you? You you you we got everyone back. We did all the right thing. We locked down. How do we get 10000 excess deaths in 2021 and we were locked up for 3 months? What's going on there? Right? And the government don't wanna investigate. Our government agencies have been taken over by the World Economic Forum. That's the only reasonable explanation. They don't look at the safety signals. They're not interested in alternative protocols. Those politicians that stood up for us, they're still standing up for us now, and they've been attacked and vilified. 1 of them imported 10,000,000 worth of ivermectin. The government destroyed it at the port and kept some for themselves. Do not comply, guys. Mass compliance is how we got there. These people, these virtual signals that that go up and and and bully people, we're not gonna stand up for it anymore. We're not fucking wearing their masks. We're not doing excuse the language. We're not doing any more lockdowns. Right? You're gonna look after your parents. You're gonna look after your family and loved ones. You when when they get sick, you don't need to put them in a room on their own. Sit on the dinner table. You'll you'll eventually get COVID. Stop acting ridiculous. I brought somebody that was fully vaccinated into my home for 14 days and conducted a live experiment trying to catch COVID off it. And I taught people how to treat your family and friends like your family and friends. That's all I've got to say, guys. And by the way, if you're ever on Twitter and someone is promoting the vaxx, I've got all the receipts. So just tag me, follow me, and I'll I'll come into the rescue and hit them with numbers. Thanks for having me on, guys. Keep it up. Stay free and do not comply. That's all I've got to say. Thanks. 1: Thank you so much. 0: Yeah. %. 2: That was awesome 10: so much. 0: Yeah. I I would, I actually yeah. It was Autumn, you got your hand up. Let's go to Autumn, and then we'll see if anybody's got questions. 13: Hi. Thanks. I just wanted to let everybody know, I live a very short drive from Pfizer where the vaccine was made, where operation Warp Speed took place, Pfizer building 41, Portage, Michigan. And I have, coincidentally, ran into some Pfizer workers' employees. And I've very much let it be known my stance on the vaccine. And, I actually ran into 1 of them while I was carrying a copy of the Pfizer document books, and we had lunch together. We've been talking for probably over a month now. And they recently informed me that the COVID line, they've been red tagging the vaccines for expiration dates, but they're pushing them out anyways. And I said, well, you know, what's what's that about? Money. Money. It's for some bullshit they're gonna start to scare people, to keep pushing the vaccines out. Like we said, we're seeing the masks come back out. We're seeing the mandates come back down. We're gonna start seeing lockdowns. The hospital over near Pfizer, they've started with the digital vaccine passports. You know, they're making it look all friendly. You know, get a QR code to scan so you can travel and so you can go places. No. No. I'm not getting on your freaking train. I'm not getting, you know, papers, please. I I've seen this shit go down in Nazi Germany. I watched this. I learned it in history, you know, and stuff like that. So, this employee and people that I'm running into, I think some of these people do have a contract. Like I said, I can't put this on 1 person's shoulders. You guys have to understand the size of Pfizer. It's ginormous. I'm driven by that plant. I've lived in this area my entire life, and and it's not 1 person and stuff like that. But I think these people are starting to talk. I've ran into, like I said, a few of them over the past few months, and this person told me straight up that operation works feed the building where it happened in, Building 41. The address is 7900 Portage Road, Kalamazoo, Michigan. And, they said that this was planned. They, had a warehouse, and they were stripping things down. The workers were stripping things down, and they didn't know why. They're like, this is a perfectly good warehouse. We're storing stuff here. Why are they doing it? And they leave them in the dark is what they said, that they'll just have them do stuff and not tell them. And then all of a sudden, then they'll find out, like, months later, oh, this is why we were doing it. So they said back in about 02/2017, '2 thousand '18, they were stripping down what we now know was Building 41 where the vaccine was made So that they had a vacant building ready with machinery ready so that when this virus came out, they could say, oh, well, we've got space to make a vaccine. We can do this. So, yes, they're still pushing their bull crap out expired and stuff out the back door. They're still shipping it out, and it's still going on. So I totally agree with what people were saying. Do not comply. Do not cosign their bullshit. Do not I I mean, I I've got meetings with some public officials coming up, and I'm just gonna sit down with the Pfizer documents and just politely, peacefully go over them and just say, you are breaking the law. A mandate is not a law. A policy is not a law. A rule is not a law. You are violating our constitutional rights. We are not gonna stand for it. And if you are gonna continue it, then we're gonna haul you into federal court. So, I just really think you guys need to stay strong. Don't let the propaganda get to you. It's already coming out thick. Pfizer's already got stuff coming out on their Facebook page, all sorts of stuff. Every time I turn my TV on, it's getting interrupted with a damn vaccine commercial. So, it's it's going on. It's it's 2, and just stay strong. And I I just I feel guilty even living so close to them. Just it's sick to my stomach. But, anyways, yeah, don't comply. Stay strong, and don't let them get to you. 0: Yep. Don't 10: comply. Sorry. I just I'm so sorry. I've got the most important bit of information. Everyone needs to bookmark this tweet. I'm so sorry to jump in. I've got our state is probably the only state in the world that had the most accurate data on COVID deaths, ICU, and hospital admissions. Peter McCullough has talked about this extensively. I included the video and the data. Listen to this. In a 7 month period after everyone got vaccinated, remember when they said it's the pandemic of the unvaxxed? You know how many people attended hospital out of 15000 that were unvaxxed? 31 people in 7 months. 0.21 percent. And do you know what? You know that other study that's circulating that they're saying it's misinformation? The more shots you take, you don't get sicker? Bullshit. You know what group makes up the largest hospital admissions? The 4 doses. They are the smallest group in the country, only 5,000,000 people, but they make up 40% of the hospitalizations. Go figure. And you know what the lobbyists will say to you? Oh, yeah. Well, that's because, you know, they're they're in the highest risk. It doesn't matter which way you paint this. They don't work. And the Vax group is so underrepresented in the numbers. It's 31 people. So what our government did, they stopped reporting on those numbers in 2023. That's how safe and effective it is. 0: Right. So we pinned yeah. We pinned it to the top. So people, you can find what he's talking about at the top. And I, you know, just I love the way you pronounce bullshit, of that. I can hear you I can hear you say you make it sound like it's not even a cuss word. 1: I know. It's so good. 0: Yeah. No. Thanks for breaking in on that. That's important. It's very important. 1: I hate to both stop early, but I have a dinner to go to. So I'm just gonna say goodnight and, leave a good meet with Gail and, Andy. 0: Yeah. We'll we'll we'll carry on without you. I don't know how, but we will. You you enjoy your you enjoy your is that it's what we call a social life. Right? 1: Yeah. Like, I decided to have a dinner once a month or something. 0: Oh, that's nice. That's nice. You Yeah. Get to see other human beings. Yeah. Enjoy yourself. 1: Mhmm. Bye. 2: Bye, Cece. 0: Now we can talk about her. Oh, it's recorded. We can't. 9: It's recorded. We 0: can't talk about her. Well, so any any of our speakers, you can just complete you can just jump in if you want. 10: I will. Now that 2: we have a big audience, you know, I every once in a while, you know, people come in and out, so you're more than welcome to speak. I have just a simple rule. If you're gonna be a troll about what we're talking about, be creative, please. And, if you're not speaking, turn your microphone off so others can speak. 0: Yeah. That's great. I I love those rules. I think those are important rules, especially the 1 about the troll. Occasionally occasionally, we'll get a troll on here, and they're they're dry and boring and not original. And we feel like they didn't really put in their best effort to come troll us. 2: Yes. We we we want people only with Oscars if you're gonna put on the 10: show. Right. 2: So there you go. 0: If you're gonna troll care enough to bring your very best to the show. So I'm yeah. That would be ideal. So let's see. Who else do we have on here that we want to guys, if you wanna talk, just, please, you know, put Sorry. Click the little microphone thingy. 10: I will jump in once again, guys. Mhmm. 9: I'll 10: I'll create a really good thread. And by the way, just, just a quick disclaimer. I am not a doctor. So, but I'm just talking about a friend's experience on, getting cancer after the jab. Mhmm. There's a treat there's a treatment, fenidazole. Believe it or not. It's called the Joe Tippen protocol. And Joe Joe Tippen had a 1 percent survival rate. He had 2 months to live. This was actually on mainstream media, by the way. When I started to look into this, I realized that it's not as hidden as 1 believes. Like, no 1 tells you about it, but it doesn't certainly mean there aren't big groups that support this. There's a famous group, 70,000 members talking about their experience of how they got rid of cancer combining, ivermectin and fenbendazole. I've put in the threads. It is in the chat bubble. Keep in mind, I am not a doctor. Most certainly, you know, you know, I still speak to, you know, a trusted doctor. We've we've known very quickly that they're sometimes a bit hard to find. But, yeah, this is what COVID has taught us, guys. You are responsible for your own health. Right? Take charge of it. Always get a second opinion and do your own research. Don't let them do what they did to us for the last 4 years. We're like That's right. Us, but they want our own research. You know, before before COVID, that just used to be called reading. Like, what what happened? You know, you're not 1 of those people that's doing your own research. Yeah. I'm reading. 9: I'm reading literature. I'm listening to doctor Stella on the stops of Washington. 10: Say, hey, guys. It's not literature. I'm listening to doctor Sellog, the stuffs of Washington. Say, hey, guys. It's not as bad. I'm a front line doctor. I've treated 500 people, and this is how I treated them. Oh, you're a conspiracy theorist. Alright. Great. Our horse pays. We'll take the horse pays, and you take my carditis. It's absolutely insane, guys. 0: Right. I love I like how you put that. It was called it used 6: to be called reading. That's so true. 0: You know? It used to be it used to be a good thing to be educated. So yeah. Okay. So, I got somebody with their hand up. 6: Oh, okay. I'll put my hand up. 7: Judy. Hi, I got Judy. Yeah. Hi, guys. I'm calling from Australia. I've just jumped in, in the last couple of minutes. So I don't know whether this has been said, but something that I had been trying to press with even my, MPs, ministers of parliament to get an answer In, senates in in parliament, Senator Gerard Renick asked in senate inquiry of 2 of our top Pfizer representatives. They were both doctors. And he asked them to explain to him the mechanism by which the COVID injection causes myocarditis, myocarditis, which we know. I mean, it's now proven. We've seen the documents. It's listed that, yes, it is a side effect. He asked them, what is the mechanism by which that injection causes the myocarditis? They could not answer it. They would not answer it. They could not answer it. They took it on notice. Even following up, after taking it on notice, they still cannot answer. So the questions are, if they don't know the mechanisms by which the injection causes myocarditis, they cannot go on therefore to know what other effects to other, organs in the body. And also they cannot say it's safe and effective when they don't even know the mechanism by which it's causing harm. That's what I wanna say and a point for everybody to bear in mind. 10: Judy, how about how about when you asked, the chief health officer of New South Wales, did you read the Pfizer clinical report? And he goes, no. I didn't. He goes, so how the hell did you claim it's safe and effective? Yeah. Get that. It's The chief of like and then Pauline Hanson, another senator, said, Pfizer, you claimed this by the way, all of this was recent except the chief health officer. She said, Pfizer, you claimed that no 1 was forced to take the jab. Do you wanna take back that statement? And he go the Pfizer execs execs go, no, no 1 was forced. Technically, they weren't forced, but my Coercion duress. Yeah. 7: Coercion duress. That is force. 0: Yeah. That's a former force. 10: My 21 year old victim that ended up in a wheelchair back in August 2021, he was locked in his home for 3 months. And in the interview, he said, I snapped. I couldn't leave 5 kilometers my home. So he took it. Yeah. That that that's that's torture. 0: Yeah. Well, I I did 7: I did leave 5 kilometers from my home, and the police ripped my shoulder tendon for that. So, yeah, it was it was pretty tough. But what I'm saying, it is to everybody listening. It's it's a lie. The only only thing we can do is do not comply, which I know has already been said. The masks are the first step because that is just a symbol of compliance. Like, will you comply? And and it's really just a matter of stand up and say no. I mean, they're they're gonna have to go broke if we don't take their injections. Yep. 0: And, yeah, I'll put 10: that video I'll put that video in the comments that our tuba talked about. Sorry for interrupting that. 0: No. No. No. No. Thanks. Thanks on that. 7: And I thank you guys too. And, the guy that I just spoke with from Australia, I can't see your full name. I followed you, and I will tag you because I get into arguments, And I'm not good with retaining figures and stuff like that. So I will be attached. 10: Judy, do do you remember me and the AJ story when my godson went missing? When your what went missing? You haven't made the AJ. Remember the little boy that went missing in the third? Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Are you are you aware that that was my godson? I was doing work against 7: that injury. I was not aware that that was your godson. 10: How suspicious about that story, though? Like, it didn't make sense. Didn't it? 7: Amazing. But listen, I I don't wanna I don't wanna clog up the the talk. I just wanted to say that piece for everybody. They don't know or they won't tell us the answers. I think there's something Yeah. But they're saying we don't know. Well, if they don't know how it's causing harm, then they don't know what the hell it's doing. 0: That's right. That's right. I yeah. I agree with you. So thank 7: you. Thank you for letting me speak. 0: Yeah. Of course. Thank you. Thank you for we always appreciate the interaction, especially, you know, from Australia. Oh. That's amazing. Thank you, guys. 11: Thank you very much. 0: So I've got, Autumn and then Nooney. Got their hands up. And then I wanna go to Paul. 13: Hi. Thanks. I just wanna say they freaking know. They know what they are doing. This employee that I talked to said it's all in the nano, the nanoparticles. That's what they're doing. They're doing everything on a molecular cellular level. The Pfizer you guys have to understand. Pfizer really doesn't make pills anymore. They they are done with pills. They've outsourced that to many other pharmaceutical companies years back. They are in where the big money is. They're in the liquid medicines, the IV medicines, the vaccines, the injectables, the diabetic medicines. They are thinking they are gods, and they are thinking that they are curing things on such a nano level with the lipid nanoparticles. And I had to have this explained to me because the the the I mean, I you think about high school biology. That's what made me on to all of this stuff, like, with the masks. Like, woah. You really think the masks and the plexi glass. Okay. You really think an airborne pathogen is just gonna stop. Oh, there's plexi glass. I'm not gonna go there. Or, oh, there's a strip club. I'm not gonna go there. There's a bar. I'm not gonna go there. Not contagious in a bar. Not contagious in a big box retailer. And then I just thought about, you know, I remember studying in high school biology, you know, the cellular level, the mitochondria, the things like that. And I just said, this doesn't make sense. And this person was telling me how finite and small that they that they are studying things. And what they're trying to do is they're they're trying to attack disease on a molecular cellular level with the lipid nanoparticles. They know what is causing this. They know it's the mRNA. They know. And I've been reading the latest drop of the documents. And when you're noting things, when you look at these things and it's saying, you know, subject ID number, death, death, death, stroke, myocarditis, pericarditis, fatigue, chills, diarrhea, all all these things and stuff like that, and they're not reporting this, and then they're turning around saying safe and effective. Dude, you know, the first 5 people, they should have been putting the brakes on that shit and saying, woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. What in the hell is causing this? They know. They know. They're lying. 0: Yeah. Yep. Yep. I agree. Can we get Nooney and then, hell, then I wanna go to so just in this order, Nooney, Paul, and then health uncensored in that order. So Nuni, Paul, health uncensored censored. 6: 1 thing I want to mention is that, you know, a lot of focus, people are forgetting that shedding is a thing. Even if you are not vaccinated, you must have a detoxification protocol, and you find yourself a COVID, you know, a literate medical professional. And in America, you have, I think, 500 options. But there are many options for you in America. In Canada, we have 3 options, and not in all provinces. And, there is an assay test in Germany and in Italy, I believe. We haven't got it yet. I think that's going to be a game changer for people, especially nonvaccinated people who work or work around many people. It's so important because the effects, again, are cumulative. And while, with the shedding events, you're not getting as much 9: spike as if somebody's, you know, injected you with billions of them, but 6: it is enough. It's you know, injected you with billions of them, but it is enough. If it has, disrupted your menstrual cycle, if it has if you, experience headaches or an just unwell after being in in that kind of environment where you're in an enclosed space with lots of people like a mall. You know, you do have to implement some of these detoxification protocols. And the best way to do it is to get, you know, professional advice and to, prepare yourself. I mean, we have the flu. I think I've got it already. My my glands are swollen, a little stuffy, whatever. But I, you know, I did the ivermectin today, you know, made sure I took this and that. And, you know, I seem to be doing quite well, but everybody needs 1. And if you Yeah. If you want grandchildren and your children are of that age, you might want to look at getting an egg reserve check on your daughters and, perhaps, you know, some tests on, sperm, you know, wellness on your sons and perhaps freezing eggs and or sperm. Wealthy people are doing that because they can, and this is something you must consider if you want to have grandchildren because the the sterilizing effect is is 1 of the primary things that's hits hits first. It goes to the testes. It goes to the ovum. And it's not something that, you know, gets a lot of, talk about, but, you know, I mean, you want grandchildren, these are the things you have to think about, and it it just comes down to that because this is a bioweapon. It works on many vectors, and people aren't even talking about the sterilization effect yet nor the effect on, you know, babies and mothers. Like, the the mortality rates for women giving birth have shot through the roof. I I mean, this is 2023. You know? People are dying in childbirth in the way that they used to at the turn of the twentieth century. It's it's that bad, but it's you know, there are so many things that we have to pay attention to. So I urge you, please, you know, understand that if you are not vaccinated, it doesn't mean you're out of the woods. It means you still have to learn about doing these things. That's all I had to say about that. 0: Yeah. Thank you for that. Shedding is a shedding is a real thing. I've I've experienced it myself. Some of that some of that stuff that you were talking about, although I am a grandmother. But, yeah, I I have experienced that myself. So, I wanna go to Paul and then, yes, Paul is next and then, health uncensored. And if y'all have questions for anybody who's been speaking, please please please, request to speak. 5: Yeah. I I have a question to start off. Actually, I I I wanted to tell a little story, but, the question I have is what what is the shedding? I don't understand exactly what what's what what is what is that all about. 0: So, so who who wants to to talk about, the shedding? 2: Well, okay. I'm not a we have several experts that can explain it. But, basically, shedding is, I'm I'm not gonna get too scientific. But exosomes, whenever you breathe, k, let's say you're vaccinated. If you're exhaling, if you're you're respirating, normal respirations, you're near someone that's not vaxxed. K? You're just breathing. The something called exosomes that carry into the air. And the exosomes in my body will absorb what's in the air. And then it goes into your into your body. And from what I understand is this, this mRNA technology is, transmittable through that. When we talk about how someone who's not vaxxed can be affect but affected by someone who is. It's, according to a lot of research, it's, the respiratory the respiratory part of your body. That's what I've been told. So I I just wanna explain a better Yeah. 0: And I I know just from the from me personally, what I've experienced with the shedding was, you know, I am well past I've many, many years past menopause, but we had somebody for a whole year who was coming to stay with us every other week and, for a few days. And every time this person would come, I don't wanna say who it was, but this I would get, my period, and it was out of nowhere. And now for, like, a year and a half, that hasn't happened. And I know that that has affected many women, who have been around shedding. I can always tell when I'm around a lot of vaccinated people because I do start to get a little bit sick, and I can tell you that, probably about 80 percent of our cases, of our thousand cases that are out there on CHBMP, the person who got really super sick was at an event where they were around a lot of vaccinated people. And I I'm I'm not saying that we we can prove that that that that had anything to do with with, but But they they did in fact in fact It's just true. 5: It's just true. Yeah. 3: Pfizer did address this in their own, documents. They they've warned about or they were looking for instances of exposure through inhalation or skin skin contact. So they they did touch on that, and that's out there. And I've had I've had several women come to me separately, privately, and tell me that they had menstrual issues or their children developed a rash after being near their vaccinated grandparents or, you know, many such anecdotal cases. So I'm I'm convinced it's a thing. 0: Yeah. That's that's right. Yeah. Me too. The there yeah. There have been cases many cases where, you know, maybe the husband even got was vaccinated and it affected the the fetus. So, that's kinda how it works. Did you have another question about it? 5: Well well, let me see if I understand this right. So, basically, you're saying that you could be vaxxed injured without having getting gotten the vaccine. Is that is that right? 0: Yes. I mean, to some extent. Not to that to not to the degree that you would yeah. I I mean, no. I guess it it is 2: To answer your question, sir Yeah. 9: If you're 2: if if okay. My father was a medical doctor who did a lot of dark field microscopy. He was, also a cancer doctor. So whenever he wanted to look and see about pathogenesis in the blood, he'd go to the dark field. Well, he still I still have that microscope, and I'm not vaccinated. And I'm a tell you right now, there's something in my blood that wasn't there before. I don't know what it is, but it's there, sir. Yes, sir. 10: Guys, a lot a lot of people don't know this. If you wanna see what's in your blood, you need to go to a natural path and do what's called a live blood analysis. Also, if if you do have any kind of symptoms of COVID, long COVID, or just general fatigue, do hyper oxygen therapy. I I recently sold my tech business. I bought my mom a brand new hyperbaric state of the art machine. I've put it in my home. I'm trying to reverse vascular dementia by promoting oxygen to the brain. Hyperbaric is 1 of the protocols, a part of the FLCC document for post vaxx injuries. Mhmm. It helps reduce inflammation. I also treated my father's cancer with it. I didn't do chemo. Believe it or not, 1923, there was a study by a Nobel Prize winning doctor that said oxygen deprivation is what causes cancer. Oh, I wonder what thing people put on their face that deprives your body of oxygen. Like, man, people have thrown out what they learned in elementary school, not breathing in your own carbon dioxide isn't good for you. And they're like, they've put this muzzle on their face and they're walking around creating the perfect storm in their body to harbor viruses, diseases, and cancers. It's absolutely ludicrous. I can't believe it. You know, it's nothing more than virtual signaling. So most definitely look into alternative therapies, oxygen therapy, MMS, ozone therapy, all roads leads to oxygen, mucus, and inflammation in the body. And look at doctor Sonny. That's all I've got 0: to say. Yeah. Thanks thanks for chiming in on that. Does that answer the question for you, Paul? 5: Yeah. Yeah. Can I tell you my story now real quick? 0: Yes. Yes. Go ahead. 10: Please do. Yes. 5: I, I I did get the vaccine because I I work with the not for myself, but but I worked with the elderly. And I I got it I was able to get it early in here in Connecticut because they they they allowed to get it early if you worked with the elderly. So I I I I'm not vaccinated to the best of my knowledge. But, it's it's it's amazing because I come from a big family. I before COVID, I had 9 brothers. I lost a brother to COVID. But, he he, he had, hepatitis c all his life, so he's he was his body was kinda, you know, in bad shape. But my but my, the rest of my family now, I I had I had 1 brother who who did a lot of research on it, and he he basically my the the rest of my whole rest of my family, no no 1 else is vaccinated in my family. And that and that includes my mom who's who's 97 years old. And and the amazing story about my mom is that she did get COVID, and my brother, that lives at home with her, gave her ivermectin and and, she overcame COVID. So I I just thought that was an encouraging story I want to share. 0: Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. That's right. That it's it's about the the protocols. Right? So, you know, when people go to the hospital and they get remdesivir and, I mean, it's the protocol that's killing people in the hospital, not necessarily COVID. So, so that's that's a great example of, you know, the the power 10: of And by the way, they they did 5: give my brother remdesivir too. And, but the the 1 nice thing about my brother is that, he had a daughter that was a nurse in the hospital that he lived in. So he he he, the the daughter will able to be with him at his death. So yeah, good night. Yeah. 2: I'm very sorry, sir, to hear about it. 5: Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Yep. 0: Thank you for sharing that. 10: Oh, you're welcome. 0: Yeah. So, we're gonna go to health uncensored is next, and then, and then Autumn and then Toby. 16: Hey, everyone. Thanks for letting me, come up and share. In regards to, you know, the dangers of the vaccines and and vaccine injuries, a lot of people kind of have a focus on on the spike protein and and that aspect of of vaccine injury. I've been doing a ton of research the past couple years, on vaccine injuries specifically, and there's a phenomenon known as vaccine induced viral reactivation where, you know, everyone has underlying dormant viruses that we all carry. And when you receive a vaccine, it suppresses your innate immune function. And an underlying dormant virus can reactivate and then trigger various disease processes. You know? When you go into a doctor, they won't tell you, oh, you received a vaccine, and it suppressed your immune system. This virus reactivated, and now it's generating an inflammatory response in your liver or your brain or your nerves, wherever else, you know, in your joints. They'll just call it an autoimmune disease. You know? They'll call it autoimmune hepatitis, autoimmune encephalitis, arthritis, you know, whatever. They a symptom management name. But in any event, I posted a, I I put a a post up on the nest. And, you know, if if you look through it, there's case reports coming in from all over the world. Young people, young healthy people who take the COVID vaccine, and then they're having episodes of shingles. Or, you know, I I linked all the studies. You know? Shit shingles is a common 1. People you know, and shingles only happens when the immune system is suppressed. You know, the immune system is under a major duress. Epstein Barr virus after COVID vaccination, hepatitis c reactivation. You know? So someone carries the a gentleman before me was talking about hepatitis c virus. When someone receives a COVID vaccine, if they're carrying that virus and it's dormant, their viral load is down, you know, they're they're healthy, the vaccine can cause that to reactivate. And, you know, the case report in the link, the person actually died. You know, hepatitis they they were carrying hepatitis c. It reactivated from the COVID vaccine. They ended up dying. There's another big 1, HIV reactivation after COVID 19 vaccines where people are in remission from HIV, and they're undergoing treatment, and they receive a vaccine, and they're no longer in remission. Their viral load shoots through the roof. You know, for anyone kind of versed in biology and and pathology, you know, if your immune system becomes compromised, you know, common viruses can be involved in in pretty debilitating diseases. You know? There's a link between Epstein Barr and multiple sclerosis. There's others as well. You know? There's a wealth of of literature if you if you take a 20 minute, you know, search through a government medical database. And you could see it's all there. But what's very, very concerning is is that all this research has come out, and they're continuing to give more vaccines. You know? You would think by now the safety signals would have piled up, and they pull the vaccine, and they say we can't do this, but they're not. You know? So, it gets hard to to look at this as, ignorance and neglect on behalf of the people running the health care system, and it starts to kind of look more like malicious intent. You know? But in any in any event, you know, I'll just land with this is that it's something if you're if you're interested in this, right, and and, you know, you're trying to raise awareness and fight back against this type of thing, you know, do a little research on that. It's called vaccine induced viral reactivation. And I think it's a major, major, you know, 17: problem going on. 10: Health, did you see my numbers coming out of Australia? And I use that exact term, activate dormant diseases. You're hundred percent right. 9: Go look 10: at the hospital data, guys. The 1 that says do not comply. 16: Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So it's very, very concerning. I think I think a a a very a slick thing that they're doing is is that someone could develop autoimmune disease or or a chronic inflammatory disease without getting a vaccine. You know, there's other environmental triggers. So that's why it's so hard to prove causation because they can say, well, yeah, you got the COVID vaccine, but my last patient was in here, wasn't vaccinated. And they're they were just diagnosed with the same condition as you. You know? So it's hard to prove causation in in a vaccine injury court. 0: Yeah. Right. 16: But it's very, very concerning. You know? And it's great that that all of you are holding this space and, you know, hosting this space, and it's good to raise awareness. It's a great use of this platform. You know? But, thank you for letting me share. 0: Right. And that that's the purpose. Right? So we said we we that is the a good part of the battle is raising awareness and getting people to to wake up. You know? We we don't just we we have the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project in which to document, crimes against humanity that has happened in the name of COVID. So that's the the protocol, deaths and the protocol, you know, even survivors like myself. But the the pro it's not just the protocols. It's also the shots. The shot injured and the shot shot deaths, we document those too so people can submit their stories in chbmp.org. And then, once you submit the written part of your story, it will take you to a page to schedule an interview with 1 of our interviewers so that we can put those 2 things together and show the, you know, the crime against humanity. And also to we're also doing this for raising awareness, but also to, to archive these stories and have a historical record because they're gonna try to make them go away. And and we don't just, you know, it is very focused around the 50 states, you know, The United States, but we we do, we have done other stories. We've we've we're we're we have the ability and we do incorporate stories from other countries as well. What we don't have is multilingual lingual people yet. We do have, somebody who can translate, for us in Spanish, but we don't have I mean, we can try we would try to find a translator if we if we need to. But just so, you know, like, you know, we do we've we have had some people from, you know, Australia come forward and tell their stories in Canada and, France, but in English. So, so we do we will do those stories from other countries as well. 10: People, have haven't you seen that tool on Twitter where they request the bot to translate it? I see it all the time on my videos, and it automatically puts subtitles on the videos. 0: Have you seen that? Yeah. But we I don't know how that would work with the live, with the, interviewer. Most of our interviewers are, are they're they're victims themselves. So we have a a what's called the citizen task force. And so the citizen task force are people who if if it's a volunteer task force that work on all of our projects. Right? So, like, our content team stuff, our, you know, Twitter spaces, our social media team, our fundraising, our finding attorneys to file cases. There's a task force for victim support. We have we have support groups every night of the week. Every night of the week, we we have, you know, a Monday night big call that everybody's on that whether they're shot, shot injured or, a a protocol victim. You know, Tuesday night, we have, or Tuesday morning, we have a a support group for people who work nights. We've got a support group for for widows. We've got a support group for parents who've lost a child who've had a child killed by these protocols, or shots. We've got a survivor group that I run every other week. We've got a men's group on Thursdays, a task force meeting on Wednesday. So we've got, like, so many things that we're doing. And then we've, of course, we don't just have CHBMP.org, that's archiving these stories and building awareness around them. We also have legislative, you know, initiatives around that. We have state sites, state chairs that, stay on top of that to try to change laws. And then we also have a whole team of people that focus on our We The People 50 recall the shots initiative to, try to get state legislators to recall these shots. If we can get them recalled in even a couple states, the rest will fall. So there's so many things that you know? But the the interviews themselves, you know, most of the those people, I I wouldn't expect that they would they may not be able to learn the technology to try to do translation on the fly. So but it would be nice if we have had translators or interviewers who could interview in multiple languages. I would love I would love that as a goal someday. 10: If you have an admit to interview in Arabic, I'm available. Really? Yeah. 0: Interesting. Making a note. That's impressive. What other skills do you have? 10: On my on my team. And and, guys, I I know this might sound crazy, but everyone that's is emitting a Bluetooth signal. I've got 20 years of IT experience. So actually, sorry. Sorry for jumping in. Go ahead, Autumn. 13: Yeah. I just wanted to say real quick. We were talking about the shedding. That's covered on page 109 in the Pfizer document books. It is it is real. It's like an aerosolized version of of basically, the vaccine from my understanding and just layman's interpretation of it. Because like I said, I'm not a doctor or anything. So I've had to have these dumbed down and retranslated for me. But also, I too have had side effects like they were speaking about earlier, being around vaccinated people. My cycle went from 28 to 32 days to where I was going 7 days on, 7 days off, 7 days on, 7 days off, and stuff. And then now that I've been away from them more, it's going back regular. But, yeah, it it's it's very, I've I've noticed effects myself and stuff, but it is documented again. Also, like I said, there is also 5 bills, 5 freedom bills over on doctor Naomi Wolf's site, dailyclout, c l 0 u t, I o. You can get the Pfizer documents there for free. You can read them or you can buy the paperback, but she also has 5 freedom bills about mask mandates, about, you know, social distancing, the 5 basically things against the lockdowns, emergency things. I've already submitted them to my state rep. I am going to a meeting with my state rep. He doesn't normally be there. I've been invited, funny, small world, by a Pfizer employee to this meeting to present him these bills. So I will be not only have I already emailed them to him, he will be getting them served to him in public on video sometime next week. I highly suggest that people go again to dailyclout.io. Look up the 5 freedom bills. They're very easy copy and paste. They're pretty much written to where all you have to do is, you know, it's self explanatory. You could put, you know, your state in there. My state California, my state Texas, my state wherever you're from. And send them to your legislature, to your state rep, and all of that, and get these bills in their hands. And I also made sure my state rep knows me. He knows me. We we go back years. And I made sure to let him know I want these sponsored, I want these introduced, and I want you to keep contact with me. And I want you to tell me why you didn't sponsor them and why you won't sponsor them or introduce them if you don't. Because I'll be honest with you, I don't think you will. Like you said, I live in Pfizer. My freaking governor was part of the World Economic Forum. You know, chances of these going anywhere, you know, slim to none. But I'm fully prepared where he doesn't sponsor them. I will petition a recall for him. I've done it before against the speaker of the house 10 years ago. I'll do it again. I don't care. I'm done. Thank you. 2: Thank you. Wow. Thank you for that, wonderful input. We have next, Toby, if Toby would like to speak. If Toby's still here. 14: Can you hear me? 2: I can. Yes. 14: Welcome. Sorry. Yeah. Hey. I just wanted to tell the story of my mom who was, killed by the protocol on October fifth of 21. She, went into the hospital at the August, and they put her on room to severe without telling us, and wouldn't let us see her for about a month. They said she continued to heart attack. They put her on a vent prior to that. And, by the time she tested negative, I had COVID for 12 days and was running a hundred and 3 fever for most of those. I was really sick. But my or I just wanted to also touch base on the shedding because I think that my son was injured from shedding. All of his friends were vaccinated, and he was really close to them. And in April of 22, ended up having a spinal cord stroke for no reason, an 18 year old boy. I'm still fully convinced that it was from shedding from being around his friends who were all vaccinated. But, so the last 3 years for COVID have been really tough for my family. 2: I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry to hear that. It reminds me of what I went through with my dad. You know, he, they didn't they didn't tell us about the remdesivir. They just did it. And then, you know, I guess they decided they're gonna 24 hours, he was dead. 14: So Yeah. She lasted about a week. Wow. And, you know, I called during that month that they wouldn't let us see her. I argued with the hospitalist, the pulmonologist, all her doctors, nurses, trying to get them to put her on ivermectin. They refused. The hospitalist even told me that even if the physician prescribed it, their pharmacist I was actually trying to get her out of that hospital and sent to another hospital, but by that point, she was already, you know, close to being vented and and on high doses of oxygen, and I just couldn't get anybody else to take her. So it was a struggle. 2: It it it's definitely something that, you remember the rest of your life and that sometimes when you're when you don't wanna be thinking about it, it'll pop in your head. So I I know the I know the pain. Again, my my condolences. I'm so sorry you had to go through that. 14: Yeah. I think the hardest thing for people like us who have people who are killed from the protocol is really honestly just forgiving ourselves that we didn't do more. 2: I feel that way a lot. I wish I could you know, if, now that I look back, I could have just broken through the glass and stopped the police and all that other stuff and get my dad out of there. But because of the condition, he was already because the everything they already did to him and as bad as it was already, I didn't know what to think at the time. I was in shock. And that you know, what's what a lot of the commonalities, hospitals do with people is they make you make these life, you know, these life and death decisions in the middle of the night. They'll just call you. A lot of people have experienced this. That's what we experienced. So, again, my condolences. I'm so sorry. 14: Thank you for letting me share. 2: Thank you for coming. Yes, ma'am. Next, we have Autumn, if Autumn is available. 13: Nope. I'm good. I'm gonna step down and let someone else go. Thank you. 2: Absolutely, miss Miss miss Gloria. 18: Thank you. I just figured I'd, share, my story, with hospital protocols. 2020, I was like majority of the population, very scared of COVID, washing washing down the groceries and the rest of the stuff and following what my public health department, was telling me. By 2021, early '20 '20 '1, I realized that things weren't adding up and started doing my own research and fell very quickly into the early COVID treatment realm. I helped run an early COVID treatment group and, was contacted, by a lady, who needed some help here in Canada as we weren't treating COVID. Because I was in early treatment, I was connected to some early treatment doctors, so I was able to help her. Her 86 year old mother had contacted COVID as well as her strapping healthy 30 year old brother. Her mother took treatment protocol, which actually did not include ivermectin because ivermectin was not allowed to be administered in the province that she was in. She was given stuff for her pneumonia, oxygen, and she survived and to this day is quite healthy. The strapping 30 year old gentleman, did not, he did not take the medication because he didn't think that he needed anything. He landed in hospital with low oxygen and over the next 3 and a half weeks was murdered with, hospital protocols. They put him on somewhere in the realm of 39 drugs, over the course of his treatment. They ventilated him, and they refused ivermectin. They refused vitamin c infusions. They refused absolutely anything, but they kept prescribing all kinds of drugs. So, the hospital protocol, definitely, killed this gentleman, which is extremely sad. And it is just 1 of a dozen stories of people who were, taken down, by those protocols over here. And I don't think it's new or, you know, something that was just Canadian. In 2022, my child came down with COVID. She didn't come down with an easy case. She came down with a horrible case. Lots of neurological system lots of neurological symptoms as well as extremely high fevers. But at that time, remdesivir had been approved for her age group. And because I had watched so many people go through the hospital system and lose access to their loved ones and, only being offered those protocols, we didn't, take her to a hospital. We treated her, ourselves, with the help of an enormous community. So, I I just don't even want to think what would have happened had I allowed her to enter, a hospital, in that state. Things like that are just incredibly scary. This entire COVID mandate pandemic pandemic response has made me revisit absolutely everything regarding my thoughts towards my government, my health professionals, and my doctors. Because I was in the early COVID treatment realm when the vaccine rolled out, the vaccine injuries started piling up. And even if I wasn't in that realm, they were piling up amongst my friends and family. My next door neighbor was paralyzed. My client got blood clots and anaphylaxis. My other client lost her hair. My father, neurological. It is just unbelievable the amount of people within my direct life. Even those that I not even adding up the ones that I've met online, but just in my direct life that have been impacted by either the mandates, the protocols, or the vaccine is disastrous. We have harmed our population, and it is impossible to say that we haven't. And to be in the position now where our government or at least mine is starting to lean towards mandates again and masking, and they're talking about viruses again and vaccines and get you updated. I I just feel our voices people like us in these rooms need to have louder voices because things need to change, because, I don't know if I can go through this again. 3 years was long enough. I can't do another 3. So I just wanted to share, my story, and thanks for the time. 2: Thank you, Gloria. Thank you so much. You know 0: Then that's I was just can I just wanted to say something about that? So, like, that's why we're doing these spaces every every Saturday night because you're right. We do need to speak up louder, and and people need to become, you know, more educated. Like, now is not the time for people to be entertained. It is the time for them to be informed and become informed because their life and their family member's life could depend on it. You know, your daughter is likely here today because you were informed, and you had a you had developed that fear of what if I take her there. And that's probably I mean, that was very prudent. 2: The mentioning of when you also mentioned how, you know, Gloria, putting emphasis on how, all of these drugs and all these other things that that's pushing on people in hospitals. 1 of the things is midazolam. And it was not until I became more active in this fight, I discovered that midazolam is a lethal is the drug they give during lethal injections. Well, guess what? There was a midazolam shortage in our prison system during COVID. I'll let you figure out the rest. We have, someone's hand up. Our voice matters. Go ahead, sir. 10: Yeah. Yeah. Great job trusting your intuition. So I'll treat you guys just very quickly. Like I said, my mother's unzapsed vascular dementia. She's receptive to clotting. She got COVID, and she did she said quite well. Like, we had to give a few extra drugs, part of FLCC. She got a, seizure on, New Year's Eve. And I remember when I rushed to the hospital, I was about to walk in with it. Like, oh, you can't come in. This is at the end of 20 21. So it's worth that 3022. I go, well, mom's got a full time carer. She's fully vaxxed. 3 doses. She'll come in. I go, no. She can't come in either. I look at the paramedic. What's going on here? I mean, everyone's got the vaxxed. Like, what's really going on here? Oh, hospital protocol. I go, I'll take my mom off the stretcher. You go, your mom's just had a seizure. She might die. 0: I go, so what? 10: I go, so what? My mom 0: is crazy. 9: I go, 10: I go, my mom sorry? I go, my mom prays that she dies every single day. Like, she's got she she's got she's not happy with a lot. Do you honestly think my mom wants to die alone in a hospital with strangers, or would she rather die in the comfort of her home? Mind you, fast forward a year and a half later, my mom's doing fair fair and fairly well. But here's an interesting story. My mom is a sibling of of 7. Her youngest sister got co sorry. Got the vaccine, got injured, went and got another vaccine to go overseas, slow figure, cognitive. Now listen to this. She's in and out of the hospital. Her husband has cancer. Her daughter has, intestine issues, and her daughter's husband has cluster headaches. He's been off and off, and his sister has cancer. That family were mocking me. Now this is why I'm gonna land my plane to anyone that is somehow regretful. If you think you could have said more, done more to get your family and loved ones to not take it, I promise you, you you would have not made a difference. I'll tell you why. I went out and got real life case stories. I'll post my docuseries. I did a high level production docuseries similar to what you watched a year and a half later with safe and effective, a second opinion. I did that quality. It felt like you're watching a news segment. I used an ex mainstream media journalist. It felt like you're watching the night of the youth. My godson got kidnapped for 4 days. My family knew it was something sinister went down, and 85 percent of them still went and got the jab. So, ultimately, each person's responsible for their own health. But like the other speakers have said, do not let this COVIDian cult, these bullies, these psychopaths, with all the data that we have, specifically out of Australia, have a louder voice than you. Okay? Shut them up. Do not comply. Right? These people are the type that pointed to the Jews during the Holocaust. You know, when you said, how did they pull off the Holocaust? Well, fuck. Sorry. Well, now we know. I'm I'm I'm sorry because I'm angry because I'm still seeing these people out there promoting this. There's way too much data that says this is neither safe or effective, and it resulted in a lot of lives lost. That's all I got to say, guys. Sorry about sorry for the passion. It's just I've been so entrenched in this. I've got so much, so much anger guilt. But yes. But yeah. 5: It's okay. It's okay. 2: I understand the anger. The Navy Seals have a saying. If you're not angry when you're in combat, you're probably not gonna make it back. You gotta get mad if you wanna stay in the fight and win. So be mad. It's okay to be mad. Is there anyone else that has your hand up? I believe I see someone with their hand up. Health uncensored. Please go ahead. 16: You know, great conversation. I wanted to touch upon something, you know, in regards to COVID, but in regards to health care corruption altogether. You know? A big problem that happened during COVID was that a lot of people, the majority of the general public, has little to no education on health or biology or pathology. So they start having symptoms and, you know, they're unsure of what to do. And they go you know, we've all been conditioned to go to doctors, go to hospital, and we turn our health over to them and over to their knowledge and their expertise. The thing is is that the corruption on our health care system has going been going on long before COVID. You know? And I'll give an example really briefly, and it's amazing for everyone to hear. This this everyone should be talking about this. The names that are given to diseases, whether it's Alzheimer's disease or diabetes or autism or, you name it, fibromyalgia, whatever, Those names are all just names for groups of symptoms. Meaning, you know, the name Alzheimer's, it's not relevant to the root causes of the symptoms of what's making a person lose their memory and have dementia and have cognitive decline. You know? Alzheimer's is just the name that they they slap on that symptom presentation. You know? It's not relevant to the to the underlying pathology. And I think it's of the of the utmost importance where the general public at large, you know, becomes educated and, you know, learn how to read medical literature, learn how to inquire and ask questions and and look at research. You know? Because we've been conditioned, the majority of us, like I said, to just not really ask questions and take everything verbatim. And this is what the doctor said is wrong with me, and this is what I have to do, and these are my only treatment options. And, the reality is is that you can't properly treat any condition until you really know what's causing it. You know? Conventional western medicine is based on symptom management, you know, rather than identification of root cause and, you know, mitigating risk factors or prevention. But, like I said, you know, anyone listening, you know, it I would encourage you to to, you know, educate yourself on health and biology and learn how to read medical literature and do that as well with people in your community, your friends, your family, your coworkers. You know, talk about these things. Raise awareness. If someone says, oh, you know, I was diagnosed with Alzheimer's or multiple sclerosis, we'll say, hey. That's a group of symptoms. What's causing those symptoms? You know? And, there's a wealth of of freely available medical literature and research out there that we all have access to. It's public information, you know, public research. So I just think it's really, really important, you know, for everyone, you know, for for the community at large to kind of get on board with this. Because if you're knowledgeable in health, you know, you can make informed decisions. And if you're not, you know, you're at the mercy of others. You're you're at the mercy of people that are in a position to profit should you become ill, should you become chronically ill, or or develop some type of disease process. You know? Thank you for letting me, sir. Sure. 10: I just I just shared a protocol from other GP that has a 2 month waiting list, and she is a proactive rather than reactive, GP. The way she treat my mom's dementia is a well known specialist in The US. Go check it out. His name is doctor Brendanson. He's the leader in Alzheimer's. He says Alzheimer's, it's not what they make it out to be. It's like a type 3 diabetes. It's it's kind of inflammation throughout the body. It's slowing down the body. They they give you this 1 pill and think it's gonna be magic. Right? Exactly what health turned around and said. Same thing with my father. He had aggressive form of cancer. 3 years hyperbaric oxygen therapy. He did not need chemo. The doctors are baffled. I go, mate, you're baffled because you can only offer 2 treatments, chemo or radiotherapy. Health is a % right, guys. There's alternative therapies out there. Don't think that you walk into these hospital and they're gonna wave a magic wand and make you feel better. You're responsible for your own health. That's all I wanted to say. I just wanted to back up your your statement health. I've posted a link in the comments. 16: I'll I'll check that out definitely. The point of what I was trying to say is is that if you don't know what causes Alzheimer's or you don't know what causes diabetes, diabetes, then you have no means of prevention. You have no means of mitigating risk factors. If you have a pretty good idea, okay, this is involved in in as causal factors in Alzheimer's, you can mitigate those things from your life early on, and you'll save yourself a lot of trouble maybe 30, 40 years down the line. You know? That can be applied to any disease. Any you know, there's an old saying, an ounce of, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. You know, that's true. But the problem is is that the people that we trust to protect our health are in positions to profit should we become ill. So there's a conflict of interest there. You know? And, when someone becomes ill and they start dealing with symptoms or they have a loved 1, a child maybe that's that's, you know, having a symptom presentation or whatever disease, there's fear and there's uncertainty. And, you know, we we go to the doctor. We go to the hospital. And, you know, the I'm not saying that that doctors or or hospital staff are acting in malicious intent, but I'd say majority of them are just ignorant. They're just following orders. You know? Here's the protocol. Here's here's the guidebook. Do this. Sell product. And kind of that's it. And, you know, chronic illness is becoming commonplace, you know, amongst even young people nowadays. There's there's teenagers that are getting diagnosed with diseases that 50 years ago were reserved for the elderly. You know? I know this is a a COVID space, but it's it's just good for, you know, the community at large to kind of, you know, hear that and say, hey. Wow. You know? I gotta I gotta be aware. You know? And I have to be proactive. You know? So, anyway, thank you for letting me share. 0: Yeah. I mean, this this health care the con you know, the state of health care didn't start with COVID. It's not gonna end with COVID. Right? 16: Right. Absolutely. Yeah. 0: So who else who else wants to speak? If you wanna speak, put up your click the little mic thing. 10: If no 1 else goes, I'll go. I'm so sorry. I I Sure. No. Spoken a lot. Guys, if anyone is vaccine injured, please go look in hyperbaric oxygen therapy. There is a, number 1 mountain biker, Carl Warner. He got parts. He got, like, a bunch of conditions. We're gonna post the, podcast with John Campbell. I'm a huge advocate of it. Right? Guys, I'm in technology. I'm an app developer. I own 2 machines at home. I I am planning I sold my tech business. I am planning to help the jab injured. My father's old school. I was born in Beirut. That unbelieving me sort of shit. This is like, that unbelieving me sort of stuff. He goes in the machine every single day. He says, I feel alive again. Now why am I telling you to go look in hyperbaric oxygen therapy? Because I've got a number of severe adverse reaction victims, even 1 that does spaces that was on the verge of suicide. And she used 1 of the best ones in Florida, and it pretty much reversed all the symptoms. Right? I'm gonna post 1 interview from Carl Warner. He speaks it's about 1 hour, but I'm gonna put you the time stamp. It's 8 minutes. He says, I tried all these protocols, these details, all these sort of stuff. And in his own words, the only thing that got him back to normal was 40 session of hyperbaric. Underneath that link, I'm gonna post I'm gonna post a, a Joe Rogan podcast. There was this kid. This is why I'm trying, hyperbaric on my mom that has vascular dementia because she's not at this level of disability of this this story that I told you. There was this kid, got hit by a drunk driver, disabled, parents are feeding him. Right? The same with meth down. The doctor goes to the parents. He goes, you know what? I'll really try hard get a cotych interpreter. They said, well, what have we got to lose? This kid used to be marathon runner. Do you know what happened after 40 sessions? He ran a marathon. It's all on the podcast. So it was another girl, 6 years old. Her mother went for a shower. Girl drowned. They commit in CPR for an hour and a half. Oxygen lost to the brain. She's gonna have severe brain damage. Once again, 40 sessions, she made a recovery. It was on the Megan Kelly show. The FDA were there to talk about what they're planning to do with this treatment. You know what their response was? When they said when, you know, I think Megan Kelly said, why aren't we offering this solution more to people? Like, clearly, where, it was all umming and ah ing because there's no money in it. Listen, guys. It's not a prescription with a p. It's a subscription like Netflix. That's what they're subscribing medicine to you. They're not trying to heal you guys. And this is what I'm gonna land my plan on. I started the movement. I mess large amount of following people who are hungry for the infection. I had this, Croatian family reach out to me. They're like, Alan, my mom's gonna die in 24 hours. You know, what's wrong? They're, they're go to me. She's on back. She got COVID. She's not getting better. I go, what's the main issue? They go, her oxygen level saturation is down to, like, 75. She can't walk more than 2 steps and she has to sit down. How old is she? I go, she goes, 75. I go, alright. Can you bring her to my home? I was thinking, she's lacking oxygen. That's what COVID does. It starts to suffocate you like a snake bite. You know? It sucks the oxygen out of your body. I've got a machine that could promote oxygen. What do you think happened to that 25 year old? What do you think would have happened if they went into the hospital protocol? She would have never survived. She would have just been in the recovery. We've caught her on a hyperbarrier. She made a full recovery. I'm gonna post the text messages from the family to show you that nothing I'm saying is fabricated, but that's what it is. And none of you guys have even heard of this treatment. It's been around for 50 years. Okay? Carl, Carl Carly Jenner owns 1, Justin Bieber owns 1, and Shaq owns 1. What do they know that we don't? That's all I got to say. 0: Yes. I know somebody who's been doing that for or 1 of their disabled members of their family. Yeah. Put that out there. That's that's good. Thank you for sharing all that. And I just wanna say I absolutely love the, the, saying that you keep saying this is what I'm gonna land my plane on. That is great. It is the saying of the week for me. I love it. Wait. Next, we have, 10: No. You're this. I know I I know I talk a lot. So I'm like, oh, I know I talk a lot. 14: So I'm gonna 10: I'm gonna say this before they're like, Alan, shut the hell up. Sorry, guys. Sorry. I've just I've got so much information I just wanna share with people. That's all it is. Thanks. 0: Yeah. I love it. No. I love I love that saying. Like, I've heard you say it a few times. I'm like, that's priceless. K. Yeah. Doctor JF. 19: Hi. Yes. I'm I'm Jeff from, France. I'm a biochemist. Mhmm. And I'm here, listening to you, but I don't know if people realize that on for vaccine, you are talking about side effects, but in fact, for the industry for pharmaceutical industry, it's it's not side effects. They have created, tens of millions of of clients for the future. So it's not side effects. It's it has been planned. And they have created tens and hundred of million of of future clients for for decades. So I'm sorry to go straight to the point, but I hearing your stories, but, it's so obvious when you are biochemist because every but everything could be prevented. And if we know it, it should have been they know they know it because we have said it before, but nobody was hearing. And now we are explaining. I've published with doctor Mackerel the explanation, but we know before. And we also know since decades that this, this vaccine don't work. They have never worked. So when would they work now? So but it's good for them. They have created tens of millions of of sick people. So the future is great for the people who have planned this pandemic. And they are not Pfizer Pfizer. They are just getting some money, but the people who are there are some people which are getting not billions but trillions. That's the people who paid for the for this pandemic, for the for the media, for the politics, everything. And so probably just doing the all this of this product, but people are get are are getting much more money than this. And for for years, they will they will get back the money they put for for paying the media and the politics. So I've understood this since a while because it's it doesn't give sense when you're scientific to what has been done for the for the cure for the COVID, then for the the goal was to not cure the people to get to the to the to the vaccine. That was the plan. There is no overachents to what I see since 3 years ago because we have cured so many people here so easily with ivermectin, azithromycin, And then she'll cure. So there is 4 or 5 way to cure COVID so easily. So we knew that that's remdesivir killed. We knew it since Ebola. There is no discovery, so It's it's so sad to hear, all what you are saying because it's, it's not side effects. It's plan effects. I'm sorry to tell it like this. 0: Yeah. I agree. I mean, the life they're they're they've created permanent lifelong customers that will bring them money every month. Right? 19: Yeah. Because spike protein is a inflammatory bomb, so everything is inflammatory from arthritis to cardiovascular disease to cancer to, Alzheimer and neurological disease. So it's it's great. Then you can you can cure all this pathology for for decades and Yeah. And, it's if you if you put inflammatory inflammation in people, then it's logical that you have, that you have a bad effect. 0: Right. And it it's it's worldwide worldwide customer. Yes. Like a global market. Right? 19: Mhmm. 0: Yeah. How long have you been doing what you're doing? 19: Oh, since the beginning because, well, already in 3 days, I did the bibliography on the origin of the of the COVID. They understood it was it was from a p 4 lab. They contacted doctor Martin. I I think some people he may may know him. He's he's the best researcher on on on this. He's a lawyer, and he has a whole cabinet working on this. So we have agreed very quickly that it was, there was too much, patents and and publication on this. So it was not it was not natural. Then, I've been looking for the cure to to for my family, for my parents. And, I'm working very close from the team of doctor Rawalt here with, with, hydroxychloroquine and aditremesine. Actually, may you know, I'm in Marseille in in France, so, doctor Raulty is here also. And after I've been interested in ivermectin also, I have I did the I did the scientific dossier for in in France for the for the agency, and they are they are refusing it for sure. And they are accepting so much shit like, Remdesivir, like, monopoly or all these things which, we know that don't don't work. So I've seen that something was was wrong since the beginning because we were curing people. I have friends. So I'm re researcher, but I work very closely with, physician. And I've seen that they have cured thousand of people with with 0 dead and even, old people with a lot of comorbidities. Only with as it were missing in zinc, and nobody died. So 0: Yeah. 19: So I I understood there was a problem and, sorry to say the things so straightly, but they needed more deaths than the that 1 for the for the flu. They needed a certain amount of death to to justify the vaccine, could justify in quotes. 10: That's right. When they 19: when they got got this, but then the the goal was at the beginning, the the goal was the was the vaccine because we have proposed we have proposed many therapies here, and we have understood that they they quickly say no. It won't work. It won't work. We, we are waiting for the vaccine now. 0: So, we 9: do it 19: was the goal since the beginning, in fact. So 16: Hey. Hey, doctor JF. Mhmm. 17: Is it 16: alright if I ask you a question really fast? 19: Yeah. 16: I it's it's a question related to, overall health. I I don't do you run off Celsius or Fahrenheit when you take temperature? 19: Sorry? 16: When you take temperature, body temperature, is it in Fahrenheit or in Celsius? 19: In Celsius. 16: Yeah. In Celsius. Okay. Different. Current. For since the eighteenth century, healthy resting body temperature was established at 37 degrees Celsius. And in Fahrenheit, it's 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. And that was the average from the eighteenth century, the late eighteenth century, all throughout the nineteenth century. And about 30 years ago, 35 years ago, collectively speaking, our body temperature started coming down. 90 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit is no longer the average. 37 degrees Celsius is no longer the average. Our body temperatures collectively as a species are coming down. And, resting body temperature, which I'm sure you know, is a great indicator of immune function. You could tell a lot by a person the way their immune system is functioning by their temperature. That's why it's a vital sign. It's also a great indicator of metabolic rate. What do you think about that? Why do you think, collectively speaking, as a species, our body temperatures are coming down? 19: Actually, yeah, I'm honest. So I I didn't know exactly, these things, so I cannot really tell you. Well, I know that with the vaccine, our immunity will will, people who have take the the shot will, the immunity has been damaged. But I don't know about your question, honestly. I didn't work on this. But I that make me think about the temperature, which is some reaction of the body. And they have always wanted to to lower the temperature, but, you you know, the body used the the favor to to kill the virus. So taking acetaminophen, etcetera, and all these things. You have to take a bit, but if you take too much, you are decreasing the the ability of the of the body to to kill the the virus. And, actually, acetaminophen activates 1 of the COVID pathway. I wrote an article, like, on this, so it's it's asking. 10: Did did you notice But 11: I don't know about 19: your question, and I'm sorry about your question. I I don't know. 10: Doctor, do you notice a higher death rate in dementia patients that got the COVID shot? Because back in 2021, '1 nursing home with 38 dementia patients, 8 of them died instantly after getting the jab. 19: Sorry. I didn't hear well. 10: I said, did you notice a higher death rate with elderly people that had dementia? Because when when I was reporting on injuries, I found that trend. And I also heard about a nursing home in The United Kingdom Yeah. With 31 dementia patients, and 8 of them died straight after the shot. And even of them got serious side effects. 19: It's possible. It it has not been named in the comorbidity but all the between dementia is, inflammatory. Everything is about Yeah. Inflammation that people know inflammation. Something they know less is cell, which are very linked to inflammation. At the beginning, I'm an organic chemist. I started from chemistry, and then I went to biochemistry and to, to health. So all these mechanisms of, oxidation and inflammation are the basis of, of the all the comorbidities. And so that's why, when you take the vaccine, you just make the these people get worse. And, the last thing is about aging. What you will see, and I I tell it from now, I've written a paper with the late, Nobel Prize doctor Montanick, Lucre Montanick, and we, we have said the lifespan will, will decrease because, I think it's also 1 of the goals. Because oxidation and inflammation leads to, the shortness of of of telomeres and some a pediatric reaction. And globally, aging is really leading to inflammation. So you will see, that's, the lifespan will will decrease. I can say it from now. And, I think that I don't know if it's in the plan, but it's also something that, that will happen. It's I mean, I often say biochemistry is more complicated than mathematics, but it's logical too. It's a logical of life, more complicated, but it's logical. So if you put inflammation with vaccine, then you get side effects. That's true? 16: I could I could answer that for you real briefly. I I've done a ton of research on Alzheimer's. I'm not gonna say anything that's gonna cause fear, paranoia in anyone. But, Alzheimer's, there's a ton of research that's been coming out in the past 10, 15 years showing how common viral infections can cause Alzheimer's. Very common viral infections. 19: Yes. It's, you know, always, always close to many disease, but it's, it's some it's less studied, but, yeah, there is always links between, 10: I I I feel like my mom's Alzheimer's was because because of the flu shot. Because when I took her to the alternative therapy, doctor, he said, did you give her the flu shot? I go, yeah. He goes, mate. He goes, I've seen huge spike in numbers. But that's just that's obviously just I don't have evidence. But yeah. Stay you don't need a flu shot, guys. Go go have lemon, garlic, and artichoke. It's a Lebanese advertiser. Look at you don't need a flu shot. I've never taken a flu shot in my life. 16: That original point I was making in those slides I posted up, you know, you can look up if anyone's interested, you know, if if you're kind of a hypochondriac, don't don't research this. But Mhmm. If you're not and you're comfortable reading about medical research and some things that might be concerning, you can look up what causes Alzheimer's. You know, you can go on PubMed, and you can look up you know, it's a common virus that they're finding in the brains of people with Alzheimer's. And these COVID vaccines, there's a wealth of of of case reports coming out from all over the world showing how the COVID vaccines make that virus reactivate and start spreading. 10: Yeah. Because it's decreasing, it's decreasing 19: the immunity. So all the virus that we have, it's called called inflammy called called infection. We have all had some silent virus and bacteria in the body and when your humidity is decreasing then they are they get activated. So it can be a cofactor but you know also everything which is inflammatory like pollution, if you eat too much sugar, you're also contributing to to Alzheimer's and to, then you have genetic factors. It's, I often say that the the health, like, the disease is multifactorial, so they can be bacteria. They're they're just sort of what we are eating and our genetic, the pollution, the psychological stress, many things are are are doing inflammation. And depending of what your genetic is, then you will have something on our thing. But, yeah, the the virus also are implicate implicate even in cardiovascular disease, it's less now, but the virus can have also, some role in other disease you don't think. But, yeah, it's it's possible. 0: Yeah. We've we've actually we have seen that in some of the stories as well, you know, like, just even the, escalation of of Alzheimer's. We've had that happen in our family too where somebody got the shot, and then it just it's just it was escalated. I I wanna get to, sort of you could hold on for a sec. I wanna get to, Nooney has their hand up, and I I want to, recognize that. I think the hand is probably getting tired because it's been up for a while. 6: Hi. I just put up in the bubble the updated hospital directives. This was put together by doctor, Margaret Aranda, and she's updated it for September. And there's also a little graphic that you could save to your phone. And, like, there's 12 things that you have to, you know, make sure that you cross out and address. Things like no antivirals, no COVID shots, no vaccines or blood transfusions under anesthesia, no starvation NPO order, no remdesivir or Valkyrie, no do not resuscitate orders, no opiate sedatives, benzodiazepines, etcetera, no ventilator, no blood transfusions, no restraints, autopsy upon death, and something called national pulse form. That's for The US. And don't just sign the hospital form. She goes through it and, highlights all of these things. But, you know, I suggest people save that link to their phone because even if you are in a vehicle accident, you do have to cross those things out because they're gonna shove a straw up your nose. You're gonna they're gonna do a PCR test and, oh, you're gonna have a case of COVID. And then you know what happens, then those murderous protocols kick in. She's also got, information on, you know, how how to escape from a hospital. I think it's called, well, it's in there, but it's basically when they hold people hostage, as well as other practical information. For people, I think you should at least review it so you under like, know that this could happen and then review it, especially if you're gonna be in that environment because many people in here know exactly what happens if you don't have these things in place. 0: Yeah. That's right. I I I mean, I've, we I will say this. We've had people I mean, I I escaped from the hospital. My husband stormed the ICU with my daughter, and they we had a 6 hour police standoff. So I'm very I'm really familiar with being held prisoner in in the hospital. I mean, because I almost didn't make it out. Right? And, they, you know, they told my family that I wasn't that they needed to let me go. I I was my lungs were shot. I was too far gone, which clearly I don't sound like I was too far gone because I'm I'm on here, and I'm fine. But they they lied to them. My husband had been a nurse in an ER for many years, and he, was also a military captain in the past. And he used all of that experience to storm the ICU, physically remove me after the police finally agreed to let us go and, take me home and save me. And so but we've had people who have also, written with, you know, no remdesivir, no vents. Patty Lamar, who is usually on, wrote that they wrote that on her husband's arms, and they in Sharpie. And they still did it. They still gave him remdesivir an event. You have to put it on 6: the contract, and you have to initial it. 0: You have to put it on the contract. They they are I I'm I'm gonna tell you. I think everybody should do that. I think everybody should do that, but we have documented so many cases. They don't care. They don't care if it's on the contract. I literally had a lawyer tell tell the hospital that I was not a do not I was not a DNR. I was a full code. And they still said, nope. We made her a DNR. So it doesn't sometimes, like, don't, I I guess I I don't want people to feel this 6: Patient advocate. Sense of security. I think people should honestly get patient advocates for anybody going near a hospital with somebody who knows how to navigate the system to watch over you. I I 0: don't know. I do too. I I do too, but people can't afford that. And the hospital advocates aren't gonna you know what I mean? Like, once here's the here's the problem with with the COVID thing, and I I yes. You should have your documents in place. We also have, bracelets that, that you can get on our website that say it's a medical alert bracelet. It says allergic to remdesivir slash veclary, baricitinib, and fentanyl because those are 3 of the drugs that they use to kill people. That has been a little bit more effective because then they're like, oh, they've got an allergy to the you know, like, it's different than I don't want. But the the documents are really important. But don't people cannot be lulled into this sense of, oh, I have I have my directives on file. I've done all the paperwork. I have done the ethics thing because these they're they're they're killing people. They're they're they're they don't care about a piece of paper. They're they're when you don't have when you have a a sense of immunity, like, I'm immune to prosecution. I'm immune to lawsuits. I'm immune to everything, they they will they are killing people with impunity. They do not care. I I call them murderers because I know what I experienced. Those doctors and nurses knew exactly what they were doing. They were murdering people, and they intended to murder me. They intended it. The doctor on the first day of the ICU, when I I knew I was I thought I was very well prepared. I had my directives. I had my, I knew about the protocol. I knew what we needed. I was very educated, and, they wouldn't let my family in or me out. Once I got up in that ICU and I told that doctor I was unvaccinated because he asked, he patted me on the hand and said, I'm so sorry, missus Seiler, but you're gonna die. And the fight was on for 12 days. No food, no water. I didn't have water for 7 days. I mean, I was getting weaker and weaker. So I I hear you, but people need to know that, yes, do all of those things. But if you test positive for COVID, get yourself the hell out because you have a bounty on your head, and they're not letting you out. 10: Protocol, the same thing happened to my father. My father's a bit anemic. We took him to the facility just to get, like, more blood. Right? He he's, you know, really low. The facility testing, they go, oh, mister Ohashem, you have COVID. My dad calls me up. He goes, Alan, they admitted me into hospital. I go, what? Why would they meet you at the hospital? He goes, he goes to me, they said I tested positive to COVID. He goes, they didn't even do the test. I go, dad, where are you now? He goes, they put me in a room with 6 other people. I go, oh my god, dad. Like, I went hysterically. I called the family lawyer. I said, listen. Mhmm. I've already got a lawsuit with Sydney Private Hospital for what you guys did to my mom. I promise you, if you didn't get my dad the hell out of there, I'm gonna it it's exactly that. My father had already had COVID. He had the mildest symptoms. They didn't even do a test. What they do, they say, you're positive. They put you in a room with a whole bunch of people that have tested positive and hope that you get it because they see it on the system. Mister Ohashem is unboxed. I could not believe it. Right? Right. And there were so many horrific stories like that. 0: Yeah. Exactly. I mean, you know, and it never right. It never makes sense exact it never even makes sense that, that somebody drives the person to the hospital. You're in a car with them, an enclosed car, and then suddenly you can't be in a room with them. Like, none of it makes sense. None of it makes sense. But, yes, I so I, yeah, I do think that it's important to have the documents. Very important. You if you're gonna go into the hospital for anything, but, if you if it's COVID, you're you're not safe in a hospital. That's I mean, and and your doctor your dad was a doctor, and he wasn't safe in a hospital that he started. 10: Well, Ren Desipit, his nickname is run death is death. That's a that's a nickname for Ren Desipit. Run death is death. 2: You know, it's interesting about my dad's case, guys. And this is something everyone needs to really, you know, o open up and just think about this for a second. Okay? Baylor Scott and White. Before it was Baylor Scott and White, it was just Baylor. When my dad came to Texas in 1984, there were only 3 Baylor hospitals. The hospital was that they killed him at, the Grapevine Baylor version, that location. They were ashamed. Baylor was ashamed to call that building that they call Baylor Scott and White now Baylor. They just called it Grapevine Medical Center. So my daddy came along. He was their first otolaryngologist, head and neck surgeon specialist for that hospital. He brought in a lot of business for them. And because of his personality, his kindness, and his understanding of, his his skill, but also his understanding of what to do when there's a problem, when there's an emergency, he was amazing at it. And this guy, this same man, was ripped out of my life by the hospital the same hospital I was born in. So there's no regard for human life right now. It's really all about profiting from all of this. And all the administrators, nurses, and doctors that are still hanging bags doing this, pushing the agenda. You know? Mhmm. I'm really concerned about a collapse. We're witnessing a collapse right now. If this continues, you know, there's something in mathematics called geometric progression, kinda like compound interest. K? So right now, we're in a geometric progressive phase where it goes times 2, times 4, times 8, times 16, times this time. And before you know it, it's gonna be out of control. So we are witnessing a geometric breakdown and a progression a progressive breakdown of the American way of life and the weaponization of the health care system, all brought to you by the Chinese communist regime and Bill Gates. There you go. 0: Yep. Yep. The CCP and Bill Gates. Nuni, you I think it was Nuni, did you say you put that, the the documents in the chat area? Somebody missed because 6: it was way down and, you know, the way Substack comes, like, x doesn't like substack, so all you get is a bit of the URL. But it it's it's in the bottle. It's by, rebel patient is her handle, I believe. 5: Okay. 6: Yeah. Right there. The rebel patient substack, and she's got the list of the medical directives and 9: Okay. 6: Some information there. 1 more thing I wanted to add. Every death from the beginning was preventable. CDC and the FDA knew that hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin worked. Every death, including from the virus and now from the vaccine, absolutely preventable. When you add it all up, you have lost more than in the American Civil War, which was your engagement. That's where we're at, and it it's I'm I'm very glad that people are stepping up, you know, and, you know, having these discussions, but it it has to it's time for action. And people need, directives. People, you know, want, you know, like, like, there's 10letters.org from doctor, Fleming. There's, your initiative, and those should be, like, pumped out so people know that they have to do something. And 0: Yes. You are correct. Let me, I'm gonna put it in the spaces as well. You are right. People want action. They want to get involved. Like, we hear this from a lot of victims where they're like, I've told my story. Now what? Right? So I'm gonna put in, we have a citizen task force that I was talking about earlier, and I'm gonna put in the the, spaces how to join that task force. I do orientate we we have a task force meeting every Wednesday night. And, after the task force meeting, I do an orientation and go through the, the committees that we have and the projects that that we have. I mean, we're doing everything from supporting the walking wounded as the, the the, eyewitnesses to crimes against humanity to trying to get, accountability. And we've gotten quite a few cases picked up. Carolyn Blakeman, who was on earlier, she has a meeting, a monthly meeting with a group of attorneys. Not a lot of attorneys are are have the the balls to, pick these cases up, but some of them have and are getting past the Prep Act defense. And so, she has a monthly meeting with these attorneys. They call it the change makers meeting. So if attorneys are interested, they should contact contact us as well, Carolyn Blakeman carolyn.Blakeman@formerfedsgroup.org. But, she she does have that meeting, and she's she's getting, more and more people wanting to take these take Big Pharma and, and these hospitals on. And so, we've got a lot of stuff going on. So I'm gonna put in there it it's chbmp.orgslash, join, basically. Sorry. I just wanted to get that in while you were talking about action. You're correct. 6: Perfect. Perfect. Then I'm gonna make sure I got that link in the red pill pack. 0: Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Because we we have everything from we need everything from medical professionals to, review records, to, people who can do outreach, support, interviews, you name it. We're doing it. Yeah. And so and we're working on the protocols and the shots. Help I think it's sorry. Yeah. Go ahead. 16: I just wanna offer, you know, I hear people talking about, you know, family members and and whatnot having, you know, very poor outcomes with COVID. And this isn't medical advice. This is just what works what works for me and based on 12 years of research. If I'm dealing with an acute viral infection, 2 of the biggest things that I can address are histamine reactions and acid reflux. 8: Mhmm. 16: There's multiple clinical studies out there that show that if someone's dealing with a viral infection that's kind of gotten out of control, if they're given acid reducers, things like, Tagamet, over the counter, you know, acid reducers, the viral load comes down significantly, and symptoms come down with it, and they go into remission. Likewise, with histamine reactions. If the body's in an allergic state, the arm of the immune system that's used to control viral infections eases off. Histamine is anti inflammatory, but not in a good sense. I mean, it suppresses your immune system. So when you're dealing with an acute viral infection, in practical terms, if you eat something, let's say, rich in tomato sauce before you go to bed when you have a virus, you know, you let's say you have a pasta dinner, and then you lay down on it and you go to bed. That night and the next day, whatever virus you're dealing with is gonna be significantly, significantly worse. I've been a part of a ton of different health related message boards and groups because I've had health problems for years. You know? But there's people out there. There's groups out there, like, called, like, histamine intolerance group where people aren't really aware that they're dealing with viral infections, but but they have chronic inflammatory problems. And then when they stick with a low histamine diet, they see significant improvement. And, there's a wealth of correlational research showing how that applies to viral infections. You know? So, things like sleeping with your head elevated at night. You know, if you if you if if I catch COVID, number 1, I don't stress out. I'm not vaccinated. I've never taken a vaccine. I've already had COVID, but I don't stress out. You know? I I handle it the same way I would handle any other cold or flu. I rest. I take it easy. I put a movie on. But, I watch what I eat during that illness. You know? I don't eat anything that's gonna promote I'd be anything that's high in histamine or a histamine liberator. And when I had cold, I was functional within You know? I got sick actually. You know? Because my heart rate and I was getting very short of breath. When I got my potassium up, that symptom eased. Those symptoms eased. And then I watched what I ate for a couple days, and by the fourth day, I was I was pretty much okay. You know, it took me another 2, 3 days before I was, you know, back %, but those are the biggest things. Anytime there's viral infection or there's chronic inflammation, if you watch the acid if I watch the acid reflux and I watch the histamine reactions, I notice a huge, huge difference in how I feel. You know? And I just that's that's some amazing practical information. And if you don't believe me, there's a wealth of research out there, and you could talk to a lot of different people that will agree. You know? But, just for anybody listening, because we're kinda getting getting into that cold season and COVID going around. But those 2 things, you know, it might make the difference between staying out of the hospital and being back to work a week later. You know? So, again, thank you for letting me share. 0: Yeah. That's good information. I've found that to be true information in in my own 9: life. 0: Who's got their hand up? I can't see. 10: Oh, it it's 5: just our voice mailer. 10: So I I just want to add to that. So I had, 2 friends that were vaccinated. They both got COVID. So, I conducted an experiment. I moved them into my apartment in the city. And, prior to I was on Twitter, I I primarily operated on Instagram. And I was doing a live every single day. And what I was trying to do was just educate the Australian audience and people around the world. I said this. I said, guys, your family member gets COVID. What does the government tell you to do? Put them in a room. Isolate them. They're gonna kill you. I did the complete opposite. The complete opposite. I sat right next to the infected person. Yeah. We shared lollipops with kids. Like, it was my friend challenge. And, like, I did it live and we just, like, made it fun. And you know what I said to people? I said this. So guys, let's say you went and did everything government told you to do and put a lot of emotional stress on the person that's infected sitting in the room on their own and their mind's wandering. Then you go down to local shops and you get COVID. And you only get a week after your family or friend has recovered. I go, what did you achieve? Nothing. I go, back when I was growing up, we'd have chicken pox parties, for example. So if 1 kid in neighborhood had chicken pox, all the parents would throw their kids, you know, in that house with the infected kids. So their kids could, you know, get the chicken pox, build immunity, and overcome it. I said majority of the issue with COVID, a lot of it is psychological. Well, all diseases, it's psychological. Right? It's like if you have a negative thought process, if you're being fed fear mongering every single day with those bullshit, shows they used to put on, we had 6 deaths today. I was like, yeah, you could have probably been reading this data route for the last 50 years for influenza deaths. It makes no difference. What they did, they instilled fear to get you to submit. Right? They highlighted numbers that were insignificant in comparison to other conditions and diseases. Our influenza numbers were 800 on average. Our COVID numbers were 900. So it was almost pretty much on par. They probably cured an extra hundred of their treatment protocol. But what they did, it was a marketing tactic. And alternative treatment had to be demonized because they cannot enforce emergency powers if there is a treatment that works. That's That's why they demonize it. They demonize a drug, a Nobel Prize winning drug with a safety record that's impeccable and coerced, threatened, promoted, and experimental shot by a company that received the largest criminal fine in US history that's been promoted by Bill Gates that did a TED talk on depopulation. And then they call us the conspiracy theorists. Whoever didn't take it, well done. And whoever did take it, my heart goes out to you because I don't know your struggles. No no 1 needs to be judged for taking it. You shouldn't blame the person that took it. You should blame the people at the top. Right? They're the they're they're the true monsters. Doesn't matter why people 0: That's right. 10: Yeah? 0: Yeah. That's right. I'm glad you said that. That's very right. 9: Yeah. 0: I think I've heard of 10: you saying that. Yeah. No one's circumstances are the same. No 1 has the same struggles as the other person. You don't know. You don't know what someone's going through. So don't judge. 0: Yeah. I'll tell you. I I did an interview with a a a woman from this was the 1 of the first vaccine injury, interviews I did, and I god really floored me because I was not I had a little chip on my shoulder because the doctor the doctor and nurses tried to murder me for being unvaccinated. But I did this interview, oh my gosh, this was 6, 7 months ago and out in California. And I I was my heart really broke for, this woman. Her she was so afraid. She was a mother of 8, and she was so afraid that her or her older children, especially, would get COVID and die just because of what was happening, that she she her and her daughter lined up to be, like, some of the first people that got it, and she really was doing this to protect her and her child. And I I asked her I asked her because she was vaccinated. I asked her what the, what the effect has been on her life and, you know, the impact. And she looked at me with tears in her eyes and she said, me and my daughter take the same heart medicine now and she's 15 and that's my and I feel guilty. And my heart broke for her because she was afraid for her child, and she believed these people that this was going to be the best thing. She was duped, and she was harmed, and her child was harmed. And and so and a lot of our, you know, stories a lot of our stories of protocol deaths, the the people were so afraid that they went out and got the shot and many of them are vaxx injured as well. So they've gotten, you know, double hurt. You know, some of many of our well, some of our victims were had taken taken the shot and within 2 weeks ended up in the hospital with, you know, COVID probably because they were vaccine injured and got sick. But, you know, so, yeah, you're right. We we can't what everybody this the the the vaccine the vaccine deaths and injuries and the protocol deaths and, injuries are 1 and the same. The protocol victims were murdered to create fear and, you know, as a form of panic porn, if you will, to get people to roll up their sleeves for this experimental shot. Right? 10: Absolutely. And Huckleberry, their marketing campaign was unbelievable. I had my dad's nephew shop to his house every week and try and convince him. I was like, excuse me. So what the fuck are you doing? Sorry. Excuse me, I said, what are you doing? I said, my dad's my responsibility. I said, you have no right to recommend anything. If you want to get the shot, go ahead and get it. But this is what I want to say before my incident, before my 3 year old son, got someone missing. I sent her my will to all my family and friends. I'm going to say this to you guys. When I interviewed a 9, 10 and 21 year old that ended up in a wheelchair after AstraZeneca, I noticed the trend. I don't know I'm listening or there's a hundred people here listening and many of them would relate, especially with vaccine gen. They told Michelle that was perfectly fit, healthy, you know, just at the beginning of her life that her vaccine injury and the fact she's in a wheelchair is due to a mental health issue. They had a script. No, no, but this is not just Michelle. This is Ronnie. 0: This is 10: thousands of people that I've come across. It was the same script. No, the vaccine didn't do this. It's your school pressure. Your parents don't love you. You've got issues in your life. You've got a mental disorder. We're gonna send you to side parts. The moment I witnessed that, that's when I sent out my will. I go, I'm about to expose something that I know 100% is deliberate. These doctors aren't stupid. They know it's not mental health. She can't walk. She's in a wheelchair. She's 19 years old. Like, what do you mean it's mental health? Right? And that's when I sent her my wheel on the August 4. And then after my second and by the way, just to give you a heads up, this is what I'm gonna land my plane on. You know how you guys had the Twitter files? We had like a smaller version of that. I found that through the Freedom Information request. The government released the emails that they were sending to all the social media platforms. I was under surveillance, 7 days before my guards went missing. They were emailing Meta and saying, we need to shut down this account. This account's a problem for us. He's spreading misinformation, disinformation. And here's the funny thing. My docuseries wasn't, propaganda. It wasn't sensationalized. I even left party left parts in there where Michelle goes, all my friends at school got the jab. None of them got a reaction. It was done by an ex mainstream media journalist, the way that media should be presented. So they couldn't take it down for any of the bullshit policies because it wasn't done in a format that was like conspiracy talk. But anyway, guys, yeah. And this is all back in 2021. 9: And 10: now we're seeing this all amplified a lot higher. So it's it's so much worse of a problem. 0: I know. And it's still going on. That's the crazy thing. They you know, the the only, like, the only the the only approved I don't know how it is in Australia, but in America, the only approved treatment for 6 month old babies and up for COVID is remdesivir. I'm telling people, stop freaking testing for the love of God if you stop freaking testing. Literally had parents call last week that were horrified because their baby, tested positive for COVID. And I'm thinking, what the hell? Like, if your pediatrician wants to test your baby for COVID, find find another pediatrician because you're seeing somebody who's who's a nut job. And, secondly, they acted like the child just got a terminal diagnosis. It's crazy. We we have to we have to take back our health care. We have to and you should really think about, joining our task force and being like our Australian state or Australian chair. I would love that. You you know, I put yeah. It's chbmp.org/ join, you know, or reach out to me because I would love to, you know Yeah. Act I would love to activate and tell the stories that are that are going on in Australia as well. We have the best 10: data to prove that it is not safe or effective. We have the best data. Peter McCullough talks about it. That's that's the best part that you guys need. You need data from other countries. Because The US Yeah. Vaccination rate, it's it's too low. The population's too high. There's too many corrupt, governors, in different states that are doing corrupt things. So it's all dirty, the data. Australia is Yeah. Squeaky clean. 0: Yeah. I would be I would be really interested in that. We should we should talk and see how we can join forces. I didn't ask any of you other guys on the on the call here from former feds if you guys were okay with that, but I'm assuming you are because you just Absolutely. Please. 2: We would love to have you join our organization. I think you're a wealth of knowledge, and I love your passion. I think we would love to have you on the team. Yes, sir. 0: Yeah. We wanna do we we need to expose everything in the you know, across the globe. This isn't just an American thing. I mean I mean, it we we have focused on our states, you know, but, but, yeah, we need to. And, we can even, spin up an Australia site if you wanted or Canadian if any Canadians are on here and wanna team up with us, any country really, because we need to get these stories out. We need to get people need every story should be heard. So okay. 2: Let let your voice be heard with us. Absolutely. 0: Yeah. We need to expose all of it. I saw, I actually I've it was just last week, I saw some fighter or whatever that was calling out the Australian the Australian media for saying that they didn't, arrest a woman, a pregnant woman for putting a Facebook post out. Do you remember that? I remember I can't remember the woman, but 10: I get out of her. Like like, not like like, at the start of pregnancy, like, severely pregnant. She she wasn't, like, an extreme. She just, like, put 9: a a 10: face Facebook post up saying, hey, guys. We should, you know, know, gather and exercise our freedom of speech. Yep. And the police knocked on her door, dragged her out. I'll tell you this. My cousin had a 6 year old that was a close contact. Tested negative. Every single day, the military was showing up to the house to make sure he couldn't leave every single day. And they targeted 1 part of Sydney, which is my background. I'm from The Middle East because they know we could smell the bullshit from a mile away. What do you 0: think we left 11: out? Because 10: our politicians are corrupt. We know Yeah. So what they did in the Eastern Suburbs, the affluent area where all the celebrities live like Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe, they that's where the outbreak happened. They gave them freedom of movement. And in the Western Suburbs, where the Middle Eastern groups are from all regions in Middle East, they said, you cannot leave 5 kilometers of your home. You cannot have more than 1 person in your vehicle, you'll get a $5,000 fine. If you have any visitors at your home, you'll get a $10,000 fine for 900 deaths. 9: And now 10: we have 40,000? Oh, guys. Yeah. Forget about it. No. It's business as usual. Right? We saw the double standards, and it's insane. And and, yeah, when we fought back, they shot the protesters with rubber bullets. 0: Yeah. I saw that. 10: It's insane. 0: Oh my god. Yeah. 10: I was so stupid to think, thank god if the world goes to shit that I'm in Australia. Australia, Canada, and New Zealand were the worst countries. You know why? Because they're all disarmed. They've got a disarmed population. Okay? And you know what? We have no guns, but you know what? We still have shootings every week. Criminals still haven't. 0: Yeah. Yeah. When I when I lived in Ireland, it was the same thing. But, they they they weren't allowed to own guns, but every you could there were parts of Dublin you couldn't even go into because like, true story. I got my, my car broken into the first week I lived in Ireland, and I called. It was late at night, and somebody was breaking into my car. And I I called the police thinking the Garda. They're thinking, oh, they're gonna come and take care of it. And he said he said, well, tell us when they're gone because we don't know if they have a gun. And I was like, what? Are you kidding me? I was like, no. I'm American. I'm just gonna go down there with a baseball bat. Okay? Like, I went but he was like, call us when we're when because the I didn't realize that the police don't have guns there. 10: Yeah. Same as UK. You know the funny thing is in 1996, when they introduced the big gun ban in Australia, we had just moved from Lebanon and my father was selling jewelry at home. We had 6 people storming our house with a 8 a 47 holding my family hostage. Now naturally, if it was like an Anglo person, you know, in Australia, you know, that is a military train that would comply, my dad bashed all 3 intruders and got them out of the home. The news anchors couldn't believe it. 30 days after that incident, exactly, my dad's incident happened on 04/01/1996. Port Arthur massacre happened on the 04/30/1996. We had this very strange massacre that had a lot of holes in it, kind of similar to the whole Vegas event. Yeah. Understand what I'm saying. And then that's they used my father's incident and, Port Arthur to disarm because the gun that was used on my father's incident was an AK 47. I know this sound the story sounds insane. I will post the video in the chat, but that's what it was. And, yeah. Now we're just a disarm population. But I'll show you headlines from media. We have shootings, like, sometimes 5 shootings a week. Who has the gun? The criminals, guys. Right. Exactly. Population. You know who's gonna end up with the guns? The criminals. Law abiding system will be defenseless. Criminals will have the guns. 0: That's right. Let me, go to I see I I hope this is I hope this is a good a good thing. There's somebody called doctor Hissy Pissy. I need to know why your name is doctor Hissy Pissy, first of all, but you wanted to speak. I just wanted to be 8: a part of this movement. If doctor Fauci is a fucking doctor, then I am too, and I'm doctor of pissing and pissing for fucking freedom. I'm from Canada. Yeah. 0: Yes. So, yeah, go ahead. 2: I love it. Just love it. 0: Yeah. I figured there was a story behind that name. Yeah. Did you want to do do you have a a story, or do you have a 9: comment or a question? 8: I'm following Bob, maybe some other people in this space. I just joined a speaker in case I wanted to add something. I don't really I just joined this space, but I'm I'm from Canada. I'm not quite I just wanted to listen to this space. I might have something to say later, but, yeah, I'm fighting for freedom over here, and I hate Trudeau. He's ruined a lot of our lives, but I guess people in this space might know. Where where are you from? 0: Well, I'm I'm actually in Texas. I'm actually in The United States in Texas. And then, some of there's some people here from, all different states actually and, Australia and France and probably other places too. We usually 5: get them during the trip. 0: Yep. 8: Yep. Right. Yeah. I guess Trudeau is he's amping up the shit that he's doing here. He does a lot, but I guess recently, he tried to make a travel advisory where people going to The States thought it would be a dangerous place for the LGBTQ plus community just because they can't use the fucking bath bathrooms they like, which is bullshit. So I was like, okay. But now he wants to increase the carbon tax. So everything's really expensive here, but it's gonna get more expensive because of that. It's gonna increase the price of groceries, obviously. And his plan is to threaten the grocery store saying, oh, well, if you don't lower it, we're gonna impose the tax. We'll not go us into this mess and nobody first bites. So I I don't know. I've been here on Twitter, but I decided I'm gonna I'm gonna try to expand my social profile because they're kinda not matched. But, yeah, I have a doctor Hissy Hissy Facebook account I just made today. And, Instagram and TikTok, I don't know how I'll get around this censorship, but I've been kind of on the side lines. They say things here and there on Twitter, but they're just amping up shit out here. So I was like, okay. Well, if doctor Cam is gonna try to tell us about this new COVID shot coming out, Seems like stuff is happening here again, so I have to, like, I have to up my hissing and pissing. And it looks like here on Wednesday, we're gonna have a 1,000,000 people march from BC, I guess, coast to coast, so entire Canada. And BC Fed today just came out with a statement saying they're making their own protest for the upcoming hate rallies against trans people on Wednesday, which is not what people are protesting about. They're protesting to keep gender ideology at a school. I love trans people and the LGBTQ community and all that, but they're getting wild out here. So I feel like on Wednesday, there's gonna be I feel like whatever happened at the, like, when they did the January 6 thing in The United States, I feel like that might happen here in Canada just because, like, Muslims and Christians are coming together out here, and and, you got the feds or whatever you call them out here. The Liberals saying it's gonna be, like, a hate protest. And this is not a hate protest, but the Liberals are getting crazy out here. So I'm just curious what will happen on Wednesday. Sorry. I went all over the place. But, yeah, I'm just here. 0: No. It's it's okay. Do you so how how are you keeping up with the, the Canadian, the MAID program, the medical assistance in dying? 8: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I they they introduced the I guess, if you have a mental illness, then you can now apply for MAID. Who gives a fuck if you can't afford housing? We're gonna bring in more immigrants. But guess what? Today, you can apply for Mead thanks to health care. So, yeah, I know all about Mead. 0: Yeah. So, like, basically, if somebody is needs therapy, they they don't, that's interesting. You can you can be either, down on your luck or it's like, yeah, we'll 9: Yeah. 0: We'll kill you If you're if you you feel you're feeling down, apply to die. 8: Yeah. I mean, I haven't seen it myself. 10: It's assisted suicide. It's assisted suicide for the for the the the the babies. 8: Right. Yeah. I'm sure is how hard to get any kind of, like I used to be able to see my family doctor, like like, maybe at the most next week or 2, if not the same week. Now I have to wait weeks to see my family doctor for anything. And, yeah, it seems like they are offering made to certain people. I've heard about it. I haven't I'm not gonna I haven't seen it myself. But, yeah, health care is really, really bad out here now as well as jobs. They keep saying there's a million jobs. But I'm telling you, I've been looking over a year, and I have a BA in psychology. And I've had jobs before in just basic stuff like retail. I can't even get a job at freaking Walmart, and I've applied for, like, hundreds of places. And BC, our own job agency out here, they are useless. Like, all they do is go on vacation. Like, they kept opening and closing my files. So I said, fuck you guys. So I've made it my job to full time hiss and piss, but, yeah, we're over it now. Okay. 0: Alright. Thanks for well, thanks for thanks for joining the spaces. I, I I really I really appreciate it and, the insight here. Let's see. It's does anyone else, anyone else want to speak? Please press the little mic. Or if you are already a speaker and wanna say something, just go ahead and chime in. I want to while we're waiting, if anybody wants to speak out, I want to point out to everyone that we do have the CHBMP.org. Well, if if you have a case, please, or a story, please put your story in, you know, any type of, protocols or if you're shot injured. I also want to point out to, people that we have documented 25 commonalities, in these cases. So if you if you it but if you want to go to it's at c h b m p dot org slash or backslash commonalities. Go in and look at that. I'm gonna read some of them. So the first is oh, let me pull it up. Let me pull it up because I'm gonna I'm gonna read it. It it the first 1 is is isolating the patient. So, isolation, they don't let families and this I just want to I want to say this comes from a thousand interviews we've done now in, with regard to the protocols, that there are these commonalities across The United States. And, I'm just gonna read them and then, turn turn it over to some other people. But I I want you to think about this if you know somebody or if you, you yourself have experienced these, these are commonalities that could indicate that your loved 1 was not did not die of COVID. They died of hospital protocol. Isolation of the victim. The victims are denied any access access to family, friends, advocate, pastors, priests, or any type of clergy, strict adherence to the EUA, emergency use authorization, protocols. The only option allowed for a lot of victims is the you know, it's almost like they're they're using a script. It's the the hospital protocol drugs that's remdesivir, veclori, which is the same thing, baricitinib or otherwise known as Olumiant Olumiant, ticilizumab, which is Actemra, fentanyl, Paxlovid, you know, all these different EUA drugs. And these these drugs are often forced on people or given without their knowledge or consent when they're when they're rejected or denied by the when the patient, you know, rejects them. They're denied alternative treatments. So in in The United States, for example, they'll say it's not they'll lie. They'll say it's, oh, ivermectin is not FDA approved or it doesn't work. But they they deny treatments and they're ridiculed. Families are ridiculed and the patient's ridiculed for asking for things like vitamins, which we've always asked for when we are sick. They vitamins have always been good. Ivermectin, budesonide, hydroxychloroquine, that type of thing, they lie and they gaslight the parent they, the the patients. Gaslighting by hospital staff is another commonality. I I know I experienced this tremendously where victims and the family are constantly told that the person is gonna die if they don't comply with all hospital protocols including ventilation. They're constantly told you're a very sick man or a very sick woman. Your loved one's a very sick man or woman. And there's just this this entire gaslighting. You know, you're you know, they it's it's an it's an it's an it's just a big mind game. You're isolated and then everybody's being gaslit and nobody it's the like, this chaos that they create. Patients are denied informed consent. They don't they're not given informed consent about medications, treatments, intubation, or any other type of procedures. Informed consent involves, you know, telling you the consequences, telling you that remdesivir is gonna kill your kidneys. The removal of not only do they isolate the patient, but they they often remove the communication devices, call lights, glasses, phones. They're removed from the patient's possession or they're placed well well out of reach where the patient can't get them. Dehumanization is another 1. It's that that, the dehumanization is things like, I mean, they're they basically treat you like an animal. I can speak to that 1. They treated me like I was an animal. They didn't expect me to live. They you know, they don't allow you to bathe or give you food or water or I mean, it's just they treat you like an animal. A per a pervasive sense of wrongdoing, family members and friends and the victim themselves typically will say they had a feeling something was wrong. We've had, people that we've interviewed who have once they've gotten their loved one's phone back, they will see that they had texted somebody saying, you know, I don't think the hospital wants me to leave, or I think they're going to kill me. You know, we've had 2: I think we might have lost some, miss Gail there. 19: Yes. Is 2: anyone that would like to chime in? 10: Health on sensitive was next. Health, do you wanna say anything, mate? 2: Health on sensitive, man. 16: I was just I was listening to, doctor Hissy Pissy, you know, talk, and, I I see that you're from Canada. I was just curious, you know, the overall vibe going on in Canada, you know, what the general public thinks of the measures Trudeau has been putting in place. And, you know, as far as their health care system is concerned, are people kind of going with the flow, or is there is there a resistance? Is there kind of a a resistance like we're having in The United States? 8: Okay. So, my fiancee, he's in California, and, the things I tell him, I've never they they don't seem to be 0: happening. I don't know. 8: Right now, we're kind of like I don't know. I just need more people wearing masks again, and, like, we didn't really have a resistance at first other than the freedom convoy. Right now, I don't really know what's happening other than I've seen some videos saying that, oh, if there's a lockdown again, that, oh, I'm fine to go along with it. But that was just, like, for a few people. I hope it's not, like, a whole of Canada, but I feel like, like, I feel like we're being disconnected, and I don't really know what's going on with everyone, but I think there might be a resistance. However, the news is slowly trying to, like, trickle that in again. Like, oh, there's a new COVID variant. Variant. We just came out with the thing. I so I can't really answer that question right now. I think Wednesday, even though it's not the same thing, it, I guess, would show if we're having more of a resistance. And then Ontario is supposed to release their COVID whatever fucking plan that they're saying they're going to implement. I don't know what that means, but I'm I'm just watching on the sidelines. And, yeah, I was listening to I don't know who was speaking earlier if it was COVID host, but the person who was talking about hospitals and waiting to die, my fiancee, his mom was very sick from COVID last year and was in the hospital. And they kept trying to get her on the ventilator, and she kept she kept refusing. And she felt or she felt like they weren't, like, she thought that if she was to go on a ventilator that she would die too or something because she was just watching people go on ventilators and die. And I don't know if it's related or not, but also at at the around the same time, their grandpa got suddenly rushed to the hospital from, like apparently, they had COVID, and he got rushed to the hospital for a stroke. And immediately, like, I think was there for a day or 2, and he died. And I was always wondering, really, did he really just get COVID and then a a stroke and died? Or, like, did he 10: he vaccinated? Was he vaccinated? 8: No. He wasn't. But the the hospitals are questionable, so I was just wondering, like, what did they really do there? Like, I find out kinda strange, but yeah. 2: Well, I'm okay. So to give you an idea, on the regular, what they do to people is they strip you naked. They do the test thing. They do PCR test. They say, oh, you have COVID. You know? And they strip you naked. And the first what they do is they put gowns on you. They put you in a bed, and they begin the process of doing protocols that hurt you. And then if that's not enough, let's say you make it. That's fine. But let's say, you start to get compromised and you get in you're put in a step down unit like what they did to my dad. And then, shortly after that, they'll introduce, either midazolam, Presidex, or sometimes, a lot of cases, fentanyl to suppress breathing, and they'll do this while you're on a ventilator. So it's really, it's a it's a premeditated murder. It's a murder in the first degree. It's homicide, and, they know what they're doing. You you can't sit here and tell me that you're gonna give someone fentanyl and expect their heart rate to get better and their breathing to get better. The the main reason I think people go in to the hospital is because they can't breathe. They, you know, they need help. So they're looking for, for medical professionals to guide them through that. And instead, they they use, procedures, modalities that lead to you lead you to the graveyard, if that clarifies that, of that. 8: I've heard of that happening with some people out here. I haven't seen it myself, but I I have watched, like, videos about it. And then, I mean, I questioned what they did to his grandpa. I I'll never really know because I wasn't there. I'm in a different country. But what I can say say is from my own experience, I called, like, a doctor 1 time, and I said that, like, I wanted to get a d dimer test. And they're like, what for? I'm like, because I've gotten the COVID vaccine, and there's increase of blood clots and stuff like that. And I was going over the evidence, and he pretty much just told me, unless you wanna pay for the d dimer test yourself, you don't need 1, and you're crazy. So that's my own personal experience. 2: Yeah. There there's a lot of gaslighting that goes on with, with that, and it's it's they there's a formula they follow. So, really, the formula is also something we're trying to show people that the cookbook that they use, the recipe they're using to lead you to death. And that's that's this is a big deal. And, obviously, there's enough we have enough cases. We have over 800 documented cases so far. 0: And Over a thousand. 2: Excuse me. Over a thousand. Pardon me. I stand corrected. And, I I I do believe that we need to continue. If you know anyone, my if whoever's speaking, if you know anyone that's going through this, including yourself, tell tell them about this organization. Get your story out there. Tell people. We need 8: Oh, we have the NCI out here. 10: Okay. Health warrior health warrior. I'm just gonna I'm I'm about to drop off. I just wanna I just wanna just say 1 last thing. First of all, mate, I'm so sorry about your dad, and I'm so sorry to every single person that's that's suffered either an injury or lost a loved 1 due to this protocol. I just wanna finish up on a positive note, guys. Everything we've been gone through our life, we've been conditioned, we've been indoctrinated. Education is an indoctrination camp. And I'm a person that's more of a glass half full kind of person. Open your eyes, understand there are alternative treatments out there. There's options for free energy. There's things like electro culture that if you're growing a veggie patch in your backyard, if you run copper wire through it, it will grow at 5 times the speed with no pesticides. I've posted a couple of videos in there. Absolutely COVID, what they've done to us, absolutely horrific. But we if you if the mentality of a glass half full kind of person would look and say, what is the positive part about it? Number 1, I've got rid of all my shitty fake friends and made some incredible friends. Like, I've got a I've got a person that I've only met on Twitter that I'm gonna get him to stay at my home, him and his mate, when they come to Sydney. Right? Like, I feel more connected with the people on this space than the supposed friends I had for the last 20 years. This is what I'm gonna land the plane on. Unlearn everything you've learned, look into everything. Everything that's alternative is demonized. Do you know how many alternative doctors have mysteriously died? There's a reason for that. Right? Like I go back to that analogy I use. It's not a prescription. It's a subscription. Someone always brought it up. The COVID vaccine creates a factory for future diseases. I saw this jab injured person, put up a photo, and he was, like, unleashing about how frustrated he is that no one's believing his injuries. There was about 30 boxes of medication. Why is that? Because these major pharmaceutical companies, all the major drugs are out of patents, which means that much smaller companies can produce the drugs, which means less profits. Right? They incentivize hospitals for your death. They've got hospitals were given rewarded the largest amount for a COVID death, not the other way around. They didn't incentivize them to save you. They incentivize a COVID death. So I've posted a couple of links. Look up for the emoji with that alarm bell. The first thing I posted is Liberty Project. It's a free energy solution. It's It's got all the blueprints. If you're tech savvy or if you're quite handy, you could do it yourself. I've posted a link underneath that called electro culture, which is just running copper wire and a copper antenna in your garden bed, and it sucks the electricity from the ether and electrifies the soil. Right? Remember this, Monsanto that kills the dandelion, killed the weeds, which helps your heart, also sold the heart medicine. Right? Everything is done for profit. Open your eyes. Explore alternative therapies. Do not comply. I I love you all. Thank you so much for having me on this space. If you ever need me to interject into some fight you're having on Twitter, just tag me. I'll come loaded with data. Or if you need a DM me, if you got anything you wanna ask, my DM is always open. Thank you so much, guys. Thank you to the host. Thank you to everyone. I've tried to manage to follow as many people on stage. I'm out, guys. Thank you so much. 0: Yep. Good night. 2: Good night, sir. Have a wonderful evening, and look to I look forward to hearing from you again. Have a good evening. No worries. 0: 4 day if it's morning there. I can't remember what the difference. It's a it's a big difference. This afternoon. This afternoon. Yeah. 2: Okay. Well, then have a wonderful afternoon. 0: Andy, I think we got, 2 people with their hand up, JP and, Icewine. 2: Okay. JP, fire away. 17: 1 of the thing that I'm the things that I'm interested in is, you know, prior to, Bernie Madoff being exposed, and I I don't think I have to explain who Bernie Madoff is. There was a man by the name of Harry Markopolos. Now Harry Markopolos has a very specialized, application. He is a forensics expert in terms of finance. And, I can't remember how it was. I believe he was working on behalf of a money market fund. I don't know if it was a hedge fund. I can't quite remember. But, what what Big Money does is they'll hire people like Harry Markopolos, who are kind of like private detectives. They're kind of like Columbo. And they say, hey. You know, we're thinking about investing in, you know, this guy Bernie Madoff, his hedge fund. He's had some really remarkable results. And so we want you to check it check it out. So Markopolis, digs in, and I can't remember, you know, exactly because it was a long time ago. But I remember listening to an interview with him. And he said, I knew within and again, I can't remember the exact date, but it was relatively quickly. This guy had to be a fraud because, the returns that he was posting are just statistically impossible. And, you know, long story short, he was so alarmed at what he found that he wrote to the SCC. And, he gave him all his data. And you know what the SCC did? They ignored him. And so time goes by. And I I think all in all, long story short, I'll try and truncate this. I I think Markopolos tried to alert the SEC something like 3 times, and no 1 and that's in fact the name of Markopolos' book. He ended up writing a book about his, ex, you know, his forensic journey, trying to expose Madoff. It was called No 1 Would Listen. So, you know, my point in terms of c 19 is is where is our Harry Markopolos? They have to be out there somewhere. Where is our Edward Snowden? You know, we've had people come forward, like, Melissa McAtee, who used to be in QC for Pfizer. And she, of course, got fired. And then she got shit canned and, ostracized. And poor poor gal, you know, she just had a you know, she's young. She's, I think, in her thirties. And she just had a kid, and, you know, she's having a job. And this is like, man, these people are so cutthroat. But what she did was and for those who don't know, she was in QC. So, you know, she took out her phone because she started noticing some very odd qualities about the, Pfizer faxes. And she, you know, she got she has it all on video. I anyway, she went to, James O'Keefe when he was with Veritas. And, I'm sure you could still see the video. But, you know, when I listen to her, I'm just like, holy cow. You know? And and, you know, this isn't just anybody at Pfizer. She was in QC. So, that's a pretty, you know, that's pretty specialized work. She had something like a decade's worth of experience. You know, she started very young with the company. Anyway, then there's Sasha Latapova, who has also been talking. I don't know if she's talked specifically about Pfizer. Don't quote me on that. But she also through her work, we found out that it's certain batches that are causing problems. Like, I think 1 of the batches, ended up in I I wanna say New Orleans. And it might even be a subset of New Orleans, but, they're having an outbreak there. They trace that outbreak, you know, a concentrated outbreak within the population, to, you know, certain batches. So we know now or at least, you know, the the the data is kinda pointing in this direction that, certain batch inequalities for whatever reasons are causing problems. And then, you know, through Melissa McAtee's expose, we know that something is not right. And not now she didn't, you know, take it down to, which I don't think she did. I don't think she took it down to which dachshas they were, but she was noticing these very kind of weird qualities about the boxes. And so, there are people in place already, you know, who are noticing strange things going on with these vaxxes. And, then there's all the behind the scenes data. You know, the behind the scenes people who are working in government. So for instance, who is it that approved the EUAs? Somebody gave those, you know, the orders to to approve these things. Right? In fact, a a new 1 was just issued for the latest 1 that the CDC, I believe, approved, right, for, I think, 6 month old babies. Somebody is pulling the trigger on these things, you know. And and and Yeah. They have us they have assistance. What I'm trying to communicate is, you know, this system is so big and so, Byzantine that there has to be an Edward Snowden there. There has to be a Chelsea Manning there somewhere. You know, statistically, it it has to be. Right? And so I'm a big believer in data. I'm a big believer in the numbers and looking at, you know, like, the stuff that Ed Dow does, I think is fantastic analysis. Because it's showing something going on and it's pointing fingers, you know, in 1 direction. And that's at the maxes because statistically, it just seems highly improbable that COVID alone is doing this. Right? Because of the timing, you know, when the boxes were introduced and all that. So all I'm saying, you know, and I'll I'll wrap here, is that, you know, just like Harry Markopolos with Bernie Madoff and leading up to that catastrophe. And, you know, when you look at 02/2008, you know, an even bigger catastrophe, you know, that is is, you know, factor in multitudes greater than, Bernie Madoff's. You know, there were there were people on the inside, you know, trying to blow the whistle there too. And, you know, here again, for whatever reasons, the media wasn't championing them. And, you know, I I I see the same pattern going on now with COVID. That's what I see. I I think the parallels are striking. You know, we know now with the Twitter files, which, you know, are pretty damn historic because they're showing how the government is actively suppressing, you know, scientists, doctors, journalist, who had contra opposing views to the establishment. So, I I, you know, I just think again, and I'm gonna wrap for sure this time. There has to be a whistleblower out there who really has the goods, who can come forth, but, you know, what will it take? You know? Can we just rely on that? Because otherwise, you know, we're kinda left to our own devices because the you know, obviously, the government is suppressing, contra opinions. So, you know, this is a huge fight. This is an historic fight. It's a fight, you know, public health. It's a fight on, you know, the informational level, the fourth estate, and on and on. I mean, this it it it really is nuts what I'm what I see, and I'll stop there. 2: Thank you for that, JP. And it's very insightful what you're saying. There's a lot of things going on, and it's very deep, and there's multiple layers. And, yes, I agree. We need a Edward Snowden or someone that is a a a respectable authority that's has credibility, notoriety, a face that people know that, can say, hey. You know, like you said, there's something going on. So the the next best thing to this, k, since we don't have a mascot yet for the the narrative. Okay? The next best thing is all of us to continue to work together, stay connected, tell our stories, get the word out, not just CHBMP. Your story. What happened to you? Are you a victim of COVID? Why? Tell me why. Tell your story and document it. And if you have any proof of it, publish it. Put it on the web. And I'm tell I'm talking to everyone that's listening right now. K? I have video evidence of of what happened to me. K? That's my evidence. The next guy might have it in a chart. The next person after that might have it another way. So collaborate, work together. And I believe that, eventually, from this, you will see a rising star that will come. Someone like, like doctor Peter McCullough, who's a rising star. We had a a a nurse earlier this evening. Her name was Gail. I forget her last name. 0: She was McRae. 2: McRae. Thank you. So, Gail McRae. 10: So we have rising stars, but we need to, 2: continue this. So we're we're, rising stars, but we need to, continue this. So we're we're gonna have to do this as a unit. They're not don't look to just 1 person that's gonna save us. There will be no savior. You are your savior. We all we're all gonna help save each other. K? Because we're educating ourselves right now. We're preparing. So prepare. That's 17: Yeah. The the only the only point I was trying to raise was, I don't know if anybody's old enough here to remember Daniel Ellsberg, But, he, you know, was at Rand Corporation, which is right down the street from me in Santa Monica, which is, on the coast here of LA. And, you know, when he released the Pentagon Papers, you know, that was, you know, talk about an historic an historic time. Right? And all I'm saying is is that, you know, we need somebody like that, I think, you know, to really put some, teeth into our bite because it just seems like all of the revelations that we found, even with the Twitter files, as as historic as those revelations were. I mean, for God's sakes, Elvis Chan out of Frisco FBI had a back channel into Twitter as well as Facebook and, you know, all these other social media sites. And, you know, it wasn't just Elvis Chan, but he was prominently featured. And, you know, this guy is still not being apprehended and charged, you know, with something. You know what I mean? I mean, these are high crimes, and it's just stupefying to me. But, what I'm really looking for is somebody on the inside of Pfizer, like miss Melissa McAtee, but with now some hard data. Kinda like what when Daniel Ellsberg released the Pentagon papers, you know, from Rand, it really showed what our government is doing in Vietnam. And, I I I think until we have something like you know, let's put it this way. Despite revelations like Twitter files, look at look at what's happening. The you know, like somebody was saying earlier, I mean, they're starting to see mass again. Right? And they're gonna roll out the next chapter on us, and they're gonna do it again. Right? I think we can all kind of assume that, you know, that wouldn't surprise us. Right? Now will that be successful if because when when their first agenda rolled out in March of 20 20, and, you know, I'm in California, so we are the first state to lock down. When it first initially rolled out, then the acceptance ratio was something like 70 30. Okay? So the the 30 of us, we were the skeptics. We, you know, we were the non compliant. We, you know, we lost our jobs, whatever it was, but we did not go along with the program. Now over the the last 3 years, a lot of data has been released. And I, you know, I think it's a reasonable assumption to assume that that 70% has shrunk somewhat. And we can see that with the, the vax acquisition rates. So after 1 shot, you know, that 70%, it dips a little bit. And then after 2 shots, then it dips, you know, more. And after the first booster, it dips even more. So, you know, who knows where that 70% landed on? Right? That's what I wanted. That that that's what I'm really curious about. 2: Well, I hear I hear what you're saying. You can do analysis paralysis all day on numbers and data. I will tell you this. Look. When a massacre happens, historically, there are survivors. What are the survivors gonna say? Whenever when this is over, 1 day it will be, what will the story be? And I want everyone to know that the story must be that this was an attack on humanity regardless of why, regardless of whatever. You know, we can talk about data and numbers all day. I know what I saw. 19: Well Yeah. 17: Yeah. My my only point is is now, you know, given that, you know, that that 70% is probably shrunk, and we know or that, you know, it's a reasonable assumption that chapter 2 is coming. Right? You know, flu season's right around the corner. So my only point in mentioning these 2 things, that they're like, you know, 2 2 lines coming together and and converging eventually. Right? And they're gonna converge. So the question then in my mind becomes, where is the 30 percent now? Are we at 40% at least? Are we at 35%? That I think this is a critical question. 2: Mortality? Mortality? Or what do you mean by No. 9: No. No. No. No. No. 17: No. No. No. No. No. When okay. In March of 20 20, when the agenda first rolled out, the acceptance rate, people who, you know, who went along with the agenda, you know 0: Oh, yeah. Yeah. 17: It was 70%. Okay? So over twice of the 30%, which I believe everybody hears, you know, I'm in the 30%. So the question now is after 3 plus years, that 70% has probably shrunk. Right? Because I you know, everybody I 9: talk to 2: I have Yeah. 17: Everybody I talk yeah. That's that's The answer is give 2: it time. The answer is talk to me a year from now, and I'll see how the world is. Give it time. The answer's time. Well 0: I mean, like, because you 17: I'll stop. 5: I'll stop. 0: You can you it it's easy to like, I think you're right in terms of people. The that 70% has shrunk incredibly as to people who will comply or what have you. But at the end of the day, they haven't been tested again like they were. So we we have in America, 80 Percent of Americans took at least 1 shot out of fear or, coercion or reward, whatever their their circumstances were. So but many will put on a mask again. They will comply with whatever they're told to comply with again because as Americans, we do not suffer well. And so you pee a lot of people, you see a lot of talk, a lot of talk where it's, it's I will not comply, not again, never again. And then as soon as they don't get to go to the nail salon or get their hair did, they're slapping a mask on their face because they god knows they can't go out in public with their roots showing or, you know, I haven't gotten my hair did or my nails and feet done since 2020 because I was like, I am not gonna be so addicted to that crap that I'd be willing to compromise myself. Right? Like but but so it's hard to say. You know? Yeah. I I hope it's shrunk incredibly. I hope it's Well shrunk to 40%. 17: Yeah. So the so so there's this thing in marketing. I know I know a little bit about marketing. It's called, you know, reaching that critical mass, right, where you gain acceptance. Right? So, like, when you think about things like, like Nike. When Nike first broke in the seventies, you know, everybody you know, all the Adidas reps, you know, because Adidas was king of the hill. They ruled the world. And then Nike came along, this little upstart company that was importing shoes from Japan. And there's this there was this story about it. The trade shows that I the Adidas reps would laugh at, you know, Nike. And and now look at what happened. Right? And there and, you know, I basically, what happened at some point in that timeline trajectory from when they first entered the market to now, there's a point on there somewhere where Nike reached critical mass. Right? And then boom. It just kinda, broke through. Right? Mhmm. And so that's what I'm looking for with the 30%. It's like, can we grow our number to the point where we hit whatever that magic number is? If that number is out there somewhere on out on the horizon somewhere. And and that's what I think we need to do. And so everybody, like like you guys were mentioning, when you when you meet up with people, you tell them to tell their stories. I think that's a great way. But but also encourage them to talk to others and convert others. 0: Oh, yeah. We have a we have a whole committee that's focused on doing that. That that's their whole, you know, that's the whole 17: Well, I would like to know about them. 0: Yeah. The Right. The whole point of the, citizen task force. Right? If we can grow the citizen task force to a a level, we can, you know, our founder often says if we can grow it to 3,000, we'll win because we'll have the people. We don't need the money if we got the people, and we can get the word out, and we can, wake, you know, wake up the sheep and, give people the tools that they need to stand up. Right? 17: Remember the occupy movement? Remember the occupy movement in the wake of the 2008, economic meltdown? Well, you know, that movement went worldwide. Right? You know, it obviously had something to it that were, you know, had entered the zeitgeist. Right? But the problem with occupy was, you know, there were several. But, you know, obviously, they failed, you know, because the banks are bigger than ever. And yeah. Right. But they did have, the ability to take whatever it was, the germ of that message, and, you know, it just kinda, boom, took off and spread. So I you know, I think in in in kind of that on that level, that's what I'm looking for. Like, what is the gestalt that we can grab a hold of and, you know, just toss it like a football to the next guy? And then they could take it and toss it to the next guy and and on and on and on. 16: JP, can I chime in here? Yeah. 17: You know, 16: you made some some really great points, but, you know Thank you. My opinion is is that, rather than waiting for a whistleblower, you know, 1 of these authorities Oh, 17: I'm not saying that's all we should do. You know? That's 16: Right. Right. I hear you. Or or a politician to come forward and say, okay. I'm leading the charge, and I'm taking control, and I'm Mhmm. I'm gonna be the good guy. You know? For me personally, it's it's what can I do today? You know? How can I Absolutely? Proactive? You know? 17: And 100%. 100 %. 16: There's there's there's a wealth of resources and and abilities to network here on x and to make an impact. You know? You don't necessarily need, a whistleblower to come forward with information. If you have the information yourself and it's hard data and it's verifiably true, it's just a matter of getting it out there. You know? 17: Well, if I had it, you got you guys would have it. You know? But I don't I'm not an insider in that way. 16: You know, it's it's it's everyone in this room right now. You know? It it's everyone. 17: What what do you mean? 16: As far as just being proactive. 2: The majority of the people Oh, yeah. 17: I yeah. I think that's implicit. Yeah. I I yeah. I think that that, should be standard. Yeah. I I, 16: in the next couple days, Ben, hopefully, I I've been trying to put things together, with some pretty influential accounts here, you know. And, hopefully, something's gonna happen next couple days. You know? 17: So Okay. Yeah. Well, that's, you know, that's 9: all I do. Right? 16: But in any event 2: JP, thank you very much for your input. I'm very grateful. Thank you for your time, sir. 0: Well, Andy, do you think we should wrap it up? You got any closing comments? 2: I I will get Closing comment. Well, you know, no. I mean, it was great having everyone speak tonight. Thank you for coming. I know just continue to persevere. Believe in yourself. You know, continue sharing this, space with as many people as you know. It's about growing awareness, consciously growing as a group, helping humanity grow, helping helping whatever the future looks like right now because I don't know what it looks like. But I want whoever's in front of us to have a future. That's why we're doing it. 5: Yeah. Thank you 10: so much for coming. Yeah. 17: Do you guys meet regularly? 0: Yeah. So every Saturday night every Saturday night at 7PM central, we have we will have a spaces lot of hey. I don't know if it's not called Twitter spaces anymore. I guess it's called x spaces. So or whatever. We'll be x we'll be x ing in here. 17: So is it usually the same hosts? Because I just wanna know who to follow to okay. 0: Yeah. So, yeah, if you follow if you follow, health warrior 86, COVID humanity patrol, project, and Huckleberry's wife here and American granddaughter, you'll you'll get it. You'll 17: American granddaughter. Where is she? 2: Let's see. Want, JP 0: He's not on right now. 2: If you would and and anyone who's listening, if you haven't gone to my website, death@baylor.com, it's an executive summary about what happened to me and my family, regarding to COVID. So, educate yourself on that. Tell as many people as you can. I don't want this happening to other people. That's why I'm in this website. So 5: Yeah. Yeah. 0: I put both websites in the in the, spaces earlier, the CHBMP and the death@baylor.com. Go to both. Also check out the wethepeople50.com, the, recall the shots project we have, and formerfedsgroup.org, who is the 5 0 1 c 3 of all of it. Yeah. So, yeah, this is this was great. We we're here like I said, we're here every, every Saturday. And if you want to get involved with the organization or if you want if you are a victim and you want to join our, support groups that is also out there on the chat, just go to, CHBMP.org and join our and join the supports the support group. Thank you all. 2: Thank you for coming, everyone. Have a wonderful weekend, and I hope to see everybody next Saturday. 0: Thank you for having me. Yep. 2: Absolutely. Have a wonderful evening, everyone. Everyone. 3: Thank you so much. Thank you so much, everyone, for speaking and for coming tonight. We'll see you next Saturday. Good night.