Hello, and welcome to another CHBMP space. It is Saturday, 12/06/2025, And we are gathered here tonight as we are every Saturday evening to talk about and tell our stories related to COVID related crimes against humanity, including the deadly hospital protocols, the mandated experimental mRNA shots, the censorship, and all the rest of it. My name is Chelsea Belgadell. I am joined by our cohost, Miriam Belknap, and momentarily by Protocol Widow. How are you doing tonight, Miriam?

Doing well. I've been a little bit challenged by the cold in my end of the country, and I am not appreciated in the early darkness. But, , I suppose it's just something you have to put your head down and deal with this time of year. Right?

Yep. I have never felt it so viscerally as I have living on the High Desert Plains. And I've really learned to appreciate how important the seasons and the weather and the sunlight and when the sun sets and all of those things really are. Been somewhat insulated from a lot of that in civilization.

It's My two sense is it sucks.

Yeah. The older you get, the less you appreciate the cold winter months, I'll tell you. And your joints don't like it, and they will not let you ignore it, unfortunately. But we're here. And we need all the daytime we can get. We sure do. But we're here, and we're together, so we'll charge on it, , in that as we do all the other things. We're we're gonna stay in the fight and stick together.

Not rain nor hail nor terrible cold can keep us from pursuing this important mission, which is, of course, pursuing accountability for all COVID related crimes against humanity. We've been very frustrated recently and, , for the last six years. But that nothing has been really, we got the auto pin pardons revoked at least in name, if not deed, and that is a good big first step. I hope it I hope it bears out in the courts. Baby steps on the vaccine schedule with the hep b being.

Rolled back. At least they're not recommending it till I believe it's two months now, Mariam. But these are being very overstated by many of the influencers.

Inhaled as victories when they're really just baby steps on this ramp.

Yeah. And, , they really are because honestly, if you remember, mhmm, within the last month, they were talking about shared decision making, and they were talking about, , not recommending the COVID vaccine for healthy women and babies. But otherwise, everything is still sitting on that vaccine schedule exactly the way it has.

And, yes, they pushed hep b forward two months before they still recommend it. So, , again, my problem with that is people, like, write headlines on expos saying Trump just ended the vaccine schedule. No. Excuse me. Where if you if you just simply go to the CDC website, you will see that is absolutely untrue. And it's it's extremely annoying because once again, it makes people believe that there are that there's movement when there really isn't. There's not movement. There's it's it's just a slight tiny shift dripping out. And to me, , especially if you look at that post,.

He said, and we'd want we're going to review it. We're gonna fast track the review, but we wanna align the vaccine schedule with the rest of the other countries in the world. Excuse me?,.

That's You think he's I think the suggestion is we're giving way more shots to children, to infants, and babies than the rest of the civilized world. So we should look at what they're doing and see what's really working. Like, that's what he appears to be saying to me. But also, like, why the hell should we care what they're doing in other nations? Like, we've been doing this for a very long time. We have the data. The data should be made public. Exactly. And this should be taken out of the hands of these behemoth institutions and put in the hands of parents and their doctor.

Well, and here's the problem. I know probably the audience has heard that every that there's.

Actual studies against a true placebo for any vaccine product ever. It compares one vaccine product to another is what they do. So they hide the events. Well, then what he's doing on a macro scale is saying, okay. Let's align ourselves with the vaccine schedules of the rest of the world. Well, that's still not truly looking at what these products do. You're simply going to go, well, a little less poison is better than more poison. I'm sorry. I have a problem with that. My thing is do a moratorium on the CDC schedule. Make it truly meaning.

It's not even a recommendation because the way that the system treats a recommendation from the CDC, they treat it as a mandate. And the reason the medical professionals treat it that way is because it's big money for them. So I think the CDC should get out of the business of recommending quote recommending vaccines.

That should be pushed away. You can still have the schedule sitting there, but they should not make one a recommendation one way or the other. It should be between the practitioner and the patient. And if they decide that they don't want it, it should not be incentivized at all. That's how we got into the trouble with the COVID protocol, the hospital protocols were incentivized. It does not need to push by our government or incentivize financially in any way. It needs to be a pure decision between the docs and the patients. And therefore, that CDC vaccine schedule.

Should go away. They can send it to local doctor's office and say, hey. Here's the products that are available. Discuss it with your patient.

And then no incentive there. Okay? And I wanna add on to that, Miriam, because the docs need to be trained because most of them don't even know why they're give what they're giving and why they're giving it. Well, no. And the thing is the training should consist of here's what's in all of these vaccines and here are all the neurotoxic side effects that could happen. No pharma rep or pharma company should be training any doctor or have any influence. There should be no incentives, no monetary incentives, no training from an interested party, nothing. Okay?

And that's what should be happening. And then what we would have is a, a we'd have a group of parents that totally decide not to vaccinate with no pressure. And we may have a few diehards that still wanna do it. Great. That gives us a true control. That gives us a true baseline. And that gives people true choice and sovereignty about their bodies and their own kids' bodies. That's what should be happening. And this drip drives me crazy for that very reason.

I just wanna say, , I have I have a new great granddaughter. She's nine months old. And thank God my grandkids listened. And she's been she had no vaccines from the time she was born. She's had none. And she I look at how fast she is developing, the things she can do at nine months, talk, thing I it's just she's amazing me.

I'm just bragging a little guy. Sorry. Well, , I think that's what we would see across the board if you truly took away the financial incentive, you took away the psyops that happened, , by farmers sending their little agents in. And if you actually literally made it a choice between and a shared decision making, real shared decision making between patients, parents, then you would see an entirely different generation coming up is what you would see.

And I don't wanna leave it without the saying it's not that they haven't tried to even every time. She I told her don't even take the baby to the wellness visits unless she has to because she can see what she's doing. But it goes along saying it's not that they don't continue to try to push it.

She's just a flat no. And she found a new doc, a new guy that's older that's totally against it all anyway now. So but my point is that even though she has refused it, she does get heckled a lot. But she's very firm and, , educated on it, and I'm happy about that.

Yeah. And that is the ultimate key, is education and the parent just to say no. Because honestly, when you think about it, when you have a healthy baby and they haven't been sabotaged from day one, they're getting injected with a hep b shot or that then you have to take them because they have issues and other things., you're not gonna need to go to those routine visits anyway for what purpose?, your baby's developing normally. It's a healthy child. So, , that's the whole point in my mind of pharma's design for what they did is make a customer from day one.

That's exactly what they did. And then they built the grid so that if you go to the first visit, then they're you're told, okay. Now your next visit is at this milestone. And each time, they get dragged you deeper into the grid, deeper into the damage.

So important though to be educated, and it's it's such a gift that she's willing to do that research and to listen to you, Deb, and to be sure that baby is getting the best treatment that we have to offer, is preferably no treatment at all.

Yeah. Isn't that sad? But it's absolutely true.,.

A pristine immune system that's ex that, , is given a healthy diet and, , a good environment to grow up in, it's it's paramount to anything that pharma can produce.

It is. And we've seen them tell us not to go down the rabbit hole and not to do our own research. And the mRNA shots with.

Zero safety and efficacy data are safe and effective for most people and shut up and get them or you're endangering grandma and you're gonna lose your job and they should kick you off flights and everything else. And really insane policies during the height of the COVID insanity. And we really have to be sure that.

They are not able to do those things again.

And me saying pristine immune a pristine immune system queued my memory to a substack that I wrote quite a while back that talks about that, about finding a doctor who respects the natural immune response and exactly how it works and a bunch of resources, the free 12 part course on how to raise healthy vaccine free children, with 12 parts with links in it and all kinds of other information. Getting ready to put it in the purple pill.

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Yes. I, recently started a new substack heading. Originally, it was protocol widow newsletter. Now it's protocol widow rants, and I take that very seriously. As far as ranting goes, in case anybody who is on this space this evening hasn't heard me before, stick around. Anyway, yeah, I have very few I only have a few articles on there. One, I don't consider an article or editorial. It is, I named it the COVID kill box because of the way,.

All of the victims were driven literally funneled into hospitals. And if you were forced into a hospital, . If your if your loved one was in the hospital, . If you survived the hospital, . If you look at the statistics, the average ICU lost about ninety percent of their patients. And that is because they were absolutely steadfast in their use of a protocol. That protocol was designed by the NIH, and the, Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services created.

Diagnostic diagnosis codes, ICD 10 codes, that would be used so that whenever they actually did the parts of the protocol that was recommended by NIH, then they would be monetarily, incentivized to actually do those things. Now that does not mean that your average nurse or your average doctor understood that. But one of the things that happened over a decade ago is Obamacare came in, and everything became a mandatory type of thing that they had to do under insurance purposes. So they were kinda used to it. They got, accustomed to being ordered around by insurance.

Anything that centers for Medicaid and Medicare services, CMMS, anything that they decide is the way to go becomes a mandate for all insurance companies so that and the reason they do this is so that it is uniform across the board. Everybody gets the same treatment. Everybody gets the same protocol. And it doesn't matter whether or not the entire protocol incentive structure kicks in. They can't exactly pick and choose. Oh, this person is 20. We can't treat them differently than that 80 year old down the hall. No. Everybody got treated the same way. And.

We all know that cookie cutter medicine doesn't work. And we all know that people who design protocols as in the discussion related to vaccines, people who promote and create protocols when those people have monetary incentives because of their potential investments in a company, that creates a bias as to what they're going to suggest, mandate, order, whatever you wanna call it. So I wrote an article called the COVID kill box. It is not meant to be written unless you wanna go to sleep or unless you wanna cry because you've already dealt with this. But what it does do,.

If you are on social media and somebody challenges you because you are pointing out that the protocols are deadly and they wanna know what the protocols are, just give them that link. Just give them that link. You don't need to argue with them because you it's it's like it's fighting with pigs in the mud. The pigs are enjoying it, and all you're doing is getting muddy. So just give them a link and say, have a nice day. If they wanna get on my Substack and ask me questions or challenge me, you're out of the loop. You've already done your job.

If you want to add a comment about your experience, whether it's you as a survivor or you as a as the loved one of a victim, please add that comment. That would be helpful. It does make it more obvious that this was not a this wasn't limited to one hospital. It wasn't limited to one hospital system. It wasn't limited to one state. It didn't matter whether or not that hospital was in a metropolitan area. My particular hospital's pretty small town, university town. But when I said, I want, , I wanna do this, this, and this,.

And why can't we? I was met with, we follow the protocols that are used at Vanderbilt and Duke and UCLA, literally. And when they when he said that to me, I knew.

That the Outlook was bleak. Let's just put it that way. So I've got that one up there, and I've got, like,.

Chelsea was saying there's another one. So that if you're confused or you have issues getting medical records or somebody, I don't have all the answers. But a lot of times, it seems like, , it's like getting an insurance policy. You really don't know where to start or what to think about. Maybe that'll give somebody some ideas on what they need to know. And then I got really ticked off at Glen Beck one morning, and, you can see the results in the other substack that I've got up there because and if you wanna tag Glenn Beck and remind him that he's a dumbass,.

Please have at it. I'd appreciate that help. So that's my thing. I have other new, from my newsletter, I need to go back and go through them because sometimes links change and they disappear or you just need to find, , more details. So I need to rehab those articles, and I'll reload them. But like Miriam, there is no charge. I am not I'm not here to make a living on Substack. It's not gonna happen.

I don't write very often. And, if you decide that you would like to subscribe for that, , every other month that I might put something out, please do, and you'll get an email. And that's the best. I'm not selling it your email address, and I'm not gonna spam it. So appreciate your time, and give me give me a chance later, I'll really go on a roll.

And that is linked in the purple pill and in the nest. And so is Miriam's article about the immune system and the back injury epidemic.

Definitely a must read. And if you already know, if it's preaching to the choir, it's a must share to those people who still who still aren't aware. Which, , frankly, that number is too damn high. There are too many people who are still blissfully unaware of these things, and we need to reach them. It is imperative that we reach them not just because these things are becoming worse as time goes on and they are unaddressed, but also so that we can stop these things before they continue to escalate and cause more harm. And that's primarily.

Why most of us are here is to try to spare other people from being harmed in the ways that our families were harmed by really nonsensical and rigidly enforced policies, protocols, and mandates.

Never seen anything like it in my entire life, and I don't think there's any comparable scenario in modern history for what the world was subjected to during COVID. And something recently came across my timeline,.

Something to the effect of a lot of people are spending a lot of time pretending that something didn't break during the so called COVID crisis. And my contention is that it's not broken. This is a feature. They told us as they were doing it. We will not be going back to normal. This is the new normal. Get used to it. And it is not an accident that things, the dynamics of society, civilization, how we interact with each other, how our communities function, all of these things seem so badly broken after what they put us through during code. It is not an accident. It was deliberate.

And we have to acknowledge that before we can even hope to remedy that. There will no be no fixing it until there is accountability for what was done and reckoning around acknowledging what was done.

And I, to kinda tack on to what you were just saying,.

I don't know whether I'm disheartened or if I'm angry.

Confused, I guess, would be a good one. It.

We're

It's like we're we're we're part of a country full of golden retrievers. Puppies, actually, because they there's no attention span. They look at what here's where it gets complicated because there's, like, multiple things in my head, I'm like, no. But wait. There's more. We were told by the CDC initially in April '23 that we were up to one point six million people who died of COVID or with COVID. We're not sure. So by the fall of that year, they had changed that number to be 1.2 and mounting. It's still in the 1.2. Okay? This is according to the CDC related to COVID.

At the same time and what well, while I'm on that subject, why aren't more people pissed off? It was a bioweapon. There is no argument about that. It was a bioweapon that was sent to kill people. And then they created another bioweapon. Actually, they had that done before they had the first one done, but we won't argue about that. Then they have the other bioweapon that this one you willingly asked for. Stick it in my arm and give me more and make it hurt as much as you possibly can, and I'll be back in two weeks. That bioweapon.

And nobody's and everybody's like, oh, this is so sad. Can we go get a Starbucks now? I'm thirsty. Where the hell are you people? Why don't we have more angry people? Why don't we have more outspoken people? They seem to be only on social media. We've got a bunch of mainstream media people who are so worried about stupid shit, just stupid shit. And you just saw a million of your countrymen and women and children wiped out, and you're not talking about it. You're not talking about how to prevent it from ever happening again. You're not talking about ever preventing.

The ones that are currently happening now because the hospitals are still doing it. Why are we not talking about that as a country? It should be mainstream. Should see it on every news, Chiron, like you did when they were counting how many that died that week or that day or whatever they were doing at CNN.

Now let me ask everybody that's here for a thought.

There are statistics,

And maybe Adam will get into this one. There are statistics that say that during the COVID pandemic,.

The overall mortality rate did not go up, that it was about on par with every other year prior. So my question is, does that we know. We know without any doubt they were killing patients in the hospitals en masse.

So if our mortality statistics did not really increase,.

Does that tell us how many people have been dying in hospitals on purpose for all the previous years?

Any thoughts, anybody?

Thirty two I it. I got twenty. I'm going.

Yeah. I think she might be referring to 2020. It did not go up in 2020, but it actually did have excess mortality for every 20 after that in 2022 and up, especially in the age 18 49 group. If you look at the actuary statistics from Ed Dowd,.

Cause unknown, the book that he wrote, you will see that. Yeah. Nobody could explain. Well, why isn't it up for 2020? And then in 2021, it was. So yeah. It's because,.

, their PCR tests were by and large completely fraudulent. And they ginned up the case counts to scare people into taking the shot, and then the shot literally pushed the mortality rate through the roof. And I don't I don't think, I think we're starting to see a leading edge of them acknowledging that with the fact that they came out and said there's ten kids who died who died because of the COVID vaccine. Now that is just absolutely, ridiculous, 10 kids. There's far more than that. But, , if they're admitting to 10.

Those are just like the 10 we know.

And that was only 10 out of that study was only a hundred kids. So it's 10 out of the 100.

But we I have to say, though, it was really nice to see Ernest finally acknowledge that. Yes.

Yes. Yes. It was.

But let's face it. I don't I'm I'm pretty sure I'm in the in the right crowd to say this. Nobody trusts the statistics from the government. So when Deb says, well, there was only a 100 kids in the study.

Yeah, so maybe two of them didn't die from the vaccination because we know what that vaccine gene therapy, what it was really doing to families and to children and all people., we've got T Bird sitting right here. She didn't die yet, but she's a statistic. When is that gonna be recognized?

There's a reason the death.

Started mounting in '21.

Mhmm. And I still I still maintain based on my personal experience, it may not be everybody's experience, but if you lost a loved one like I did in 2021 who was exposed at close quarters for an extended period of time to a person who was freshly vaccinated and may have also been exposed to COVID after his vaccine, that's why Delta became so virulent and so deadly, because of the complications created by that vaccinated patients.

Oh, you are so right, protocol., basic immunology tells us that. That's why until this insanity, they never vaccinated when there was a endemic Active pandemic. Yeah. Endemic disease going around because you don't do that. That's one of the prime principles. And number two, always said, oh, we can't vaccinate people when they're sick even. Okay? It didn't even have to be a pandemic. You if you already had a primed immune system, you didn't vaccinate people. What did they do here? They release a bioweapon, and then they vaccinate them as that bioweapon is actively.

Sickening people. And they did that on purpose because you get what's called pathogenic priming. So absolutely. And you also got shedding along with it. So that was maximizing the body count is what that was. It was maximizing the effect.

No doubt. No doubt., it was on purpose because there were plenty of educated, respected individuals, doctors, scientists who said, don't do that. Don't do that. You can't put that out in the middle of this pandemic. That's gonna cause more problems. It's gonna cause, , the virus to mutate faster. It's gonna cause all kinds of things to happen that we didn't plan on. And I wanna I need to put a link. I need to go find my link while you guys talk. I've got a clip.

Go ahead, Teri. I was just gonna say I've got a clip from Mike Eden. And one of the things that everybody here needs to remember, one of the one of the comments that he makes as he talks about the treatment in the hospitals, he does not ignore that. Normally, only talks about the shots. But as he talks about the treatment in the hospitals, he points out that these decisions were made at a level above nation. And if you don't.

Because he's I believe he's British, and they have a tendency to phrase things differently, which means your country did not make the choice. Somebody outside your country made the choice. Your country capitulated and forced these things on you.

Go ahead, Deb.

I just wanted to mention, like, when you just said about, not giving I think Miriam said it, giving somebody a vaccination that was already compromised. Like, my husband of course, I didn't know he got the vaccine when he got the day he got sick, he got the vaccine only. I so I was behind the ball the whole time because I didn't know until I got his records that, like, they gave him a second shot hospital, and I couldn't figure out why they did that, why they vaccinated him in the hospital until I moved and found out that they vaccinated him the day he got sick.

Had I known that, I would have been able to come at it. Well, I didn't have a chance to come at it anyway, but I would have been able to fight because my husband was being treated for cancer at the time. So he was definitely that's why I don't know that he had it because he knew I was staunchly against it. And he was too, but because he worked for Home Depot, and I don't mind saying Home Depot, and he got the shot the last day that the mandated the mandation,.

The next day, they stopped it. So but what happened to Jeff was definitely because of the vaccine, but everything that was going hospital, which I did not know about the vaccine, and I thought I was fighting something the opposite, we could have done in a different way. So yeah.

I was gonna go on with more of that, but I'd lost it. So it's all yours again. Thanks.

I'm I'm just I'm really sorry., if there was a prime example right there just in your family right now where they pitted the family members against each other because Jeff felt like he had to do it in order to keep his job. And you, , were saying, no. You don't do that. You're already compromised. Your immune system sucks. You won't be able to be able to mount the defense that this thing is supposed to be helping you build. And so you used what you knew was common sense based on years of training and experience, and they pitted husband against wife.

And then because of that and because he was so sick, he did not tell you that he had done that. You wouldn't have probably likely been able to save his life, but at least you would have understood what more about what was probably going on, and you would have been a little bit more prepared to argue differently, I think. But the same thing holds true with this the vaccination of pregnant women. Pregnant women have been told for years not to eat sushi. Now we're gonna we inject into them all kinds of chemicals? Where did this start, and why is it accepted by professionals? And I use that term.

With accentuation because they are not professionals. They are guessing. They're not doing anything that is really professional, in my opinion. Thank you very much for listening.

Sherry, the reason I was saying, like, about had I known because with Jeff -oh. The first emergency that I can you hear me?

I can hear you, Deb. I don't think protocol widow can.

You want me to continue? Hello?

Can anybody hear me? Oh, I'll tell I'll tell her to drop. Go ahead, Deb. Okay.

What I was saying, though, it's like with Jeff, his first emergency course, , obviously, you get the call after the emergency's gone on, and they've already done whatever they were gonna do, and then they call you for permission. The only two calls I got, which were the they had to remove his hemoglobin was so high that they had to take blood off of him, which is when he stroked. I'm convinced.

What I'm saying is I didn't know any of that at the time, why was his blood he was on blood thinners when he went in the hospital. He hadn't there was no reason for that, and it didn't make any sense. There's where the knowing he got the had gotten the vaccine would have helped me because then I would have known immediately why his hemoglobin was doing what it was doing. And so.

I didn't everything was just.

They'd already done. They'd already made up their mind. They'd already done everything. Every time the only two times I got called were to take the blood off that they already had done. When I got his records, the order had went in three days, which is an emergency order. That is not like wait three days and do it whenever you feel like it. Their reasoning was they couldn't find anybody in a hospital, a hematologist, to take the blood off, which is insane. And then the next one, of course, was they had to give him blood, and they bended him.

And that was, like, a week and a half before I ever even got in there. The those are the only two calls I got the whole time.

And the lack of communication is, of course, one of the commonalities.

Yep. And the sad thing is, , it was the perfect storm of, , bioweapons plus, , absolute incompetence on the part of the hospital plus lack of caring to even find out and think about what they're doing with patients. And we saw this over and over and over again. In what world is it appropriate to wait three days when a person has such high hemoglobin that they're likely to have, , an event like a stroke?, in what world is that appropriate?, it's never appropriate. It even in previous times,.

If you didn't have if you didn't have you always have a specialist on call for each. So even if there was no one in the hospital, you had someone on call to bring them in. So the, this is just it's just completely horrific and unacceptable.

And is putting it mildly.

Who is that? Go ahead. Catherine,.

You're not coming through. You're very you're broken up. I can't hear you. Yeah. She's banding.

Oh, poor cat. I'm so sorry. Oh, now I can hear you a little bit. But if, but if you start breaking up again, you may have to leave and come back. But right now, we can hear you. I'll try that.

Well, now you sound clear. So go ahead, Cath. Oh, too late. Oh, well. Well, while she's coming back, the one thing I wanted to add on to with Jeff's story that now mind you. Okay? He had gotten the vaccine, and I'm sure that he told them that when he went in there. I don't know., it's a guess. But on every line of his records, his patients unvaxxed because he still was considered unvaxxed even though he got it. Yeah. That was their little of.

You don't count till you get the second one. Exactly.

And the worst part was by then, he didn't have COVID anymore either. What? By the time that I got in the hospital, he did not have COVID. He had pneumonia. He didn't, severe pneumonia by then, but bacterial. But no COVID. Zero.

The idea of asymptomatic spread was one of the dirtiest things they sold to us. Incidentally, this was basically a repeat of what Fauci did during the AIDS crisis., AIDS was the first disease that was, like, asymptomatic. Oh, you could be right next to a person and never know they have it. And for the first while it was still a very novel virus because probably it had just come out of their lab and they were still figuring out how it would impact people,.

That he was telling people that, oh, you might just get it from giving someone a hug, which fostered the same, , isolation, especially if those marginalized.

Or susceptible groups. Right.

That was targeted at gay people but it was used to affect basically.

Recalibrate how our entire world thought about and engaged with sex which is one of the most, , primary functions that we have as human beings. So they do not do these things for nothing. They go big when they have these social policy changes that they want to use a crisis to implement, they don't, pull any punches.

And I do wanna say on what you're saying with the AIDS thing, because I worked it. We were and yes, they did push the whole idea in the.

On a population. They picked a population, and that's where they pushed it to. But the second thing, that we were treating patients, and people were not dying. I want you to understand that. They were not dying. We were treating with Bactrim, high doses of Bactrim and different things, but they were not dying until he came up with AZT. And then we were losing them like flies.

Sounds a lot like the deadly protocols including remdesivir and vents.

Well, , I've been thinking about all day. I've listened to different people, I've heard the word protocol, protocol, prot if I hear the word protocol one more time, I'm probably gonna pull my own hair out. Because the reason I'm saying this is back in the day, we used it was called treatments. The word protocol, they started using, and it is what causes people to accept things. So instead of treating the patient for x, y, and z, now we are protocoling every disease as a protocol. It was not like that, but so the wording is how they do it too.

And how to get people to start accepting it in the medical field first, of course. And then they push it onto their families and so on and so on and so on.

Yeah. We used to treat according to clinical criteria. They actually used to look at your labs, draw them at appropriate times, look at your symptoms, take your vitals, listen to your lungs, and actually make treatment decisions based on each and every individual patient and their clinical indicators, but not anymore. Here's the protocol. On day so and so, you do this. On day so and so, you do that. On day so, it is completely conveyor belt medicine that is designed to maximize profits and not treat patients.

But do you notice, Miriam, the like, okay. Say cardio you'd say it's a cardiac event. They have a pro they're using they don't say I'm going to treat this whatever cardiac event it is. Automatically, the word protocol comes up. They have a protocol for each thing.

Where does this wording come from?

Well, , it's it is a it is a control. It is a control measure is what it is of the staff. But also when you make it a uniform process, it's the same thing that in a factory. If you have an assembly line and it's everything is made the exact same way, that increases your profit margin. Oh, it's a major efficiency because there's no loss of product. There's no and the cost is much lowered and the income is increased because you're able to put out more of that product.

And increase your profit margin. So that's what our protocol is for. It's for efficiency and profit margins. It's not for patient care.

And for people to accept. It was what I'm saying? It became an acceptance by people.

Well, and, , human beings are gonna do that because look, why work hard and think it, think about it and actually have to see the patient and listen to their lungs and do all those things. When if you just follow the protocol, number one, nobody's going to be on your butt. The administrator is not going to be on your butt. Number two, you most likely have some incentives to your paycheck as a physician for that, and that did happen, that if you follow it strictly. So why, they look at it and go, well, what?

Easier on me. I don't have to think about it. I don't, they're gonna take the liability for me. I get to follow this little robotic protocol, not have to think and just go home. Yeah. So absolutely. It's a control thing and you give any human being generally a path of least resistance and they're gonna take it.

Sad, but true. Can I give my 2¢? Yeah.

Okay. I just want you guys to know I'm so grateful for all of you, and I know it's really hard.? I just I was suffering a little while ago thinking about my husband, and, , I thought to myself, are my friends, Owen, and you are. So I just want you to know I'm very grateful for what you do.

And we're grateful for you, Catherine. I'm so sorry about what they did to your husband, Tom. But we all keep showing up.

Yeah. Thank you.

It's not okay what they did, and protocol widow was saying earlier about why isn't everybody mad? Like, even if you even if you're ignorant about the protocols, even if you're ignorant about the damages caused by mRNA experimental so called vaccines, that there was a gain of function experiment that Fauci facilitated in Wuhan. This isn't even debated anymore. It's a no known. And whether you're gonna believe that it was accidentally leaked or deliberately foisted on us, that they're doing this research with our tax dollars that caused such.

Incredible upheaval and such widespread harm and that nobody, not one person has been held accountable for that, it's it's inconceivable.

But I think part of it, Chelsea, why people still don't talk about it even though they know, and I know a lot of people know about it, but they still won't say anything, is they don't.

If they admit it, they have to face their own mortality, and that's a very, very difficult thing for people to do.

I'm old enough. I know. I'm I'm on the other side, , but for a lot of people, they just can't they can't accept that. They just can't.

Well, , and he and the flip side of that, Deb, I understand it. But, , if you realize that not only are you facing your own mortality, but you're facing it sooner because of these assholes, excuse my French, You would think you would get a little mad about it. Right?, come on. Because look what they've done. As Chelsea said, it really is immaterial at this point whether it was leaked or let out on purpose. I have my own opinions.

But either way, if they hadn't created it, there wouldn't be a problem. And what my problem with that is? If you can't get angry about that, you should be angry that they're still doing it. They just created another one at Mount Sinai, a avian flu, franken virus. And they're all proud of themselves. They're bragging about it. So at what point are people gonna get truly well and pissed about the fact that they keep doing it? They just keep doing it.

And not only are they still doing it, Richard Ebrite, I'm sending this to the nest now, was just posting that there were just two more lab leaks causing mass infections reported in the last two months. A lab leak causing African swine fever virus infections in Spain and a lab leak causing Newcastle disease virus infections in China. He says virology labs leak like sieves. This madness needs to end. And I agree in fact I don't agree with him on hardly anything, but I emphatically agree with him on that. And let me ask you a question., since they're talking about 10 kids.

On the vaccine desk, and we're saying that's a that's just a small drop in the bucket compared to reality. If we're hearing about two, if they're letting us hear about two, how many other are there? Plenty. I promise you. And if it's time to get well and truly angry about this and start raising your voices and letting people know that, , because it's really the only lever that we have is to make people realize that we are not standing for it and that there will be, excuse me, hell to pay the next time this happens.

Really, it's just a small miracle that we're not and who's to say we're not? We don't really know. The news isn't gonna talk about everything. But it's amazing that we're not more set upon by bioengineered viruses and bioweapons than we are aware that we are already. I think something just came out that they're admitting that they released the Lyme disease, though. Yes. Did you guys catch that? Yes. And that came from Marty Makary.

Yes. On PPD's podcast. That isn't even a it's not like they had a published paper that explained what happened. That's just the first drop. They're I got my hopes up a little bit because maybe they'll start being more honest, and it might come from Marty Makary. I'd like to see him just, like, have a big whiteboard and start writing on it and going, okay. We release this. We release this. We released this. Oops. That got away. Just tell everybody because everybody needs to know. I'm tired of arguing with stupid people on social media.

Just, , get used to it. Your government doesn't love you. They and they really don't care if you survive till next week.

But, Sherry, , I'm and all you guys. I'm completely convinced too that when AIDS hit like that was like their trial run Well on what on what we're dealing with today.

And that was actually if you look at it, there was and somebody here, probably Miriam, because I know she's got all the stats on this because she always does. It's like, wait a minute. I got a tab for that.

They were doing a vaccine program in Africa, and I can't remember which one it was. But this, they were they started doing that damn thing, and then all of a sudden, of these poor people were getting so sick. And it looks like it was the fallout from that vaccine program.

And, of course Which was the HIV program?

No. HIV was the response. I'm talking it was like DTaP.

Or MMR.

Oh, yeah. I see what you're saying. Yes. Yes. It was something.

When I read it, it was what we would normally call a.

Conventional vaccine program. But I believe they spiked it with something on purpose. Because what their goal is, what they do a lot of and I keep saying they, and I'm talking about our health.

Professionals, quote, unquote, and representatives from our country. They like to go to third world countries and do these vaccination programs. And, , Gates is a prime example. He likes to use these damn programs as a way to,.

Vaccinate particularly young girls to prevent them from ever having children again, and the fallout from lots of stuff comes out of there that has nothing to do with their ability to conceive or their ability to have children. They have all kinds of health problems, and I think that's where HIV came from. It was one of those programs that started that in Africa. So and then they of course, then they had to just like we're talking about with the original swine flu and SARS one, they come up with this, , a bat and a penguin,.

, had an affair on the disco floor, and the next thing, everybody's sick. And that, that's they just come up with these random force maneuver things, and the mainstream media goes, I got you on that one. Let me go tell everybody.

Yeah. Well, , the reason they had to do that is they used this before they had CRISPR technology, They used something called serial passaging. Okay? And it is exactly what it says. Passaging. Passing a virion, a disease through different organisms. Okay? Serially in order to actually get it more responsive, more able to infect humans. So they take it through, , mouse, whatever pig, up to then they get it up to as close to a mammal with as many antigens that or what am I trying to think? What's the term for the for the.

Receptor binding domains? There we go. The little things that will bind and gain entry into your cells. So, , they had once they had the technology, they had to be able to say, well, it came from animals and, , it just hop from one to the other. But they were the ones that were actually doing that technique prior to even CRISPR being able to actually do it from that standpoint. So they just got better with technology so they didn't have to passage it through animals to make it more virulent for man.

So, , they had to come up with these fancy terms. Oh, it's a zoonotic source. Well, when that word zoo, meaning animal reservoir, And they want to blame it on nature and on animals. But it's not nature. It's them doing it because it is very profitable for them to be able to make a virulent disease and then create the count the military countermeasure injectable bioweapon. And it's also profitable for them because when you kill off a big bunch of the population, you have a lot less liabilities to deal with. You don't have pensions to pay out.

You get to you, , get your have your green agenda and say, oh, we're saving the earth and oh my goodness.? So again, it works for them, but they're they're serial liars is what they are, and they are psychopaths. And they don't care about anybody but themselves and the money that they can make off the off the misery of humanity. Now I'm ranting.

Sad, but true. T bird, it's really good to see you tonight. How are you doing?

I'm doing good. Hi, ladies and gentlemen. I love I like when I have an idea, and then I listen to more, and then it just goes more and more into the point I was gonna make. I love that. Miriam just mentioned zoonotic. And Deb and all of you were talking about.

Everything you've been talking about is so valuable and real. And something came up today, and it's, I've brought this up over the last two years since I've been on X. And I'll just anyone that doesn't know me and hi to everybody that's in here. Because obviously, this last five years has affected everyone in a different way. So I'm I'm stand by my well wishes to everyone who lost someone to the hospital and to the vaccines and to COVID and to, , the lockdowns and the suicides and, like, they're just this space is so good for everybody because so many people lost.

Something or someone or themselves. And, , Catherine definitely hit a point there. It's like, , I look forward to it because I don't really speak in spaces anymore. I don't even listen because it's just too exhausting, too depressing, and most of us have a lot of bad days lately, especially in the winter when it's really, really nasty out. There's no sunlight for the next six months. So it's a really hard time for a lot of us. So I also concur with her. What I wanted to say was, the one thing I'll bring up to my own experience is like Deb was saying,.

Which I've been really frustrated because a lot of people won't talk about it. We call it SARS CoV two. And doctor Braun's been awesome with me, helping me understand more of the genetics, and he's got some really cool theories. And he's been very supportive and, , anything any ideas or anything we can bounce off each other, he respects, , which gives you validation, makes you feel stronger, and also corrects you when you're? And I really appreciate him.

But he posted something today about, , SARS CoV one, SARS CoV two. And I posted underneath, and he didn't dispute it. He said, I'm gonna call you this weekend. That's all he wrote. But SARS CoV one. So I worked during SARS as an RN. I was a frontline trauma nurse. And you guys know the story, the ones that know me. But I've never gone into real detail about it. I've mentioned really briefly the nurses that died on my floor, the patients we got. So there's an article called Disaster at Sunnybrook. That is the trauma unit I worked in Toronto.

And we got, all the patients, the plane that came from Guangdong, China, which was in 2003. I was working as a trauma nurse then. I was young, probably, I don't know, 30, I'm guessing. I don't even know. But I was healthy and young and whatnot. I remember when 30 was old to me. Now it's like, oh, you're you're just a baby. I still feel 30 in my brain most of the time. But, anyway, we didn't know what was coming. And up until that point, being an RN for a few years before that, and I worked in nursing before that before I was an RN even for ten years. So I've been in the business a long time.

And but this was my first, like, trauma unit. I've been there two years at that time full time. None of us could expect what was about to happen. And, of course, on the trauma unit, we also had a step down unit with isolation rooms. They're called reverse isolation, just for anyone who's not medical. Reverse isolation, that's complete isolation. Like, they have the reverse oxygenation, like, it's it's like a sealed it's like something in ET. That's the only way I can explain it. So.

We knew these people were coming right from the airport. Toronto's it's our biggest airport, one of our biggest two or three in all of Canada, but it's really the biggest one. We also next to out in British Columbia on the West Coast. The so these are our two highest Asian populations. So anyway, , we got a lot of respiratory, a lot of TB, a lot of stuff like that coming right from the airport, but this was the first time where, of course, you're we are bringing people in that are having a hard time breathing. It was I believe it was wintertime.

When it happened when I was on that unit. I can't remember at this point now. But, anyway, these patients were coming in, and I remember because, obviously, I lived it. It they it was all respiratory. No one knew what was coming off the plane, and, obviously, a lot of people get sick with the it's like a revert the airplane's a lot like reverse isolation. I'm not an engineer, but if you think about it, you're all locked in that bullet, I guess, and you're all breathing each other's stuff. But so we were told.

It was SARS when the nurses started dying within two weeks because the patients died literally. They'd have been on the plane obviously for a few days, then they were probably with us for a couple days. Just long enough, even though we wear masks, we just had the basic surgical masks, obviously. I had never seen an n 95 respirator except for when I used it to paint or when I was drywalling because I used to flip houses for fun too. But we didn't use I never used them in nursing. Now maybe other people did, but we.

Just used the basic surgical even when we had TB, even when we had all these things. And I guess every I'm not gonna say I'm not arguing with any other nurse. Some hospitals have different protocols. Some people have different PPE, personal protective equipment. So.

We weren't given anything except for the surgical masks. We didn't know what it was until people really started dying, healthy nurses. And it was really sad. It was very hard. It was long hours, and we still didn't know what we were dealing with. We did find out, though, it was SARS or, , SIRS. There was no such thing there was no COVID acronym that was attached to it at that time. And through the whole last twenty years that I worked, well, after that, there was it was never SARS CoV one. It was always just SARS. And I know that because I became a fit tester for n 95 respirators.

I used to teach actually where you put the, like, the big ET hood on and it has a mask and you have the saccharin and then you have so there's a bitter and a sweet and you have to, like, have the person you puff it into this thing. They have to wear the n 95. I'm just gonna explain this just so you guys understand how these this works. So you're hyped up all these years to be prepared to have the right not one n 95 mask. This is what we were told at the time. See the programming that happens. That's what I'm trying to explain. We were told, but it was pneumon pneumonitis.

That's what it was. It SARS. Yes. It was a respiratory illness, but it was pneumonitis. That is what we confirmed it was, and it was caused by a resin, which is a chemical. K? It can be caused by other things, but then they also have it in the NCBI database, which, like, I've never I've never spoken about this publicly, but I know this because, again, I lived it. We learned as we went, and so this is what that was. It was pneumonitis caused by resin. And mostly, it's it's, a lot of contaminants. Right? But then they blamed it basically on a cat.

And just like Miriam just said, a zoological experiment. That's what I've known since 2003. No one seems to talk about it. So this I don't know where SARS CoV two, the number two comes in when there was no number one. That's number one. It's all a lie. Right? Everything's a lie. And, yeah, we used n 95 respirators because the n 90 fives, you can get them at Home Depot. I know Deb just mentioned Home Depot because it that dawned on me. That's the only time I ever saw them before,.

And they're all one size, but they're for particles. Like, right, when you're sanding drywall, you're just whatever. So it was interesting to me being a nurse during this time, I wasn't afraid because I'd done all the fit testing. I made sure every nurse had whatever size fit like when you did fit testing for n 95 respirators because they're not masks,.

Men were not allowed to have a goatee or a beard. They had to shave them completely. The mask had to fit tightly and securely around the under the chin. It had to be strapped on an angle. Like, there was a certain way to put it on, put it off. You couldn't contaminate it. Because when we started wearing them back in the day, we got so sick of wearing PPE twenty four seven. Like, we thought this was bad, and we're we're in the hospital wearing these n 90 fives. And it went on because people were literally dying. Like, the nurses were dying.

Before the patients. It was really bad because we didn't have any immune system to fight this at all, obviously. So we were tested and yeah. There's, like, 10 different sizes for an n ninety five respirator. Everyone had n 95 cards that was mandatory for every staff member where they had to be fitted once a year per our public health officer. So and these n 95 packages are, like, $350 for a sleeve of them so that you can see the money just pouring out. But when SARS hit this time this time or whatever this was, they.

Didn't give us anything. Oh, we didn't have any equipment. That's here. Now, again, I'm in Canada. I'm not speaking for anywhere else, but I ran 10 facilities with 400 patients per home, and they wouldn't give us any n 95. There was none in Canada to send to us. So I found that very suspicious that they were withholding PPE, and I'm I'm sure I'm sure that happened in some of the states as well. I'm sure. But it was really.

We had to we spent more time counting inventory as we could get it more than we could take care of the patients because the equipment was more important. I'm not kidding. It was sickening. But when it first came out, people asked me, are you afraid? Like, are look. What's gonna happen? Like, everyone was ramping us all up, and I literally was not afraid. I'm like, god. No. Like, this is gonna run through. It's gonna run its course. It'll be over in two weeks. I honestly did not know that they were ramping up.

To create this. That was a that was a test run for whatever they were gonna create zoologically in a lab. Absolutely. And now I don't believe sorry. I'm rambling. But I just needed to tell you guys that we just really need to keep spreading the word, share the education, share your experiences, share the knowledge to do your own research and do research, number one. I was just saying to my girlfriend, who's a young nurse who just had a baby, of course, almost died. The baby almost died.

And, , literally, like her placenta ruptured and she's only 24 next door there. And she's just getting back into nursing now. And I said, , it's a godsend you almost died, but it's a godsend that you didn't start your career right away because now. You wouldn't have done the research not to vaccinate your baby if you didn't see me fed them.? Like, you didn't see me fall down the stairs because I suddenly have MS. I used to be her boss. Like, she saw the deterioration and started to ask questions.

So, , it's really these spaces are so important to share our stories because if it just saves one life, it could save their baby's life or? And that's really important to me. And also just what I don't know if it's protocol or Miriam or Chelsea. I don't even remember now. One of you were just saying, , now this is coming out into the disease and this disease. You just like, what is it really? Like, they're still calling they're still calling pneumatitis.

SARS CoV two SARS CoV one. It's it's not even right. And then just see, like, Miriam or I can't remember either. The swabs, they were all fraudulent.

There were no symptoms. Like, even my next door neighbor who did test positive as a nurse for me working, she had to take two weeks off, paid, when I had no one to replace her, and she wasn't even sick. She had no symptoms. She was perfectly fine. She didn't get any pay, and I had no one to work. So they just crippled us and crippled us. And, like, and now you come to find that these were all false negatives anyway. It's it's just like we need to question everything. Is it really measles? Is it this? Is it that? Yeah. They're creating this stuff, and they're throwing it at us. But do we even have a test to test correctly for these things? Like, they're you're labeling it, not you, but you're saying it's labeled as this has just come out or this is just well, what test tests for that specifically? I'd like to know what swab? What's on that swab? Where's the insert to the swab? Where who's doing the testing? These are the questions I'm thinking now, and, Miriam, you probably have the answers. But, anyway, I'll I'll drop it there. Thank you for listening. I just wanted to share that because I'm just really frustrated.

That this is probably late well, everything's labeled wrong. Right? It's just a freaking game to them, and it's just frustrating that they're just gonna kill us, and that's basically what they're doing. Like, oh, guess what we're releasing? More bio weapons. How about we just say that? We're just mixing all kinds of different animals and people together, and we're going to inject you with them. That's what we're doing, and we're just going to throw a name on it now. That's sorry. I just I'm really angry tonight. Thank you for listening, and thanks for your patience. Love you guys.

Of course, the only reliable test for SARS CoV two is a foot long swab that you have to insert directly into your brain. No. Not reliable. Right. That's and, of course, you have to crank the cycles up to 40 PCR cycles or something, and then you can get a positive for literally anything. So I think Adam said antigen test would be slightly more reliable than that, but still not I don't get the impression they would be a 100% reliable. There really isn't. And if you're asymptomatic, who cares? Why are you testing at all?

Yeah. That's the mind boggling thing. They got people to go to flip out when they weren't even sick and let them stick that up their nose., if people could just think back to ten years ago, not only did you not go to the doctor when you didn't have any symptoms, many times you didn't go when you had a few symptoms because you went, oh, I've got a cold. I'm gonna get over it. But we went from not only not going when we had minor symptoms and not going when we didn't have symptoms to going for nothing at all. And I just it boggles my mind that they were able to be so successful.

With the fear campaign that people would go and get tested when they absolutely had no signs or symptoms of illness. It blows my mind.

Really an amazing social experiment that did not go very well for humanity. Go ahead, Deb. And then Ernest, I'm really happy to see you. I'm so happy you've been getting some acknowledgment this week, and I'm really looking forward to hearing how feels. Go ahead, Deb.

And I will second that, Ernest. We all are. I wanted to tell Tee, though, here in The States, all the every year, we had to be fitted for the respirator. Every single year. Never in my whole career did I ever wear it one time.

And the n ninety fives and when I worked on our on the oncology floor, I did oncology before I did hospice, but we and we got all the AIDS patients and stuff like that. That's why I know so much about it. But never was I wearing a mask to protect me from them. I was wearing a mask for to protect them from me.

So that's what it was for. But as far as I'm concerned, from working that epidemic to what COVID was, I believe it's the same the same thing. You've seen the lesions. You've seen all the things that you saw happening to them is what our loved ones went through. And to a 100 times faster than what they them guys really suffered. But they just, they speeded up the treatment., these guys were out, on average, if we go through our whole database, the average is twenty two days.

So I But I wanted to know that here in The States, we did only we were tested or fitted every year. Never did I ever wear one ever, ever, ever. I.

Completely agree, and I just wanted to quote you on that. You just said exactly warp speed. Warp speed. It they called it out in our faces. It went warp speed. This is just insanity. That's all. Thank you, Deb.

Ernest, I'm sure it's been quite a week for you. How are you doing tonight?

You're gonna have to excuse me. I finally decided to come to eat something. I haven't ate the past couple of days, and I'm forcing myself to eat right now. Yep. But a lot of people are trying to say think thinking I'm doing backflips. I'm not. I'm just I appreciate it's being spoke of, but I won't be excited, and I won't celebrate until I see something positive come out of it. And like I always say, not just for me and my son, but for everyone because this is this is a we fight, And we're, I don't care if they try to pay me off or whatever. If we don't all get recognition,.

Then it's not a win until I see that. But, yeah, I do appreciate that. They gave us the time to speak to them face to face. The papers that have been written in honor of my son and what I'm what I'm trying to do for all the world, not just like I said, not for myself. It's never been about just me and my son. It's about all of us. We're a team, and we need to hold up each other up in this fight. We can't let one person fall back. So let me try to get out of this place, and I'll get back on. Yeah. Thank you so much. It was just really,.

Really nice to see it finally acknowledged in some of the mainstream media even if they were, , taking it as they do. Have it just acknowledged that this happened. So baby steps, I know it's never enough, and it won't be enough until there is accountability for all of these things. I know. And until these Well, yes.

And another thing is it is not just 10 people. We're lucky enough to have 10 of us picked to begin with. We can't overwhelm these people or they're gonna throw us to the side. It's more it's thousands, 100 thousands. It's a lot of people. 10 is just the beginning. Like I said, I'm just happy and grateful I got my foot in the door. Then we can bring everybody else in.

Yeah. We know that 10 is just the very tip of the iceberg, and I hope that it's an avalanche of information coming out on the heels of this and that people start getting a handle on the true scope of what's been done to us and to our families. Go ahead, Mary.

Yeah. I was just saying, I, what Ernest just touched on,.

Doctor Mary Anne Demasi actually wrote a very nice substack summarizing what Ernest was just saying, and it is particularly about the event this week where he got to meet with the FDA. So I'm going go ahead and put that in the purple pill so that when he comes back people have something a little bit of familiarity about what happened this week.

Thank you so much, Mary Anne.

Someone new tonight, Christopher Brown. Welcome to the space. How are you doing tonight?

I am doing amazing. I am so grateful that I just looked up and I saw, , your headline that said COVID related crimes against humanity. Where do I start?? So I'm not vaxxed, and I just I held off on it because I just didn't have the information. But about I would say about 85 of my family on both sides of my mom and dad, they took the vaxx. My mom's had breast cancer. She went through the chemo. My brother just he's home now. He's gone through a second heart attack. His first one was at the beginning of the year.

They removed blood clots, which they said they think they're blood clots, but they weren't really sure. And then in that visit, what oh, man. I thought I lost him. And through the grace of God, he's he made it. And then just last month or actually October, he had a second one, and they ended up having to do, bypass surgery, and he made it through that. But, oh, I'm so angry because our government is, they did this purposely.? And I once I knew that they were lying to us and not that I knew that the hospitals were involved,.

I spent hours protesting in front of my local hospital in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. I moved since then, but I protested six hours holding up signs, , saying remdesivir kills and, , responsible., I was doing my part, and I got a lot of people, , giving me high fives and honking and giving me the thumbs up, , to just to make people aware. But then, , the silence, , they silence you.? You don't get the post. You don't see this. You don't and then you just start feeling crazy like, man, am I the only one??

But, , through the grace of God, I was connected with some right minded people that thought the same thing. And with this headline, it's it is a crime, and I want people to be held accountable.? I, here I'm a father. And when this all went through, my daughter, my youngest was in elementary school. And she asked me a couple times during this whole process, , is it bad? And I and I would tell her, yes. It's bad. And then within, I would say, the first year of the jab coming out, she lost,.

Well, her friends. One was a dad. He took it. Two weeks later, he died. And then there was a mom that took it, and it was a month later, and she died. Perfectly healthy people. And they, , they blame it on this, and they blame it on this, but then we just, , I'm tired of seeing the body count. I want people to be held accountable because I just don't know how much time I have left with my family., I'm just, , I'm frustrated. I'm angry. I'm sad.? And to just to say that I've never taken him, I can't tell you that I don't have it in me.

Nobody can, , definitely say that.? I've seen, , in Tennessee on their state floor where they were talking about how, , RJ Reynolds, one of the top tobacco companies, has successfully put the jab in tobacco. And this guy was fighting against it, and then, ,, there's more of where they're putting it in tomatoes and lettuce. And that worries me. And I feel like this is there's a there's a greater plan of why they're doing this, and, , I'm just grateful to be able to come up here and kinda just release this because it.

It's it's it's hurting me inside. On the outside, I tried to stay strong, but, , I see it all the way around me. Just, , people are always sick, , they've gotten a jab, and I just I just do my part, , to lift up my family and stuff. And so I'm really grateful that you guys had this space. And I, , I started following a lot of you, and I will be praying for each and every one of you. And thank you for letting me speak.

Thank you so much, Christopher. I want you to know that we hold these spaces every Saturday night at 8PM eastern. So I look forward to seeing you again next week. And also, we document these stories on our website at chbmp.org. You can find the link to that in my bio. I would love it. I think each of these stories is critically important, and each one helps us, raise awareness about these things. So if you if you have the time when you're ready, please visit chbnp.org, and you can see some of the stories that we have documented. And you can document your story there,.

And we will just add that to our we have hundreds and hundreds of stories documented at this point. And I think I think together they establish a clear pattern of action of what was done to people, and we are trying to use that to raise awareness and pursue accountability because these things if there is not accountability for the things you described and others here have described tonight, they will just keep doing it and doing it worse until there's none of us left to speak out about it. So while we can, we feel that it's.

Critically important to use our every breath to raise awareness about these things. So thank you so much for coming up tonight, Christopher. And I think you'll find a very welcoming community here. I'm glad you I'm glad you found it, and I'm glad you can be a part of it. Kyle, go ahead.

Hey, girls. God bless you. I just wanted to come in and I posted the three of these predictive programming movies that I hit pretty hard. And I just wanted to bring that up because I think I was kinda thinking about predictive programming and, , what Tee was saying about, , like, oh, look. Look what's coming next.? Now they're saying they're gonna do this, this, and this, and they're about to do it. Right? So they don't even have to really put it in the movies anymore. Now they just get away with saying it right on TV, like, right on the pharmaceutical commercials.

, we've we've been doing that a lot for a long time, . You clip out a commercial, and I have, like, really, like, fifteen second clips, right, of just the side effects. And then just calling them out, like, for what they're doing. Anyway, so some of these movies, the organ harvesting from Repo Man in 2010, the cloning DNA from the island in 2005, and then Made. Basically, advertising Made and how cool it is.

We can shut, when your body's ready to go, we can we can put you on to this beautiful place and, , you can live out the rest of your eternity here. And that was Vanilla Sky from 2001, . And these are just three movies. My top three that I can think of how just disgusting their predictive programming was in these and how, , interconnected it is to big pharma. And it just infuriates me how they get away with putting this stuff in movies, like, in your face right in your face and then laughing at you.

And you and you pay for it. You buy the movie. So I just had an idea about thinking about some of the directors in these movies, and then current movies or current shows that you guys are viewing or someone sending you a clip of. Find out the directors, ? Like, put their name out there. Like, who is the casting agent? Who are the people that are getting, , getting these things made, and who are they getting orders for? Right? Like, who are they getting their orders from?

I think that's what that's a huge one. And it's just like when you go into Hy Vee or some of your local pharmacies and the pharmacist there, the super red faced and looking down at the ground, and he won't even make eye contact when you ask him about what's going on and why they're still giving these shots. Right? Why they're still giving these kill shots. And he and he won't look at you and put, when is it time to take a picture and put that gentleman's face and first name on blast? When is it time?, you wanna talk about accountability?

When is it time to start putting the people that are on the ground still doing this and helping put people in the ground? When is it time to put these people on blast? Anyway, thank you girls so much. You guys are just having a fantastic space. I see a few great guests down there. And god bless you to you and everybody else in here. Thanks.

As far as when is that time, I think that time is every breath that we take right now. There is absolutely nothing more important that we could be doing with our lives than using our every breath to tell every single person we encounter and make sure they're aware, if they aren't yet, that this has happened, this is still going on, and that if we don't stop it and if there is an accountability, it's going to get a very lot worse. And this isn't a distant, dark prophecy. This is they're planning on putting most of us out of work in the next few years.

How we frame our society moving forward from these atrocities is going to form the entire future. So when I say it's critically important, I really do believe that. I really do believe that if we don't get a handle on what's been done already, they are just and we see it already. They're just doubling down on the same bad policies. We can't allow that.

Go ahead, Kyle.

Oh, sorry. Didn't have my hand, but I will just say thank you so much for following that up. I loved it. And I know there's gonna be certain regulations and laws in your state if you can take a picture of a pharmacist or a doctor that you just overheard, , telling somebody that this is safe and effective. So there's gonna be different laws. Right? But I think that a lot of us are so fed up we're kinda not caring anymore.

I think that if you're still putting these shots, including flu shots, if you're still doing this to children and older folks, look, if you're in the prime of your life and you don't know any better, I'm so sorry, like, we should definitely try to inform those people. But if you're doing this to children, innocent children, and you're doing this to elderly folks that are very, very old and decrepit and they don't know any better, if you're doing that,.

Your face needs to be all over social media, and it needs to be all over the outside of the building. It needs to be at car washes and everywhere else. And I just wish there was a way that we could get that done legally and lawfully so nobody gets in trouble but to put these people out there because they are murderers. And I think we all know that. So thanks again. Later.

I think we can we can shame people, and shame is a very powerful tool if we, what are you doing? What are you doing still giving these shots in 2025? But, yeah, the liability involved with doing a campaign like you're talking about putting faces of pharmacists on billboards, that's that's a whole another thing. I think my focus at least is on the orchestrators, not these lower level people who are making $15 an hour and just doing the best they can do to, that doesn't excuse what they're doing.

Like, many people walked away from their jobs to not participate in these crimes against humanity. So doing this to keep your job is not an excuse. And that's it. But also the most important thing is prosecuting the orchestrators and the funders and the facilitators and those who are we saw recently one of she came out and said.

I wrote some of the great reset policy for the WETH and I have regrets. And I didn't anticipate it being used in these ways. And I'm repentant and I'm sorry effectively. And that's something. That is, , we've raised enough awareness that people are starting to realize that they did something wrong. But they didn't. They stopped short of acknowledging the suffering and death. And I think we have to confront them with that and make them look at the true scope of what happened wasn't just economical. It wasn't just what was done to our children and our communities. It was.

Vast in scope. And until they understand the death toll that was deliberately facilitated to manufacture consent for a lot of this, when really they don't care at all about consent anymore, then maybe they'll maybe they'll be more active in their repentance. I don't know. TBIRD and then Christopher. Go ahead.

Yeah. Quick. Just to Christopher, I had a question, and I'm very, very sorry for what you're witnessing. And I applaud you for standing up and seeing the light and standing up for those of us who can't get out and do that. It means a lot. I really want anyone who does this to know because I wish I could do more.? But with those of us that are kinda housebound or bedbound or whatever's happened, we're trying, , these telephone Charlie's or whatever you call us, we try to get the word out the best we can.

When I go to doctor's appointments, I bring my stuff. But my question to Chris is just based on the site that you saw it, because I can never see you guys scrolling across the top. I like, literally, if I don't get an invite, I'm how you those the spaces going across the top? Did Chris say that he actually saw it going across the top? Or because I don't know. Do you guys have an option to make it go across the top when you hold spaces? Because I've never seen you in, , that scroll thing at the top. That's my question. And then I had something to say after that.

Yeah. I think only if someone follows, they might see that. So how did it, Christopher?

Yeah. It just came up across the top. And, , I know that when I jumped in, I followed the host, and I just started going through everybody's, , profiles and just kinda see where everybody is at, and I just started following. But before I did any of that, I just saw it come across. So I don't know if there's somebody in here that I'm following. I don't know. But I'm new to x. I've only been on since February, so I'm really new to it.

Christopher, thank you for letting us know that. So at least we know that, , we are visible to people who are newer on x as well as, it seems that we were visible to you even though you weren't following the host and the cohost. So, hopefully, we're not being targeted as much as we sometimes think that we are because we do seem to have,.

, technical problems, sound problems, people trying to get in, and they get knocked out and they have to come back in multiple times. That was happening last week. So you're encouraging me that we're we're still visible, and thank you very much for that.

Yeah. Absolutely. Welcome.

So I just wanted to say these bases are still important because we're still learning after five years listening and adding new information. I'm learning every day. I put more dots together about the crazy stuff, and all of us do. And just now as we're in the space, my best friend and I were talking earlier today. And so she ran a retirement home. Right? She's a general manager. I'm a director. So we're she's a little bit higher than me, but she's not medical. But she still is in a geriatric facility. Right?

We were all forced. We got government letters here. Now, again, do I know it's every province just like every state's different? So I'm not speaking for anyone else. I can only speak for myself. But this is how it worked here in the capital of our country that I'm aware of. So I didn't want the shots. I didn't know why I didn't want them. I just didn't trust it. I was asking lots of questions, but I had no x account. I wasn't on social media. And when you're working COVID during 2020,.

You're working, like, eighteen hour shifts, taking all the precautions, double shifts. You can't even see your children. Like, it's it's horrific what they did to us to block health care workers from having access to television or news, let alone we're in Canada, so we're censored like a communist country anyway. So nothing we weren't if you if you didn't watch TV and know anything.

And the fear mongering, like, wasn't being fear mongered because I couldn't even watch TV, but they weren't telling us anything and there was no way to find out. And if you did try, you were blocked or right kicked off Facebook, which is the only thing I had at the time. No time for it. Blah. I never got it. I didn't want it. I was like, nope. I'm gonna hold off, hold off as long as I can. And my best friend, she got it, and it rolled out in Canada December 2020. She got her first one December 2020. She went and got it. Her whole team did. She got.

A she just sent it to me. She found it because we were talking about it. I'm like, I have no recollection where I got my shots, when I got my shots, who gave it to me. I've got no records. I've got no paperwork to follow through. I have to do my own research to even remember back, , because you've been gaslit for so many years. I was, like, three years before I found x, and I was just, like, sheltering in better play, like, my job, lost everything,.

And paralyzed at that time. So she just sent me the documents. Like, she and this is how they lured us, I think. Again, I'm put I'm just putting these dots together just quick. I'll be really quick. She just sent me the documents. It has everything on there for each of her shots. She got a full report from the government saying even the nurse's name who gave it to her first and last name where she had the shot, what the da. Everything is there.

By the time I was forced by the government or I was going to lose my job, like all the nurses who didn't do it, they did lose their job, and they lost their licenses here just like in The States. The doctors lost their licenses. That's what happened to us. You either got jabbed and risk dying,.

Or you lost your job and you lost your license. It was a lose, and it wasn't like you could go work at McDonald's in the meantime because everything was in lockdown. So it's not like you could, when people yell at you and go, you deserve it, or you could have just got another job, or you could not when you're a single mom of a few kids and, and you can't get another job anywhere because nothing's open. Everything was locked. Every everything.

So, like, what are you supposed to do? Like, you just you just quit, and then you, like, literally lose everything like my girlfriends did. Anyway, I didn't get any paperwork. By May was my first shot, May 4. They I have no record of anything. I've tried calling the government. I've tried going through my service Canada. I've checked everything. There's no record of anything. That's very suspicious to me. That's all I wanted to share. Sorry, Chris.

Oh, no. You're alright.,

I think what's really good about these groups, and I hope, , more starts popping up because this the awareness needs to happen. I don't know if you guys, during the whole lockdown and all that stuff, I think god bless me because I got in a car accident at work, so they put me in the office. So I was I was in front of a computer, and I had so much time. And it was the first time I really just started, , just researching and seeing this stuff on my own, and.

This is my own personal experiences and the stories that I've seen and witnessed myself. I remember I watched this video of somebody over in The UK, and they were talking about everybody that got the jab, there's a tracking number. And he walked into this, like, grocery store, and he just put on his Bluetooth or it was his Wi Fi. I think it was his Wi Fi. And it would come up UK with this nine digit number, everybody that he walked by.

And I was just like and that was the number that they would give you that would say, okay., you got the jab, blah. And I was like, man, maybe this is just fake. And there was, like, four people at my because I'm a plumber and was at the company I was at that got the jab, and I just did it myself. I put on my Wi Fi, and I walked up to the car where my buddy, Tory was at that had the jab, and it came up WA with a nine digit number. And I just went, oh my gosh. And so there was one story right there that's just personal, and then I was doing physical therapy at the time,.

And a nurse came in. She was doing her things, and she, everybody's talking, , we were just talking about what was going on, and she goes, Yeah, me and my husband, , he's a surgeon at, , Sacred Heart. We waited in line, , to do the whole, , get the, , the COVID test. And remember that where you spend an hour and forty five minutes? And well, they spent, like, two hours, and they're like, what? We could probably just, , do it at work, and we'll just get out of line. And all they did was fill out the paperwork.

And she told me, and this was her personal they called her up, like, three days later and said, hey. Your test came back positive for COVID. You need to isolate. And I just went, oh my gosh. And then we hear about the whole PCR test., there's so much stuff that we can talk about that people really need to know about, , the COVID jab. And, , and hearing the story of the single mom and how it that she had to take that jab, that was all by design. This everything that we're going through was by design by these evil people.?

And we gotta figure out who these evil people are and hold them accountable because, man, it's not gonna get any better. And, , I've I've researched so many different things. How do we pull it out of ourselves? How, how do we detox? And, , I feel like if anybody says, well, you need to take this, , like ivermectin or, , high hydroxychloroquine. I can't trust any of those because the research that I've done with that, , during COVID, the hydroxychloroquine,.

When everybody's like, oh, yeah., Trump endorsed it, and then you couldn't find it, and then you had to get a special, , prescription, and it cost you, like, so much. Well, I found out that 70 or 70% of all of the hydroxychloroquine comes from India, and they were making around 30 of it per day during COVID. So I can't even I can't trust the medicine that, , that's out there now.

And does anybody build that? I know there's a lot of nurses in here. I don't know if they're still practicing, but, , what we're going through now, how do we even trust the medical system that's in place now? Because everything that I've researched with the rocker pillars and all of this stuff that they've done to me, and this is my own opinion, it's it's been designed to make us sick and make us dependent and then and then cripple us and then death. So I know that was a lot, but what are what are your thoughts?

I can just say as a nurse, it pisses me right off., I'm an old nurse. My husband's dead. They used a career I loved and gave my life to and destroyed my life with it, and I no longer have a nursing license because they can shove it. That's my opinion on that.

Yes. And I say that, , I understand being very leery of the system because, honestly, it is not the system., I started working in that system in 1985, and it in no way resembles any actual health care that we actually gave then and many, if not most of the practitioners now that are there are void of people that are actually there for the patient. They're there for the paycheck and they're there to follow orders because the people who were there during the last five years, if they if they had a conscience,.

They bailed out because they realized what was happening and what they were left what's left there are people who are there getting their paycheck going home by and large. And so it really is a dangerous proposition to go into the hospitals now and you're very wise to think twice about any advice you get. And I will just say, I tend to treat anything like that now. I will get multiple opinions before I will commit to any one thing.

Kinda like when your car has a problem, you take it to three different mechanics. And if you get the same three quotes and they can tell you the reason for what they're recommending, then you can have some confidence. But I do not automatically accept anything from anybody in a white coat now. I do not trust them.

I'm afraid that is the safest course and always get a second opinion and do your own research. And having done that research, be informed enough to pose the hard questions to that medical professional that you do consult about your health. Don't take it for granted that anyone else has your best interest at heart. And by the way, if they get all prickly when you ask questions,.

You need to find another doctor. Okay? I am still practicing as a PT and I routinely.

Have patients come in the clinic and they'll go, , I've gotten therapy for, , 40 visits and nobody told me what you've told me in the first visit. And I'm not bragging on myself. What I'm saying is that patient can ask me any question and I will answer their question. And if I can't answer it, I will tell them honestly, I don't know the answer. And that inspires confidence in them because they know you're not blowing smoke in their face, gaslighting them, and you're taking time to listen and answer. If you can't find someone like that,.

Then they are the problem, not you. And if you ask questions and they have a prickly attitude, that's the first sign you need to go to someone else.

And it's okay as a professional not to have the answer.

Exactly. That's a good thing to say, Deb. And that is so important for all of us regardless of, , our profession or what we do. Just as a general guideline for existence, if you do not know the answer to something, you do not have to engage on that topic. You can say you don't know. You can just be quiet. I think lots of people feel inclined that they have to have an opinion on literally everything and that is not the case. If you're not informed on something, you probably shouldn't have an opinion. And it's okay to not know the answer. And that is a.

Strength to be able to acknowledge that you don't know the answer.

Yes. And, you should be appreciative as a human being of another human being asking you a question that you don't know the answer to. Why? Because that makes you think. It makes you investigate especially if you want to learn and eventually be able to help yourself and others. So if you if you are sitting in front of a person that has so much hubris, so much arrogance that they're gonna get prickly because they don't know the answer. You do not want that person involved in your care.

I've seen medical professionals bring, , a dose of medicine to a patient and get annoyed when the patient wants to know what they're being given. That's a red flag right there.

And what's sad, Chelsea, on that is back years ago when I was given meds, and I did it for a long time, every med that I gave that patient and, , some of them were on ten, twelve, whatever. Every med that you gave, you gave the reason why you were giving it.

Every single time, and you checked an armband, and you checked it twice,.

And all of those things went out the window. And see, so they didn't even have to ask you what it was. You told them. And see that's the way it should be. You should be completely comfortable in volunteering information to the patient so that they can feel comfortable and have an idea of what's going on with their body because what it is their body in their life and I get highly indignant now when these arrogant excuse me assholes think that they shouldn't be required to tell the patient.

What they're doing and why they're doing it when it's that patient's life. We should all be highly incensed because what you're the customer. It's your body. It's your life and not only do you have the right to know they should be compelled to offer it to you without you having to, wrench it out of them. It's disgusting.

Absolutely. I think we've also taught patients to be responsible., that's where it started. That's why we were doing it. It was an educational thing to educate the patient on what they were taking, to make them start questioning why am I taking these things,.

Which gave them the opportunity to go back and ask their own doctor questions or even in the hospital, like, say, were in there for an emergency or whatever.

They it was a educational tool, and I don't know why we ever dropped that., we shouldn't have.

We never should have, but the only reason that you would do that is because you want a compliant patient. You don't wanna have to deal with them. You want them to do what they're told. You don't want them to think for themselves because, you want to shove the pharma products at them and have them unquestionably take it. So you can go to the next patient and do your protocol down the line again. It messes with the efficiency when somebody asks too many questions. And what? That's where we need to break them. We need to refuse to comply.

Number one, we will not comply with that, especially if you're gonna sit there and not give me answers. Because if you can't give me answers or won't give me answers, you should not be having any interaction with me or caring for me, period.

And, , Miriam, that's one of the things, like, with my husband, I can guarantee you, I know my husband. He didn't ask one question because he I know he thought I was running things. He thought I was handling it, making all the decisions on the outside, which was not the case. But I know him, and I guarantee you he was not questioning the medications, the things that they were giving him. He was just going with the program thinking that I was saying, oh, it's okay even though I had no idea.

Yeah. And they the hospital quote, white coats took advantage of that because by and large, my husband was the same way. He depended on me for that. The problem is I couldn't talk to him most of the time and they were literally telling him lies And I know that they were. They told him things like, oh, go on the vent. We'll rest your lungs for a couple of days. Number two, you're going to die. And I know that's what they told him because he was sending out text saying that he was dying. And it is disgusting to know the manipulative nature and what they did to people.

All for the love of the dollar and all to drive up the hospital discount.

So that then people would flock out of fear and go get the injectable bioweapons. It is absolutely disgusting to know that my husband's death, your husband's death was engineered to actually scare people into taking that injectable bioweapon. And I will never shut up about it because it absolutely makes me just unbelievably raging furious.

Because knowing it's bad enough to know that they murdered our husbands with these protocols. But on top of that, to know that they use their deaths to then kill other people with injections is just.

I don't even have words. And all of it financed with our tax dollars.

Yes. I wanna add to that., like, I wanna use an example. I know what they one of the things they told Jeff that because I only talked to him, , a couple of times when he first went in, and then I never got to talk to him again. But I know, like, when they were giving him the remdesivir and probably when they gave him Paxlovid or whatever they gave him, they gave him so much shit.

That but they told him they were antibiotics, which was a lie., that's just a freaking lie.

Yep.

So the whole time he's thinking he's taking something that will help him, and he's taking something that will kill him.

Yeah. I just wanted to add too, like, what like what Chris said, two points. Follow there's a lady on here called Dawn Solomon. She's super, super researcher. Like, she's also severely vaccine injured, got cancer, da. And she's not a quitter. She's a fighter. She's feisty as heck. But she just actually brought up this week. I do trust her research. She sends all of her research. Everything comes with her seats. She goes way deep. Like, I over my head, I can't really follow, to be honest. But she just pulled out documents that she found about Gates doing research on ivermectin.

And hydrochloroquine. Did I say that right? And she said they were tinkering with it in 2013 or '16. I don't I'm sorry if I'm incorrect. I don't wanna quote anything wrong. But she actually just brought up exactly what Chris brought up about them, and I'm not saying anything bad about the medications because a lot of your medication comes from China as well as you guys know.

So you don't know what they're doing when you're getting it shipped from wherever. You don't know what you're getting. You don't know how long they've been it was something to do with just follow her. She puts everything on her page. You can DM her. She'll answer you. She's super avid helper with everything, like soups. But be prepared to be bombed with that. That's just because she's she's really intense. But she's really great. And secondly, me as an RN, as you guys know, just and like Deb, and you guys are talking about your husbands who are nonmedical.

When I had my first heart attack three days within the first fax, rushed to the hospital, dropped to the floor, , blah, told me it was a panic attack, of course. Sent me home without a van. I wasn't having a panic attack. I knew what it was, but I could I didn't know. Right? It was I couldn't believe that it was a heart attack at 45 years old. I didn't even cross my mind. I thought my arm was sore the first night. I thought I lost consciousness because I was tired or I had a bad reaction., you can't make up all these things in your head. Even as competent,.

Experienced RN, I didn't put two and two together fast enough advocate for myself. And I don't have a partner, and I had two small children. No one here to help me. And that night, I had no one here. Like, I was all alone, and I called as a nurse would any anyone in the medical profession, not even just nurses. We don't wanna bother anyone. So I must have called 10 different people that night, and it was a godsend that I finally called 911 because then I was shaking so bad. I called 9116.

Times. I was I had my tremors were so bad. And when I dropped to the floor, I literally stood up from the couch and dropped like a rock and had to crawl and drag my body to the back of the couch to find my phone. And I called 911. I couldn't even dial 911. That's how bad my tremors were, and I was trying to, like, stay alive. And the paramedics got here relatively quickly, I think. And I was collapsed on my face at the front entrance trying to just unlock the door. Like, I couldn't even walk.

After that and being in geriatrics for seventeen years, , the geriatric population, they're on, like, 50 medications a day. Most of them have a heart condition, whatever. They had me on every heart medication., when I say every, every beta blocker, every calcium channel blocker, I get named ditalizam, metoprolol, propranolol, every you name it. Nothing worked. So what did they do? They kept increasing the doses. And then when the increase of the doses didn't work, they increased how many times a day to the point I was taking metoprolol.

Three times a day to try and keep my heart rate below a 180. I'm not kidding. And it was that bad. I have the I have the readout from the paramedic strips. I asked for the physical strips to keep as evidence, but I didn't know. And I knew it wasn't right. I knew I was doing polypharmacy, but I was so desperate not to die. I was I was taking anything that they would give me and not? And, of course, no one in my country for sure was acknowledging it. Like, they were just looking at me like I was with two heads. And then they put me on diltiazem,.

Which I've only ever given in the morning to my elderly patients once a day. They gave me breakthrough diltiazem. Like, again, that's a second medication to try and keep your heart rate low enough so that you don't feel like it's coming through your throat. When that happened, that's when I was like, wait a minute. Since when do you do breakthrough heart failure meds? Like, I was in heart failure. I was having heart attack pretty much all the time, but my echocardiograms.

Were coming back fine because the spike was attacking inside my heart, ripping it apart internally and scarring it. But I didn't know that at the time. So what I wanna say is, I know this is really long and talkative today, but it's like, it's I can't feel I feel guilty. I feel guilty for my profession. I feel guilty for health care. I feel guilty for have letting my kids get it. I didn't want them to, but they wanted to pursue their hockey careers just like Ernest's son. That's why I feel very,.

Not happy. I'm I'm relieved that he's getting some acknowledgment finally, and hopefully, he'll get even more, because my kids were the same age as his when that happened. I think his son was a year older. And, , and then there's Dan Hartman. His son took it for hockey. They were forced. I have the Hockey of Eastern Ontario letter saying, you must like, these are these are, like, threats. Like, you will lose your NHL position because they were at that age when you're training to go to the NHL. And when you're contracted,.

This is your future, your career. So they were threatening these kids, these athletes, and I'm sure it's not just hockey, football, everything. Then they were getting the young boys for sure. And it's just maddening just like Miriam said. There's no words, but the one thing I can say is I feel so stupid because I would advocate for everyone else but myself. Like, I just but I was so desperate to get anything to survive, and somehow I did. But I just I wanted to share that, like, , you feel so bad for these poor people who didn't know any better in the hospital,.

And God loved them that they passed alone. I just that breaks my heart. That's so many nights I would hold my patient's hands while they passed. I did palliative like you too, Deb, but also I worked in geriatrics. So, , it's a no brainer that happens. But, , just to have people around you, even if they're strangers holding your hand, especially the ones with dementia, we don't even know about those. Like, it's it's there's so many people, and it's it's such an important space. Okay. I'm gonna quiet down now. Thank you.

Thank you so much, T Bird. I.

Will go to Christopher and Joe, and then we'll go to Deb in advance of the reading of the names. Go ahead, Christopher.

Jean, thank you., we, I was talking about, , this is by design. I posted it in the purple pill.? I was telling you how I was, , behind a computer screen during the lockdown and stuff like that, and I remember this came up on, an ad. It was a new movie. It's called The Songbird. It was supposed to be released in 2020, but what it talked about was COVID twenty three and all the lockdowns. You have to watch the trailer. You have to watch the movie. Now if it was supposed to be released in 2020, that means they maybe started working mid two thousand eighteen,.

Maybe closer to 2019. But all of 2019, were probably filming at least a year. Once this movie or the trailer, you're just gonna go, oh my gosh. It was right in front of our face. And then these other movies that have come out like that one about the train wreck, and it came out, and it was it was the same thing as that one train wreck that, , that had all that poison in it. So I almost feel like they do this stuff, and they put it in the movies. Some people can pick it up. Some people don't. Some people pick it up twenty years down the line, But it's just.

It is sickening to hear these stories that what you girls went through and what everybody else has gone through losing their son., my heart goes out to you., I thought I was gonna lose my brother. I lost a really good friend to COVID, and it was my friend Tory's father-in-law, Vietnam vet, nicest guy in the world, man, and he got COVID. And I told him I said, just hang in.? Just do this. I was telling him to, , take some stuff, all natural.

And then it got really bad, and he got he went into the hospital. And I told my buddy, Tory. I said, Tory, whatever you do, don't allow them to give him remdesivir. And he goes, why? And then I told him. I said I showed him all the research. I sent him. I said, this stuff is what Fauci came out with during the eighties for AIDS patients when he knew it had a fifty one percent mortality rate. And I told him, well, guess what? Jack got the remdesivir, and on the ninth day, he died. And that's why I really protested out in front of that hospital,.

Because at that time there was so much information that was out there, and I got I would get mad, like, at all these doctors that like, I'm I'm just a journeyman plumber, And if I can get this information and just do my own research, why couldn't these high officials, , do the same thing? And then I would just see that, , day after day.? And there's even that politician that everybody's thinking she should run for president. Her last name's Green or whatever, MJ, whatever. Well, , a quick search of her,.

Two months before the whole lockdown and all that stuff, she received and she went into and she got stocks for Pfizer. And she's making tons of money off of this pharmaceutical drug that's killing millions of people. And then I see her on the view, and she's all like, , I've had brands that have, , been, has side effects, and I've lost people. And I'm thinking to myself, but you are so invested into that Pfizer. And then I look at, , her new investments are into these new m n mRNA technology jabs that freaking r f k junior. That guy, I man,.

I followed him because of the whole vaccines and the push that he put on it, and I stopped my daughter's vaccines at the age of 10. I wish I could have done it earlier, but that's, , that's how it is since she's almost 17 now. But then to see him just turn, I that's what's scary is how somebody can fight for this for so long, and then all of a sudden just turn around and then just say, oh, but my name's behind it, so it's gonna be okay. Just trust the plan. How many times did we did we hear that? Just trust the plan. It's for the greater good. Man.

And now, well, look what we're all going through.? And this is what infuriates me just hearing these stories and knowing that, will anything get taken care of? But this is a hill that I'm willing to die on, , so that people will be held accountable because, man, there is a lot there is a lot of people that need to be held accountable, and Fauci is number one. That's that's my opinion. That guy is evil from the get go, and then all of his little minions all the way down.? Because they all knew,.

And they just it was the dollar that pushed them, that evilness. And for a plan, , look how the population has decreased dramatically., just where I'm at in Kentucky, , my landlord, I live on some property. His wife, , she got the job. She was a nurse. Well, she's got bone cancer now. And they told her just to start getting ready. And I'm like and I and I see that she's, like, just ready to give up.? She battles rheumatoid arthritis, and it's just one thing after another. And I'm just like, , how much.

Kristen Do we have to pay? Yeah. I wanted to say I'm I'm in Kentucky also. My husband died in Missouri because we moved there for his job when he when it happened to him. But I'm back in Kentucky now, and I happen to work in an integrative medicine clinic, and we actually have stage four cancer patients coming there and getting treatments. Of course, we can't say that, , we're treating cancer. We're actually supporting their treatment regimens with things like ivermectin, febbendazole,.

And other things. And we have a male nurse now. I can't say his name, but he is probably in his thirties. He had stage four multiple metastasis and in terminal cancer, and he is now no evidence of disease, and is, it's amazing. So, if you wanna DM me, if you feel like that the person that you're mentioning would be interested in getting some information, then I'll be happy to share that with you so you can share it with her.

But I hate to hear those stories because it's really, really sad. And sometimes the nursing people and the medical people are the hardest people to reach because they are so programmed by, , what that system says is appropriate for treatment for cancer. And they also don't want to see that the injectable bioweapon is what did it to them. But if you feel like that there's an opening there, I'll be happy to share that information with you.

Thank you so much. I really, really do appreciate it., just being on this group, , it's almost like I just took this weight off my shoulder, man, because just to be able to be in a group of other people that are going through the same thing that I'm going through, it does give me hope. It gives me, , more strength to keep up the fight., during the whole lockdowns, I lived, like, a block away from the retirement center. And me and my daughters, we'd go over there and get bring cookies and stuff, , just to be that the community. Right?

And then during the whole lockdown, it was just hour after hour, all we heard was ambulance, ambulance, ambulance. And I was just like, I know they were dying, and there was nothing I could do.? And that man, those are the stories that we need to make sure that nobody forgets.? Because to me, I believe this was all by design. But, yeah,.

Thank you so much. I remember that feeling of helplessness knowing that they were literally killing.

People in hospital when it first when it when I first realized it in, what, like, 2020 when they're giving Remdesivir and, , dis disinfoing ivermectin and vitamin C and any vitamins, any treatments that showed any promise at all, even aspirin became dangerous. Don't take your daily aspirin folks, it's dangerous. New studies show literally anything that might have helped people they dissuaded. Meanwhile, New York Times promoting like estrogen therapy for men because men are more likely to have a severe case. And it that's when the real horror show started in earnest,.

I think, even in advance of the vax mandates. Go ahead, Joe.

Yeah. I've been doing a deep dive on a few things, and, one of them has to do with the charge of the spike versus the charge of metals. And I was thinking about nurses who get shots year after year loading their body up with aluminum. And as I'm doing my deep dive on detox, I keep getting back from AI, get rid of the aluminum, the spike lets go. And so I started thinking, what's the fastest way to do that? And there's not there's not really a fast way to do it because aluminum isn't the only toxic metal that has a positive charge that it'll attach to.

And in my research on chelation, I identified DMSA as a good useful substance, but it costs $56 a gram. So I ended up publishing a census of it. It costs about a dollar a gram. And right now I'm optimizing it for the mesoform. And in the end what happens is without the toxins, spike has nowhere to go but float. It doesn't attach. Which leaves it to the, bromelain and curcumin to bind up and dispose of. And then it's up to the body how long can it live. Well, this particular chelating agent goes down to the bone marrow, clears out toxins out of the bone marrow.

So that the bone marrow can heal and regenerate new stem cells. So now I'm thinking, oh, now it makes sense and why I've been pushing so hard to get to that add that to my protocols. And so I documented on my substack, and I'm about to publish a video of a dialogue with an AI on the subject to, be refining my protocol to maximize the meso portion of the DMSA and minimize the racemic, which is less effective. And then I'm gonna go to the next level of DMSA, Maya DMSA, which is even more effective at things like arsenic. But we've been in a toxic soup for thousands of years.

And these metals made it more difficult for me to recover from COVID in 2020. It's not age, it's poison. Age is just a symptom. And when we get rid of those poisons out of the body, the body heals. And it really is that simple. Now when does the modified cells stop producing? I don't know. But if we're keeping our body in shape, when they fail, they're going to self replicate. They're just going to go away. So that's my hope., I know I've come a long way in detoxification protocols and balancing out what gets taken out with chelation with, this good stuff with supplements.

And I'm still on the right side of the ground sixteen doses seventeen doses later with the eighteenth being tomorrow, the second dose of DMSA, and I have a much more hopeful outlook on the survivors than I have in years. So I don't know if that's what you wanna talk about, but I just I have a lot more hope, and I'll drop the mic there.

Hope is very needed here. Thank you for that, Joe. If I could just briefly interject,.

With Joe mentioning DMSA, that is another product that is typically seen in functional, medicine practitioners or integrative medicine practitioners. So if you're looking for help with that, obviously, , Joe's got great information. But if you're also looking for a practitioner to help you do it, that's the area you wanna look at is those practitioners. And, generally, they're pretty open,.

And they do explain what they're doing and why. So you may want to consider that. And generally, , sometimes it's available in the state where you live. It depends on the state laws and sometimes not. And I did omit when I was talking to you, Christopher, earlier. I was saying I'm in Kentucky. The practitioner that I work with in his office is actually in what they call Kentuckiana. So it's just over the river, just what like, literally the first exit, once you leave Kentucky into,.

Into Indiana there. So DM me if you're interested. But like I said, there's practitioners in many, many places. I don't believe you'll find anybody in actually in Kentucky proper, but this is, , pretty close. So I do work with him. But for anybody else in the audience who's looking for something like that because we all need hope,.

Look for it with a either a functional practitioner or an integrative medicine practitioner.

Thank you. I'm in, Murray, Kentucky, and I've only been here a couple years. So I think I'm really close to where Superman is, so Summerville or something like that. So I know I'm close to Illinois.

Was that you, Christopher, speaking? Yes, ma'am. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, yeah. So definitely and the nice thing about, , the information age is you can you can actually just, get on and search for, , DMSA, therapies like that. But make sure as with all things that you research it and you, , make sure that you're getting, a competent practitioner that knows what they're doing because Joe did allude to this. When you do chelation therapy,.

You can lose some of the good things out of your body along with removing the metals. And that's what I love about the practitioner I work with is he makes sure to, , keep a close look at labs and, to watch for those things. So it's not something that should be lightly done. You do need to know what you're doing.

Thank you so much.

One more comment on this. GMSA retails for $56 a gram. My synthesis reduces the cost per gram of synthesis to about a buck a gram. And it uses no controlled substances, so no DEA flags. It's just maleic acid, sodium hydroxide, sodium sulfide, hydrochloric acid, all easily orderable.

Well, that is good to know. Thanks for that, Joe. Christopher, you were gonna say something?

Yeah. I just wanna throw it out to all you nurses and stuff like that., I know I've been I've done my research and stuff. What are your guys' take on the whole nanotechnology that was in the jab and the videos of, , the little squares and I'm I'm sure you've all saw it and all that stuff.

How would you detox that out of your body? Would that be considered like the heavy metals? Okay. I'm just gonna well, do you wanna take this, Adam? I would just say, first of all, there is no reliable one stop cure all detox that I am aware of. Right. If you're talking about some technological.

Item like a circuit or an IC, , one, they're not in the chips and in the chips. I'm sorry. In the short. But also, there is technically speaking, there is nanotechnology in it, which is just one sec.

Well, , nanotechnology is as far as, like, they're doing this From sorry. Gain of Sorry about that.

There is nanotechnology insofar as the lipid nanoparticles. So they are the fatty bubble that encases the mRNA that's to be delivered. And, yes, they are in themselves harmful and nanotechnology. As far as detoxing from them, there's absolutely no way they're made of the same stuff, basically, that our own cells and everything that we are is made of, along with the addition of the, peg whiskers on them that help, prolong them. And those just get naturally cycled out of the body. But there are no chips in the shots., the tech doesn't even exist to put that in.

As far as iron or other upper rooms of self assembling, like, , iron antennas or some such, there is some truth to that, believe it or not.

Those are caused by interaction with,.

Part I forget exactly what it's called now, but, part of the red blood cells and part of the cells that, carry iron around the blood, those can get caught up in the same agglutination that, causes some of the clots. And that, as far as detoxing from that, that's just a chelation, removing iron from the body. I understand it will just happen naturally over time. But.

But yeah. And similar for the graphite. The graphite was a rumor that was eventually firmly dispelled by Japan. What that was, because of the tips of the needles. Obviously, they inject the vaccine, they put it in a needle, and that goes into your skin. And sometimes what happened is when they were sticking the needle into the vial, maybe they might impact the, , the metal lid of the vial instead, and that would cause a little bit of the graphite from the needle to shear off and potentially end up inside the liquid that was being injected. It's certainly not a technology,.

So to speak. It's just a bit of additional, metal that nobody wanted. So, really, the only answer that addresses the minimal such things that are in it can be metal collection, not even heavy metals. It's just removing excess iron and iron structures.

But as far as the damage caused by the spike, there is no.

Single thing that works for all people. Right. Most of the spike damage is autoimmune in nature because, you get you get an injection and it's supposed to code for the spike. The mRNA is supposed to produce spikes. It frequently doesn't between, frame shifting and temperature related degradation of the contents and just sloppy manufacturing at the scales they do it. It's often they output completely random, protein instead of a spike. And those proteins can happen to mimic any they look the same to the body as any random unlike protein that your body might have in it,.

So you end up with an autoimmune disorder. And I'm I'm working on a generic one size fits all autoimmune protocol. It's a ways. But Work in progress. No single answer. No hand. I.

Would like to interject one thing. Okay? And I don't have a dog in this fight. I am just going to say that, there is a 2013, TEDMED talk. It is it has a individual named doctor Ito Bachelet from Israeli University, and he literally shows some of the tech talk technology that we are talking about now. Also,.

I so I have to question why someone would literally give that talk and show the technology.

And it not actually be potentially real. Also, I do have a substack with that clip in there along with other information where a patent was found where the DOD literally considers EDTA, which is a chelating agent, okay, plus vitamin c being appropriate to actually be a countermeasure to nanotechnology. That as far as what Adam said, a nanotechnology is anything that is nano in scale, okay, in size, and it's a technology. So, yes, a lipid nanoparticle, nano lipid meaning fat, nanoparticle is a nanotechnology because it does carry the mRNA inside of it.

But also when people talk about nanotechnology, they're talking about potential chip technology, nanotechnology self assembling that has been purportedly seen under a microscope. The only reason I give it any credence at all is because of this gentleman, doctor Ito Bachelet and his TEDMED talk to pharma executives and DOD personnel. And we know what the DOD did with COVID. So, again, I'm highly suspicious because of that. I'm not telling you what to believe. I just want you to have a look. I'm gonna put the Substack in, and you can read all about it.

Do you want to address the comments or no? Someone is reacting very viscerally to, I think, your just saying that it's not a thing and saying there are feds in our space.

Adam, are you a fed? No. Unfortunately,.

No.

Like, we're open. We try to look open openly at all the evidence when the so called experts were saying the magnetism thing was a hoax. We investigated that thoroughly until we came to the conclusion that, okay, maybe it was a hoax. And then Pawsey came into this space and brought us evidence that he did his own study and really quantified that it was happening to some people. And so we are open.

Yeah., it's it's vaguely possible., I have been wrong before.

I haven't seen sufficient evidence beyond. And that's the other thing about the information environment that we're in, that you've got so many people that just want to push b s, whether it's deliberately to just discredit everyone talking about the real harms or maybe they just want some attention and make some money from getting their attention. Like, I'm I'm I consider myself open minded but skeptical, and I have not seen the evidence that would lead me to believe that this is a technology that is in play. But it really did.

Beg the question with their, really insistence that this be injected into every single person on the planet. It really was very sus. And I understand, , all of the why was that? It seems like a bit much just to get this mRNA platform into everyone. Joe, I know you wanted to add to that. Go ahead.

If I'm a fed, I'm a fed up with the SIOPs. Okay? The South America thing, total SIOP. The mRNA technology on its own merit is deadly enough. Do you think they would spend enough money to put it in 6, 000, 000, 000 arms? I don't see the feasibility of making everyone what is it? The body area network? It doesn't make any sense to spend that money. They're making plenty of money. They have no trouble killing us. So honestly, I'm just the distractions are unimportant to me. Focusing on what things can help is what matters to me.

Yep. There are people in really truly dire need of so called warp speed research.

Into the various spectrums of diseases and disabilities caused by these shots that have been forcibly injected into so many people. And that really should be our preeminent focus, at least as far as science in my opinion. I want to go to Deb and then we will go to protocol widow for the reading of the names. Go ahead, Deb.

Hey. The reason I wanted to go before protocol was.

It's just been a really heavy week and a lot of my mind, but when she reads the names, I just want people to understand.

Because of the org, chbmp.org,.

We become a family, and each one of them,.

Like, Sherry, Miriam, Marie, Heidi, Catherine, I feel like I've know I know all of I know their husbands. I know her dad. I know.

Different ones in here that have went through this. And I just think it's so.

Something that's been so difficult for each one of us to go through. God gave us this community to for us to fall back on each other, and we have done that. And I think that is what's got us through got us to today. Like, I'm able to come out here today and talk. Like, I'm talking. My heart's breaking,.

But I know I have a support system. I can call any one of these people any anytime I need to or want to or them the same to me. So when she reads the names, I just want everyone to know that their lives mattered. They were important people. They did important things in this life.

They were heads of the family,.

So many different things. But I just want everybody to really put when you hear a name, to put a life in a face and.

Just put that with it. And.

And remember that we all are here for each other to keep lifting each other up to get through today, tomorrow, and whatever comes. I was gonna say it all different, but somewhere I lost it, but that's the best I got right now.

That was very beautifully said, Deb. Thank you so much for that. Protocol, would it go ahead?

Thanks, Deb. I appreciate the uplifting that I get before doing this list.

I suspect that I have some people here that are new. I see a lot of icons that I don't recognize. So I'm gonna explain to you what I'm getting ready to do.

The COVID nineteen humanity betrayal memory project is a.

Living, breathing, continually, unfortunately growing archive that protects the stories of the people like Deb was talking about.

And as part of that,

We have to recognize the people that didn't make it.

So I'm gonna be reading the names of those that passed with dates that fall between tonight, twelve six, and next Friday, 12/12.

And that will be for all of the years of COVID.

And I as I'm reading, I hope that you will remember.

I may only read 28 names.

But if every ICU, which we have been told, every ICU had a ninety percent mortality rate and if every ICU was using these protocols,.

The percentage of those deaths

Due to the protocols not COVID.

Is astronomical.

And when people tell you,

Well, Americans are fat and they're all sick and we had a lot of old people, I want you.

To tell them they can kiss your damn ass. Because if you walk out onto any city street right now, there are fat people out there, and they made it through COVID. And there are sick people out there, and they made it through COVID. And the children of people like Ernest and Shauna didn't freaking deserve to die from a shot in the arm for something they did not need to have.

And

That's where I get ready to go on a rant, so I have to stop.

I do wanna apologize. If you are listening to hear your loved one's name and I mispronounce their name or your name, I apologize. I am from originally from Southern Maryland, and that means that I'm just, , not necessarily a woman of the world, and therefore, some names may not be perfectly pronounced. And I don't mean to insult you. But remember, for every name here, there was an ICU that operated for five years because it's still happening, and they're still killing people, and there's more out there.

And because these families don't get to get in there to visit their loved ones and they get told a boatload of garbage,.

They don't know how their loved ones died. Many of them never saw them while they were sick.

So

Janet Chacon was killed on 12/06/2021. Her story was told by her son, Michael Chacon. James Rutherford was killed on 12/06/2021. His story was told by his wife, Barbara Rutherford. Brenda Campbell was killed on 12/06/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Kathy Heflin. Kevin Turkall was killed on 12/06/2021. His story was told by his wife, Kathy Turkal. Kevin Ramos was killed on 12/06/2021. His story was told by his wife, Yvonne Ramos. Miguel Rodriguez was killed on 12/07/2021. His story was told by his wife and daughter, Martha and Lizbeth Rodriguez.

Danelle Cooley was killed on 12/07/2021. Her story was told by her husband, Jerry Cooley. Robert Yellow was killed on 12/07/2021. His story was told by his son, Michael Yellow.

Jeremy Budick was killed on 12/08/2021. His story was told by his mother and father, Cheryl and Scott Budick. Helen Johnson was killed on 12/08/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Dawn Reed.

Robert McKenowitz was killed on 12/08/2021. His story was told by his daughter, Teresa Chikowitz, and wife, Joanne McKenowitz.

Eris Dobson was killed on 12/08/2021. His story was told by his father, David Dobson.

Mary Nelson was killed on 12/09/2020. Her story was told by her husband, Douglas Nelson. Mark Lang was killed on 12/09/2020. His story was told by his wife, Joy Lang. Bernard Schultz was killed on 12/09/2021. His story was told by his wife, Jerry Schultz. Ronald Gillham senior was killed on 12/09/2021. His story was told by his son, Ronald Gillham junior.

David Marlowe was killed on 12/10/2020. His story was told by his wife, Jane Marlowe. Randy McMahoe was killed on 12/10/2021. His story was told by his wife, Marie McMahon.

Jose Ulibarri was killed on 12/11/2020. His story was told by his wife, Dara Ullabari. Carl Van Horn was killed on 12/11/2021. His story was told by his son, Mike Van Horn. Stephanie Histvan was killed on 12/11/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Julie Histvan. Evangeline Young was killed on 12/11/2021. Her story was told by her spouse, Allegra Acosta Young. John Baker was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by his wife, Jody Baker.

James Clauser was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by his wife, Cindy Clauser. Ron McNulty was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by his wife, Nancy McNulty.

Ray Evangelista was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by the love of his life for thirty nine years, Kelly Cornelius.

Stephen Tranny was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by his wife, Nancy Tranny.

Keith Smith was killed on 12/12/2021. His story was told by his wife, Darla Smith. The members of the COVID nineteen Humanity Betrayal Memory Project want to extend our deepest sympathies to all of our families for these horrific crimes.

Yeah. And now I'm gonna add insult to injury for everybody who is here because I know I'm not the only one. And I wanna get Miriam and Deb's, if she's still here. Yeah. There you are. Your input on this, my dears. Maybe even T Bird will know. We know that these bastards were not only making money off of our loved ones from insurance payments because most of our loved ones had some insurance.

And then they were making the big bucks because the average hospital death was worth a 6 figure payout. And if you're new here, that's right. 6 figures from the government of our tax dollars paid for by the CARES Act. Now there are a lot of variables, so it's not like a flat rate, But it always is 6 figures.

They got that money. But if they had organ donor on their driver's license,.

They might become victims of the predatory actions of the organ donor teams. And the reason that I bring this up, I was listening today to Jan Yakelik of Epic Times. He was being interviewed by Mike Rowe. And they were talking about the of China and how they've actually built hospitals next door to the prisons there because as they put these people into prison, they just sell their body parts and take them as needed.

And so while I was listening to that, some of my friends in the space have already heard me talk about it. My husband died at 01: 36 in the afternoon. That's when his heart stopped. I wasn't in the room a great deal of time after that.

In Tennessee

And I was told this as I left, like I was gonna remember much about it. But in Tennessee, when a death happens in a hospital, the organ donor team has to be notified first, and they release the body.

So at approximately

Two maybe quarter to three, I was sitting in my car after my husband's best friend had we talked for a while before he left. So we're figuring by 03: 00, I'm sitting there and I'm googling funeral homes. And I find one nearby, and it's a Sunday, and I get a man on the telephone who is leaving for vacation, but he's going to call the next guy in line who is on call for the weekend. And, please let the hospital know that you've chosen our funeral home. Not a problem. Sure. I'm ready to do everything. Right? So I called the nurse that was on duty. So by three they.

Know which funeral home is coming to pick up my body, my husband's body.

09: 00 that night, the man I talked to calls me and says, did you change your mind about using our services for your husband's final goodbye? However he worded it. And I said, no. Why? And he said, well, we haven't received a phone call from hospital to release the body. Did you tell them it was our funeral home? Yes. I did. He said, after I got off the phone with you, I got a call from someone else, and we have picked up that family member for that person a long time ago, and we haven't heard from the hospital regarding your husband.

And I said, I don't know who to call. Is there somebody I should be talking to over there? He gave me the number of a nurse in charge, and I had to call her. And she was like, I'm sorry. What? What do you mean you haven't gotten they haven't been notified. Why would that happen? I'm like, hey. You're in charge. You're supposed to be in charge of this stuff.

So she said, you will be getting a phone call because they have to speak to you. The organ donor program has to speak to you. Well, why haven't, I didn't ask her, but, , I'm listening to Yanya Kellik today. I've list I've thought about this so many times, and I'm wondering. This is my question because it took me multiple phone calls before I could get these people on the phone long enough to tell them, no. You're not taking any body parts off of him. They've abused him and poisoned him for the last stinking month. No.

And I'm wondering. I have heard that when they're removing now and I told them there's no organs that you can use. Everything that, to my knowledge, was destroyed by the drugs they gave him, and they assured me they could use skin and bone and things like that.

So I'm listening to Jan, and the only thing that they claimed in the conversation between Jan Yukilic and Mike Rowe that could be used after full death would be the corneas.

So does anybody here know where I could find out? Is it possible that after I left that room, they restarted the ventilator and all of the supportive equipment,.

And they still did organ removal.

Before I give any answer of any kind, because I don't really have one, I have a question for you. I hope it doesn't trigger your protocol. But I get triggered for lots of reasons, Miriam, but not by you. But, , one of the problems with that would be if they extubated him, it would be difficult to reintubate him. And I know in my and I know in my cousins, they did not extubate him? No. That's where the problem lies. Right there is where the problem lies. And so, yes, in that case, they probably could have. In my husband's case, they extubated him.

With, I went in and saw him. He was still on the vent. They extubate him with me waiting outside the door, and then I went back in. So I and I was waiting while they did it. So I saw that he was extubated. So I don't think that they took his, but I would think with him still being intubated, it wouldn't be too hard to do.

And Miriam is correct on that. And, Jeff, they anybody that they are not going to use or they cannot use, they will excavate, and they should've if they were taking them off a ventilator, they should've pulled the tube on every one of them. Yeah. And they and if they didn't, they could've like, with Jeff, they took it off or him off.? They activated him. I went back in the room, and it took him forty five minutes to die. But I didn't leave. No. They there's no way they used anything on him because I didn't leave soon enough. Right. But the you're not the only one protocol that.

In our in our org that went through this very thing. If they did not extubate, yes, they coulda had a team standing by without you ever knowing it because we didn't know anything else was going on either.

Right.

And more than likely, I hate to say this Oh, yeah. Oh, I know. It probably happened.

Now here's the fun part. Or not the fun part, but, , I'm looking back and I'm still pissed off. So when I was on the phone with these jackasses, I had talked to the funeral home. I had talked to the hospital. I had probably talked to some family or friends after I got home that day. I know I had a terrible I lived in a terrible area. I had a really lousy cell signal. But when I was on the phone with that organ donor company, that was four phone calls to complete a conversation because it just kept dropping. So I told them no. And,.

Basically, after losing the phone call for the third time, I just looked up and I went, I get where you're going with this, and I won't let them hurt you anymore. And I was able to hold that last phone call long enough to be really pissed off and say, just stop right now. Quit trying to talk me into this. Now, because of all of this and my thinking about it as time has gone on because it does take us a while. For anybody that's on here that hasn't been through this, you it's almost impossible to describe to you.

Not only did we lose a loved one and it wasn't to a drunk driver, cancer, , gas station robbery or whatever you wanna say. But when we realized why our loved ones died and how they died, how extreme the torture was, we realized that we didn't just lose a loved one. We lost our country because our government paid for this to happen.

So, , everything that you grow up knowing, all the stuff you ever learned in school was a freaking lie. Everything. So I wrote a letter to this organ transplant company and pretended as if I didn't know anything and said, hey.

I know that you were waiting for my husband's organs. And I have heard that people get letters telling them, , your loved one's heart saved this person. Your loved one's, , liver or kidney. Saved this person. Whatever. I haven't received a any notification as to what my husband's organs.

Did for a family member of someone else. And I got a letter back that specified you refused it.

But that doesn't answer the question, what happened between 03: 00 in the afternoon and 09: 00 at night?

Where was he at? One of the things the reasons that they may be not telling you is, like, probably using any other, viable organ, you already know that was out. They couldn't. But if they use skin or something bone wise or his corneas, you should have been notified on. But skin bone, probably not. They probably would not notify you on something like that.

That's Cornean, they should have. Yes. That's.

Know, because I didn't ask questions soon enough of the funeral home. Because the funeral home asked me, do you want to see his body before we cremate him? And I said no because at the time, I was still shell shocked, and I really didn't wanna see my husband dead. It was bad enough, all the things that I had seen prior to that.

But now I wish I could have examined his body. I don't know what all they did to him, but they had a full month to, I know we had pressure sores. I have not looked at the discs to see if there's photographs in the discs. I haven't find found them in the written record. But I have CDs,.

So I know there could be pictures there. Oh, there might be pictures, especially if you when you got your records, like, when I requested Jeff's and I'll because you guys know I'm computer dumb. I don't I, well, I've learned a lot, but I didn't know nothing then. I hand read out hand wrote it out everything I wanted from them, and I literally put X rays,.

Pressure off. I wanted it all. So everything listed on that on that form, they had to give me.

Yeah. And, well and that's why I've got because that's what I wanted. I wanted all scans, all X rays, all studies, all tests. And so that's why I've got I think I ended up getting I know I got at least two, if not three discs that went along with the 3, 500 plus and I'm still not sure I've got all the paper.

Well, there's the other problem that lot there that I don't think if you wanna be technical here, I don't think any of us got it all. No. And you can tell that by thousands of pages. And, yeah, by reading, you can tell by the way that they chart and both Miriam and I are old school, so we did everything by hand. Mhmm. And the way they chart today, shit.

Well and that's the thing. They've got they've they the way they chart today is there's a program, and it's got a bunch of checkboxes, and that's what they do. They just check the box. And that's why a lot of times, the recording of all of the things that were done to a patient or done for a patient or related to a patient, it could take twenty four hours before it gets entered in their record., we saw as a matter of fact that when Scott Schera's court hearing was going on for his daughter, Grace, the medical records, they were still getting stuff they hadn't seen. And Grace died.

10/13/2021. And as of, was it February 2025, they were still getting bits of the records that they hadn't seen before?

Well, and this is another thing that a lot of people do not know, but I only know this because I'm a nurse. But, like, it's called quality insurance. I think that's what it's called. Right, Miriam? I think it's Quality QA. Yeah. Quality assurance. Yes. Yes. Where so okay. After, say, it might be a month after the patient's gone or, , not in the hospital or died or whatever, and you didn't and they go through that chart and the nurse failed, maybe missed a spot or whatever, they'll come back a month later with that chart and have you have you fixed.

Chances of you remembering

Exactly.

That's gonna be, that's like remembering what the people at, , table five ordered an hour ago. That's not gonna happen in a busy restaurant. So that's that's insane. But my point being and Miriam is the is possibly somebody who would know this. If I wanted to push the envelope a little bit, do I need an attorney?, it's not they're that organ donor is not, that organization is not technically a state or government type of entity, how would I get records? Is it's not like a FOIA.

Yeah. That is a definite legal question that I cannot give you the answer to, but I think you're on the right track as far as it's not like you can FOIA it. And if they say that they took nothing, I don't know what legal grounds you could use to pry that out of them. But I can tell you this, my son has a JD. Maybe I can ask him and give you some information from that standpoint.

But that is gonna be a very sticky widget in my opinion. And this is and this is almost back her up on that you something? You are not gonna find out that information, Sherry.,.

I don't care how good the lawyer is. That shit's buried. Yeah. And I'm afraid that's the case, but I wanted everybody here to know this is the stuff that it can take you years to realize all the bits and pieces you're missing because of the stress of what's happened to you. Christopher, go ahead.

I just wanna start off by saying protocol. You did a beautiful job in honoring the ones that have fallen to this jab.

Honey, I need to stop you. I need to stop you. Yeah. Everybody in that list is a jab victim. Those are our Okay. I'm I apologize. Those may the this space is new to you, and we started initially because we were tracking the protocol victims. Protocol meaning ICU torture death.

And that is how you get your mortality numbers. You still did a beautiful job. I just have to say we set out an And I was I was document all COVID related crimes against humanity. No. We started out originally just because we were tracking that. But as Chelsea was pointing out, it evolved to where we had no choice but to recognize what they were doing with the vaccines because everything became a chaos of how much death they could create. And then that was not an accident. This was all on purpose.

Every bit of And the other thing we recognize also was that it happened all over The United States.

And every hospital yeah. Everybody was using the same thing, which is never I don't care. I will fight this. I will scream and holler for the rest of my life. This just did not happen in hospitals, that every hospital treated every patient the same way for the it just doesn't happen. This was that's why they call it the we call it the plannedemic. And.

Some nations were more overt about the killing protocols than others. In The UK, they used midazolam and here even they shut down euthanasia programs in prisons to free up those death row drugs for COVID patients?

Think about that for a minute. Because they basically, the decision was made that COVID patients were on death's door anyway because COVID was going to kill them, and all we need to do is manage them until they pass.

And, I want to, not just for Christopher, but for anybody else in the audience, Now that we're talking about death row drugs like midazolam, I want to tell you what they gave my husband the day after I sent them a letter of demand to get him other treatment because, , they were protocol, protocol, protocol. So I it took me like two and a half weeks to find someone to help me write a letter to man because no lawyer would help me. Finally found someone who had some legal background and we wrote it and I had it processed served to the hospital. Now mind you,.

My husband had been in the hospital at this point for twenty two days. Okay? Twenty two days. They would not let me in. They had the ICU locked. This was in October 2020. I send this letter. Lo and behold, the very next day, twenty four hours, I get a call saying that his eyes are fixed. They're dilated. They're not responding to light. He's on the vent. Right? And, I have a medical background. So I asked him what happened because anytime you have that, , there's been an injury to the brain where oxygen's been deprived,.

Or there's been a stroke or heart attack which deprives oxygen and that causes the eyes not to respond to light. And I asked him did anything happen? Nope. Nope. Nope. Well, of course, I can't get to his medical record so I don't know what they've done. But about six months later, here's the list of the medications they gave him. Propofol, Nimbex, Precedex, Morphine, Ativan, fentanyl. Those are the ones I can remember off the top of my head. They overdosed him. They literally euthanized him while he was on the vet. So when protocol talks about the fact that they actually stopped,.

They actually took meds from one place to make sure that the COVID hospital protocol patients got the medications. That's exactly what they did. And just to give you a frame of reference here, this is what they did overall. They told people don't go to the hospitals, stay home. If you do go to the hospitals, they won't admit you until you can't breathe. They send you back home. This happened repeatedly. My husband went. I went. They admitted him. They did not admit me. I knew they wouldn't because I was watching my own vital signs and I knew I was not in trouble. Although I did have COVID.

My oxygen levels were in the low nineties at rest, and they would go down to 89% when I got up and moved around. But my heart rate would shoot up to, like, one twenty five, one thirty, and I felt tightness in my chest. So I knew I had it. But my husband at rest was 75% and breathing 30 times a minute. Okay? That's twice what you should be breathing almost. So I knew he was in trouble. But I tell you, then they I say I want hydroxychloroquine. I want ivermectin. No. No. No. We don't do that. We're gonna, they talked they actually talked him into doing the remdesivir.

They say he consented. I don't know that I believe it, but I couldn't talk to him. Right? So he survives all that. They don't manage to completely shut down his kidneys, which typically kills people because all their organs shut down. He lived through that.

And what I started getting was, oh, he's not gonna make it. He's not gonna make it. We want you to sign for palliative care. I wouldn't do that. So I sent them that letter of demand for the other treatment and that's when they euthanized him. And so this is what happens. If you survive the first part of the protocol of no food, no water, isolation, separation from your family, being gaslit, talked into going on the ventilator,.

Then if you exceed the time in that bed that they want you to be in there, they will euthanize you, and they will use end of life meds to do it. And that's exactly what they do with my husband.

And it became a variable of Mhmm.

And the thing that I think a lot of people don't understand well, , we all understand. But the amount it wasn't even that they used those drugs. Because as a hospitalist, I've used all of them drugs. All of them. Nothing to the extent that was used. My husband wasn't dying when he went in there. Mean, , he was sick, but he was not like, I didn't expect him to die. I was up north taking care of my brother that was dying who lived another year and a half.

But when I walked in to my when I when they finally called me because I couldn't get in until, like Miriam said, I got they got down to their 20 see, twentieth day or something like that. I got a call going, oh, you can get in now. And then I told them, I'm sick. You guys, they told me it didn't matter. I could get in because they wanted me to take him off the ventilator. But when I walked in, I'm looking at a drip at seventy five micrograms an hour of fentanyl, which is enough to kill a freaking horse. Yeah. And three basal dilators and vanco and Mhmm.

Yeah. They let you in once they accomplished what they wanted accomplished, didn't they?

Absolutely. They keep you out And I heard this so many times. They were treated people were treated like pariahs, like they were carrying black plague until their loved one was dead. And then.

Welcome in, oh, don't mind the mask. No worries. Right this way. Exactly. View the body of their loved one. Mhmm. And just And with Jeff, that's true with Jeff. I did not the whole time, when I wasn't wearing a mask, I was not I wore it in the hall to get into the room, but I didn't I didn't wear it in the room. He was my husband. One, I already knew by looking at him, being trained in what I am, that he was not there anyway., I knew that. Exactly.

Beyond, I don't I have never doubted it since that. Yeah. But it was still the hardest decision that I ever had to make was to pull the tube and know that he's going to die. Well, yeah. They And that was performative too. That's the only reason they let you in. They want you to sign the paperwork.

They have to have you do that. So what they do is they make sure they're gone. They make sure that they're gone so that you really don't have an option., on paper, you made the decision, but you were forced in that decision. That's like being told, do you want to die by gunshot or hanging, but you're gonna die. That's not really a choice.

And that's what they did. They kept us out until they succeeded in killing them, and then we get to take the responsibility for signing for pulling the tube. And I made sure that I called that doctor out in the hallway and I told him that straight in front of God and everyone right because the nursing station was right outside my husband's dream. I don't want it all of them. I wanted him to have an audience when I told him that.

Because You wanna know the sorry the sad part with my husband is when I got in the hospital, I now mind you, you remember, I never talked to a doctor the whole time. The only person I talked to twice was a PA. That was it. I got into the hospital, and still, I am in the freaking hospital in the ICU, and a doctor cannot come and talk to me. Never did I speak to a doctor. Not one time.

And it wasn't for lack of trying. Just to clarify for the audience, she tried. They did they avoided her like the plague. Oh, believe me. She tried. They lost her number. They did they wrote it down. They yeah. I never seen anything like it in my entire life. And that's because they knew Deb was a nurse, and they didn't wanna deal with her. With me, I never announced that I had a medical background, but I asked enough questions that they suspected it, which is why, , they handled me. And.

That's why, I guess, I took my pound of flesh at the end. I wanted to humiliate that man because I didn't tell you guys, but two nights before that when they let me in on Saturday and let my son in after twenty two days of keeping us out when he was dead, I demanded a meeting and called them on several things that they had done, invasive procedures. When they're sitting there saying that he's dead, they're still drawing blood work, but they won't allow me to have an ECG to base EKG.

EKG, excuse me, see if what his brain waves were because they're telling me, you need to pull the tube. You need to pull the tube. And I'm like, okay. Then I want an EKG to be sure that I'm doing the right thing. You mean EEG. Right? Versus I'm sorry. Yes. I'm sorry. I knew it didn't sound right. EEG except sorry. Electroencephalogram. Yes. And it shows the brain waves. And they had done all these invasive things earlier today, sticking needles, , messing with the central line, drawing blood. And I'm like, all I want is some little electrodes on his head before I make this decision.

And that doc, I have it on audio tape because I taped this meeting. He looked straight at me and says, well, you're just not concerned about what's best for your husband.

And my son who was sitting next to me clenched his fence up fist up, leaned forward, and I had to look at him and shake my head no because he was literally going to clock the guy. Okay? Now this is how arrogant and evil they are. And so I determined in my mind that he was going to be told the truth right in front of everybody that I could get seeing it when I went in the next day to pull that too because I knew I had to. I knew my husband was gone, but he was so abusive and so arrogant.

That I wanted to take him down a notch or two. I don't think it really bothered him at all, but it did make me feel better to let him know that I knew. And I wanted the nurses and the other people to know exactly what he had said and the way he had behaved.

So anyway, this is what we've all dealt with. This is why we're easily triggered. That's why when protocol asked me, hey, that question, I was like, well, I don't wanna trigger you because I know what it feels like to be triggered and be treated that way. And I know so many people in this audience do too. And this is why we're so determined to get accountability for these crimes because there's it there's such a depth to it. It's not just the days that they were in the hospital. It was this psychological part of it too and the arrogance and the coldness and treating human.

Lives as if they mean nothing.

That was a primary prong of the attack, I believe, was to devalue human life. And it's sad. It's so sad the degree to which it succeeded where New York Times, of course, New York Times is trash, is printing articles about how, , we should facilitate organ donation by changing the definition of death., these are reprehensible concepts that I don't think would have been tolerated just a few years ago. Go ahead, T Bird.

Hi. Yeah. I saw Shauna down there. I just wanted to say hi. And Dan, hi. Both of you lost your babies, and I feel for you too every day. I just wanted to say that. And three quick points protocol, was just going to chime in when you asked that question. I worked with lots of inpatients, not during COVID because I worked in the hospitals back in the day. And I worked with a lot of, obviously, motor vehicle accidents, MVAs and all kinds of things. But when we lost someone on event, our protocol was interesting, and it was protocol. You always.

Cleaned them up, made them look fresh, obviously., I always as awful to say, but, , they defecate, there's smell, there's and especially if they have wounds, which I assume if he's bedridden and not being touched or moved because he's so contaminated, That would be even more important to make sure that everything's clean for you to be presented the body. Right? So that doesn't make sense to me that they would, like, bring you in that second afterwards. Secondly, when like I said, I had the homes, we were instructed to buy.

Hundreds of body bags, empty our swimming pool. I ran luxury retirement slates with heavy care too floors, but we had to empty all our swimming pools because we were being prepared to have massive on salts of bodies. We didn't have one death, by the way, and my 10 homes, 400 patients each building. But we were told that everyone was being there was no funerals here in Canada. There was you're not allowed. So everyone was cremated. And what I learned was and I don't know if this is true, someone can correct me, that it was because they were trying to hide the evidence.

So they were cremating everybody because they were so contaminated. So and I'm thinking, well, if he had COVID, quote COVID, then why would you if you thought they were so sick and so contaminated, you need all this PPE and all this isolation, why on God's green earth would you donate their organs? I'm not saying they didn't. I'm saying they probably did because he was fine. He probably would have lived. So that's those are my two red flags with you when you ask that question is that none of that makes sense. Thirdly, possibly.

A funeral home. I don't know how you guys ran it down there, but you'd have to think. I know coroners were instructed not to go see any coroner cases. They just let anyone just, , call the time death and whatnot, even though it was an unexpected death. I'm sorry. When they're young and healthy, you go on a vent, it's still unexpected when it's like that.

It'd be interesting to see if they called that as an expected death or an unexpected. That terminology is important. And I would maybe try and find out what happened. Like, how did they receive who received the body? Because obviously they had to let the body go somewhere. Who received that body? Maybe you can find out who that was. And Shauna, I and to the end point, I remembered I just saw Shauna and, ,.

Again, her daughter's same age, Dan's son's same age as my boys. So I take it really personally. And I remember meeting Shauna in your space, Chelsea, to when I joined Twitter two years ago. And I didn't know the spaces either, and I wasn't familiar how they worked.

But I remember speaking to her, and she was still trying to find answers. And I didn't know her. She didn't know me. And the poor girl, like, was in that moment. And I was listening to her story and nothing made sense, like the sepsis, like the things she said that happened to her daughter after the jab and then being hospitalized and that's just the experience of what happened to her. I asked for her medical records so I could look at what they gave her, and she didn't know me, but she trusted me. And poor girl, someone because I asked her openly in your space, like, just send me, and I'll I'll go over everything, and I'll I know all the drugs because we've had made in Canada. I can't even remember now since 2009,.

2000 anyway, we really went hardcore in 2013 on it, but we've had it forever. So I know all the drugs. And when I was blown away when she sent me the list of drugs that her daughter was given, and they were all the made drugs, every single one of them. And that's how you kill someone like that. That's everything they gave her intentionally was to end that life. And that just broke my heart. And then I felt so bad because some Sean has told me, , someone wrote her and said, I was looking for money and she shouldn't share anything and I'm gonna charge her and.

Is the last thing from the truth. But it's true, like, when someone said, , there are infiltrators. There's people that make you not trust other people in these spaces on purpose. And I couldn't believe when people are saying people are paid to do this. I was just blown away. So it's been quite the learning curve, and I just wanted to say hi to them. And I feel you every day. I think of you guys, and I pray I know you'll never get closure. How can you ever get closure on what they did to your children or your husbands? And I just feel for you guys so much. That's it. I love you.

T Bird, I'm gonna, I'm gonna address your confusion over how we handle it in The States. And believe me, for some of us, it was a shock to the system. Because of the organ donor organizations that have taken over, a lot of our laws are totally different than when we were growing up., you would, , just say, I need my loved one taken to this funeral home, and you didn't even have to call a funeral home. The funeral home would be called by the hospital, and it would be handled. Now, it seems like it's and, , anybody here can chime in. But it seems like,.

At least in my instance, in the state of Tennessee, when the death happens at a hospital, they don't release the body to the family. The family chooses a funeral home, and the funeral home has to contact.

Hospital. And at that point, the organ donation program basically has the right of first call on the body. So if that person was a donor, the rest of the family, unless they're standing right there arguing, doesn't even get involved. So they the organ donor program basically has first dibs on the body. In the meantime, the funeral home has to wait for a call from the hospital.? This family said you're going to pick up their loved one's body, and that body is ready for release now. And then the funeral home can run over there to the hospital and pick the body up.

But in my case, there was that six hour gap where they didn't nothing was happening. The funeral home hadn't been contacted, that the body was ready for release, and it took them that long before the funeral home called me. And then I had to call the hospital, and then I had to talk to the organ well, if the organ program had not been there to handle my husband's body.

And they were just now talking to me at 09: 00 at night, why would the hospital have still been holding the body without calling me and saying, hey. I don't understand what's going on. Your husband passed, so sorry about that, at 01: 36 this afternoon., we haven't heard from you about the, if the nurse had dropped the ball, they should have been calling me and asking me to clarify who was picking the body up. So that leads me to believe the organ program was actually involved in the whole middle of that and did not have to speak to me until.

There was a glitch at the end and somebody had to handle the wife. Yeah. Because the funeral home let the cat out of the bag, didn't they? Yes. They did. Exactly what happened. I promise you because there's no other reason. If truly if truly they had accepted your refusal on the fourth call, then the hospital, whenever you ended that fourth call,.

, thirty minutes later, an hour later, it's like, okay. Well, why is the funeral home not here yet? Because Here's the yeah. But it gets more complicated. That fourth call, all of this happened after 09: 00 at night. I thought it was earlier in the day. Okay. Never mind. No. That's why I'm So that tells me that the hospital and the organ donor team both knew what was happening because Exactly. Because otherwise,.

One of the two of them would have been letting no. The hospital would have been letting. Hey. Why has the body not been picked up? Oh, yeah. They lied through their teeth, both of them.

Yes. I'm afraid this has become a sick symbiosis where the medical professionals allow these vultures to just camp out in the lobby waiting for the Yes. The products they can extract. Doctor. Aranda Administration.

Is big on this. Yep. Doctor. Aranda wrote hospital admin yep. Doctor. Aranda wrote a substack.

About prepositioning of the organ teams. They are standard prepositioned. When they check to see if you are an organ donor, they already are prepositioned.

It's just horrific.

Deb and then Heidi.

Deb, are you there? She Nothing's coming out. Yeah. I don't see she it looks like her mic is on, but no sound.

Deb, you may have to drop and rejoin. Sorry about that. X is very glitchy. Heidi, go ahead. How are you doing tonight?

Hey. I'm I'm enjoying this space tonight. It's really good. I just happened to wonder about different things about my dad's treatment., he went in with a catheter bag infection from a swollen prostate, and it was really bad luck with the catheter bag. We were trying desperately to get it off of him, but we were told he should keep it on, that his bladder was probably asleep. And then he went in with a third infection, and that was when they did the protocol on him. He actually got better after about the first five days, and he was talking and up in his chair watching television,.

Eating, and everything and watching gun smoke, and then the they start it was odd the way they did it. Out of town nurse came in, and she was yelling at him to sit down in his bed and wouldn't help him get up to the chair. This was like this the next day when he after he was really recovering, it says on his records, like, he's he's stable., the infection cleared. He's progressing, doing well. His speech was coming back., he wasn't confused. But then they started drugging him first with a contrast dye that he didn't need, really. They just said it was routine. And then.

Get getting his records, I saw they started him on laxatives, opioids, diuretics, that they took him off his IV, so he wasn't really getting any food. And then the, , the next day or two, they said he went on the BiPAP with a high flow, and then they said he had COVID. And that was when it was really becoming strange, , because he just he was awake, but he was getting weaker, and he was responding. But oddly, I just remembered that the doctor was so quick on the phone. He wouldn't, , ever talk positive. He'd just say he's old. He's weak. He was 78.

, I didn't think he was a spring chicken, but I said, well, I'm not expecting him to run a four minute mile, but, , the therapy he was doing, he's, , walking across the kitchen with therapy, and they said they're gonna have him up on a Hemi Walker., he's got a lot of strength. He's definitely not given up.? I said that we just gotta get this catheter bag off. And so I was really trying to come up with a solution. I said, , we need to talk to this urologist,.

And they don't work together. They're all separate. The urology place was right across the street, but somehow they could never get ahold of the urologist. It was horrible. This was Piedmont Fayetteville, Georgia Hospital, and the urologist the Georgia urology. Just a mess, a nightmare. But the doctor called the I remember the last day or so and said, could would I wanna put my dad in a nursing home? I said, no. No. He won't do well. He's gonna go home in therapy because I said he knows the therapy people. We like them,.

And he's really comfortable with us. We've got his television and, , his cat. So, , I tried to just appeal, like and, , letting him know he's been a good father, and I'm gonna I'm there for him, and I could be home. But, , I remembered that was, like, just a day or two before.

And then all of a sudden, calls and says, well, he's not gonna make it through the night. And it was over the weekend, and I was like, what? He's not gonna make it. He said he's in a beat decline. He's not doing well, which he'd started doing that the last couple of days. And I kept, I started asking for fluids, and they said, no. He can't have fluids because of his heart. He's got A fib and heart failure, so we can't we can't do that.? It was all very strange. Now I piece it together now as looking back. But when I didn't wanna do the nursing home all of a sudden,.

, the next day,

And that's on the record. It said I didn't wanna go with the nursing home. I wanted home therapy. But I just don't I don't know if they would have let him live and maybe killed him at the nursing home., it makes me wonder because all of a sudden, then the next day, he can't make it. And through the night, they sent the palliative care, and the hospice ladies came in, and they were, it was a group of them. They said, we've had several doctors look, and there's no hope. He's he's declined.

So I was thinking it was his heart, and I was confused about the COVID thing. I thought, well, I didn't really see any signs of COVID. Maybe he when I asked, they said it's just a light case of COVID. Whatever that meant, a light case. But, , the whole thing was weird. I was like, did he really have COVID?, it of course, knowing they get paid a big payout, , now that seems very strange.? It's possible he could add a touch of COVID, but he had no fluids. He was given a big large cocktail of drugs.

, they wouldn't even give him a chance to make it. And he was doing exercises on the side of his bed. He, two days before he died, he was, like, fighting so hard., he was a big, strong man., he had a stroke back in the late eighties. And, , he drove a Mustang like, , hot rod. We called him hot rod hairy sometimes because he rode that Mustang up and down the driveway and, , was, , like, real a real spunky, determined person. Real and he was just so funny, outgoing.

, it's so tragic to lose him like this. And so the hospice people said there's no hope, and then they pushed for morphine. And I was up there alone and not having any medical training. Didn't know what to do. Called my husband. We talked., I even asked about maybe giving him some blood pressure medication and just waiting. And she said, oh, you're just gonna make them suffer. You need to let them go. And, , it was, like, about four of them, and I thought, well.

And then my husband said, well, you've had a doctor, another doctor look. They said, yeah. He's he's just he's declined.? And one of the ladies said his body's just wore out. You need to let him go. I remember that. And I, the whole thing just seemed like I couldn't believe it. I was like, well, he was doing exercises, like, just a week, , ago before he came in here. He was, like, walking through my kitchen. I, it just didn't make sense. But I thought, well, maybe he's, his heart just gave out or something. He couldn't take these infections. And.

So I prayed, and I thought, well, if this is what God chose that we waited through the night and they administered the morphine, and the nurse with the morphine was acting very odd. I remember that. She just seemed she had this look of guilt in her face. I couldn't pinpoint it. I thought, well, , I know it's depressing. Somebody's dying, and maybe I'm wrong.? But it just seemed so odd. And then my dad was wide awake till they gave him the morphine. He was calling my name. So I was holding his hand, and he just couldn't breathe.? Like, the oxygen had just.

Filled up his lungs. And I thought, well, this is part of some crazy decline, and he couldn't catch his breath. So he did seem a little panicky, but he was calling my name, and I kept holding his hand. I was saying, just love you. I love you. And I said, are you gonna go home? You're gonna come home. Right? And I said, you'll be alright. I didn't wanna, like, be negative to him, so I just tried to comfort him. I said, I'm gonna stay with you all night. You'll be fine. And I just kinda nodded, he shook his head, like, with this angry look. Like,.

I think he knew that they were doing something. So that he couldn't put the words together. He would just say, hi, Eddie. Hi, Eddie., he called my name. Oh my god. And then he passed away at 06: 50 in the morning, and the sun just shot through the window just right as his heart left., you couldn't have planned it. It was it was so strange. And so I just held on to him, and at least I had that first, those last moments with him, but it was just like I was in some kinda nightmare. I was like, this can't be happening.

And then here comes that cocky little doctor. I can't stand him. I want Patel, viral manic Patel. He's a maniac. And no personality. He just says, well, , he said he wanted to go home, and I guess it was old people know when it's their time to die. And he looked at me and said, you don't control everything like that. And just, , he had a crazy mask on, but he had the meanest.

Eyes. And I was like I was just looking at him like, well, this is, , crazy. This doesn't make sense. I thought this is just not how somebody acts. And one of the hospice nurses comes running in, and she was yelling, rest and peace., you could make this up. It's it's crazy. And I spent several months. Well, I thought automatically.

There was something off about the whole thing. It seemed staged. And then I got the records, but I couldn't really read them. And then it wasn't till I found the group probably almost, , a year or two almost a year exactly when I found the group and was able to put it together and saw everybody has the same commonalities. When they put my dad on the oxygen, they said this would rest his heart and lungs. The push for the palliative care, the laxatives, the cocktails of drugs, , they didn't use remdesivir, which they did on most people, but I think the remdesivir,.

They just said he was out of the window. I don't know. It looked like the opioids and just and not giving him any food and nourishment, no IV. That was just enough to, he was in a little he was the low hanging fruit. He was in a weakened state. He was coming out of that infection, so his body was gonna have to take time to come back. And I talked to a cardiologist that I liked up there. She said, yeah. He'll, it'll take a week or two, and his heart'll function will be stronger, and, , he can get his strength back.

So I was feeling positive, , up until all of, , the mess started the last six days. So he was there a total of fourteen days and lost 30 pounds. So and, man, it's just been it's been horrible., he was the star of our life and such a hero dad and a good friend, a good buddy. I love talking to him. We talked all the time on the phone, so I'm I'm missing him so much. And it's with the holidays, it's just been sad. And then his birthday was the December 2. So.

I'm just, it'll never be the same. I just I look forward to when I die so I can see him again and hear his laugh and,.

, just but I'm but I'm grateful for the memories.? And I'll carry that. And I just wish we could've got a happier ending. And I knew that when this happened, though, I would have to report it, and that I felt that's what my dad would want, that he wouldn't want it to happen to other people, and we wanna expose what's going on with the these protocols and stop it from happening, hopefully.

And it's not about, like, winning a big, , settlement because for me, , there's no amount of money that would I would take for my dad. I wouldn't take a million dollars. I'd I'd take him over any amount of money, but nothing could really replace a loved one., it's, when you when you love somebody, but at least we would like an accountability for it at some point., that would be good to have it out in the mainstream media and have it acknowledged.? And maybe we'll get there one day. I still have hope, but I know ultimately,.

, God will be the final judge. And if he's watching all this, , I feel sorry for those people involved in a way because, , they're they're they will have to answer ultimately, and I hope some of them will,.

, beg for forgiveness before all this comes out because I'm, I don't know what'll happen on the other side, but we'll we'll have some accountability in some form. But I appreciate you letting me talk. And.

Thank you so much, Heidi, for coming on and for coming every Saturday and sharing a bit about your dad and what they put him through and what they what they put you through. And I am so horrifically sorry about that. And as much as I understand the sentiment of just wanting to be near him again and wanting to hear his voice and have a nice warm hug and all the other things that you're you're so looking forward to, I just want you to also consider that he is in a way very much living on through you. So long as you are on this earth, he is.

Making an impression on this earth. And I think that is important to recognize too. And you can see what a what a wonderful job he did raising you and bringing you up to have such a good heart. And that part of him is living on through you.

Thank you. That's so sweet. Yeah. And I just wanted to that was one thing I was gonna mention too about when he passed. It's probably that way with a lot of people, but I didn't see anything about organ donation, , he was already 78. I don't know if they would have wanted to take an older person's organs or that the cornea is possible too with anybody, but that it said in his records that he was escorted.

His body with a with a disease control officer, I guess, because he was labeled with the COVID nineteen. It said his body would be escorted to the funeral home with the officer, like it was some infectious.

Disease. That was strange. That was a bunch of bullshit. Yeah. Yeah. A bunch of Sorry for my language, but that was exactly what that was, baby girl.

Yeah. It was it probably was that way with a lot of people, but I didn't know they actually had he had to be an infectious disease officer.

No. He that's what I'm trying to tell you. Infectious disease is what ran them floors. That's who was running the whole protocol, was infectious disease. That's why none of the other docs infectious disease hits the floor, the other docs are beneath him, and that's just the way it is.

They think they are God. They are between them and a neurologist, it's a fight on who's God. But usually when infectious disease hits the floor, they are running the show.

Yeah. Yeah. Since whether he actually had.

Well, I guarantee you, infectious disease didn't take his body, though. I promise you that. Yeah. Because they don't get their hands dirty. Just saying.

Yeah. I just saw that list on, so I thought that was, I guess, because of the COVID. But then it said the nursing home thing was strange too why he's able to be in a nursing facility the day before, and then the next day, he's not gonna even make it. So I don't know if that was just wanting to get a little extra money, sending them maybe for a week or so at the nursing. I don't I don't know what that was about, but I don't just going over the records, you always find little things on there that you didn't see.

Anyway, I'll quit talking. I appreciate you letting me talk. I just wanted to kinda address something that can you hear me? Can you guys hear me? Yep. Yeah. I just wanna kinda address something that Tia had said before about the way we took care of patients, dying or not, because I did hospice a long time, and I think sometimes we sound like people don't die. It's just a fact of life that people die, and I can honestly tell you as a hospice nurse, and I did it a long time, worked in oncology a long time too, so I watched people die,.

Suffered. I watched people really, really suffer in my life. And it and it so I'm not saying that everything that everybody does is wrong.

But one of the things I wanted to when she was saying like, , we cleaned them up and all that. Like for when I walked in my husband's room, now mind you, I'm not in there for almost three weeks before he, , I got into it, before I took him off the bed. And his emergency that they had to remove the blood was in the first week, first few days of him being in the hospital. And when I walked in, I was so appalled being a nurse, number one, but him being my husband and me doing this job.

He had the blood that they removed, but he had bled out, and it was completely dried all over his face.

I almost went through the ceiling because that's just something that we didn't do. Like, what Tee was saying was this was the normal way when someone passed, we would remove all the medical equipment out of the room. We gave them a bath. We put makeup on them. We put a brief on them for the funeral home so that, , if they did have any excretion that it was taken, , it wasn't everywhere., we treated them just like they were our own and.

With dignity.

And that is not what I saw as a nurse walking in and seeing my own husband.

And one of the final things before he passed, because when they took the paralytic off of him, everybody knows what happens when you're dying, everything, let's go. And that happened, and I called the nurse, and instead of cleaning him up, which they should have, they put a cloth over it and covered him back up. I about lost my mind. I never saw anything like that in my entire life, and especially somebody who did this for a living. It was so appalling. And when you're saying about the most of us didn't know because.

They had so like with Jeff, he had 70 pounds of fluid on him when I walked in there from the event. And that's just and everybody thinks that's not that's a normal thing when you're on a ventilator, everybody, that you are going there's going to be a gas exchange problem and fluid is going to happen. That just happens. That's what happens to the body. But what we live through and our loved ones not being turned I was in that hospital for three days, two and a half days before he died.

They did not move him one time, which is totally against nursing one zero one. You change you change every two hours you go in and change a patient's position. I don't care who they are and I don't care what's wrong with them. That is just a plain fact. But we did not receive any of those things. Most of them had severe decubes that we did not even know they had because we didn't see them. We only read them. So it's from, , as a nurse and as a hospice nurse, I loved what I did. I think I did it well. I loved my patients. I can probably tell you.

Three quarters of my patients' names, and that's pretty damn good because I'm talking to a lot of people.

But that's because I loved my job. But that is not what I got. That's not what my husband got, and that's not what I got.

So sorry, dear. Hey, Sunny. How are you doing tonight?

Doing good. Doing good. I kept having space problems all night coming in and out. Apologize for that. Hope everybody's doing well., in the crimes against humanity, I just posted something that anybody wants to wonder how corrupt their government is. DARPA had a program called Echo, and I dropped it in the pill here, epigenetic characterization and observation. Right?

, the problem they were looking at was the inability to rapidly and accurately identify exposure history of individuals exposed to CBRN, which is threats, which is a big gap in our military's forensic and diagnostic ability impacting for national security. Their vision was alright?

Attribution to and diagnostics from specific temporal human signature using the epigenome as the body's record keeper, which can be obtained quickly with a field deployable platform in thirty minutes or less. Well, if you look at the I gave you two links in there. And if you look with the deliverables they received from the VA trials, it appears they were successful, but this program went dark all of a sudden. Why do you think it went dark? Well, yeah, I wonder what they if they could, possibly tell you the, effects of the COVID nineteen vaccine.

In terms of the toxicity or the, , how much it harms you within thirty minutes, that might be a problem for them. Right?

I left it there.

Oh, okay. I thought my sound dropped.

Yeah. I thought so too. That's why I was waiting. So yeah. I would agree with you, Woodland. That would be a problem for them. I didn't know that we were that was a rhetorical question. We thought we'd lost sound, but, yeah, that would definitely be a bit of a problem for them. No. See, I've done so many FOIAs and, so much crap., so this is this guy dropped in my lap. I don't know, maybe two years ago, I think.

And I remember that someone had asked me to run some FOYAS on this, and I was having the hardest time. They were blocking me left and right. But I think in when I went back today and I was like looking in this other space where they were talking about, oh, know, government corruption and this just came to my mind and it's just like, man, I've I've forgotten so much because I've done so many FOIAs, but, like, literally, they admit to having the essentially having the technology that could.

Prove, , the that vaccines hurt people, but then, , strangely enough, they went dark with it. But if you look at this VA doc there's two links in the what I dropped in the purple pill, but if you look at what their claims are, it's it appears that they were successful in achieving this technology and actually making this system, ,, that could literally, , tell you everything you need to know about,.

, the epigenetic well, let's see here. I'm looking here. Yeah. Look what they did. It say, identified COVID nineteen infection status with over ninety three percent, sensitivity, predicts time since infection, and provides biological clues to long COVID nineteen syndrome as a result of the in infra host response. So they're able to do this stuff. They can and they can, like, literally use it. You think about it. You could do it for COVID nineteen. You could do it for the injections. Right? So, like, they literally have the technology, right, that could prove,.

Within 30 minutes what the effects of the COVID nineteen injections are from epigenetic standpoint, using the body's record. But I'm not I'm not a scientist, but I remember I was actually talking to one originally when this came up who wanted me to help them with a FOIA. So they understood what this meant, and the way it was explained to me is like, yeah., what they're basically admitting with this technology is they could tell you everything you need to know about these injections in thirty minutes. Isn't it interesting how this went dark right after, they mandated the shots?

Yeah. That's your classic, three letter agency or and or DOD. Because if you look, for everything that they do, they always have a countermeasure or they try to figure out, it's the whole theory behind, gain of function. We have to make something dangerous so that we have a countermeasure to it. So, of course, yeah, they're they're they're going to figure out a way to know exactly what's happening., they're gonna cause the problem, but then they're also gonna have a way of actually following the effects. So yeah. The and the problem for that is it gives them great.

Analytical tools to perfect their craft,.

But it also leaves a trail showing their guilt. So, yeah, it would go dark, wouldn't it? Yeah. They even got a picture of the machine here, and they're bragging about what they can do and from the VA trials. It's it's hilarious. I definitely click on the VA link in that and check that out, folks. Oh, I'm I'm definitely gonna have a look. We're having a husband that was military.

I'm all about seeing what the machine itself, how it works. And it is really it's really crazy, but this is typically how they actually work. Yes.

So sad because you want your veterans. These are people who volunteer to serve their country to be treated with the utmost respect and respect for the sacrifice that they're willing to make. So it's such an insult to injury that this thing goes on.

Well, speaking of that, and I'm gonna bring this up, because everybody knows you have a, a very, serious suicide epidemic going on with veterans. And, recently so just to give you a little background. I'm a combat veteran, and I, I've had PTSD, so I, I can empathize with a lot of these veterans. I was looking into some of the issues, and I realized that the, VGLI, which is a veteran group life insurance, paid out for super suicide. And I was really surprised that it was, like, openly advertised on their website.

And immediately, I was like, well, , most of these veterans are insured for, like, $450, 000, last time I checked. Right? And it occurred to me I know, , knowing how veterans are, that this would be, most certainly an element of calculus in that in that fatal decision. And, so what I decided to do is I decided to do a freedom of information at request. Alright? And I said, well, this has gotta be this is something that's gotta be addressed because you have the veterans. Right? You have a epidemic of suicide. Right? And, , they're effectively,.

, paying the families and advertising that they're gonna do it. And but let's not mince words. Like, the government actually saves money if the veteran commit suicide normally because they're still gonna get the payout in the long run. Like, they're, disabled veteran, they don't have that long of a lifespan anyway. Think about it like that, then you get the medical care and everything. Okay. So to me, it stunk of, like, a like, a subsurface or undercover sinister kinda, like, needs.

Issue there.? Like and like, not, like, medically assisted, but just, like, an encouragement. Yeah. It was a nudge from it was a nudge from them for the for the military to cut their losses, to cut their financial losses. They were nudging them. Well yeah. But so I did a FOIA on it. Right? And, so I did the FOIA. I did it at the October. That's the Freedom of Information Act request. And I said I wanted to know, basically, I put down all the data I need to get to analyze, , just certain aspects of it, specifically how many claims.

Alright. How many claims do you have total, and how many of them are due to suicide. Right? I could do a lot with that information right there, and that's something that everybody kinda needs to understand. How many of these what? And then I could dig deeper if there's a large amount, which I probably there probably is. But I can't don't know until I get the data. Right? But then the VA gives me a response two months later, and we did have the government shutdown. And,.

They denied my fee waiver saying it wasn't in the public interest. Right? Which I thought was interesting. Public, like, not in the public interest. Now they also, fraudulently gave their receipt date, and,.

Anyway, I'm gonna end up getting the FOIA because of because they failed to meet it in terms and they can't charge fees, but, they tried to get around that by changing the dates on it, which I know as a tactic. That means they wanna avoid giving you the information when they do stuff like that. And but I just wanted to I did a post. I don't I didn't put it the purple pill here, but, like, literally, they said the government said you all you hear it all the time. Right? The veteran suicide is a big deal. It's a, commonly known problem. And literally,.

The fact that they're paying $450, 000, , for suicide in insurance policies, , that's something you have to look at, . That's that's of the public interest, and we really wanna know how many of these veterans are, , that are insured are doing it. Because once I did that, I'd be like, well, let's look at uninsured versus, insured, and we could really kinda.

Do a real analysis on this issue to see how much of effect it's actually having.? I do have a question. For, like, personal insurance policies, many times they won't pay out if it can be proven that person committed suicide. Is that Yeah. The case with these?

No. No. They'll pay out every single one was for suicide and with and it's and it's much cheaper than a regular life insurance policy, and it's a government one. So, , that's that's very it's it's very now some in private insurance policies will have a, a suicide add on if you've been a member for a long time, but, , like, not with the VA is they don't they just they the VGLI pays out, and they advertise it on their dang website.

And, ,, I'm telling you., for you think about veterans benefits and especially for disabled. So, , I'm not even sure, but, like, , PTSD and, depression, secondary to chronic pain are some of the most prolific veteran disabilities. Right?

Just under tinnitus, there's millions of veterans, right, with these conditions. Right? So the idea that, and, , it's very difficult for these veterans to, , maintain jobs a lot of times. They're they have that serious thing. So they're not they're not getting a they're on a very fixed income. They already have mental health issues., the VA care is the best. Right? And so when you give somebody who's struggling that hard with, all these mental health things, a $450, 000, I'm gonna take care of your family if you basically, , off yourself,.

, that's that's gonna be part of the calculus, .

, that just doesn't seem like it's a, a, a productive thing to do at all, to, basically, , provide a reward for that. And I also on a whole another term and, , that could also put the veterans in danger by caregivers.? I hate to put it that way, but, yeah., this is I don't see how this is a positive thing at all. I know some people would argue with me on that. Now I'm I'm open to debate, but I say that it is definitely something that needs to be looked at and analyzed and, and not by the Department of Veterans Affairs,.

, by independent bodies. But anyway, I just brought that this is out of the scope of the conversation here. It's just, I just wanted to bring that up because I oh, here's what happened to me today. You might wanna know if you're on x. So I posted the FOIA of that, and literally, I have a private account. So, like, everybody knows, , hey. I'm a whistleblower,.

So I keep an anonymous account, and I always come out and I say, hey. Look. If I talk about anything, I say, I'm talking in my personal capacity., it's not the government. And only time I talk about whistleblower stuff, it's in the context of a freedom of information act, request I received. Because, ,, you're walking on eggshells when you're doing stuff like that. Right? But, , freedom of information is freedom of information. Right? But, know, the issue is.

That I literally got a call from the veterans crisis line for posting a FOIA. And I'm like, for one thing,.

What on earth am I getting a call from the Veterans Crisis Line for? Because I posted a freedom of information at request pointing out this issue. What is it? Are you analyzing? Is there some thing that is it the any but how do I'm a veteran?? Look, I look at my profile. It has a bible verse in it. How do who I am? And how do you yeah. How so x is, like, literally running stuff on people's accounts, and I guess they flagged some keywords and literally told the crisis center to contact me, which is crazy., honestly, insane.

If you look at the post, it's literally me just pulling up the foyer. Right? And it might have been some keywords, but, like, that happened to that happened today, and I'm just like, wow. Well,.

That really raises some red flags for me too because, I don't know if you were on Woodland, but a couple or maybe three fourths, Saturdays ago, we had a kid actually get flagged by an AI surveillance system, automatically call police because he had a blue shiny Doritos bag in his pocket, and they thought it was a gun. And there's actually body cam footage. I'll find it. It was posted on X of them coming and handcuffing the kid, doing investigation. They pulled the Doritos bag out,.

And then they figured out that it was it was an AI fail identifying that as a gun. So I really do think there's probably a lot of, surveillance already going on for keywords and images and all kinds of things, and it's already being turned around and things are happening like we're happening to you and to that kid. And I think we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg of this the surveillance state that's getting ready to happen. Right. It's quite possible that they just have an AI monitoring.

All searches or all mentions of the word FOIA or now they can, , transcribe an image into plain text and an AI can scan that. And then if you requested that FOIA with your own legal name, it wouldn't have been hard to triangulate you from there just with that info. I would think, without, like, help from X. And that is seriously hair raising.

And concerning, but I honestly think we're gonna see more and more of it.

Oh, yeah. Absolutely. This is and especially if we do not see accountability for what they just pulled on us with the COVID crimes against humanity and the efforts to exploit that to implement their agendas, then, they're already putting the infrastructures in place right now to exert that total control grid that we thought we narrowly escaped with the vax pass scheme. Go ahead, Sunny.

Yeah. There's just the thing, and we're not gonna see accountability. And why? Because.

The, the v, like, I can prove they're they're engaged in open fraud just by pointing you to the, the toxic exposure risk activity debacle at the VA. Right? Very simply, you have a federal agency that is committing open fraud and not acknowledging the known risk., the known risk. Right? And then liberally construing everything else. Right? So, like, we're not gonna consider the three, the three Moderna shots we forced into you unlawfully as a toxic exposure risk activity, but we're more than likely to consider your heart condition for the.

Household chemicals you were exposed to when you did custodial work in the military or, like, ,, , detail bathroom detail in the military. I'm not kidding. Like, you're talking about ridiculous, like, vaccine advocacy bias off the chain. But, like, the mecha the system does what it's meant to do. Right? But just on the surface, their claim is the reason they don't concede,.

An exposure for the, mRNA injections is because there's no scientific and medical evidence that supports the conclusion that they resulted in long term health effects. Well, mean, we know they killed some people. We know they caused, like, they admit harm. Like, it they admit harm. The real reason why the real reason why is because they want to cover up the harm.? Like, it's obvious. It's not it's not it's not this the it's a it's very simple. And, like, so I was telling I left the post after, a couple of my, friends at military accountability, acquaintances anyway.

, they keep going up and talking to congress and, , people in there and they're like, , here's how we're get we need to do this, we need that. I'm like, no. No. Only thing this government has to do is stop committing fraud and we're covered. Right? They just gotta stop perpetuating fraud. The like, that's it right now. Like, we don't don't don't run distraction, like, by, like, saying we knew new legislation.

When we're dealing with open fraud that we can address right now. We can prove they have a fraudulent statement. They are continuing to perpetuate the fraud. Right? They wanna pivot the legislation because legislation is meaningless. Task force are just distractions. All of that is ridiculous when you when they're when they're committing obvious fraud. See? So, like, I don't give a damn about a task force. I don't give a damn about new legislation. You're not trying with you're still perpetuating an obvious fraud.

It's nothing but distraction. See, if you tell me you wanna set up a task force, and I can show you the fraud and all the evidence right now, and you're still insisted on a task force, you're not interested in fixing the problem. You're interested in avoiding it and delaying accountability. Alright? If I if you say I need to write new legislation when I could show you that you don't need new legislation, You just need to remove one fraudulent policy, and every single veteran that was unlawfully mandated would be covered for life.

Don't you the legislation already covers the veterans. It's the fraud that you're committing that prevents them from receiving the care and the benefits they deserve. Right? But no. No. They wanna they wanna listen to these people who are they wanna they wanna work with the perpetrators of the crime. And I'm sorry, but Operation Warp Speed, , we it was not the prior administration was just as guilty as the last, the Trump administration was just as guilty as the Biden administration. Okay?

And it both administrations are the uni party. Okay? It's like, we're not gonna get accountability from this these people. We're not gonna get it. But at the very least, we could prevent distractions and stay on the narratives that really truly challenge them. Don't let them delay with new legislation. Okay? And task force when you can catch them and they're literally perpetuating open fraud because that's ridiculous. Maybe we can talk about a task force, and or maybe we can talk about some new legislation once you go ahead and stop committing fraud. Right? I'll leave it there.

Yeah. I totally agree., that's what the whole thing has been about is delay, deflect, move the goalpost. You remember when it was 95% effective, and then it was ninety and two and done, and then it was three in three, six months, you need a mean, the goalpost delay deflect all along. It's it's all the same strategy. Avoid accountability as long as possible. Distract delay. Drip out little things. Oh, we're moving the hep b vaccine,.

From immediate at birth to two months, and then it's still not removed. It's just it's just we're not recommending it till two months, but it's still there., it's the same tactic on everything. They're you they're not gonna take any decisive action. They're gonna drip information out, give you little morsels that make you feel good, delay, deflect. And that's why we're here. We're here to call them out on that, to not let it ever die, let the truth stay, keep the stories here, and keep the pressure on. And we're never gonna stop doing that because.

We have to hold their feet to the fire. It's the only way that accountability will ever come.

But I see what Sunny's talking about with, , everybody just like we were talking about earlier, heralding these half measures and, , like, the motions, paying lip service to these things that don't actually achieve anything. And then the, , the so called influencers who are ostensibly on our side of this fight, touting those things as victories, it's all empty.

Very much so. And what makes it so infuriating is they think we're actually dumb enough to believe it. That just gets my goat. We are not stupid. We know what you're doing. And.

It's it's just yeah. It's horrible to have lost my husband, but I'll tell you one thing. He would be so infuriated that it's still happening and that people don't know and that people buy.

The crap that they're selling. It's just astounding.

Go ahead, Sam.

No. I wouldn't say that all the influencers know what they're doing. It's just, , look at the acronym MICE,.

M I c e. I won't say what it is, but it involves, what you the weaknesses and how to create an asset and compromise an individual based on, , money and, , greed and ego and all that good stuff. And so, , people get caught up in power, and a lot of times, , they kinda see the writing on the wall.

, we're in we know we know that, like, for me, I know that I'm an extreme underdog.?, I'm not gonna talk about my personal career, but, , I've left? I'm happily I'm happily separated from my, previous employer, , and moving on to different things and, or in the process of separation. And, , I had a very, very good job. I had a very, , great setup and but, , I just I had this increasing feeling, and if I keep going along with it and I ignore this, I'm a part of the problem. And as a Christian and.

Just, , I can't be part of this problem, , and, I felt like I just needed to separate myself from it, and but I never have truly felt like, I was gonna be victorious. It was more between me and God. I needed to do the very best I could and let God handle the rest. And like and I still continue to do that. I, , my wife constantly wants me to, drop it, , and, , kinda give in. But I always come back because I know that I know these issues are still important, and I know that we should I still feel like there's still more fight to be had,.

. And, , one day I might say something and the right person might hear it and it might it might it might mean something. But, for the most part, , we're we're dealing with a situation where the people are just worn out by the truth,.

, and they're really programmed to just look for the next distraction. Right? They're they're addicted to these ongoing revelations, , and just the media cycle that goes on and they're caught up in that rather than being focused on something like a like I always say, I've always brought it up, like, the toxic exposure risk activity issue with the Department of Veterans Affairs is a awesome angle in the fight for the COVID crimes. Right? It's an awesome angle because it they are in a indefensible position.

When you look at the legal nuances, and then you look at just, like, the political leverage of these veterans being already admittedly unlawfully mandated to take the shots. Alright? And the idea is it this wouldn't do anything but, like, give them an examination and medical opinion to determine if the shots caused them harm individually. Right? So it's it's it's such an egregious thing they're doing. Right? But that's a reason why they just hope people don't pay attention. And, unfortunately, ,.

Some of the bigger players that could actually make a difference with this, information, , haven't avoided it because they're not gonna get access, , and you but you can't trade integrity for access. You're setting yourself up for failure there. That's all I'm gonna say.

So you say you wanna get this to the right people. Who is it you think can action this? Do you need a legal team to take this to,.

Like, the VA or what would No. No. The only thing only thing that has to happen is literally the VA, so, like, no legislation required. Right? The only thing stopping the veterans from being covered for this is a literally a fraudulent policy that the VA secretary could just say remove, and guess what? Now all the claims processors are automatically going to have to,.

Consider the shots as a toxic exposure risk activity because that's what they are. By definition, they are a toxic exposure risk activity. The only prevents the only thing preventing them from being recognized is that is a policy that says you're not allowed to. Right? And so the VA secretary could remove it because he's already been given congressional approval to do so. And that is in the spirit of the law that promised to address comprehensive toxins. Right? Well, guess what? That injection is one. So to fix the problem is literally.

People just need to expose it with people with a platform. Unfortunately, that has not happened yet. It has not happened. The best the most the most has been brought to it is Shaq went on the high wire and about it briefly. They didn't really get it. And I did a podcast with Fetch for Freedom, which I do believe is still their one of their largest podcast. But, that was like 20, 000 views on Rumble., we need, , millions of people to pick up on it and we need the actual community to engage in this. The problem is yeah. I think it gets ignored.

Because of how effective it would be. It doesn't give them any escape route. Right? They're committing fraud and they can just remove the policy, but then guess what? You've just admitted the truth. The shots are toxic exposure risk activity and the fallout of that is enormous. Right? But they created that weakness in their armor, and, , I think that we should, we should definitely exploit it because, , you just can't they can't keep perpetuating that fraud. Right? And at some point, they're gonna have to cover these veterans that they already admitted to being unlawfully mandated.

Right? But we want it we don't want it to be distracted ten years down the line, twenty years down the line. We want them to go ahead and do it or at least do it now. It shouldn't be outside of the conversation because people want access. Because, , think about it just like this. Right? If the VA admits the truth that it's a toxic exposure risk activity, right, that falls back on operation warp speed.

That's what I was gonna say. And see the tweet I pinned to the nest. Which is more important to Donald Trump? The legacy of operation warp speed or the legacy of Donald Trump. And I think that's what this is gonna come down to. He can't have it both ways. He does not get both. He can either protect his legacy or the legacy of these shots. But if he protects the shots, his legacy is not gonna look too good.

That's why I think they put Doug Collins in as the VA secretary. I think he's literally there to block it., I can't prove that, but he's like a ultra political hack grandstanding loyalist.

I think you're a 100% right there. And as long as he's sitting atop that, there's not gonna be no movement, because he is a political loyalist, and he's gonna keep Donald Trump in his mind from having to make the decision that Chelsea just described. Because if you can deflect till twenty years down the road and these veterans by and large have died or been tempted to commit suicide because they're suffering so much so they can get $450, the problem goes away that far down the road. They've just gotta sit on it long enough.

Echoes of the $9, 000 stipend for burial if you conceded that your loved one died of COVID.

Those It's all about delaying and deflecting long enough for the problem to go away.

I think I think that's.

Really important is to tie Trump's Trump's obviously not concerned about winning another election and doesn't seem to pay this issue much heed. But if we make it painfully clear that he cannot have it both ways, I believe his, , his personal legacy has more weight to him than these shots if he can acknowledge that these shots actually caused more harm than good.

Yeah. To put it another way, if we can weaponize his own ego against him to be and again, no, this is not a negative observation. This is just an observation. He has a huge ego. And so his legacy is gonna be extremely important to him. So if we can weaponize that ego, potentially, we might be able to get some movement. Maybe. Yep. But these.

The people who wanna have it both ways and pay half ass lip service to this issue so as not to upset their hopeful role in the Trump circle or whatever it is that drives people to downplay this when we all know how critical it is. Make it unacceptable. Make it unpalatable for them to do that. Like, how can they maintain their cred and do that? And make it uncomfortable for those influencers too.

Hey. Look at look at my pen tweet. You're gonna see I got it in there. Literally, the first day he came in the office and talked about accountability, I literally followed up, with this tweet. I did an article. Like, yeah, Ivan Ranklin told him to enter, like, he need to talk Bisani. Like, I, like, you couldn't have possibly made more effort to get the guy on board. Like, it's just so clear, . Just look at my pen tweet. It like, it's it's ridiculous we're even here at this point. But, like, , so many people were so hopeful, of this administration coming in the.

The medical freedom movement. And, , this has been so much disappointment. And, , I think that they really made a big pretty big kill shot with a big beautiful bill at, like you got operation what is it? Project Genesis coming out., , the guy, if you follow him, Michael Yon, he was on a, interview the other day with, I think it was the Health Ranger,.

And he said it perfectly. And he said it perfectly. He said, and keep in mind, I voted for Trump twice. Okay? It wasn't till operation warp speed and the COVID thing I started to figure out what's going on. So, like, I'm not, like, somebody who's, like? But he said it perfectly. He's like, if you think of Trump, if you don't think of him as, like, under, like, this particular if you think of him as a traitor that is literally trying to sell off the country, everything he does makes sense.

Michael Young said that to the health ranger. And if you do, he said, no. Just seriously, write it down. Think of it that way. Change your paradigm. Right? And if you think of it that way, every single move he makes perfect sense then. It does not make sense anymore.

And so much of this has not made any good sense. And, yeah, I share I share your disappointment, Anna, of so many other people who really believed that seeing this administration into power would be the remedy to these things. And we get these small victories, and I am not turning my nose up at those. I'm so glad that we have withdrawn from the WHO. They continue their global pandemic treaty scheme, and we will not be a part of that. So at least there's that. But Trump is still speaking at the WEF in January. So, definitely good with the bad and a bit of mixed messaging,.

And we just have to, I think, keep that pressure on. And until there's movement on these things, withdraw support to that's really the only leverage we have. Withdraw any support, for these half measures and don't tolerate the, , the touting of really nothing getting done as victories.

Yeah. The control grid they're building is like a death blow. It's kinda like it's kinda like it doesn't matter how many good things they do when they're, they're gonna throw us in the slaughterhouse at the end. And I'm sorry, but no administration puts you in the systems they're gonna do that believes in freedom and liberty. Right? And that you wouldn't do it because, , even if you were the had the best intentions at heart, that it could fall into the wrong hands. You don't build, , a basically, what is, , the.

The AI panopticon. Right? It's it's a it's a it's a digital open air prison that's literally being built right under us and exponential rates. And that's kinda like the point, I think, here. A good I don't know if you guys have checked it out. A really good book that I'm going through right now is one by David Hughes called, COVID nineteen psychological operations in the warfare technocracy. It's actually an excellent, source to kinda look at, everything that's happened over the past few years and kinda where it's going. Really, really great book. I'm gonna.

I'm doing a course with Brad Miller, a big name, and with the declaration of military accountability. He's doing it on IPAC University or ICANN, I forget what the name of it is, but it's called Lenture As Resistance, and it's one of the main books of the nonfictions we're looking at. And, really, it's just an amazing book that, I think that's even available on open access. But, again, that's, COVID nineteen psychological operations and the warfare technocracy. And really, the COVID op has never ended. It's still going on. And, it is a, it's a totalitarian technocracy.

And they're pushing this into a dystopian hellhole from which there is no return. And, , we have to fight. We have to fight. And it is the fight's gotta be, I agree, withdraw support, but even more or less become the opposition become the opposition. So many people, awesome people, , they understood these things that hey, vote for the lesser evil. But, , now I think we're seeing that it's just the evil that is on both sides, and we need to kinda just clean house. Right. It's like, what? My techno.

Dystopian control grid is better than your techno dystopian control grid, but everyone's getting digitally enslaved either way. And no, that's not what anybody voted for here.

Yep. That's it. And we gotta fight that.

With every single fiber of our being or it gets very dark from here. I think most people still have absolutely no clue the degree to which absolute totalitarian control over every aspect of our lives is actually feasible and possible right now. And right now they're all chomping at the bit for who gets to hold the keys. And the answer that we want to see is nobody. Nobody gets those keys because we refuse to be digitally enslaved in this way.

Amen. Absolutely. And I want to say to people, , this is a very heavy subject, but I can tell you this. At your local level, you can still have freedom even with what they're attempting to bring because that's where they're gonna have trouble penetrating down to that level. They really are. That's why they're trying to push people into the fifteen minute cities. Even where I live, they're building massive, massive apartment complexes. And, , in the little town that's got, like, 30 to 40, 000 people,.

They built no less than I lost count, six or seven around the periphery of this town. And when I drive by them now that it's getting dark earlier, you can see that maybe 10 of these massive complexes have people in them. And the money is coming from outside. So what they're trying to do is centralize people into these population centers even down near the small town areas because that's the only way that they can digitally enslave everyone because there are still people that aren't online, that aren't choosing to go and get a digital ID.

And so you can be a thorn in their side down at your local level. Don't no matter how good a deal it is to be able to get one of those apartments that look all nice and have all the amenities, don't go there. Find a house. Find somewhere not population center. Make sure you maintain your sovereignty. Get to know your neighbors where you are and start to network with them. Buy from your local farmers. It will make it much harder for them to exert this control grid that they want to have. So you can fight back. You really can.

Thank goodness for that. Ernest, are you back with us? Would you like to say a few words? How are you doing?

Our space has been so buggy all night. People have been dropping and coming back.

Hey. No. Just I ate, and I got back. I got phone calls., my phone never stops. So I just got off the phone a little while ago and thought I'd come and listen a little bit more. How's everybody doing?

Well, , it's been a really heavy evening, but a really good conversation. And I think it's I think it's helped a lot of people, and I think we've gotten a lot of really good information out there. And we've identified the problem, . We need to absolutely hammer this administration on these things and not play patty cake and pretend that half measures are actually getting us anymore.

Yes. And we need to make people understand that yeah. This, I'm I'm glad the meeting with.

The FDA went well, but I don't want people to start thinking we're there. We're at the end finish line. No. We're not. We just had the starting line. It's I appreciate that they gave me the time to speak to them and that they came out with the papers, admitting everything. But like I said, a lot of people ask me, how do you feel, and how do you feel? I don't feel anything. I'm grateful that they did, but this there's not there's no time to celebrate right now. Not till I see something actually being done, something being accomplished after what they admitted.

Then once I see that, then I'll celebrate.

They can't kill children and then just say, oh, well, okay. We killed children and then just move on without accountability. They can't do that, and we can't allow them to do that.

No, ma'am. Of course not. We need like I said too, we need convictions. I know a lot of people wish death and this and that. I know. They did that. They murdered my son. Yes. But I want convictions. Death is too quick and simple for them. I want them to be arrested, locked up for the rest of their life, stripped of all their finances because that's the only way we can they that's the only time we can affect them because that's their whole god, their money, their bank accounts,.

And give that back to the people. Give it to the all my vaccine injured.? Do that. Do something like that, then I will be happy.

Oh, I would love to see that. All the pharma profits from the shots, which were billions and billions of dollars, go to research for the vax injured because there are untold numbers of people suffering. A lot of them don't even connect the dots and identify it to the shots that they're still taking. And these people are going to be suffering very badly, I believe. And if we don't embark on that research, then the death and suffering that we've seen will again be the tip of the iceberg to what goes on.

In earnest? Oh, yes, ma'am. Because excuse me. I'm sorry. But I was gonna say too, because when I was there, I took a vaccine injured friend of mine, Lindsey Paul. We had paperwork. We had everything, and we showed how much it cost for her to do her treatments. And then I and he goes, well, I'm not a doctor. I don't know what you expect me to do with this. I said, well, you need to give it to somebody that can do something then. You're in position. I said, in here, and I gave him more paperwork. I said, me? I've known you for so many years.

I said, I fought for my son and for my vaccine injured. Well, here's my medical records. I said, I was diagnosed, and it's finally down on the record that I am also vaccine injured. I said, I always put myself at the end of the bus. I take care of my people first. And he goes, what, Ernest? I said, yes. I said, now look at what my friend pays for treatments. I said, where do you expect me to get that money for treatment? I can't afford that. And he, , I kinda called him off guard. I said, okay. And I'm not the only one.

I have vaccine injured living in their car, don't have any places to live. Where are we getting the finances for this? And I even told them, if you people here in DC can't do it, I said, find me the funds and resources so I can take care of my people. That way they won't be forgotten. And, , just I laid it out there.? I had to tell them the truth. I'm I'm getting tired of being so nice and sweet.? We talked we had a good conversation. I didn't get it. I everyone knows me. I don't get out of hand,.

But I put the point across. I put the truth out there. I showed them on paperwork. Not just listen to what I say. No. I showed them on paperwork, and I did the same thing with the FDA. And I appreciate the FDA. Marty and Tracy, they gave us three hours when people normally give us thirty minutes. And we're the ones that cut the meeting short because Lindsay we hadn't ate all day. We had a bunch of meetings. And Lindsay says, honey, I'm hungry. We gotta go. I said, alright. And we left, and it was already 07: 00 at night when we left. And Marty McCary was going to another meeting.

So I that's why I said I hand it to him because he didn't he didn't punch out at 05: 00. He was still working. So I gotta hand him hand that to him.

Ernest, I love what you did there, and I just want to say, I think that's exactly right. Because those that money are ill gotten gains from people suffering., the vax injured, the vax dead, absolutely, that money needs to be clawed back and given to the people who have suffered. And I think the same thing is true for the hospital protocol survivors and for the families of the people like my husband. Not because I want that blood money. I don't want it. I want it to be the punishment.

You don't get to keep your ill gotten gains. And one prime example of that is Anthony Fauci. His net worth went up by $5, 000, 000 during the during the last five years.

And I Yes, ma'am.

That money came from Moderna because he has he owns he's a majority owner, stockholder in that. So that's the model on both sides. That money needs to be clawed back and taken away from them because a big part of their motivation to do what they did was for the money. Money is their god. And,.

Miriam, wasn't he the highest paid civilian in government.

Also? Yes. Yes. That's true. That's exactly true. And then I also threw it at them too. I said, it's not that I'm not doing what I do for money or profit. I've never asked for a dime from anybody. I've had all my follow and I told them, I said, my followers are the ones that donate occasionally to put gas in my truck so I can travel.

And then I said, but I don't want the money. If I do win a lawsuit, I said, I want that money, I would build clinics across the country., one on the East Coast, one on the West, at least to get some treatment till my vaccine injured. I said, if you can't do that for me, at least find a way to financially help me get a 18 wheeler, a medical unit that I can drive around the country. I drive around the country anyway. I said, give me a medical unit so I can at least take treatment to those who cannot move, who cannot travel.? It's not about me. It's about us.

I wanna get this done for our people because they've been left behind. They're being swept under the carpet, and nobody cares. COVID's over with. Okay. No., let's go back to our life. And they forgot about everybody that's left on the sidelines, all the injured, everybody that's been affected by this damn bioweapon they released on us. I haven't, and I will not stop. I want I wanna make sure I make them there in DC remember that I'm still here, and I'm still fighting.

For everyone, not just myself, not just my son, but for everyone that I know. Little Maddie that Gary is number one because I feel like she's my own daughter. I love that little girl so much, and they haven't done a damn thing. Excuse me. They haven't done anything for that poor little girl, and she's still suffering.

Hey, Ernest. Don't apologize. That's righteous anger, and you're exactly right in saying it, and thank you for saying it.

And also, what a beautiful thing that you're doing to honor your son and to fight for justice for him, and not just for him, but for every single person who's been harmed by these crimes against humanity. I really I know it's it's a tireless, thankless job, and I know it.

As empowering as invigorating as it is to be getting things done, it's also it's soul crushing to.

To go through this knowing you can never get back what was lost. And I just I admire what you're doing, and I really appreciate it. And I'm glad you came on tonight.

Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate that.

I don't I don't know how many people appreciate how courageous you have to be to do this, to speak out about these things when it's still very much not politically correct and everybody wants to look the other way and move on. And you take a lot of flack for it, and sometimes it feels like Sisyphus rolling a boulder up the mountain, but we believe we are in the right. We know we are in the right, and we will continue in this fight even when it even when the going is so tough. I'm just grateful that all of you are so tenacious and courageous. I really do think.

They are going to have to acknowledge the true scale of what's happened, and I really hope that it's sooner than later.

Yes, ma'am. Of course. Like I said, I don't do anything to please myself or to profit in any way. Or yeah., I'm the type, if I if I feel like I'm doing something right, I'm gonna do it whether I please everyone or not. If I believe I'm doing the right thing, I'm gonna continue doing it. And like I said, hopefully, before things get worse for me or whatever, I wanna be able to say, look, at least we all got what we wanted. We all won the fight. I wanna see the end of the battle before my time's up. But, hopefully, I'll hopefully, I will see it in my lifetime.

We're all praying for that.

I don't know. I think that's a really high note to maybe wind down on. I'm not seeing any further requests, and I know it's getting late on the East Coast.

How do you feel about that protocol, Widow? I'm seeing thumbs up for Miriam. Yeah? Alright. Anyone on stage, would you like to have final thoughts before we wind up? We'll go to our cohost for final words and then wrap it up.

I'm just gonna say before.

I know, like, for me, it's holidays. It's it's it's just it's never gonna be the same. I don't know. It's it's tough, and I think that we're all feeling kinda that way. So we gotta hang on to each other and get through this together because it sucks. I'm just gonna be honest. I don't like it, but I love you all.

Yeah. The holidays are particularly difficult for all of us, and I know we'll all be here for each other and, for what small consolation that is in the face of everything we're we're doing. It means a very lot, and I'm very grateful for all of you. Thanks so much for coming tonight, everyone. Protocol widow and then Mary.

Thank you, guys, all of you for being here, tolerating me as I rant and rave.

You guys are my Saturday night crowd.

That means a lot. It means a lot more than. And I'm really glad that you're here. I'm glad that you come back, and I hope you still continue to come back. And if you've got a friend who's like, what the heck are you doing Saturday nights? Maybe they need to get introduced to what's really been going on. If they can handle it, bring them bring them on. We'll be nice. We won't be mean. At least I won't, not right away. But be safe. Here on the East Coast, there's a lot of fog, lot of rain. If you're out here, be careful. Be careful regardless.

We don't know what's going on, but there's a lot of anger in the world. Whatever you do, be careful. See you next week. Thank you all for coming.

Thanks so much, Marion.

Thought that's bolder. Got it. Got it. Mike was giving me a hard time. But I just wanna say it has been.

A heavy week, but yet being here tonight, it's just having the conversation and sharing and putting things together and knowing that others see what we are seeing and are committed to the fight, it just it gives me another boost, a second wind. And I'm I'm very, very thankful for that because, , I know nothing's gonna bring our loved ones back, but I also know that this is our purpose. This is our fight. This is the fight of our lives and of our generation. And we have to do this. We have to make sure that it's not forgotten and that there is accountability.

And I feel very buoyed by what has been shared here tonight. And I just wanna thank you all for it. And I'm really looking forward to seeing you again next week. Just thank you all so very much, and I'll see you then.

Thank you so much, Miriam. I feel so blessed to be in such good company and have really just the best cohost and the best panel I possibly asked for. It's been a really good discussion tonight. I think we've we've made a lot of good points, got a lot of good information out there, and we've heard some really tragic stories. And I hope these reach some people and make them think again about what they were subjected to during COVID and why that is so wrong, and why we all need to band together and demand accountability for these horrific crimes against humanity. X will delete this.

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