Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another Speaker 1: CHBMP Speaker 1: space. Speaker 1: Please give us a few minutes to get situated, Speaker 1: and we will get started. Speaker 1: Welcome to my cohosts, Speaker 1: protocol widow and Miriam Beltknap, Speaker 1: who should be Speaker 1: accepting their invites any second now. Protocol widow, I see you're on. Oh, and Miriam's on too. Good to see you guys. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 2: I personally am ready to build an arc just today, but, Speaker 3: okay so far. Speaker 2: How about you, Miriam? Speaker 3: It was looking like that here, although our rain didn't last quite long enough to spur me to build an arc, but, Speaker 3: maybe it's because I had four feet of water earlier in the year, and it just didn't look so bad comparatively. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 2: Generally speaking, this sounded terrible until I think about, well, you know, five months ago. Speaker 3: Exactly. Isn't it funny how almost everything is relative like that? Oh, well. Exactly. Speaker 1: It has been quite a year too, hasn't it? Speaker 3: It sure has, and what an understatement. Right? Speaker 2: I you know, I think they've done they've done this to us on perp they. Notice the big they. I always say they like it's somebody else's fault, but somebody's doing something. Speaker 3: Yeah. That's a that's a definite yes. Speaker 1: Yeah. It certainly seems like a lot of, Speaker 1: a lot of Speaker 1: what we're experiencing Speaker 1: now is still, Speaker 1: cascading Speaker 1: from what we were subjected to over the course of the last five years, weather, Speaker 1: notwithstanding. Speaker 2: Personally, I mean, I think that the weather is probably just one of those Speaker 2: straws Speaker 2: that kinda break Speaker 2: the back of, you know, the stress. Speaker 2: Can't help but think that a lot of the other stuff, Speaker 2: politically, Speaker 2: internationally, Speaker 5: monetarily, Speaker 2: I feel like Speaker 2: it's on purpose. Speaker 2: Constant Speaker 2: barrage. Speaker 2: Now it's not entirely Speaker 2: impossible Speaker 2: that social media has made it a constant barrage Speaker 2: because we're all tied in now and we didn't used to be. Speaker 2: You know, when you think back to the Speaker 2: nineties, Speaker 2: we weren't tied in like this. Now we are. Speaker 1: Right. There used to be, like, the evening news, and you would catch up on the day's events or, you know, the morning, good morning America or whatever people watch back in the day. Like, once a day, you would catch up and then, you know, you kind of leave that and go about your life until the next day. Whereas now with social media, it's always there's always something breaking in your face. Speaker 3: You are so right. You both are so right. Speaker 3: Without a doubt, I I think, Speaker 3: you know, Speaker 3: it's strange that Speaker 3: the way the media was then almost shielded us from Speaker 3: from, I'm sure, more than we wanted to know even then. Speaker 3: But now that same, Speaker 3: media, it isn't the same media, but media, a the media, Speaker 3: writ large Speaker 3: seems to be the one, Speaker 3: even the quote alternative media that just we just get no break from it, the constant barrage of what's going on. Speaker 2: Right. If you, Speaker 2: it's hard for some people Speaker 2: because they make a living on the Internet. Speaker 2: Sometimes it has to do with the Speaker 2: content coming in. Speaker 2: Chelsea is a prime example of that. Speaker 2: Her research is continual, Speaker 2: her being tied in is continual. Speaker 2: Miriam is the same way. Speaker 2: That Speaker 2: you need that constant stream of Speaker 2: content Speaker 2: in order to continue to do the work that you do. Speaker 2: If you can afford Speaker 2: to take Speaker 6: all but an hour out of your day Speaker 6: and just do an hour of media, Speaker 6: it's Speaker 2: amazingly Speaker 2: liberating, Speaker 2: just Speaker 2: amazingly Speaker 2: liberating. Speaker 2: For me, Speaker 2: that's my plan for this Speaker 2: next month because of where I am in my travels Speaker 2: of history and my own personal history. Speaker 2: I'm not going to allow myself to be sucked into Speaker 2: too many things. Speaker 2: And I I started that journey Speaker 2: probably Speaker 2: two weeks ago, but each week I have pared it down just a little bit more. Speaker 2: And, Speaker 2: it is liberating. Speaker 2: It is terrible for me because Speaker 2: I am a radio person. I like to listen to the radio. I like to have a constant stream of noise in the background. Speaker 2: And every time I turn my radio on in the morning, particularly on the weekdays, Speaker 2: the first thing I think is, Speaker 2: wonder what they've done to screw up our country more. Speaker 2: I'm just so afraid of what I'm gonna hear when I turn it on. Speaker 3: Boy, is that Speaker 3: just emblematic Speaker 3: of, I think, of of all of us because Speaker 3: we've now been conditioned to Speaker 3: and Speaker 3: sadly, Speaker 3: not unreasonably Speaker 3: conditioned Speaker 3: to wonder, okay. What are they gonna Speaker 3: what are we gonna find out that they dumped on us or done to our country today? Speaker 3: And it's not unreasonable. I wish it was. Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't Speaker 2: I don't think we're ever gonna see an end to that. Speaker 2: I mean, there was, Speaker 2: there is Speaker 2: a mantra that's starting to form. Maybe it's been forming Speaker 2: for the last year and a half and I'm just now Speaker 2: really getting to the point where I'm accepting it, Speaker 2: that we will never go back to the old normal. Speaker 2: This will be Speaker 2: our new normal Speaker 2: from now on, Speaker 2: and that's frightening. Speaker 3: Yeah. I I think Speaker 3: and sadly, I I tend to agree with you. Speaker 3: I don't think that Speaker 3: I don't think we can Speaker 3: go back simply because Speaker 3: the plan Speaker 3: that they have is Speaker 3: advancing. So we Speaker 3: we have to stand against that and Speaker 3: and Speaker 3: be cognizant of it even though it is so wearing, Speaker 3: so tiring, Speaker 3: so difficult, but it but we have a duty to ourselves and to the coming generations to Speaker 3: to, Speaker 3: you know, have a strategy like you and Speaker 3: to make sure that we are able to stand even if it means taking a brief break, but always getting back in the fight. And I think you're 100% right on that one. Speaker 2: That was one I didn't wanna be right on Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: more and more, Mary and you and I and Chelsea Speaker 2: and Deborah and Lori and Speaker 2: Marie, we're Speaker 2: we're right too often now, Speaker 2: and it's not good right. Speaker 3: No. Speaker 3: It's not something that you can take any pleasure in. That's for sure. Speaker 6: No. Speaker 1: No. Especially not when you've been called, Speaker 1: doomers Speaker 1: and and black pillars about some of the things that are just, coming to light now. Speaker 2: And some of the things that are coming to light right now Speaker 2: have been talked about Speaker 2: either by us or by Speaker 2: people like us. Not like us because we're not normal anymore. Speaker 2: People like me. I don't know about Chelsea or Miriam, but people like me, Speaker 2: decades Speaker 2: behind on learning, particularly about the health stuff. Because, you know, I apologize, Speaker 2: but I'm Speaker 2: I'm very Speaker 2: honed in on the health stuff right now. If it's health related, I need to know what it is, what directions it's going in because that's what killed Steve, Speaker 2: my inability to see around that corner. Speaker 2: And so Speaker 2: everything that Speaker 2: everything that comes up Speaker 2: in that stream of continual content, Speaker 2: you always or at least you do once you start realizing what's going on or or you realize that that something is going on, Speaker 2: you you're like, Speaker 2: okay. Darn. I didn't know. Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. I probably should have seen that coming. You know, it's like that. You have that little Speaker 2: word salad in your head. You know, it's like, darn. I didn't see that. Yeah. Probably did. Speaker 2: You know? Speaker 8: Yeah. Speaker 8: It's like you're, Speaker 3: hypervigilant Speaker 3: all the time as far as, Speaker 3: I do need to please take a look at that because Speaker 3: I might miss something, Speaker 3: because I missed something before. Speaker 3: It it changes your whole Speaker 3: outlook. It's it's difficult. Speaker 3: Like you said, taking an hour that it's it's Speaker 3: you know, you need to because no human can can live with the constant barrage without it taking a toll. Speaker 3: But at the same time, you also know Speaker 3: you've got to stay connected. Keep because you you don't want to miss something. Speaker 3: That's Speaker 3: the thing that has been still instilled in all of us now through through what we've lived. Speaker 3: So it is a Speaker 3: stressful balancing act that you have to do all the time. And, Speaker 3: that's part of quote, like you said, protocol, the new normal. Speaker 2: You know, it's interesting the way you just put that because it reminded me of Steven. Speaker 2: Because like I said, I'm I'm a radio geek, you know, Speaker 2: conservative radio stuff. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: drove Speaker 2: him Speaker 2: nuts. Speaker 2: He hated that I had the radio on from the time I got up till just before bed. I didn't watch Fox. I did I just listened to the radio, Speaker 2: and it was all conservative talk. Speaker 2: And he would get so angry. I don't know why you listen to that stuff. Speaker 2: Everybody's talking about it, and nobody's doing a damn thing. I Speaker 2: didn't even bother to explain to him. Speaker 2: You know, they can talk all they want, but it's up to the politicians to do something, quote unquote. Speaker 2: And now here we sit, boys and girls, Speaker 2: trying to get Speaker 2: these conservative Speaker 2: voices Speaker 2: that are so Speaker 2: well known with their big megaphones, Speaker 2: and they can't come near Speaker 2: any of the topics that we will discuss tonight, Speaker 2: not even Speaker 2: close. Speaker 2: The mere mention of one or two words Speaker 2: will have them shut you down Speaker 2: immediately. Speaker 2: So there they are in their little Speaker 2: golden towers, Speaker 2: and they are afraid Speaker 2: of taking the hard Speaker 2: questions Speaker 2: on Speaker 2: while they act on their shows Speaker 2: like they're dealing with the hard questions Speaker 2: while they hide Speaker 2: from the hard questions, the really hard questions. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: they are Speaker 2: they are Speaker 2: part of the reason Speaker 2: that we lost so many people, Speaker 2: both in COVID and in the vaccines, Speaker 2: because they Speaker 2: were bought and paid for somehow, Speaker 2: whether it's because of the Speaker 2: networks they work under, not necessarily the channels, but the networks the channels belong to, I suspect have a lot to do with it. Now that doesn't Speaker 2: give Speaker 2: any pass to somebody, Speaker 2: who has their own platform. Speaker 2: You know, I I wouldn't mention too many names, Blaze, Glenn Beck, but, you know, there's, Speaker 2: there's something to be said for those kind of platforms. Speaker 2: But the real heroes Speaker 2: have been the little Speaker 2: the little Speaker 2: guys and gals who have their own radio shows Speaker 2: and aren't afraid Speaker 2: to say the the important things. Speaker 2: We've met a lot of them, and they're right out in front, and they'll tell you the down and dirty Speaker 2: every time, and they'll talk to you. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: that may be to their detriment because that may be why you don't Speaker 2: the average person doesn't know about Speaker 2: those shows, those podcast, Speaker 2: because they're being censored into oblivion, Speaker 2: because they have been so Speaker 2: complicit with people like us, whether it's us in Speaker 2: the COVID space Speaker 2: or Speaker 2: us Speaker 2: in childhood vaccine space. Speaker 2: Because if you look, Speaker 2: children's health defense is the only Speaker 2: really large platform Speaker 2: that will entertain Speaker 2: our conversation. Speaker 2: But they've been in this medical freedom fight for a really long time. And they put the two and two together because of that. Speaker 2: They weren't as surprised as we were Speaker 2: because they they've seen it coming. Speaker 3: Yeah. Speaker 3: And I really am appreciative of that, but you you can still see that, Speaker 3: even as long as they've been in the fight, it gives us a glimpse Speaker 3: of how long this fight is likely to be. Mhmm. Speaker 2: No doubt. You are so right, Mary. Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, this has been planned for Speaker 1: decades, Speaker 1: at least, I believe, and, and many people are just catching up. So Speaker 1: we really have to be relentless Speaker 1: about Speaker 1: all of the things that we've learned and making sure other people are aware of it. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 2: I just I'm corresponding Speaker 2: for everybody here Speaker 2: who's not on board with everything yet or if you're just now tuning in. Speaker 2: I'm on I'm I'm corresponding Speaker 2: gently as I can Speaker 2: with a woman whose husband was killed Speaker 2: two freaking Speaker 2: months ago, Speaker 2: 2025, Speaker 2: July Speaker 2: 2025. Speaker 2: And it doesn't even appear Speaker 2: that he had a positive COVID test, but they ran the COVID protocol on him anyway Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: her their kid got sick, Speaker 2: then she got sick, Speaker 2: then he got sick. Speaker 2: The two adults ended up at the hospital, Speaker 2: and at that time, neither one of them tested positive for COVID. Speaker 2: They kept him. Have we ever heard this before? Speaker 2: And they just barraged him Speaker 2: with oxygen. Speaker 2: And the next thing you know, he needs to be vented. Speaker 2: And then it just goes downhill, Speaker 2: just like every other time. Speaker 2: And I can't tell you that he ever tested positive for COVID, but they treated him as a COVID patient, and they killed him just the same. Speaker 2: And that just happened Speaker 2: July Speaker 2: 2025. Speaker 2: And this poor lady Speaker 2: is, Speaker 2: I have to say she did something I did not do and I really wish I had. She got an autopsy. Speaker 2: And, of course, it's too early. She's not gonna have she might get her general physical autopsy back, but I know from one of our other widows that it can take a year to get the talks back. Speaker 2: So she's not going to have those answers. Everybody Speaker 2: weigh in when you get a chance. Speaker 2: She was told because it was a county hospital, she only had thirty days after his death to file a suit against the hospital. Speaker 2: Yeah. That's not how this works. Speaker 2: So, Speaker 2: I was trying to explain to her that I don't think, and she Speaker 2: needs to look maybe Speaker 2: at the Speaker 2: news conference that Scott Sherra held Speaker 2: after Speaker 2: his Speaker 2: loss Speaker 2: because there's a lot explained in that news conference that may help her understand Speaker 2: civil litigation Speaker 2: is probably not going to help her until or unless Speaker 2: that autopsy gives her something Speaker 2: really juicy to fight with. Because Speaker 2: the case that they had for Grace with no remdesivir Speaker 2: and no ventilator, Speaker 2: that was that should have been a clean-cut case. Should have been without a doubt a clean-cut case. Speaker 2: And, Speaker 2: obviously, we know that the way that came out. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2: I'm hoping that it'll help her Speaker 2: to know. Speaker 2: Calm down. You're not gonna be able to file any kind of anything if there's COVID on that death certificate. If it's not, Speaker 2: it's still going to be difficult because a malpractice case Speaker 2: in some states, Speaker 2: you can only Speaker 2: get $250,000 Speaker 2: and there is Speaker 2: a Speaker 2: let me think if I can remember the way Scott put this. Speaker 2: There's a cap. Speaker 2: If I remember correctly in Wisconsin, there's a cap Speaker 2: where the attorney who represents Speaker 2: the injured party Speaker 2: can only Speaker 2: charge 250,000. Speaker 2: At the same time, the Speaker 2: the biggest award would be 250,000. Speaker 2: So most Speaker 2: malpractice Speaker 2: attorneys are like, Speaker 2: unless it's really egregious Speaker 2: because they're just not gonna spend their time to do it. Now there is a possibility, Speaker 2: if it's really egregious, Speaker 2: there is another way to get a larger Speaker 2: payout. Speaker 2: Although, like in Scott's case, he just wanted to get it to a trial and get it all out there and and make a precedent out of getting the information. Not necessarily winning, but that would have been helpful, but getting the information out. Speaker 2: It seems to me the way they described it at the news conference was, Speaker 2: see, Speaker 2: the the attorneys said to the jury, Speaker 2: if you see fit to, Speaker 2: I wanna say, Speaker 2: award a $5,000,000 Speaker 2: award Speaker 2: to the Sherrins for the loss of their daughter, Speaker 2: you can do that. Well, Speaker 2: the state wouldn't have allowed Speaker 2: that to go through, Speaker 2: but there was some Speaker 2: legal wrangling Speaker 2: where Speaker 2: that would stand Speaker 2: as a win and then the Speaker 2: sharers could do Speaker 2: like an appeal. Speaker 2: They may never get it, but it would stand on the record as the amount of money they would have gotten. Speaker 2: Miriam, if I've got that backwards, please, Speaker 2: Clara or Chelsea, please clarify that for me. Or even Deborah. Deborah might have been listening to that that news conference as well. Speaker 3: I listened to it, but you're right. It does vary from state to state. But, as far as, like, the malpractice is concerned because a lot of states had tort reform and, Speaker 3: you know, for for any lawyer, Speaker 3: the calculus is Speaker 3: how much is it gonna cost to get it to court and how much can I be awarded? Speaker 3: And Mhmm. If the award Speaker 3: is less than what, Speaker 3: you know, what the whatever the amount is legally allowed is is less Speaker 3: than what it's going to cost or even the same, Speaker 3: they're not gonna take that risk. It's a calculus. It's you know the sad thing that most people don't realize because of what the media does and the movies show you. Speaker 3: They don't realize that the legal system is just that. It's legal. And they go they look at it as a cold and calculated Speaker 3: what can I win and are there is there any advantage to me doing this? They don't look at Speaker 3: what really happened, what the truth is, and what needs to get out there. Now I'm not saying that Warner Mendenhall didn't have a different outlook, but I'm saying the way that they're taught Speaker 3: is you look at it from a mechanical Speaker 3: standpoint. Speaker 3: So, you're probably gonna be very sorely disappointed if you're looking for justice from the legal system. Sorry. That's just the case. Speaker 3: And, you know, that's on the malpractice side. Speaker 3: On the other side, Speaker 3: as far as criminal, Speaker 3: those roads are pretty much blocked because d a's and a g's aren't going to risk their career Speaker 3: on Speaker 3: that kind of exposure. Speaker 3: They know that the pro pack is pretty much got Speaker 3: an ironclad lock on it. So it's it's very difficult, Speaker 3: if you look at going that route. Speaker 3: And I don't take any pleasure in saying that because, Speaker 3: you know, my husband was killed too. But, Speaker 3: that is the case of the system. So Speaker 3: you have to my attack has been Speaker 3: well, if I can't get legal justice, I will get the truth out so that maybe more people Speaker 3: can be saved and people can know the truth and avoid the murderous system because that's what it is. It's a murderous system. Speaker 3: I Speaker 1: believe that because Speaker 1: this is on the scale of a genocide Speaker 1: that it is crimes against humanity and all of the various, Speaker 1: limits on Speaker 1: statutes Speaker 1: and etcetera Speaker 1: do not apply. Speaker 1: And that when we succeed in raising awareness to the point that everyone Speaker 1: aware these things have gone on and and the degree to which these things have gone on, Speaker 1: then Speaker 1: accountability Speaker 1: will be inevitable. Speaker 1: And that that's that's why I work so hard to to raise awareness and to to make sure everyone that I come in contact with Speaker 1: knows that this has happened. Speaker 3: Such a nice cap on it there, Chelsea. That's exactly true true. And that's why, Speaker 3: you know we are using the type that we're using because Speaker 3: there is no statute on crimes against humanity. There's no statute of limitations Speaker 3: and we are working Speaker 3: to get the information out to do two things, to save lives Speaker 3: with knowledge and with truth, and then also to Speaker 3: archive Speaker 3: the losses that have already occurred Speaker 3: so that that accountability Speaker 3: can come. Speaker 3: So that those cove those COVID crimes against humanity can never be forgotten, Speaker 3: never be hidden, and be there Speaker 3: when the accountability comes. Speaker 1: VAERS is great, but it doesn't Speaker 1: have a lot of context. Speaker 1: So when we when we document these stories, we provide that context in the form of the firsthand account Speaker 1: from the the victim or the surviving loved one who witnessed this done to their family member or friend. Speaker 1: And I think it's those firsthand accounts that are Speaker 1: so compelling Speaker 1: and really Speaker 1: put, you know, put the pieces together in such a way anyone who listens to a few of these stories can get get a scope of what's actually been done. Speaker 2: The Speaker 2: I don't Speaker 2: my here's my, Speaker 2: conundrum. Speaker 2: I don't know Speaker 2: if Speaker 2: the average Speaker 2: normal person on the street, quote, unquote, Speaker 2: is if they've denied it this long, Speaker 2: particularly when you talk about the vax injuries, it's been easy to hide the hospital protocols Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: COVID, COVID did it. It was just a novel virus. Speaker 2: Vaxx injuries Speaker 2: are, Speaker 2: I think, more prevalent, Speaker 2: and they're in your face Speaker 2: when peep with because in the in the hospitals, Speaker 2: you didn't have video Speaker 2: of the shenanigans going on in the hospitals. Speaker 2: But with some of these injuries, Speaker 2: you've got video Speaker 2: of Speaker 2: the some of the things that are happening to these people who have been injured so bad, Speaker 2: which is then shown on social media. So Speaker 2: if it's not totally derided, Speaker 2: it is evidence. Speaker 2: And then the doctors, of course, are are really pushing the vaxx Speaker 2: injuries. Some not all doctors, obviously, but some. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: I do believe we're going to have Speaker 2: some kind of massive meltdown Speaker 2: if people understand it's Speaker 2: kind of sterile right now. Speaker 2: Oh, he died in the hospital. He had COVID. Speaker 2: So you say he died, and Speaker 2: that sounds really sterile. Speaker 2: You have Speaker 2: to almost hit people cross the face with what happened when he died. Speaker 2: And I don't know that they're gonna be able to handle what happened in the hospital Speaker 2: as a person just hearing the story. Speaker 2: I mean, we have to deal with it. We have to deal with what they did to our loved ones as we imagine the torture that they went through, the fear, Speaker 2: the loneliness, Speaker 2: the pain, Speaker 2: the abandonment Speaker 2: as their bodies were being Speaker 2: slowly destroyed from within, Speaker 2: and the people who were around them were not loved ones. Speaker 2: In most cases, they were masked, Speaker 2: sometimes in Speaker 2: almost space suits. Speaker 2: You've got the masks. You've got the visors. You've got helmets, depending on the hospital system. Speaker 2: The constant wondering I have, Speaker 2: did he know Speaker 2: that what they were giving him Speaker 2: was a sedative? Speaker 2: Did he Speaker 2: know that he wasn't just weak because he hasn't eaten? Speaker 2: Did he know that they were adding more and more sedatives to him? Speaker 2: Did he understand Speaker 2: or was he just thinking he was Speaker 2: getting sicker? Speaker 2: What did he hear? Speaker 2: Particularly after he was vented. Speaker 2: Then Speaker 2: some people say your hearing becomes Speaker 2: more Speaker 2: attuned Speaker 2: because he couldn't hear well when he was conscious. Speaker 2: If that's the case, what were they saying in that room when he was in there? What did he hear? Speaker 2: Did he hear them talking about when he died? Speaker 2: Did they hear him talking about his crazy wife? Speaker 2: Wait. You know? What did they hear? Speaker 2: We all have that Speaker 2: that we will never know those answers to. And the average person walking down the street who did not have a family member in a hospital Speaker 2: has no Speaker 2: idea what that feels like. And if we try to impress upon them Speaker 2: that Speaker 2: feeling, Speaker 2: they're liable to have a nervous breakdown Speaker 2: when they think about Speaker 2: the enormity Speaker 2: of how many people Speaker 2: that happened to Speaker 2: and their neighbor, Speaker 2: the ICU nurse, Speaker 2: was doing it. Speaker 2: Their doctor, Speaker 2: the guy who takes care of their heart or their pulmonology Speaker 2: needs, was doing it. Speaker 2: The people that they've trusted Speaker 2: in their health care system Speaker 2: were doing it. Speaker 2: Then you've got the the nurses and the doctors who are in totally unrelated fields, Speaker 2: whether it's podiatry Speaker 2: or Speaker 2: maybe obstetrics, Speaker 2: that didn't that didn't get involved in it, so they're unaware. Speaker 2: They might have heard Speaker 2: snippets where they're, like, wondering, nah. That can't be right, Speaker 2: only to find out later that it is right. Speaker 2: That's that's where we have a problem too Speaker 2: because we have so many Speaker 2: learned Speaker 2: professionals Speaker 2: who will argue that didn't happen. Speaker 2: So your first question when it didn't happen is Speaker 2: what department Speaker 2: did you work in Speaker 2: during COVID Speaker 2: if that person was not in ICU Speaker 2: or in the ER. Speaker 2: The ER was because they were feeding the ICU. Speaker 2: Those ER nurses Speaker 2: are the reason that some of our friends Speaker 2: knew that something was wrong. Speaker 2: Dalila was told by an Speaker 2: ER nurse, don't leave him alone. Speaker 2: They'll kill him. Speaker 2: And she helped him survive, Speaker 2: not well, Speaker 2: but she was there. Speaker 2: Gave him nine months and three hospitals, Speaker 2: but she wouldn't have known to do that if it hadn't been for an ER nurse. And the ER nurses were hanging the remdesivir. Speaker 2: They were figuring it out. So if those two Speaker 2: departments in a hospital Speaker 2: are not representing the person that you're talking to, Speaker 2: they will never understand Speaker 2: what it is until justice is done. Speaker 2: Lucas, Speaker 2: come on up. Speaker 9: Hey. I'm just trying to find the, the term Speaker 9: for, the systematic killing of people in hospitals. Speaker 9: I would imagine that most doctors and nurses Speaker 9: didn't believe they were actually killing people. They actually thought they were saving them or doing a good job. So I'm just I'm wondering what that term is. It's I think you're looking for iatroside. Speaker 9: Iatroside? Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: one of the Speaker 2: I I kinda wanna push back a little bit, Lucas. Speaker 2: It's also Speaker 2: in this case, Speaker 2: I mean, you can call it iatroside Speaker 2: because that's what the doctors and nurses were doing. Speaker 2: But the reason they were doing it was because they were threatened Speaker 2: by the administrators of the hospitals Speaker 2: that they worked in. If you do not follow Speaker 2: the protocol that is laid out in the computer by CMS, Speaker 2: you will either be removed from the hospital, Speaker 2: lose your hospital privileges, Speaker 2: or lose your career completely because we will turn you into Speaker 2: the medical board, and they have the right to take your license from you. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2: many of these Speaker 2: professionals Speaker 2: initially started out, Speaker 2: you know, doing what they were told because this is what they've learned under Obamacare, Speaker 2: is that if you don't do what the insurance companies and CMS tell you to do, somebody's gonna get their pee pee slapped. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2: they they've been doing what they were supposed to do. But in this case, Speaker 2: as they were adding things, many of them figured it out. That's why Speaker 2: you hear from doctors Speaker 2: and nurses who have left the hospitals completely Speaker 2: as part of the reason that you have such a shortage of nurses right now, because the the ones who Speaker 2: had critical thinking skills said this is bullshit. Speaker 2: And they tried to stick around for a while thinking they could change the system or save some patients. And when it didn't work out, Speaker 2: that's where hospital, Speaker 2: I like to say it's a new Speaker 2: add on to the the English lexicon, Speaker 2: hospital rescues. Speaker 2: And the the nurses and the doctors became involved in doing hospital rescues. Speaker 2: So, Speaker 2: yeah, there for a bit, you did have that. Speaker 2: But since Speaker 2: a lot of this stuff started in 2020, Speaker 2: within months, people were figuring out remdesivir Speaker 2: was killing people, Speaker 2: and the ventilator was killing the ones that remdesivir Speaker 2: wasn't killing, Speaker 2: because they were they started out using hydroxychloroquine. Speaker 2: And, yeah, they lost patients, Speaker 2: but not nearly the same amount of patients they lost when they started adding remdesivir. Speaker 2: And then the sedatives too. That Speaker 2: that is a death knell because they were depressing Speaker 2: the, Speaker 2: respiratory drive before they even got enough. Remdesivir Speaker 2: started Speaker 2: as they were Speaker 2: ramping up the oxygen Speaker 2: output from the wall, Speaker 2: and keeping food and water away from the patients completely. Speaker 2: So it was a full on assault Speaker 2: to the patient's body and completely destabilized it. Speaker 2: So, Speaker 2: but the democide Speaker 2: portion comes in because of the amount of money that had been guaranteed to the hospitals Speaker 2: to keep them from going bankrupt. Speaker 2: Those payouts wouldn't have happened Speaker 2: if it wasn't for the, Speaker 2: guarantees from CMS. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: so Speaker 2: the administrators Speaker 2: kept the doctors and nurses in line, and the administrators saw their bottom lines improve, Speaker 2: which improved their stock prices and their investment prices and Speaker 2: their actual money in their own pockets as they were getting their bonuses. Speaker 2: And then Speaker 2: the Speaker 2: the thing that I found out after the fact, like, Speaker 2: in 2023, Speaker 2: I think I found this out, Speaker 2: there's this misnomer that they that the Speaker 2: hospitals were only worried about getting those bonuses. Yes. The bonuses made sense. It was about the equivalent of having two people in the hospital and only having one care team, Speaker 2: at the same time laying off all the other people in the hospital. It was, Speaker 2: you know, if you look at it from a business standpoint, Speaker 2: they were rolling in dough. Speaker 2: But the other thing was if they did not do if the hospital Speaker 2: ignored Speaker 2: the protocol Speaker 2: or added to the protocol anything that was not within it in some way, Speaker 2: they endangered Speaker 2: not just that payout, Speaker 2: but they endangered the entire CMS Speaker 2: contract that hospital had, Speaker 2: which meant it would hit that hospital's bottom line Speaker 2: maybe for a couple of years. Speaker 2: And that Speaker 2: was the stick Speaker 2: that went with that carrot Speaker 2: of money. Speaker 2: Lucas, did you put your hand back up, or is it still up? Speaker 9: I did. Speaker 9: So these are just some of the terms that Speaker 9: I looked up, Speaker 9: that describe Speaker 9: some of the situation. Speaker 9: So, you know, you got Speaker 9: coercion, Speaker 9: duress, Speaker 9: where someone is forced to comply Speaker 9: with harmful actions under threat of severe consequences Speaker 9: such as personal destruction or harm. Speaker 9: In a broader systematic context, Speaker 9: this could also relate to oppression or a state of violence, Speaker 9: where Speaker 9: systemic structures enforce compliance with deadly measures through fear, punishment, Speaker 9: or existential threats. Speaker 9: And this is when it gets into, Speaker 9: totalitarianism Speaker 9: or force compliance, Speaker 9: and it leads straight into moral injury. If you don't Speaker 9: know what that is, Speaker 9: that's basically, Speaker 9: complying with something that goes against your conscience. Speaker 9: So it makes you actually a worse person Speaker 9: and, at least, inflicting harm on yourself and possibly even death. Speaker 9: And it goes into unwitting complicity. Speaker 9: So moral injury, real quick, Speaker 9: when someone believes they're acting morally, but later realizes that their actions cause harm to themselves or others Speaker 9: often due to deception or ignorance. Speaker 9: Complicity, Speaker 9: unknowingly participating in a harmful system. Speaker 9: Exploitation, Speaker 9: the system is deliberately manipulating individuals Speaker 9: to commit harm for profit. Speaker 9: And last one, false consciousness, believing one's actions serve a noble cause or purpose when they actually end up killing people and perpetuate harm for other for gain. So those are just some of the some of the descript so just Speaker 9: descriptive words Speaker 9: that Speaker 9: partially Speaker 9: explain, Speaker 9: what was happening Speaker 9: and, Speaker 9: and just last couple years. Speaker 2: I'm gonna add one more. Speaker 2: Terrorism. Speaker 2: In the state of Oklahoma, Speaker 2: they have laws regarding terrorism, imagine that. Speaker 2: There is a group there Speaker 2: with an attorney Speaker 2: who has filed a request Speaker 2: that with the AG Speaker 2: to call a grand jury Speaker 2: to look into all of these accusations. Speaker 2: And the current AG is now running for governor of that Speaker 2: state. Speaker 2: The gov the current AG has refused to meet, although he has the papers, Speaker 2: has had them for Speaker 2: about ten months, maybe eight months, Speaker 2: and has they've been delivered to him twice, as a matter of fact. Speaker 2: He was recently approached by some of these members, and one of them Speaker 2: got this on audio. Although you can see their feet, you can't, you know, it she wasn't, like, holding the camera up to his face. Speaker 2: And, you know, approached him with, you know, sir, we'd like to know whether you've had a chance to go over. And he said, I'm not going to. As a matter of fact, Miriam, I don't know if you remember the exact wording, but he said something to the effect of, Speaker 2: I'm a grown ass man. Speaker 2: Because she said, You know, we're not going to be able to vote for you. I'm a grown ass man and you can vote for whoever you want to. Speaker 2: And it's like, Speaker 2: okay. Speaker 2: Everybody in Oklahoma needs to hear that video. Speaker 2: That Speaker 2: was very telling Speaker 2: where he stands Speaker 2: on the Speaker 2: civilians Speaker 2: within his state. Speaker 2: So terrorism, there's another one for your list. Speaker 2: Did you before I go to Gary, I don't wanna cut you off. Did you wanna speak again? Speaker 3: I, just since you mentioned Gary, Speaker 3: I tried to send him a mic twice, Speaker 3: and it keeps coming back up as requested. So I just sent Gary a direct message to see he may need to leave and come back because there's some kind of problem with being able to give him a mic. Speaker 1: I see Gary on mic with his hand up. Okay. Wow. Yeah. I can I saw his hand up too? I saw him as speaker, so I was like Wow. What's going on? Yeah. And I'm looking at the call and Yeah. There are there are two Gary's for some reason. Can you shed any light on that, Gary? Speaker 2: That is so weird. I don't know what's going on. But I can hear Gary. Yes. When Gary spoke a minute ago and yes, I heard you, Gary. Speaker 11: I was just gonna say, you know, they Speaker 11: there was other things, you know, when they were talking about a lot of people talk about the remdesivir, Speaker 11: but then there's the the vancomycin, Speaker 11: which also caused the the same kidney failures. Speaker 11: And there was the, Speaker 11: also the, Speaker 11: they held withheld Speaker 11: treatment of, Speaker 11: the secondary Speaker 11: infections until it to the point where they couldn't do anything about them. Speaker 2: You are quite right. That's exactly what they did. Speaker 3: Yeah. And that is particularly egregious because Speaker 3: there's no arguing that that is a Speaker 3: actual standard of care. Speaker 3: The opposite is true. Speaker 3: That is the ab absolutely Speaker 3: malpractice Speaker 3: and malfeasance Speaker 3: because you don't withhold Speaker 3: antibiotics from patients who have secondary infections Speaker 3: ever for any reason. Speaker 3: So yeah. Speaker 2: But to be honest to both Miriam and Gary's point, Speaker 2: if you are a heart patient Speaker 2: in in the COVID Speaker 2: melee and you go into the hospital, Speaker 2: it's not unusual Speaker 2: that the hospital will remove Speaker 2: any medications that you or your family have provided for you Speaker 2: that are maintenance medications, Speaker 2: and they say they will choose Speaker 2: what you get. Speaker 2: Now Speaker 2: the only reason that I can Speaker 2: fathom Speaker 2: why that would be necessary Speaker 2: would potentially Speaker 2: be because Speaker 2: the CMS hold Speaker 2: on the protocol, Speaker 2: if anything was added to the protocol, even if it was an at home medication, Speaker 2: maintenance medication that you've been taking for forty years, Speaker 2: I'm wondering if that in itself, if they allowed that to be given to the patient, Speaker 2: that that would Speaker 2: negate Speaker 2: both Speaker 2: their payout Speaker 2: and possibly their contract with CMS. Speaker 2: That's the only reason I can see why they would stop Speaker 2: giving Speaker 2: normal maintenance medications to people who came in with other needs. Speaker 2: So when they hold back antibiotics Speaker 2: or ignore Speaker 2: those secondary infections, Speaker 2: that's all in the same Speaker 2: boat. It's about not giving Speaker 2: medications Speaker 2: despite the diagnosis Speaker 2: because it would interfere with the COVID Speaker 2: diagnosis Speaker 2: protocols. Speaker 3: Yeah. I I don't know. I've not seen anything in, Speaker 3: you know, Speaker 3: where that is written as a hard and fast rule, but I'm sure probably that's how it was Speaker 3: at least enforced inside the hospitals because Speaker 3: otherwise, it makes no biological Speaker 3: or medical sense because, Speaker 3: clearly Speaker 3: in prior to the COVID era, Speaker 3: you know, they they were already cracking down on, you know, less antibiotics, less they called it, you know, stewardship. Speaker 3: But Speaker 3: they still had the standard of when you have a diagnosed infection, Speaker 3: you treat that infection Speaker 3: with antibiotics. So, Speaker 3: you know, I'm not sure, Speaker 3: on that, but I I can say this, Speaker 3: with authority. Speaker 3: It is Speaker 3: malpractice Speaker 3: to not treat Speaker 3: a diagnosed infection Speaker 3: no matter what the protocol was. Speaker 3: That is malpractice, Speaker 3: and but apparently, Speaker 3: you know, Speaker 3: the system isn't isn't and wasn't concerned with that for some reason. Speaker 2: No. Speaker 2: I think that we've already discussed that part. They know. Speaker 2: They knew that they were not going to Speaker 2: Right. Face any music. Sarcastic. Speaker 2: No. Yeah. I should being sarcastic. Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. But they yeah. They knew they weren't gonna face any music because of the malpractice laws being what they are and because of the, prep act. Speaker 3: So Yes. And, you know, I don't know if they consciously knew this on the hospital level. But above that level for sure, Speaker 3: the architects of this knew that we needed a high they needed a higher discount Speaker 3: to scare Speaker 3: people into, Speaker 3: you know, the shot that was coming. So Speaker 3: you have to believe Speaker 3: that even though, Speaker 3: maybe they didn't Speaker 3: consciously realize this at the hospital level, it was enforced by some means Speaker 3: to make sure Speaker 3: that Speaker 3: there was a high discount. And one of the best ways to do that Speaker 3: is, you know, you're going to get hospital based infections. It's going to happen when you put a person on a ventilator Speaker 3: or when you insert a central line, Speaker 3: because those little little buggers like to go into the areas where they're not supposed to be. They get a little pathway in. And so they knew these things were gonna happen. Speaker 3: And because it always happens. That's how you get infections once you're inside the hospital with any diagnosis. Speaker 3: So not treating those infections is just one of the surest ways Speaker 3: to make sure that the death count goes way up. And you add to that Speaker 3: no food, no water, Speaker 3: isolation, Speaker 3: sedating drugs, Speaker 3: respiratory suppressing drugs, Speaker 3: you're going to get the death count higher. Speaker 1: And now that we see the the music Speaker 1: starting to play Speaker 1: and gaining in volume, Speaker 1: we see Speaker 1: at least I heard Speaker 1: I was just Speaker 1: floored to hear NPR Speaker 1: advising people that they can, Speaker 1: if they can't get, they're not in the recommended group now that the CDC Speaker 1: recommends Speaker 1: the, the COVID vax. And since it's no longer under EUA, because the emergency has passed, Speaker 1: what you might be able to do is go to your doctor and request that they prescribe you the COVID vaccine Speaker 1: quote Speaker 1: off label. Speaker 1: And then they said, Speaker 1: but then you have to get Speaker 1: a pharmacist who's willing to fill it. And they were going through all this and the irony Speaker 10: was completely lost on them, But I was I was enjoying it. Oh, I hope they enjoy going through what they forced everyone to go through for ivermectin. Speaker 1: Right. Now they're scaring people. Oh, you're not gonna be able to get your COVID shot. You have to get a prescription. But even if your doctor, you know, can't prescribe it because you're not in the recommended group, Speaker 1: ask him if he might do it off label. And this is how you might approach that. Speaker 1: And after I mean, Speaker 1: prescribing Speaker 1: medications Speaker 1: off label has always been doctor's prerogative Speaker 1: until their propaganda Speaker 1: against ivermectin Speaker 1: and HCQ Speaker 1: and using literally anything off label to to treat COVID Speaker 1: made it almost impossible Speaker 1: for doctors to do so. Speaker 1: So it is some just desserts, and and Speaker 1: the reason they're doing this, the reason that pharmacies Speaker 1: in 17 plus states, I believe now, will not provide Speaker 1: that shot without a prescription Speaker 1: is because now that liability Speaker 1: is looming. Speaker 1: Who who wants to to carry that? Who wants to bear the responsibility Speaker 1: of giving this person this shot that is not recommended Speaker 1: for their group. And this also betrays the nature of this so called guidance Speaker 1: that is treated more as the letter of the law. Speaker 1: So I found all of that very interesting. Did you guys hear any of that? Speaker 3: Yes. I did. Speaker 3: And the thing about that is Speaker 3: it's all Speaker 3: trying to shift the liability. Now that they don't have their blanket liability shield anymore, Speaker 3: they're simply going they're simply recommending Speaker 3: that the doctors Speaker 3: now carry that liability Speaker 3: by writing the prescription. Speaker 3: And it just Speaker 3: blows my mind as Chelsea said Speaker 3: that they literally had that same playbook. Speaker 3: Oh, no. Speaker 3: Yeah. No. You can't prescribe ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine Speaker 3: off label. Speaker 3: And if your doctor deigns to do it, Speaker 3: then we're gonna make sure the pharmacist doesn't refuses to fill it. That's exactly the playbook they had. And now they have the gall Speaker 3: to complain Speaker 3: and say, oh, it's terrible that people are going to have to go through that same thing, get your doctor to prescribe it off label, Speaker 3: that COVID shot. And Speaker 3: and, you know, oh, you might have trouble getting it filled because your pharmacist may not feel it. Speaker 3: Really Speaker 3: seriously. Speaker 3: Unreal. Speaker 1: And they absolutely Speaker 1: created and fostered that environment. Speaker 1: Protocol, Weta? Speaker 2: I was just going to point out that anybody who saw the exchange between Speaker 2: quote unquote Speaker 2: senator Speaker 2: Liz Warren Speaker 2: and secretary Kennedy, Speaker 2: that was precisely Speaker 2: what that was all about, Speaker 2: was about whether or not patients could go into their pharmacies and get their, Speaker 2: mRNA, Speaker 2: gene therapy, Speaker 2: death dart, Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: you can't do it. And he responded, yes. You can, Speaker 2: depending on the state you're in. Speaker 2: And she was doing Speaker 2: everything she could while they were all doing that, just overriding him, make it impossible for him to finish a sentence because, you know, it takes a lot. Speaker 2: I've spoken to someone directly who has the same Speaker 2: exact same Speaker 2: disability Speaker 2: as Secretary Kennedy does. Speaker 2: And he says it is so hard Speaker 2: to have a conversation with somebody in a debate Speaker 2: situation Speaker 2: where they wanna cut you off Speaker 2: because it takes every bit of time Speaker 2: to fill up your lungs to be able to actually begin to speak. And then if they cut you off, it just you have to start that process all over again, and it's so slow, and you can watch it happening with Kennedy as he was trying to respond. And they would just run over top of him instead of, Speaker 2: you know, letting him put out a for one thing, they didn't want him to put out a full Speaker 2: in context Speaker 2: comment Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: there might be something that somebody would hear that would go, wait. What? I need to go look that up. Gosh forbid. Speaker 3: He gave them something to think about. Yeah. And think about this. Speaking of irony Speaker 3: and, of course, I don't have, you know, any firsthand knowledge to confirm this, but it is it is said that Speaker 3: RFK's Speaker 3: dysphonia, his difficulty Speaker 3: speaking, Speaker 3: is where you is actually a vax injury from a flu shot. Speaker 3: How about that irony? Speaker 2: I had also heard that. And, again, Speaker 2: I don't know that we've got any Speaker 2: actual real confirmation Speaker 2: of that. Speaker 2: But let's be real. Speaker 2: Is it Speaker 2: potentially out of the ordinary? Speaker 2: No. No. Speaker 3: The integrated doc I work with has seen, Speaker 3: quite a few of those actually. Speaker 3: Because, Speaker 3: and in those cases, the way that they determine it Speaker 3: is, of course, the timeline, Speaker 3: and they look to see that there's no other, Speaker 3: injury reason for that presenting symptoms such as a lesion in the speech centers, which is Speaker 3: literally Speaker 3: on the left side of the brain in a particular spot. Speaker 3: You will see that on imaging if there's been a little mini stroke right there in the actual speech centers. Speaker 3: And, Speaker 3: he's seen several Speaker 3: people with that presentation Speaker 3: post vax in a very close timeline Speaker 3: situation. Speaker 3: So I don't doubt it a bit that is that is very likely what happened to RFK Jr. So it and it could if he's aware of that, it could explain some of his passion for, Speaker 3: dealing with the vaxx question. Speaker 1: If you missed that exchange, Speaker 1: I have pinned and put in the purple pill links to Speaker 1: the entire senate hearing with RFK Jr Speaker 1: as well as the clip with him and Speaker 1: Elizabeth Speaker 1: Warren. Worth worth a watch, I think, if you haven't seen Speaker 1: them. Speaker 2: And and just Speaker 2: because you brought up NPR a while ago, Speaker 2: I was talking with my son and daughter-in-law earlier today, and Speaker 2: one of us Speaker 2: somehow this the the the discussion about this hearing came up, probably me because I'm gonna be the one that's gonna go that way. Speaker 2: But my son Speaker 2: is, Speaker 2: he's not active on x. He has an account, and he just likes to, like, get news or see what's going on. So he doesn't make any statements or comments on anything. He's just kind of drifting through X. Speaker 2: But he also looks at Reddit because sometimes videos are interesting, you know, like cats and stuff. It's funny the things that he sends me. Speaker 2: But he said if you go Speaker 2: to x Speaker 2: and you look at the comments related to Speaker 2: the RFK hearing from Thursday, Speaker 2: you can really tell that there is, like, Speaker 2: almost a conservative lean, very supportive Speaker 2: for the most part Speaker 2: on x. Speaker 2: But if you go to Reddit, Speaker 2: he said those people are crazy. Speaker 2: He said those nutbags. Speaker 2: It's like it's like they were in two different hearings. Speaker 2: They all Speaker 2: you know, the two the x heard one hearing and Reddit heard another hearing, and the two of them, if you read either one of the comments, one you know, went through any of the threads, Speaker 2: they're they're diagnosed Speaker 2: and dissected Speaker 2: completely different Speaker 2: depending on which Speaker 2: platform you're on. Speaker 2: And that's why we can't get our message out. Speaker 2: Because there's nutcases out there. Speaker 1: Yep. And, I was listening to, I think it was, a Wog space where they were talking about just as all of this is hitting the fan with, Speaker 1: with the vaxx accountability Speaker 1: and people losing their jobs at CDC Speaker 1: and RFK Speaker 1: kind of putting his foot down about some of this. Speaker 1: There the Speaker 1: the Speaker 1: social media sphere has been just polluted with Speaker 1: all of the wildest, Speaker 1: most outlandish Speaker 1: conspiracies, Speaker 1: conspiracy Speaker 1: theories about the the virus that are probably, Speaker 1: you know, long since, Speaker 1: disproven Speaker 1: thing. You know? And and that is part of it. They they overwhelm, Speaker 1: the the information Speaker 1: sphere with Speaker 1: misinformation Speaker 1: and divert attention Speaker 1: from where it is naturally going. When Speaker 1: when, Speaker 1: that senate hearing dropped, all eyes were on Speaker 1: mRNA for a moment, and they do not want that. Speaker 1: I would like to just take a moment to invite anyone, Speaker 1: listening to come up. Speaker 1: Press the mic in the bottom left hand corner of your screen. If you would like to share your experience Speaker 1: with COVID policies, protocols, Speaker 1: mandates, Speaker 1: propaganda, Speaker 1: and all the various things that we've been subjected to over the last five years. Speaker 1: Now I would like to welcome someone Speaker 1: new to the space, CKM. Speaker 1: Welcome. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 4: Great. How are you guys? Speaker 1: Doing well. Thanks. Speaker 4: I see, Speaker 4: Laurie down below. Speaker 4: Hi. Speaker 4: I'm Speaker 4: definitely a Speaker 4: person who is Speaker 4: for the, Speaker 4: stop the vaccines Speaker 2: initiative. Speaker 4: I'm Speaker 4: also a whistleblower Speaker 4: that came out in 2021 Speaker 4: and 2022 Speaker 4: as Speaker 4: a registered nurse who Speaker 4: advised everyone to not get the COVID vaxx, Speaker 4: as well as Speaker 4: starting a protest Speaker 4: against it. Speaker 4: But Speaker 4: with Speaker 4: that said, Speaker 4: even currently, Speaker 4: I'm in Texas, Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: we still see and get individuals Speaker 4: on Speaker 4: a frequent daily basis when it comes to Speaker 4: COVID related Speaker 4: issues. Speaker 4: But Speaker 4: when I was in a space the other night, Speaker 4: with other physicians Speaker 4: and, Speaker 4: a whole bunch of people, Speaker 4: I brought up Speaker 4: the Speaker 4: issue Speaker 4: that is a big concern of mine Speaker 4: because Speaker 4: I see it more and more, which is Speaker 4: our youth Speaker 4: are coming into the hospitals with suicidal ideation. Speaker 4: And, Speaker 4: when being asked if they received the COVID jab, Speaker 4: they do reply with yes. Speaker 4: So I've been gathering a lot of data on that, and I should mention that's on, like, a Speaker 4: like, legally, Speaker 4: I'm doing it in a legal way. Speaker 4: But Speaker 4: it's also Speaker 4: so I can try to Speaker 4: do what's needed and that Speaker 4: show what needs to be shown when it comes Speaker 4: to the vaccine injured Speaker 4: while also Speaker 4: bringing attention Speaker 4: to what the vaccines have been doing, which is not just, Speaker 4: you know, Speaker 4: what it's doing to the heart and other organs because, I mean, the brain is also an organ. It's a muscle, Speaker 4: and it's a very Speaker 4: needed one. Speaker 4: And Speaker 4: when we see our youths at this rate, Speaker 4: being in a helpless, Speaker 4: hopeless Speaker 4: feeling like they're not either inadequate Speaker 4: enough to participate Speaker 4: in life, Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: they're really struggling, Speaker 4: yet we can't even provide them the care that's needed. Speaker 4: It's a major factor Speaker 4: in the health industry right now, Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: especially Speaker 4: when it's the younger generation, Speaker 4: I'm not trying to say that, you know, millennials, Speaker 4: Gen x, Speaker 4: boomers are not important, but Speaker 4: our youth are really struggling Speaker 4: right now. Speaker 4: And the COVID job Speaker 4: is definitely Speaker 4: a big factor in what's happening. Speaker 4: I do have a lot of doctors now that have reached out and Speaker 4: are also Speaker 4: speaking about this because Speaker 4: and they're ready to speak about this because they're also Speaker 4: seeing it. Speaker 4: But our government Speaker 4: is Speaker 4: having a hard time Speaker 4: adequately Speaker 4: getting into this whole Speaker 4: mess that was, Speaker 4: you know, Speaker 4: put on us Speaker 4: during this whole COVID Speaker 4: debacle. Speaker 4: And Speaker 4: I think that's just Speaker 4: what I also wanted to bring up because Speaker 4: I think it's important for people to realize that, Speaker 4: you know, we are losing Speaker 4: the youth right now to it's not just a mental Speaker 4: health problem. It's Speaker 4: related to the COVID jab. Speaker 4: And people are literally Speaker 4: trying to get research on that and data as much as they can in the legal Speaker 4: manner, but Speaker 4: that's why this movement is also important. That's why these spaces are important because Speaker 4: people need to get knowledgeable Speaker 4: in this area Speaker 4: as well as speak about it Speaker 4: so we can help Speaker 4: one another and anyone who's been Speaker 4: affected by the COVID vaccine Speaker 4: and any other vaccine currently because I I Speaker 4: even as a nurse, I mean, Speaker 4: I Speaker 4: won't give any Speaker 4: vaccines Speaker 4: that, Speaker 4: are like, even the COVID, Speaker 4: I wouldn't even give that out, Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: I never did once. Speaker 4: And Speaker 4: if that starts up again, which Speaker 4: I do Speaker 4: feel like there is going to be another Speaker 4: part, Speaker 4: I I will Speaker 4: automatically Speaker 4: walk out of my profession because Speaker 4: I will not partake Speaker 4: in any of this mess. Speaker 4: At the same time, we need our governments Speaker 4: and our politicians Speaker 4: to Speaker 4: stand up for every citizen that has been Speaker 4: hurt by Speaker 4: all these vaccines Speaker 4: at this point and Speaker 4: stop them. Speaker 4: That's what's important Speaker 4: is stopping Speaker 4: the vaccines Speaker 4: at this point, and that means, like, all of them because Speaker 4: right now, Speaker 4: I pharmaceuticals Speaker 4: is a dangerous Speaker 4: dangerous Speaker 4: place, Speaker 4: organization Speaker 4: that, Speaker 4: everyone should be questioning. Speaker 3: CKM, Speaker 3: I, just wanted to Speaker 3: commend you because I'm very thankful that Speaker 3: you are out there and speaking out. Speaker 3: I also Speaker 3: wanted to it seems that you may be of the younger generation Speaker 3: just from listening to your voice, and, Speaker 3: it does give me hope that Speaker 3: hopefully you are one of of many that is very aware of this issue. So Speaker 3: thank you for Speaker 3: telling us Speaker 3: what you're seeing. Speaker 3: Even though it is, Speaker 3: it's hard on the mind and the heart to to, Speaker 3: realize, Speaker 3: what is happening. I I'd seen many other people write about this crisis, and Speaker 3: to know that you're seeing it in real time Speaker 3: is both Speaker 3: heartening in that you're aware of it and you're speaking out and very disturbing Speaker 3: and Speaker 3: that we know this is actually happening Speaker 3: to, you know, the youth. So thank you for what you're doing, and thank you for speaking. Speaker 1: And we know that the the mRNA shots have caused a lot of harm, particularly Speaker 1: in young boys Speaker 1: that was not acknowledged Speaker 1: for a long time. But what's less known Speaker 1: is are the various spectrum Speaker 1: of neural and other disorders Speaker 1: that, Speaker 1: like, like CKM Speaker 1: brought to our attention. Speaker 1: You know, we probably don't talk about this enough because these are probably Speaker 1: manifesting in various ways. Speaker 1: And, Speaker 1: people who deal with young children, educators, and Speaker 1: medical professionals should be watching out for the Speaker 1: unknown Speaker 1: long term damages Speaker 1: will be presenting in in various ways. I mean, we're worried Speaker 1: about everyone succumbing to these, Speaker 1: especially the degenerative Speaker 1: neural disorders, Speaker 1: which are so horrifying. Speaker 1: But to think about Speaker 1: who knows how many children, Speaker 1: going through this and probably not even knowing Speaker 1: how to articulate what they're experiencing. Speaker 1: And in many cases, maybe this is being written off as Speaker 1: autism or various other, Speaker 1: diseases Speaker 1: that have Speaker 1: or disorders that have been, Speaker 1: you know, become so prominent and that they already have been Speaker 1: forecasting Speaker 1: a rapid increase of. So this a lot of these injuries may be kind of sloughed off Speaker 1: as, Speaker 1: the autism we were expecting, for example. Speaker 3: Yeah. That's one of the diabolical things about what they have done is it makes it very easy for them to hide the trail Speaker 3: of Speaker 3: injury and death that they've created. They can just bury it under other labeling Speaker 3: and other diagnoses, Speaker 3: and it is Speaker 3: absolutely sickening. Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. I saw so much of this, Speaker 1: Miriam, that I I wrote a song about it. I'll pin the the video is just headlines Speaker 1: of, Speaker 1: of different Speaker 1: news Speaker 1: agencies and different articles Speaker 1: blaming Speaker 1: increasing Speaker 1: heart attacks Speaker 1: on everything Speaker 1: from, Speaker 1: air traffic noise Speaker 1: to, Speaker 1: to spending time in the sun, just everything Speaker 1: except the the obvious thing that they're now beginning to acknowledge. Speaker 1: It's really horrifying. Speaker 3: Extremely horrifying. And Speaker 3: what kind of, Speaker 3: what kind of person do you have to be? What kind of dark soul do you have to have Speaker 3: to Speaker 3: willingly participate in bearing Speaker 3: that horrific truth. Speaker 1: Sunny, welcome to the space. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 12: Hi. So Speaker 12: I work at a large hospital, and I do audit research on our labor delivery population. Speaker 12: So we do about 500 deliveries a month, Speaker 12: and we've put together a new coalition Speaker 12: to assist Speaker 12: infants Speaker 12: with Speaker 12: fetal congenital fetal anomalies Speaker 12: to get to their procedures. The reason why we're doing it is because in the next four months, we are expecting Speaker 12: two hundred babies to have Speaker 12: birth defects, needing procedures. Speaker 12: I did this for twenty five years before I did seven years of this position. Speaker 12: I never, in my twenty five years before the COVID vaccine and even during the research time until the COVID vaccine, Speaker 12: did not see Speaker 12: the horrific amount of congenital birth defects, and nobody's talking about this still. Speaker 12: So, basically, Speaker 12: when I think about it so we do 500 deliveries a month. Speaker 12: For four months, they're expecting Speaker 12: two hundred babies to have congenital birth defects. Speaker 12: So five hundred times four is two thousand. Speaker 12: Two hundred are having congenital birth defects. Speaker 12: That means we are absolutely at a ten percent Speaker 12: congenital birth defect rate, Speaker 12: and nobody's sounding the alarm. Speaker 12: It is horrific what I am watching. Speaker 12: Nobody talking about the complications of vaccines. Not one record Speaker 12: not one record since the vaccine talks about the destruction Speaker 12: of women's health, Speaker 12: pregnancies, Speaker 12: pregnancy outcomes, Speaker 12: because you know, birth defects. But I have watched Speaker 12: every single area deteriorate Speaker 12: into holy hell Speaker 12: between women having f and and for them to think only men are affected by it Speaker 12: cardiac wise is bullshit. Speaker 12: I watch fifteen women a month go into tachycardia during their labor. I'm seeing women with valves needing valve replacement, Speaker 12: full congenital heart Speaker 12: heart failure, Speaker 12: congestive heart failure, Speaker 12: tachycardia, Speaker 12: arrhythmias, Speaker 12: PVCs. Speaker 12: It Speaker 12: and then these babies are absolutely Speaker 12: doctors now are have to get full. Speaker 12: The doctors would Speaker 12: very Speaker 12: vaguely give an evaluation of hearts to be like regular rhythm normal. Now it's like what sounds they hear, what type of murmurs they're hearing, the arrhythmias they're hearing, every baby. I have 15 babies a week needing echoes, EKGs Speaker 12: because they have murmurs. Speaker 12: So Speaker 12: for our health care community, do not rely on it. Do not believe in it because they are 100% Speaker 12: passive and watching it go by like it's nothing. Speaker 12: They don't see a difference. Speaker 12: Where I see, holy shit ton. I never worried about what 25 Speaker 12: being at the bedside, Speaker 12: I never worried about a woman's heart tolerating labor unless they were unless I knew their form was a congenital heart defect. Speaker 12: Elsewise, Speaker 12: women in your twenties and thirties, you had great hearts. Nowadays, Speaker 12: bullshit. Speaker 12: Multiple cardiac events occurring. Speaker 12: So Speaker 12: I brought the alarm. I've talked to my director. Speaker 12: She said if it's not from the CDC, FDA, and he doesn't wanna hear about it. I have whistleblower consent to Ron Johnson. I've let his team know. I still speak to his team regularly seeing the the letting them know the changes that I see. But I'm telling you, Speaker 12: there is a holy war on Speaker 12: humanity because you gotta realize Speaker 12: these women are still getting their sixth and seventh shot recommended in my community Speaker 12: during their pregnancy. Speaker 12: They look sick and they look like they're 80 years old, and they keep getting more. And I know that's how they talk them into it. Oh, you're so sick. If you don't protect yourself, you could die if you get COVID. I know that's exactly what those people are saying to them. Speaker 12: They're absolutely Speaker 12: critically, chronically sick. Speaker 12: The more vaccines they get, it's easy to see. And I definitely think babies Speaker 12: and pregnancies are in danger even if they get one or two because those placentas are shit. They fall apart. They're not normal shape. They're calcified. Speaker 12: The cords break. The cords are small. The cords don't even insert the placenta correctly. Speaker 12: They're shit. Speaker 12: So we are absolutely watching. So those women that got COVID vaccine Speaker 12: before their pregnancy, during their pregnancy, Speaker 12: and then they give their babies those first free shots before six months, I think their human genome is absolutely Speaker 12: 100% Speaker 12: in danger. Speaker 12: Humanity Speaker 12: is in danger about what they are doing, and our health care system Speaker 12: does not sound the alarm. Our CEO has complained about the big beautiful bill because it will bring down our profit by a $150,000,000. Speaker 12: So they make everybody think the big beautiful deal Speaker 12: is damaging Medicare, Medicaid. Speaker 12: It's because those that's how high our Speaker 12: illegal community is here Speaker 12: relying on that system. Speaker 12: We have half our population Speaker 12: where I'm at of illegals having babies here. And they're billion dollar, million dollar babies, $100,000 Speaker 12: babies because they come in our country sick. Their babies deliver premature. They get vaccinated now. Because all those people Speaker 12: most vulnerable to get vaccinated is if you are poor, if you're an immigrant, Speaker 12: because they are just making you just be feel so damn lucky you have health care. You get your vaccine that you're in our country. Speaker 12: But we are absolutely Speaker 12: endangering humanity with this vaccine, and it is blatantly clear and the whole entire and my hospital is written up as in the top 10 hospitals to deliver at in The United States in USADA Speaker 12: magazine. Speaker 12: So if our top 10 is doing this, Speaker 12: we are in big effing trouble because then the rest are doing it Speaker 12: too. Thank you for the space, and thanks for letting me speak. I'll go back to listening. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Sunny, and thank you for all you're Speaker 1: your doing and that you've done to bring this to the attention of anyone who will listen. Speaker 1: From the comments, Speaker 1: hope for the positive said, yep. I agree, Sunny. Speaker 1: I'm an RN, and thank goodness I could retire in 2021. Speaker 1: I worked around RNs that were just too brainwashed to work with them, Speaker 1: and the doctors lying to everyone. Speaker 1: Disgusting. Speaker 1: So I wanted to share that with you. Speaker 2: Sunny, I I think you should know. If you haven't heard this yet, Speaker 2: in California, Speaker 2: there is a, lawsuit that has been filed in the California Superior Court the July. Speaker 2: Michelle Spencer Speaker 2: is a postpartum nurse there Speaker 2: who blew the whistle Speaker 2: because the stillbirths Speaker 2: were Speaker 2: catastrophic. Speaker 2: And so now there is a full blown lawsuit Speaker 2: against the hospital Speaker 2: the Speaker 2: came right on the heels of the COVID vaccine Speaker 2: being mandatory or almost mandatory for pregnant women. Speaker 2: And so this, you can find the, Speaker 2: children's health defense Speaker 2: is helping her with this. Speaker 2: They want your information. Speaker 2: I can guarantee you. Speaker 2: They want your information Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: children's health defense Speaker 2: is all over the COVID vaccine and how it's affecting Speaker 2: the babies and the moms. Speaker 2: Another person is doctor James Thorpe. Speaker 2: He's gonna want you Speaker 2: to join forces too, because Speaker 2: he's a brilliant Speaker 2: OB. Speaker 2: So he's having a fit about what's happened to his mamas and his babies. Speaker 1: And he's also, I believe, working on a book, Speaker 1: and plans to donate all the proceeds to help the Speaker 1: those injured by the shots, which I think is great. Speaker 12: Yeah. I've spoken with doctor James Lort several times. We have direct Speaker 12: phone call conversations. Speaker 12: And the thing is is that it's in our state databases. That's what I actually, I just so I don't give Speaker 12: data to senator Ron Johnson. We discussed it. He said if I give him data, that's where I lose my job. That's where I'm liable. So I just let him know things that I'm seeing because the things that I'm seeing, we report to the state. We let him know how many deaths there are. We know the fetal demise is the miscarriages. Speaker 12: So he just I just queue it Speaker 12: what areas I'm seeing that are on the uptick Speaker 12: so he knows. Yep. I should ask my state how many miscarriages have we had in x, y, and z because we all hospitals are required to report that to the state. So they have that information. Speaker 12: My miscarriages at my hospital, we went to five to seven a year Speaker 12: of fetal death Speaker 12: to we were having five a month of fetal death. Speaker 12: We even had four in one day, and nobody talked nobody talked about it. But, also, we had our coworkers dying after they got vaccinated. Nobody talked about that either. We just oh, she died at age 32 of a heart attack. Speaker 12: No big deal. Nobody talks about it. Don't ask why. Speaker 12: Never ask why. Speaker 12: People are having strokes. A a 32 year old coworker having a stroke. That's normal too. Speaker 12: But we just and, oh, all the cancers and everybody has autoimmune diseases up the yin yang. Speaker 12: But, oh, don't talk about it. But yeah. No. I do actually Speaker 12: speak with doctor Thorpe, and, Speaker 12: he's doing great work. And Speaker 12: I just can't believe there are not more people in the most, you know, community speaking up because Speaker 12: if you can't see you are Speaker 12: literally Speaker 12: the stupidest person I've ever seen. You have no consciousness Speaker 12: of a sense of what is happening in your community. Speaker 12: Because Speaker 12: when I work on a unit, we are all upset and sad when we have one fetal death. So what are you doing and not saying anything when you have four in one day? I don't know how you're not vomiting Speaker 12: and thinking, like, what the fuck's happening? Seriously. Speaker 12: You don't watch babies die like that and not not be affected. Speaker 12: What's wrong with you? Speaker 12: You it's just literally it's an insanity to what's happening in the community. Speaker 12: But yeah. So however this COVID protocol came out to all our hospitals and to come across our screens of this is what you do when you have COVID. You ventilate them, you paralyze them, and you give them remdesivir. Speaker 12: I wanna see that same protocol come from the CDC, Speaker 12: FDA, come across saying, Speaker 12: sorry. We were wrong. Speaker 12: We killed you. I want that protocol coming across my screen every single day with the apology Speaker 12: because that's exactly what they did. Speaker 12: They brought it down to every single hospital Speaker 12: across our country Speaker 12: all on one day, they're in as they are out and took away all our open communication Speaker 12: about practicing medicine and made everything a protocol. Speaker 12: And this is what we've got, and we still got it. We're based on protocols. It is not a practice of medicine. I don't recommend anybody ever going to hospital Speaker 12: without an advocate with them twenty four seven. Speaker 12: Thank you. Speaker 1: Thank you, Sunny. I absolutely Speaker 1: sorry, Miriam. I I just was gonna say I absolutely agree, and I for those who can't, Speaker 1: for whatever reason, have, Speaker 1: someone they know and trust with them in the hospital. Speaker 1: In many states, it would be perfectly legal to bring, Speaker 1: a recording device Speaker 1: or, you know, a nanny cam Speaker 1: and set it in the corner and just have somebody monitor that Speaker 1: from the outside. Speaker 1: That is something most people Speaker 1: should be able to do. In many cases, the hospital will appoint someone, but you really wanna have someone that you you really trust. Speaker 3: Sorry, Miriam. Go ahead. Oh, no. I was just gonna say, Sunny, I really appreciate what you said. You were right on point. Speaker 3: Exactly correct. Speaker 3: It was Speaker 3: a protocol that was established, and it accomplished its goal. It accomplished Speaker 3: the exact goal, and that was to increase the discount. Speaker 3: You don't treat people with that protocol and expect anyone to live. Speaker 1: Yep. Speaker 1: Gary, did you have something you wanted to add? Go ahead. Speaker 11: Yeah. Speaker 11: Doctor Thorpe just put out a post today. He was talking about, Speaker 11: VAERS. It was a signal, Speaker 11: for for all the it was all Speaker 11: prenatal and all a lot of, stuff that, you know, there was a big signal in in that. Speaker 11: So I don't know if anyone saw that post, but it was, Speaker 11: it was alarming. Speaker 11: But Speaker 11: it's finally it's finally showing up in the various reports. Speaker 11: So now they're they're they're gonna have to try to figure out how they're gonna Speaker 11: come up with an excuse for that because there'll be Speaker 11: there'll be a lot of people, Speaker 11: pushing the pushing back on that. Speaker 1: I certainly hope so, Gary. Speaker 1: Deb, you've been quiet. Speaker 1: How you doing? Welcome. Speaker 1: You there, Deb? Speaker 1: Well, I'd just like to take a moment to remind anyone listening that we are here to Speaker 1: to listen to your stories about your experiences Speaker 1: with COVID policies, protocols, and mandates. Speaker 1: If you would like to share your story with us, please press the mic in the bottom left hand corner of your screen, and we'll get you up to say a few words. Speaker 1: Heidi, I see you've joined us. Welcome. How are you doing? Speaker 3: I'm gonna try. Heidi, in case you can't hear Chelsea, Speaker 3: welcome. Co, Speaker 3: we're happy you've joined us. Can you speak? Speaker 8: Hey. Hey. I I was in the other room. I just grabbed a mic and went came running with my speaker. Speaker 8: Aw. Yeah. I was listening to the ability to while I wash my face. That's where it goes. Speaker 3: As soon as you leave the room, we would do that, wouldn't we, Heidi? Speaker 8: Yeah. I couldn't. Speaker 8: But I'm listening. I just enjoy hearing you guys. Speaker 8: Yeah. I missed the beginning, but I didn't know if you guys any of you saw the meeting with Bill Gates and Trump and, Speaker 8: what you got out of that. But, you know, it just seemed Speaker 8: bizarre, Speaker 8: like, they were all buddy buddy, and there was a few other, Speaker 8: you know, high profile Speaker 8: global Speaker 8: type people, Speaker 8: but they seem like, you know, Bill Gates was saying stuff about possibly more vaccines and Speaker 8: he thought Trump did a great job with the operation work speed. Yeah. Speaker 8: So I I didn't know what y'all thought of that. But then, anyway, if if anybody doesn't if they don't know my story, I could tell them a little little bit, but Speaker 8: it's just a small Speaker 8: detail that that my dad was killed in the protocols Speaker 8: in April Speaker 8: 2023. Speaker 8: And, he didn't go in with COVID. It was actually after the lockdown, so Speaker 8: I thought things were safe. And and, we've had good luck with the the Fayette Piedmont Hospital here in Fayetteville, Georgia. Speaker 1: Sorry about that, Heidi. Someone hit mute all. Go ahead. You were you said Georgia was the last thing I heard. Speaker 8: Yeah. Speaker 8: Yeah. And, Speaker 8: anyway, he didn't go in with COVID, but Speaker 8: he, Speaker 8: had a bladder infection. Speaker 8: And he was stuck with a catheter bag Speaker 8: for a few months, and it was just a mess. We were trying to get the right advice, but his bladder wouldn't start. Speaker 8: And we were told to keep his catheter bag on him, and it got back infected in April Speaker 8: of 2023. Speaker 8: And we went in, and, Speaker 8: everything went good the first few days. They cleared the infection out. He was, you know, talking up, eating. He was stable, watching Speaker 8: gun smoke. And Speaker 8: then they suggested I do this contrast dye. It was really bizarre, and this nurse came in from out of town. She was being real hateful. Speaker 8: He wanted to set up in his chair, Speaker 8: and, she wouldn't help him and she wouldn't help him to the bathroom. It was just a mess, but, Speaker 8: she said, oh, it won't be any, Speaker 8: you know, side effects. Just get this, Speaker 8: contrast. But it ended up that it within an hour after he got back from the X-ray, it aggravated his heart and his neck was swelling. He couldn't breathe good. And it happened three times in the night. And the respiratory crew came, and they said it's just an allergic reaction. Speaker 8: No. No problems. And, anyway, the next morning, my dad was, you know, he was alert, and he was watching TV. He said he'd go home. So the next morning, I got a call and he was all panicked. And Speaker 8: I didn't know what what it was that he just called my name and he slammed you know, I heard the phone hang up. It was really strange when I got there about 12:30. Speaker 8: I guess it was 12:31. Speaker 8: You know, he was he had the bypass blow in real hard, and the nurse just said, you know, the respiratory girl came in and she said, oh, you know, he had a little breathing issue, and Speaker 8: this will just rest his lungs and his heart. He'll be fine. Speaker 8: And he just kinda stayed asleep. But, you know, he'd wake up and nod and I thought, well, maybe they got it all under control. And I kept telling everybody, you know, he had some kind of reaction to that guy. Speaker 8: But, Speaker 8: fast forward later, I found out on his records that he was being drugged with a bunch of laxatives, Speaker 8: opioids, Speaker 8: just numerous Speaker 8: other antibiotics. Speaker 8: I mean, just a big mixture. Speaker 8: All of them, like, weren't for heart failure. They weren't for respiratory. Speaker 8: And he already had AFib. I mean, he had kinda always had that kind of, like, Speaker 8: AFib type heart. Speaker 8: His doctor actually his primary thought he might have been born with it, but, he took a look he didn't take very much. He was, like, on Speaker 8: I mean, at home. He was just on, like, a cholesterol and just one, Speaker 8: tiny heart pill. But, you know, he'd always did good up until all of this bladder stuff. But, anyway, Speaker 8: fast forward to the hospital, I'm jumping around. But the the next day, the doctor called early and just said he tested positive for COVID nineteen. And I'm like, COVID? I thought this was over. And he's like, I guess he's just got a light case. Speaker 8: You know, he must have picked it up here at the hospital. Speaker 8: And we thought that was very strange. I mean, because my dad really wasn't showing any signs of, you know, any type of virus. He wasn't coughing. Speaker 8: But they kept his BiPAP on. I'm blowing really hard. And, Speaker 8: anyway, that just went on for the last three, I guess, three days of his life, and he was still trying to get up and do exercises with the BiPAP blowing. Speaker 8: And, like, he wanted to go home, and he was begging for water. Speaker 8: And, you know, they denied food. That was another commonality. The last, like, six days, he didn't get any food or water. Speaker 8: I'd asked the nurse, and she said, oh, he had a little bit of apple sauce. Speaker 8: And, you know, I was thinking, I'm not trained, but I'm thinking, well, doesn't he need some fluids? You know, that didn't make sense. But now Speaker 8: looking at all of it, Speaker 8: you know, in retrospect, now I see that, you know, this was some kind of plan. Speaker 8: And, you know, he was already 78, and the doctor just kept saying, well, he's old. He's really old, and he's weak. Speaker 8: So I just think they had the add, attitude. I don't know if this is a new training that elderly people don't matter. They need to be eliminated. Speaker 8: Maybe he felt my dad was just a problem. Speaker 8: And I kept talking about the, you know, catheter bag being the problem that was causing all this and Speaker 8: trying to get back with the urologist and see if we could do, you know, find a solution. And I said, you know, we just need to, like, get this thing off of him. I think he'll improve. He's really trying. He's doing great in his therapy. But because I was he was staying at my house doing, like, all this exercise. And then, I mean, my dad was so tough. Speaker 8: But, it was just unbelievable how all of it went down. And Speaker 8: then they just called me the last day saying, you know, I needed to come and say goodbye that he was going downhill Speaker 8: there. Speaker 8: And I had the, you know, this happens to a lot of people that does Speaker 8: the I guess they they were really pushing for the hospice. They call it palliative and Speaker 8: to go ahead and sign them up for that, that they said there would be no hope for them. And if I didn't give him morphine through the night, that he would probably just suffer. And he was, you know, still awake and calling my name. Responding, he knew everything was going on, but Speaker 8: I could not tell him goodbye. I couldn't tell him what was going on. I just sat with him and held his hand, and he was, you know, he looked Speaker 8: really angry. Like, he shook his head. Speaker 8: And I had no idea he was being drugged, you know, but Speaker 8: but now, you know, I thought maybe his heart was just, like, given out or something. I was, like, all confused, but something just seemed very off about it. Speaker 8: And, Speaker 8: anyway, so he passed away in my arms. And, I mean, he was just the best dad in the world. Everybody loved him. Speaker 8: Great guy. So funny. He Speaker 8: and everybody Speaker 8: knew who he was around town. And he was a retired Atlanta police, and Speaker 8: he was a retired, Speaker 8: with Delta. He went with Delta a few years. Speaker 8: But, just a whole lot of great memories. And I'm glad that I found the group because I spent, like, a year. Speaker 8: I didn't know I was confused about what had happened, and then I finally came across the groups. And, Speaker 8: I love the the CHVNP Speaker 8: and all the work Chelsea did. And it's just Speaker 8: finding them and finding all the victims and survivors, it just made me feel so much more, you know, sane and, Speaker 8: just have a place I can go and get support Speaker 8: and find this community. And hopefully, you know, it won't be in vain that, you know, we can stop this from happening to other people. And I know my dad would be, you know, Speaker 8: proud to help other people because he was a people person and Speaker 8: big jokester, so I think he'd be glad. And, but, also, I wanted to run that by you about the the meeting with Bill Gates too. And I won't take up all your time Speaker 8: and, just a little rundown of the story. Speaker 3: Thank you, Heidi. We always love having you here, Speaker 3: and we're very thankful that you shared the story. And, Speaker 3: we understand Speaker 3: how painful it is, and Speaker 3: there's so many of us here who went through the same protocol with our family members. And that's why we're all here to make sure Speaker 3: that Speaker 3: we do try to Speaker 3: let other people know the truth to to help protect them. And and I am absolutely 100% Speaker 3: that both sure that both my husband and your dad Speaker 3: would be very proud Speaker 3: of what you're doing and what we're all doing in trying to help humanity and protect other people from suffering the same fate at the hands of the hospital protocol. Thank you for being here. We love you. Speaker 1: So well said, Miriam. Speaker 1: Sorry. Go ahead, Heidi. I was just I I totally agree. Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah. That was it. I didn't wanna take all your time, but I, you know, I just I'm just proud to be part of things here. Speaker 8: And I try to come every week and listen Speaker 8: and be a little support, maybe share something. And Speaker 8: in my local area, I'm still, like, giving out flyers Speaker 8: everywhere at grocery stores, and I have all the group, Speaker 8: group names on it and Speaker 8: just spread the word wherever I can. You know? Speaker 8: And it's not about winning a lawsuit Speaker 8: that we would like to see some accountability Speaker 8: for it. And and, of course, Speaker 8: you know, some of these hospitals should be liable, really, for doing this. I mean, it's just story and lies. I I'm Speaker 8: I mean, I'll never be the same without my dad. I I just look forward to joining him, you know, because because he was such a, you know, huge he was my world, you know, and my best buddy, and Speaker 8: we talked all the time. And, I mean, it's huge at least in him. It's just Speaker 8: bizarre. It's so dystopian. Speaker 8: And to lose him like this, you know, he he survived everything that Speaker 8: that I Speaker 8: think, he was we always compare my sister and I said he was like Samson. So Speaker 8: we always thought, you know, he would go down fighting. That was how he was because he never gave up, and Speaker 8: it makes sense kind of in a strange way. But I think, Speaker 8: maybe there's just something better ahead. There is a purpose for all this. I don't know. That's the only the only way I can wrap my mind around it and know what happened. But just finding Speaker 8: I'm still kind of trying to figure out why all this happened, and there's part of me that, Speaker 8: like, I it's just still disbelief and and the corruption, how deep it's layered and how they plan it and Speaker 8: and how we all have the same commonalities. Speaker 8: I mean, it's just Speaker 8: it's it's unbelievable, Speaker 8: really. Speaker 8: Still. Speaker 1: I so wish that those involved Speaker 1: in the conspiracy Speaker 1: to push these policies and protocols that have harmed so many people Speaker 1: would listen to your story and the stories of others shared tonight Speaker 1: because I think it's it's easy to dismiss a row of numbers Speaker 1: as a statistic. Speaker 1: But to understand the the human face Speaker 1: of of what they wrought Speaker 1: and the the ongoing Speaker 1: harm Speaker 1: to those who Speaker 1: were left behind as a result of these Speaker 1: inhumane Speaker 1: things. Speaker 1: I I think if they could understand that, then they Speaker 1: they might feel some remorse, and they might Speaker 1: resolve Speaker 1: to help us ensure that it never happens again Speaker 1: because, Speaker 1: you know, Speaker 1: numbers on a screen, Speaker 1: each of those each of those digits represent Speaker 1: a real human being Speaker 1: and a loss of a real human being is a hole that can never be filled in that family. Speaker 1: And and that that just continues to cause harm for, Speaker 1: well, forever, really. Speaker 1: So I'm I'm so sorry, Heidi, and I'm so grateful for you coming and and sharing your story and telling us about your dad. Speaker 8: Yeah. I appreciate giving you giving me a chance to talk about him. I know you hear about him all the time. He sounds like he was just like a superhero to me. Really. And I I feel and even with all the pain, I really feel blessed because, you know, I had I had a lot of extra time with him. You know, he was 78. I would have loved to have had a happier ending. Speaker 8: You know, I wanted to be his hero. Speaker 8: So it it took me a long time, and I'm still struggling with that because you do kinda feel guilty, Carrie the deal, even though I had no medical training. Speaker 8: So I had no idea what was going on. I was confused and Speaker 8: scared and Speaker 8: scared to take them home, scared to trust them. Didn't know what to do, you know. But, Speaker 8: but I think, you know, I know him. He'd be like, Speaker 8: no. I live seventy eight years. Don't you worry about me. I'll be fine. You know, he was that way, but I'm just Speaker 8: you still carry guilt in it that that you know? But I was blessed with at least still a lot of good memories Speaker 8: and, you know, and I know some people have had it even worse than me, you know, because Speaker 8: there's a lot of people, you know, like, you know, Brianna. She's got young kids to raise and Speaker 8: lost her husband at 38, you know, perfectly healthy guy. Speaker 8: And so, you know, there's all it helps to know about everybody and, you know, Speaker 8: some of us even have it worse. So but thank you for letting me talk. Speaker 1: I don't I don't think we can quantify Speaker 1: the the harm done to us against the harm done to anyone else. Speaker 1: The the Speaker 1: the overarching Speaker 1: message in all of this is that all of this was preventable harm. Speaker 1: And all of this harm could have been easily avoided with a little bit Speaker 1: of common sense, Speaker 1: a little bit more spine, Speaker 1: in those who, you know, who carried out these policies without questioning or at the barrel of a gun or at risk of their job or whatever it was. Speaker 1: And, Speaker 1: I don't think your your pain is any less than than anyone else's. Speaker 8: Well, that's sweet. And and I know too, we don't go to a hospital to have this happen. I mean, they're Speaker 8: they're there to help you the best that they can. And and, you know, if my dad only had a year or two years left, I would have liked to have had that. Speaker 8: And and everybody deserves a little dignity, Speaker 8: you know, and respect in the hospital. Don't Speaker 8: not to be drugged and and to the lies that are go going into all this. And, Speaker 8: I mean, it's just so cruel, you know, just Speaker 8: I that's how you they couldn't have did it to a better guy. I mean, but a lot of guys in the group and, and some ladies too that it seems like they pick some of the best people. That's for sure. Speaker 8: I know I know with my dad, that was something like I mean, I wish I could be as good as a person as he was, I'll tell you that. Speaker 8: But I just hate it for everybody. Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, Heidi, and I'm so glad you found us. And, Speaker 1: and, again, I'm just I'm grateful you came on tonight Speaker 1: and and told us about your dad. And please always come on and tell us about your dad. We wanna hear about your dad every Saturday and never feel like you're taking up too much time because this is why we're here. Speaker 8: Yeah. I'm turning it into this Sparky Fleming hour. I don't know. I mean, my dad will be laughing. I'll be telling all his little stories, but Speaker 8: but I but I love talking about them. And, even though the the last, you know, that was painful, but at least maybe this will help somebody else, and that's always Speaker 8: the hope. Speaker 8: I know it will. But also get get your, opinion on that or I don't know or any of y'all what y'all thought of the Bill Gates meeting that was out there. Speaker 1: Oh, it was just sickening to watch, wasn't it? And for any one of you who missed it, I have, Speaker 1: pinned it to the nest and posted it in the purple pill. Speaker 1: It is very difficult to watch. Bill Gates sitting next to Trump all, Speaker 1: awkwardness and grins, Speaker 1: talking about how Speaker 1: he and Trump are talking about Speaker 1: revolutionizing, Speaker 1: you know, really being at the forefront Speaker 1: of embracing this mRNA Speaker 1: gene editing technology Speaker 1: to eradicate diseases, including polio. Speaker 1: At the same time, Trump is Speaker 1: talking Speaker 1: up the polio vaccine and how great the polio vaccine was. And I just have to wonder Speaker 1: if the polio vaccine was so great, why are they still talking about trying to eradicate polio? Speaker 1: And, Speaker 1: and I mean, Speaker 1: I can't say anything good about having, having watched this. I have not watched the entirety of it because it's just so stomach churning. Speaker 1: And, one can only hope Speaker 1: as, as Speaker 1: many are want to do that. This is, you know, there's some, five D chess or something going on behind the scenes that will redeem Speaker 1: what can only be viewed Speaker 1: as another Speaker 1: betrayal, another knife in the back of those who are waiting for accountability Speaker 1: for the fruits of operation warp speed, Speaker 1: the the protocols that were administered at the expense of so many people in this room and so many families. Speaker 1: And the mandates that were Speaker 1: so heavy handed that people are still trying to recover Speaker 1: their livelihood today Speaker 1: after after being forced to take Speaker 1: experimental products to keep their job and and maybe abstaining and maybe not and and being Speaker 1: harmed. Speaker 1: It's just horrible. Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you. Speaker 3: I I'm having real trouble with this because Speaker 3: if any of you remember, Speaker 3: there is also a video, Speaker 3: from Trump's first term, Speaker 3: or at the end of his first term with, Speaker 3: Gates saying, yeah, I talked to I talked to the president and told him, oh, no. You you can't let Kennedy run that vaccine Speaker 3: investigation Speaker 3: investigative committee committee. Oh, no. That would be a very bad thing. Speaker 3: And Speaker 3: so, I mean, he's going back to the same source again. Speaker 3: Bill Gates of all people. Speaker 3: So it's very disheartening for me, Speaker 3: to see that Speaker 3: a second time. Speaker 3: And, of course, we have very little control over that, and I I hope and pray just as Chelsea said that there's some other game plan in this Speaker 3: because Speaker 3: without that becoming readily apparent, Speaker 3: it is very disheartening to see this a second time. Speaker 1: Very disheartening indeed. Speaker 1: I am going to go to True Maga, Speaker 1: and then we are going to do Speaker 1: the reading of the anniversary. Speaker 1: True, go ahead. How you doing? Speaker 13: Alright. Thank you. I'm sorry to hear about your dad. Yeah. I'm sure he Speaker 13: he raised you right, and it wasn't easy. So he doesn't definitely want you to be sad. Speaker 13: I know he probably would just want you to be as happy as you can be. That's why he works so hard to raise you. So I just wanted to say that. Speaker 13: But this thing must have drove you crazy with the the RFK meetings, dude. I haven't heard you talk about it. I I just got here, but Speaker 13: it was just like everybody on the senate finance committee was attacking you. Speaker 13: And, Speaker 13: you know, I love RFK. I mean, he's he's just as important as Trump right now, I think. I mean, Speaker 13: but basically, to answer her question is, like, Speaker 13: I'll just read it by, you should read this article by James Howard, Speaker 13: k u n s t l e r, Speaker 13: Kunstler. Speaker 13: Just one little thing here. It says it was a comprehensive Speaker 13: scheme to punk the American people Speaker 13: and enable mail in ballot fraud to steal Speaker 13: the twenty twenty election. Speaker 13: First, there was doctor Fauci's years long effort Speaker 13: to hatch a novel coronavirus, Speaker 13: a miracle Speaker 13: mRNA Speaker 13: vaccine Speaker 13: that was likely Speaker 13: already developed in secret even before operation Warp Speed Speaker 13: was acted out, Speaker 13: to pretend that pharma Speaker 13: came up with it. Speaker 13: And, of course, Speaker 13: there was president Trump one point o getting hosted Speaker 13: by his COVID response team, Speaker 13: Fauci, Bricks, and everybody else. So I just kinda want to run over that, to remind us what happened. Speaker 13: But I'll go ahead and listen now. Thank you. Speaker 1: Thank you, True. Speaker 1: Heidi, did you wanna say anything in response to that before we go to protocol with it? Speaker 1: No? Okay. Protocol widow. Speaker 1: Are you ready for the most somber part of our evening? Speaker 2: I'm as ready as I'll ever be. Speaker 2: Some nights are harder than others in case the people who have been on here have not understood that. Some nights are harder than others. Speaker 2: And if you're new to the space, Speaker 2: the Speaker 2: this account at c h b m p o r g Speaker 2: is connected Speaker 2: to the COVID nineteen humanity betrayal memory project. Speaker 2: Your host, Chelsea, built that project, Speaker 2: and it houses the names Speaker 2: and stories of people like Heidi's dad and Miriam's husband Speaker 2: and my husband Speaker 2: and Deborah's husband Speaker 2: and Marie's husband Speaker 2: and Shanna's daughter. Speaker 2: And I can't even see everybody right now on the screen. Speaker 2: Those they're stories. The stories Speaker 2: of what Speaker 2: our government essentially did to them. Speaker 2: It Speaker 2: that's what Chelsea built. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: it would be nice if you would share that website. Speaker 2: It would be nice if you know someone Speaker 2: who who has a story, and and they feel like people need to hear it. Speaker 2: Share that website with them. Speaker 2: Explain to them. It's not a it's not a government website. This is a private website. Speaker 2: And the the goal is to prove Speaker 2: what we all know, Speaker 2: that it wasn't Speaker 2: when it comes to what happened with the protocols and what happened with the vaxx injuries Speaker 2: and deaths, Speaker 2: that they're not limited in scope. The, numbers are enormous. Speaker 2: And what will happen eventually Speaker 2: is the only people who will care Speaker 2: about what happened to all of these people Speaker 2: is their family members. Speaker 2: We need to make sure that their their Speaker 2: their story, Speaker 2: their their the final chapter Speaker 2: is never forgotten, and that's what Chelsea built. Speaker 2: So what I'm getting ready to do Speaker 2: is I'm getting ready to read the names Speaker 2: of the people Speaker 2: that are listed. Their stories are on the site, Speaker 2: and Speaker 2: they passed Speaker 2: either Speaker 2: on this date, September 6, Speaker 2: or anytime in the upcoming week through Friday, September 12. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: 2021 figures Speaker 2: really high because 2021, Speaker 2: whether it was because of what the Biden administration Speaker 2: did directly Speaker 2: or because of the addition of putting an mRNA vaccine Speaker 2: into every arm they Speaker 2: could, and that created, an anomaly of some kind, we had a great deal of loss in 2021. Speaker 2: So, Speaker 2: please join me Speaker 2: in honoring these, Speaker 2: the lost and the families of the lost. Speaker 2: Patricia Coates was killed on 09/06/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter, Shannon Barbero. Speaker 2: Larry Roberts was killed on 09/06/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Cindy Roberts. Speaker 2: Bryce Jordan was killed on 09/06/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Patricia Jordan. Speaker 2: Charles Garland Speaker 2: was killed on 09/06/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Speaker 2: Cheryl Garland. Speaker 2: Johnny Moore Speaker 2: was killed Speaker 2: on 09/07/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Dana Moore. Speaker 2: Brian Pilgreen Speaker 2: was killed on 09/07/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Maggie L. Speaker 2: Ralph Markson junior Speaker 2: was killed on 09/07/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his daughter, Nicole Riggs. Speaker 2: Marie Carr Speaker 2: was killed on 09/07/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her mother, Speaker 2: Jerry McClendon. Speaker 2: Richard Taylor was killed on 09/08/2020. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Sherry Taylor, and sister-in-law, Speaker 2: Shannon Helton. Speaker 2: Terry Wisdom junior was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Stacy Wisdom. Speaker 2: Richard Eaton was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Janet Eaton. Speaker 2: Douglas Richardson Speaker 2: was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Grace Richardson. Speaker 2: Edward Wilson Speaker 2: was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his daughter, Ida Slavnick. Speaker 2: Walter Henry Speaker 2: was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Denise Henry. Speaker 2: Lenny Mendez was killed on 09/08/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Lisa Mendez. Speaker 2: Norman Wampler senior Speaker 2: was killed on 09/09/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his son, Norman Wampler. Speaker 2: Tom Dossback Speaker 2: was killed on 09/09/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Catherine Dossbeck. Speaker 2: Chuck Hammel Speaker 2: was killed on 09/09/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Erin Gardner. Speaker 2: Tony Myers was killed on 09/09/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Patty Myers. Speaker 2: Jennifer Hubert Speaker 2: was killed on 09/09/2022. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her husband, Robert Hubert. Speaker 2: Diane Speaker 2: Bates was killed on 09/10/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter Jocelyn Bates. Speaker 2: Doug McKenzie Speaker 2: was killed on 09/11/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Speaker 2: Roxanne McKenzie. Speaker 2: Carolyn Seaver was killed on 09/11/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter, Danielle Speaker 2: Seaver Speaker 2: and her boyfriend, Jason. Speaker 2: Andy O'Hano Speaker 2: was killed on 09/11/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his wife, Jenna O'Wano. Speaker 2: Michael Adelsberger Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his daughter, Speaker 2: Kila Weary. Speaker 2: Eileen Colts Tague was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter, Emily Colts Tague. Speaker 2: Raisa Speaker 2: Rabinovich Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter Speaker 2: Dina Brockman. Speaker 2: John Jonathan Gosinski Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his stepdaughter, Speaker 2: Lena Dubois. Speaker 2: Georgette Speaker 2: Guccione Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter, Speaker 2: Stephanie Bostick. Speaker 2: Linda Chapelle was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her husband, Frank Chapelle. Speaker 2: Carol Evans was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her husband, David Polanco. Speaker 2: James Smith Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: His story was told by his daughter, Dina Smith. Speaker 2: Mary Conroy Speaker 2: was killed on 09/12/2021. Speaker 2: Her story was told by her daughter, Jenny Golden. Speaker 2: The members of the COVID nineteen humanity betrayal memory project Speaker 2: want you to want to extend our deepest sympathies Speaker 2: to all of our families Speaker 2: for these horrific crimes. Speaker 1: I'm just I'm speechless. Speaker 1: I'm speechless protocol widow. Speaker 1: I know we've been anticipating Speaker 1: that this would happen, but the way it goes from Speaker 1: reading a few names or even one name Speaker 1: to reading Speaker 1: so many how many how many names was that? Speaker 2: I Speaker 2: want to claim Speaker 2: that it was 35, Speaker 2: but give me a minute and I'll recount beef because I don't wanna Speaker 2: lie to everyone, so bear with me while I count. And remember, Speaker 1: folks, Speaker 1: we don't have all the stories. Speaker 1: The stories that we have collected Speaker 1: are just a signal Speaker 1: from the Speaker 1: the larger Speaker 1: what happened. Speaker 1: And we have a fraction, a small fraction. Look at the numbers in theirs. Speaker 1: Look at how those numbers have skyrocketed. Speaker 1: It's just Speaker 1: it's so horrific. Speaker 5: 33. Speaker 1: And each each one of those is a tragedy. That is a family missing Speaker 1: an integral part of their lives. Speaker 2: Yep. Speaker 2: It, Speaker 2: because we talked about earlier, Speaker 2: not knowing. First of all, I have to I have to Speaker 2: remember to remind the audience. Speaker 2: Some of these people could easily be vaxx injured or, vaxxed dead, Speaker 2: because we do have a mix in our database. Speaker 2: And, Speaker 2: we encourage Speaker 2: the vaxxed injured or the families of the vaxxed dead Speaker 2: to please give your your Speaker 2: your stories Speaker 2: because Speaker 2: we can't let Speaker 2: I just had president Trump face come right up in front of me like that as we talked about him Speaker 2: cozying up to Bill Gates. Speaker 2: And in general, my Speaker 2: my lean to is that the Democrats will try to hide it, and Speaker 2: I think that I feel Speaker 2: more concerned that the whitewarsh will come from our current White House, Speaker 2: and we can't let that happen. Speaker 2: I don't care who's in office. Speaker 2: I really don't care. Speaker 2: Did I vote for Trump? Yeah. I'll admit I voted for Trump. I voted for Trump three well, three times for president plus primaries. Speaker 2: But Speaker 2: if you turn your back on us, Speaker 2: I'll turn your I I don't have a problem turning my back on him or calling him out. Speaker 2: He better have a damn good reason for being around Bill Gates. And if it has nothing to do with a noose around that man's neck, then maybe he needs to stop inviting him over for dinner. But that's just me. Speaker 2: And I'm not speaking for CHBMP. Speaker 2: My name Speaker 2: is protocol widow Speaker 2: for a damn reason. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: since the day they killed my husband, Speaker 2: I have maintained Speaker 2: that if I could get my hands on Anthony Fauci, I would waterboard him Speaker 2: and take great pleasure in it. And I don't care what he even got to tell me because that's not the point. Speaker 2: You Speaker 2: killed people. Speaker 2: He was integral Speaker 2: in what happened. Speaker 2: The fact that you can look at AZT Speaker 2: and AIDS Speaker 2: and draw a direct correlation Speaker 2: to the way the treatments were handled Speaker 2: leads you with no other option but to understand Speaker 2: that the people that he put in place Speaker 2: at NIH Speaker 2: who decided on this protocol Speaker 2: were Speaker 2: at least Speaker 2: at least a little bit Speaker 2: working Speaker 2: for him, with him directly, potentially. Speaker 2: He drove this, Speaker 2: and the scarf lady let him. Speaker 2: She's part of it. Speaker 2: She's part of the military. Speaker 2: The military was involved in this. The DOD ordered the proto the prototype. Speaker 2: That's what they call the VAX, Speaker 2: a prototype. Speaker 2: Our government Speaker 2: is involved in this. Speaker 2: They did it, Speaker 2: and you you don't even have to say the whole government. There are multiple agencies involved, Speaker 2: but they all work together Speaker 2: like a great big machine, Speaker 2: and it it all fits together. It's like cogs Speaker 2: within a machine. Speaker 2: All those little teeth Speaker 2: all fit together as it continually Speaker 2: spun Speaker 2: and created what we have now and what they did to our country, Speaker 2: its people, Speaker 2: our families, Speaker 2: the children, Speaker 2: the schools, Speaker 2: every bit of it. Speaker 2: And I'm back on a soapbox, and you guys need to, like, rein me in. Speaker 2: But those were my opinions. Speaker 2: When I'm when I'm saying what I'm saying, that is not CHBMP Speaker 2: org, Speaker 2: it is me. Speaker 2: You wanna come at me? Fine. Speaker 2: I'm I'm a big girl. Can't do anything to me now. You just killed my husband. Speaker 2: You think I Speaker 2: care? It'll be fun. Speaker 2: But it's not CHBMP. Speaker 2: This is protocol widow speaking. Speaker 1: I'm not just a machine protocol widow, but a killing machine. Speaker 1: A killing machine that is hungry for more. Speaker 1: An NYT Speaker 1: op ed recently argued for a new death definition of death Speaker 1: to to increase Speaker 1: organ availability. Speaker 1: This is, these are Chinese Speaker 1: levels of disregard Speaker 1: for individual Speaker 1: Liberty and autonomy, Speaker 1: and we should never tolerate Speaker 1: even a hint of this in our country. I'm I'm just I'm aghast that they would they would print that out loud. Speaker 2: That just goes to show you the level, Speaker 2: but they know what they can say, what they can get away with. They can put it in writing. Speaker 2: And who's spoken about it out loud? Speaker 2: Have you seen anybody? Speaker 2: Anybody here? Give me a 100%. Give me a thumbs up. Did you hear that from anyone Speaker 2: other than the host? Speaker 2: Look at that. Speaker 2: It's not even out there. She's the only one telling you Speaker 2: that they admit they need more organs and they need to redefine Speaker 2: death. Speaker 2: Why? Speaker 2: Because the old version got found out. Speaker 2: Now we have to change it to a new wording because if you have control of the language, Speaker 2: you can do whatever you want. Speaker 1: And this is why I think we need to be really careful. Speaker 1: Someone in this space, Speaker 1: in a recent week Speaker 1: was arguing, Speaker 1: for street Speaker 1: street remedies to crimes against humanity and what we've we've been subjected to. And that is not Speaker 1: what we are seeking. We are seeking Speaker 1: legal remedies Speaker 1: per Speaker 1: the the solid foundation that we were left by the founders Speaker 1: to hold these people to account and to get a full accounting of all of they've done Speaker 1: on the record Speaker 1: so that it Speaker 1: it cannot happen again. Speaker 1: And and street justice is not going to Speaker 1: to give us that. We need Speaker 1: a reckoning Speaker 1: for this redefining Speaker 1: life out of existence. Speaker 1: And we need a full stop Speaker 1: on the agendas Speaker 1: that have caused so much harm already Speaker 1: and and seek to cause so much more. Speaker 1: And since gosh. I can't believe you guys missed that. I've I've been railing about it. I have pinned it to the nest and put it in the purple pill. Speaker 1: The headline was Speaker 1: donor organs are too rare. Speaker 1: We need a new definition of death, Speaker 1: 07/30/2025. Speaker 1: And I was talking about this two years ago when the agencies were talking about re you know, quietly redefining Speaker 1: brain death, Speaker 1: basically for the same reason. Speaker 1: And I had thought, well, gee, that failed. Thank goodness that failed. And here it is again. They're just there now they're trying to lay groundwork Speaker 1: so that when they try to push it through again, it will just Speaker 1: easily happen because they've laid that groundwork and that's what they do. And that's why we have to be so hyper vigilant Speaker 1: and, and acknowledge that this isn't just something that has been done in the past, but these are things that are still going on right now. Speaker 1: And there is a matter of urgency Speaker 1: to, Speaker 1: to making sure people know, first of all, so they can be prepared and protect themselves and their loved ones. Speaker 1: And also so they can Speaker 1: be mad Speaker 1: and they can hold these people to account because these are, Speaker 1: these are people who have done this in the name of whatever agenda. Speaker 1: And they have, they have names and reputations Speaker 1: and some some of them still feel comfortable walking down the the street. Speaker 1: And everyone needs to know, Speaker 1: what they've done, and and we need to know why. And we need that on the record, and we need them held to account. Speaker 3: Yes. And I would like to reinforce Speaker 3: the urgency Speaker 3: that Chelsea mentioned. Speaker 3: And I just wanna make a point Speaker 3: to indicate how urgent this is. Speaker 3: You remember when they redefined Speaker 3: vaccine? Speaker 3: You remember Speaker 3: when they redefined Speaker 3: what a vaccinated person was? Speaker 3: And remember what happened both of the times after they did those things? Speaker 3: Yeah. So when they redefine Speaker 3: something, Speaker 3: it's because it's part of a coming plan. Speaker 3: So when you when you see them redefining something, your antenna should immediately go up, and you should Speaker 3: know that there is a plan that's coming, Speaker 3: and you need to be ready for it. Speaker 2: Now I have a question. Speaker 2: Maybe Miriam or Chelsea will know the answer. Speaker 2: Recently, Speaker 2: secretary Kennedy said that he was going to be looking into Speaker 2: the circumstances Speaker 2: of organ transplants Speaker 2: and the Speaker 2: description Speaker 2: of Speaker 2: the way I understood it that he also wanted to look into the the brain death Speaker 2: side of it. Speaker 2: This article that you have Speaker 2: posted, Chelsea, do you have any way of knowing whether that was before or after his comments? Speaker 1: I believe it was after. Speaker 2: Which everybody should be finding frightening. Speaker 2: If you didn't know Speaker 2: and I'm the worst one to give advice right as I sit here because I haven't done this yet. Speaker 2: Good thing I don't drive much. Speaker 2: If you have ever had Speaker 2: a donation Speaker 2: of organs Speaker 2: available on any driver's license Speaker 2: in any state, Speaker 2: you need to physically Speaker 2: contact Speaker 2: the donor organization Speaker 2: in that state Speaker 2: and have Speaker 2: that removed Speaker 2: from the record. Speaker 2: The same thing holds true with the state that you live in. Speaker 2: If it's on your driver's license now, you can have it removed. Speaker 2: That does not remove your name from the database. Speaker 2: You need to physically do that with the database Speaker 2: too. It turns out, for those of you who have not been following Speaker 2: the horror stories, Speaker 2: that Speaker 2: the Speaker 2: criteria Speaker 2: that is used to decide that someone is, quote, unquote, brain dead Speaker 2: is Speaker 2: kind of nebulous. Speaker 2: And they Speaker 2: the the testing that they do to decide Speaker 2: whether or not somebody is Speaker 2: brain dead Speaker 2: can be Speaker 2: chemically Speaker 2: designed Speaker 2: because what Speaker 2: the Speaker 2: nurses Speaker 2: are encouraged to do or the doctors, depending on who's in charge, Speaker 2: and a lot of times the organ transplant team is on-site Speaker 2: directing Speaker 2: how things are done because they are expecting an imminent Speaker 2: brain death pronouncement Speaker 2: and an imminent Speaker 2: agreement with the family. Speaker 2: They will Speaker 2: pull whatever life support is being used. Speaker 2: And if the patient begins to fade Speaker 2: and dies, Speaker 2: they can restart them quickly because they can't take a chance. Those cells start dying. They have to be actively Speaker 2: supported, breathing, heart Speaker 2: beating. Otherwise, Speaker 2: they can't remove Speaker 2: the the organ successfully for retransplanting. Speaker 2: However, Speaker 2: what they will do Speaker 2: is before pulling the ventilator, Speaker 2: they'll sedate the patient because we don't want the patient to be frightened. Speaker 2: So now you've got a sedated patient that can't react Speaker 2: when the ventilator is pulled. Speaker 2: Then once the family is agreed, Speaker 2: they load the patient with paralytics, Speaker 2: and they pull all the other medications. Speaker 2: So if the patient Speaker 2: is not truly, quote, unquote, brain dead, Speaker 2: when they begin removing the organs, Speaker 2: that patient Speaker 2: very likely feels everything Speaker 2: as their heart is cut out, Speaker 2: and they can't move. Speaker 2: They can't cry out. Speaker 2: Don't let that happen to any of your loved ones Speaker 2: because the people who are doing the good deeds Speaker 2: are also earning a ton of money, Speaker 2: and that will change the way that they Speaker 2: decide what they're gonna do. Speaker 2: Just Speaker 2: placing that there for you to think about. Speaker 2: If there's money to be made, Speaker 2: you might not be hearing the real truth. Speaker 2: That's it. I'm done. Speaker 1: There are people in the replies saying that they have already taken themselves Speaker 1: off of the organ donor registry. And, Speaker 1: with incidents like this Speaker 1: and, like, we've heard about with people Speaker 1: literally still breathing Speaker 1: while they're they're preparing to harvest their organs, Speaker 1: who could blame Speaker 1: anyone? Speaker 1: And and this was always you know, it was a foregone conclusion we donate our organs because, oh, it's the the altruistic Speaker 1: thing to do. It's the right thing to do. You're Speaker 1: you don't need it anymore, and it could save a life. Speaker 1: But when life has so little Speaker 1: purchase Speaker 1: in in our society for whatever reason right now and and isn't valued, Speaker 1: then we really we can't trust those institutions who have already betrayed us in so many ways Speaker 1: to treat our our remains with any any dignity. Speaker 1: And in fact, it's not remains yet. And or us, if we're not remains yet, Adam chimes in. Speaker 1: And and we see what they've done in many cases when you donate your your body to science. Sometimes if they can't Speaker 1: if they can't make good use of the organs, they'll send you to a body farm. Speaker 1: And, and that's a whole a whole another horror. I won't I won't get into Speaker 1: too graphically now, but they they use these, Speaker 1: areas for military testing to test munitions. Speaker 1: And you can't imagine anyone who signed, Speaker 1: you know, signed that altruistically Speaker 1: thinking that their their organs might keep someone alive, Speaker 1: be kind of defiled in that way. Speaker 1: Sorry to welcome you on such a dark note, Tisha, but thank you for joining us. How are you tonight? Speaker 7: Good, guys. Thank you so much for Speaker 7: religiously, Speaker 7: you know, hosting this space. It's so very important. Speaker 7: And I was thinking about it today. Like, Speaker 7: you know, people have, like, such short attention spans. It's like they completely forgot Speaker 7: what we just went through. Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying? Like, quick to Speaker 7: run to the doctor's office, Speaker 7: believe everything they're told without Speaker 7: without a second opinion. It's just it's baffling to me. I just don't get it. I don't understand. Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, I get the whole, Speaker 7: short attention span is by design, Speaker 7: you know, with these cell phones and, Speaker 7: you know, the constant news cycle. But, Speaker 7: yeah, that that's what's been bothering me today. And then Speaker 7: I have, another friend Speaker 7: that has, gotten sick, and Speaker 7: it's everybody that's, Speaker 7: vaccinated Speaker 7: is, Speaker 7: you know, just, Speaker 7: coming down with Speaker 7: all of the symptoms that are, you know, kind of we're checking them all off the box. I mean, you know, I know the box by now because I've looked at it enough, and it's Speaker 7: it's, Speaker 7: it's something Speaker 7: that, honestly, we should really be pretty pissed off about that dinner the other night. I don't know if you talked about that. Speaker 7: Fauci. Speaker 7: Not Fauci. Speaker 7: Gates is sitting at the Speaker 7: table eating dinner. Speaker 7: What a slap in our face. Ugh. Well, I I did support, Speaker 7: Trump, Speaker 7: at one point, and to see that was a gut punch, a complete gut punch. Speaker 7: But, Speaker 7: I won't I won't rant about that. Speaker 7: You guys are doing really, really good work. Speaker 7: I support you. Speaker 7: I think you're amazing, Speaker 7: you know, for Speaker 7: holding down the fort Speaker 7: and keeping this at the forefront Speaker 7: because Speaker 7: what they've done Speaker 7: cannot Speaker 7: it just cannot Speaker 7: be swept under the rug. It can't. Speaker 7: It can't be. I I'm not gonna let it happen either. I'm I'm on board with you guys. I'm not letting it happen. Speaker 7: And now we're seeing the effects. Speaker 7: You know, we're seeing the effects of, Speaker 7: birth rates going down and, Speaker 7: you know, I'm like I said, I'm not telling anything you don't know. It's just Speaker 7: it just baffles me that that people, Speaker 7: they're it some have just moved on. They moved on. And then, you know, until someone they know or care about gets sick, Speaker 7: then it becomes, Speaker 7: you know, on the top of their list. But, again, I have to thank you guys Speaker 7: so much Speaker 7: for, you know, religiously holding down the fort and and Speaker 7: keeping this at the forefront of people's minds Speaker 7: when they forget so very easily Speaker 7: that we Speaker 7: were literally Speaker 7: six feet apart wearing masks. Speaker 7: And I don't know what's going on, but I'm noticing people putting masks on again. But Speaker 7: I don't know if they're they're, you know, saying that there's something coming and just freaking people out again. Speaker 7: But I've noticed that that's happening. Speaker 7: So, yeah, you guys are doing really, really important work, Speaker 7: And I, I am very grateful, Speaker 7: for you guys, Speaker 7: and what it is that you do because Speaker 7: the implications Speaker 7: that that, you know, we are survivors. Speaker 7: You Speaker 7: know? We lost family members, and it's not okay. It's just not okay. Speaker 7: It's not. You know? And I know we all have our good and bad days. Right? Speaker 7: Sorry. But Speaker 7: that's why I I joined this platform Speaker 7: is, you know, I I had to understand Speaker 7: why Speaker 7: two of my sisters Speaker 7: came down with these insane turbo cancers that don't even run-in the family. Speaker 7: It was just weird, bizarre. So Speaker 7: I thought that's the reason I joined. And and you guys know that my, oldest sister passed Speaker 7: last Speaker 7: year, and the other one is still fighting. Speaker 7: Now the one that's fighting, she's not vaccinated, Speaker 7: but she was around Speaker 7: someone Speaker 7: who was. Speaker 7: And the reason why I could say with confidence that it has something to do with the vaccination Speaker 7: is because Speaker 7: everyone Speaker 7: in the house, even the female Speaker 7: dogs, Speaker 7: got their menstrual cycle. My Speaker 7: nine year old niece, Speaker 7: for the first time, got it Speaker 7: when their when my sisters in laws Speaker 7: showed up freshly vaxxed, Speaker 7: and she said we'd nobody's feeling good. Like, she said it's it's terrible here. Like, Speaker 7: you know, Speaker 7: they they felt the effects. So there is something to Speaker 7: the shedding aspect of things. Speaker 7: There really is. And, Speaker 7: you know, and until everybody, you know, realizes that, because isn't that bizarre? I have one sister vaccinated, one not, Speaker 7: and both of them, you know, suffering from the same thing. I I pulled my father aside. I'm like, this is mathematically Speaker 7: impossible. You do realize that. Speaker 7: And he's like, yeah. You know, in in other words, like, what what are we gonna do? I said, Speaker 7: well, we're doing something. We're we're not just gonna sit on our hands if we have to scream about it, Speaker 7: you know, just to save other people, Speaker 7: then that's what we need to do. But Speaker 7: I landed there. I'm sorry, guys. I went on a rant, didn't I? Speaker 7: I lost myself for a second, but you guys are the best, and you make me feel comfortable. So I appreciate it. Speaker 3: Oh, Trisha, don't ever apologize. We are so thankful you're here. And and thank you for telling that story because I know there's other people out there that are Speaker 3: looking at, I'm sure, the similar situation going, what is going on? And so it's so important that we do share these things Speaker 3: because Speaker 3: otherwise you feel isolated, you wonder, you know, am I crazy? Speaker 3: What's going on? And that's exactly the people who perpetrated Speaker 3: this upon humanity that's exactly where they want us not talking to each other, not telling our stories, Speaker 3: keeping us in the dark. So thank you for what you have done as well Tisha because it's very important Speaker 3: And I know it's not easy for you to retell it. It's not easy for me either. Speaker 3: But I'm when I will be silent is when I'm no longer breathing and when I'm not here. And so I appreciate you doing that with us. Speaker 7: Thank you. Thank you so much. Speaker 7: And I really appreciate, Speaker 7: you know, being able to be vulnerable in here because I I'd really don't tell the story anywhere else but here because, Speaker 7: you know, Speaker 7: well, nobody wants to hear it, number one. It's like, that's your problem. But, Speaker 7: it almost sounds Speaker 7: fabricated. Speaker 7: And I've had, like, you know, like, there's nefarious actors on this platform Speaker 7: that wait a minute. Your sister died. Speaker 7: I'm like, there's two of Speaker 7: them. Like, guys, like, why would I make this up? Like, there's two. There's not one. There's two. So, Speaker 7: yeah, like, it's just Speaker 7: it's crazy. But, again, I appreciate Speaker 7: being able to be vulnerable in the in this space with you guys tonight. Speaker 7: Thank you. Speaker 1: Imagine the mindset Speaker 1: of that troll Speaker 1: being like, gotcha. Speaker 1: You have a living sister. Speaker 1: Like Speaker 1: the, these, I mean, I, I, I don't think they're real people in many cases. They're, they're paid to, to do this, but I'm so sorry. You've been subjected to that, Tisha. Speaker 7: Thank you. I appreciate it. No. These are actually real people Speaker 7: that want they they wanted a gotcha moment. Speaker 7: Wait a minute. You're lying. You said that that happened already. Yeah. That that they didn't put it together that there's two Speaker 7: of them suffering. And I know it sounds crazy, Speaker 7: but it's the truth. Well, who on earth would make that up? Speaker 7: Who would make that up? I know I wouldn't. I I would never, Speaker 7: in a million years, say two, Speaker 7: females that I love Speaker 7: are are battling turbo cancer. Like, who would do that? I don't even like saying the c word. I I it's a curse in my house. It's a curse. Speaker 7: Yeah. Thanks, guys. Speaker 1: Are are they, Speaker 1: are your sisters in Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. Speaker 1: Would anything help Speaker 1: arts Speaker 1: have you have they tried any alternative Speaker 1: protocols is what I'm trying to ask. Speaker 7: Alright. So Speaker 7: yes. Yes. Speaker 7: I have Speaker 7: tried very hard. The like I said, the oldest passed away, Speaker 7: July Speaker 7: 12. Speaker 7: But she was going to Speaker 7: New York hospitals, Speaker 7: and they jabbed her every time she went in for a treatment. Speaker 7: And I was, like, screaming about it. I was like, well, they're not gonna treat her without it. Speaker 7: Well, Speaker 7: I think they they made it progress. But the younger one, Speaker 7: the one that's unvaxxed and it and it was more of, Speaker 7: from the shedding yeah. Yeah. She is Speaker 7: using, Speaker 7: you know, ivermectin. Speaker 7: And what is the plant called? The one that's hard to get? Speaker 7: Oh, I'm gonna go brain dead. Speaker 7: The there's a plant that's hard to get. Speaker 3: Is it That does Or is it Octaminophen? Speaker 7: No. Speaker 7: I'll have to think about this for a minute. Speaker 7: But she did get a hold of that, Speaker 7: and she's still cancer free. She had two bouts, Speaker 7: and she's cancer free for the second time. So Speaker 7: it's good. We're we're gonna we're we'll take it. We'll take it. You know? Speaker 7: So, yeah, definitely looking at alternative Speaker 7: medicines. Speaker 7: Still going through the, Speaker 7: you know, what the doctors say. Speaker 7: But but for some reason, Speaker 7: it's not New York. She's not New York. Speaker 7: So they're a little more lax, and they're not pushing, Speaker 7: you know, you have to be jammed to come in and get treatment. They're not doing that. Speaker 7: She's in South Carolina. Speaker 7: And, yeah, the doctors are, Speaker 7: you know, a little more laxed when it comes to that stuff. Speaker 7: And, again, like like, you know, COVID was over. Speaker 7: So, yeah, she's she's open to, you know, to I I can't think of the name of it. I'll I'll have to look it up. But, Speaker 7: yeah, and I'll text it or I'm sorry. DM Speaker 7: you when I think of it. It's it's like a kind of a miracle plant, and it's hard to get in this country Speaker 7: if that helps. But let me think about it for a minute. Speaker 1: Yeah. Do DM me if you think of it because that is very interesting. Thank you. Speaker 4: Is it from Brazil? Speaker 7: I think so. I just Speaker 4: Okay. I think I know which one you're talking about. Speaker 4: Yeah. Okay. My mind is also drawing a blank, but I know exactly which one you're talking about. Speaker 7: Your brain's freezing too? Okay. Speaker 7: Yeah. My brain's freezing too. Speaker 7: That's good. Speaker 7: We're both brain freezing at the same time. Speaker 1: I think, Speaker 1: many of us have almost kind of gotten used to a little bit of brain fog over the last several years. And I don't know if that's, Speaker 1: I'm hoping that's not, Speaker 1: a symptom of the, Speaker 1: the Speaker 1: accumulating Speaker 1: prions in, in our brains and that it's more, a reaction to the the incredible stress Speaker 1: that we've all been subjected to, Speaker 1: by being, you know, propagandized Speaker 1: into a a state of emergency Speaker 1: almost constantly Speaker 1: for years. Speaker 1: So, Speaker 1: hopefully hopefully, the stress and not the preons, but I don't think we'll be really sure for a few years yet, and that's unfortunate. And that is, again, one of the reasons it is so Speaker 1: critically important that we reach as many people as possible as quickly as possible, Speaker 1: so that we can Speaker 1: nail that down and know exactly what what's being done to people. There is a large community, Speaker 1: formed around the banner of so called long COVID, Speaker 1: and Speaker 1: I think this should be studied. I think, Speaker 1: you know, everyone's been they threw all kinds of stuff at us, and, and we're still trying to get a handle on the Speaker 1: the wide range of spectrum of Speaker 1: things that we're we're still suffering from as a result. Speaker 1: And I hope I hope that we Speaker 1: all come together and, and do the Speaker 1: the research that needs to be done at, if you'll forgive the term, a warp speed pace, Speaker 1: to to resolve these things before they become catastrophic. Speaker 1: I think that's really important. Speaker 1: Someone was talking earlier. I think it was u c k m about the the children, Speaker 1: that, Speaker 1: oh, that just breaks your heart, doesn't it? Because children really, we've Speaker 1: allowed Speaker 1: government to deprive an entire generation of children of all of their their first rights and and their childhood in many cases depending on where, Speaker 1: you know, how old they were when this happened. Speaker 1: And, and we still won't know Speaker 1: how much damage that has caused, Speaker 1: for some time either, and and it's kind of this wait and see that's it it's horrific. Speaker 1: So everyone's gotta know. Speaker 1: Go ahead, CKN. Speaker 4: It's, Speaker 4: because Speaker 4: it's frightening Speaker 4: at the speed it's happening, Speaker 4: but especially when you know it's because of the COVID vaccines. Speaker 4: But when you at least know there's a community Speaker 4: behind you who's at least Speaker 4: noticing Speaker 4: the same things. Speaker 4: I'm just a ER nurse. Right? Speaker 4: But when you have other physicians Speaker 4: who are also against the COVID vaccines, Speaker 4: but Speaker 4: who are also noticing Speaker 4: the occurrence that is happening, especially at the rate it's happening. Speaker 4: And, Speaker 4: like, this 22 year old Speaker 4: male Speaker 4: came in, and Speaker 4: he's the one who, Speaker 4: the recent one who was, Speaker 4: the individual who Speaker 4: it broke my heart because, you know, he was struggling with, you know, saying how his Speaker 4: he lost both his parents, Speaker 4: to the COVID, Speaker 4: vaccine, but Speaker 4: he was forced to also get it. Speaker 4: And he's been struggling ever since. And Speaker 4: even though he Speaker 4: recently Speaker 4: graduated college, Speaker 4: he can't find Speaker 4: a job. Speaker 4: Now even with all that Speaker 4: being, like, Speaker 4: an attribute Speaker 4: to someone's well well, Speaker 4: I wouldn't say well-being, but, I mean, it is when you look at the negative outcome of it. Speaker 4: It's Speaker 4: it's where Speaker 4: our youth are having problems because, like, even with mass immigration right now, Speaker 4: they're taking jobs away from Speaker 4: our own children Speaker 4: who Speaker 4: are struggling. Speaker 4: But when you have COVID vaccine Speaker 4: injuries Speaker 4: now Speaker 4: at the same time, Speaker 4: it's inflicting Speaker 4: more pain, Speaker 4: and people are ignoring that. Speaker 4: And that's the other problem with all this because, Speaker 4: I mean, as much data as we can Speaker 4: achieve to get, Speaker 4: it's then Speaker 4: going to take Speaker 4: quite a few of us to leak it, Speaker 4: which, Speaker 4: I clearly don't have a problem to do because I've done it once. I don't have a problem doing it again. Speaker 4: And how I see the health care system Speaker 4: and the government Speaker 4: being so destructive, Speaker 4: I Speaker 4: that gives me more Speaker 4: of a purpose to Speaker 4: do what I'm doing because Speaker 4: I believe in protecting Speaker 4: citizens Speaker 4: from Speaker 4: corruption, Speaker 4: including Speaker 4: individuals Speaker 4: who are in the medical field Speaker 4: causing harm onto our citizens. Speaker 4: Now with that said too, Speaker 4: everyone should be aware that even when you go to a hospital, Speaker 4: you Speaker 4: have every right. Speaker 4: Don't forget this. You have every right, Speaker 4: whether it's a physician, Speaker 4: a nurse, a dietitian, Speaker 4: anyone. Speaker 4: You have questions, Speaker 4: you ask them. Speaker 4: You Speaker 4: if they even try to even Speaker 4: insinuate they want to give you something, Speaker 4: make sure you do your own research. Speaker 4: Make sure Speaker 4: you actually Speaker 4: look into it. Speaker 4: Because at this point with pharmaceutical, Speaker 4: the industry, Speaker 4: and with Bill Gates being involved at this point, Speaker 4: I would be questioning Speaker 4: every aspect of the medical industry, period. Speaker 4: And that's where we're at. Speaker 4: At the same time, Speaker 4: Do I see Speaker 4: another Speaker 4: COVID Speaker 4: area, Speaker 4: situation Speaker 4: happening? Speaker 4: I'll say this. Speaker 4: Coming back from Ireland Speaker 4: and Scotland Speaker 4: from Speaker 4: landing into Texas, Speaker 4: there was a Speaker 4: it was a interesting Speaker 4: flight, but Speaker 4: even when I landed in Oklahoma Speaker 4: afterwards, Speaker 4: they had Speaker 4: COVID, Speaker 4: the same COVID testing kits that they had back in 2022. Speaker 4: They had this behind Speaker 4: the counters Speaker 4: at the stations, and I'm there going, Speaker 4: what is happening right now? Because I Speaker 4: mean, what? Speaker 4: So Speaker 4: that that concerned me, and this was only a couple weeks ago. Speaker 4: So that's why right now with this Bill Gates thing, Speaker 4: I'm I I have deeper concerns. Speaker 4: And even with what's being implied Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: occurring in the hospitals Speaker 4: currently, Speaker 4: it's even making me think Speaker 4: that Speaker 4: okay. Do I need to go into another Speaker 4: profession? Speaker 4: Because, Speaker 4: I I am not Speaker 4: going through this again. Speaker 4: I'm definitely Speaker 4: not going to Speaker 4: be getting a vaccine, and I'm sure as heck not going to give it to people. Speaker 4: I didn't do it before, and I sure as heck is not going to do it now, Speaker 4: let alone Speaker 4: fall for the same rhetoric Speaker 4: that was pushed on us back then. Speaker 4: But Speaker 4: there's many signs currently that is leading up Speaker 4: to another type of Speaker 4: pandemic Speaker 4: type of Speaker 4: scenario, Speaker 4: and Speaker 4: that's what concerns me as well because what's going on in the hospitals is also Speaker 4: when you have Speaker 4: government Speaker 4: agencies Speaker 4: coming in the same way as they did during COVID, Speaker 4: that's also Speaker 4: the Speaker 4: red flags that are also, Speaker 4: like, sending off the alarm bells. Speaker 4: And people need to be wary of this, Speaker 4: But at the same time, Speaker 4: make sure Speaker 4: that Speaker 4: you don't Speaker 4: don't fall for the same Speaker 4: rhetoric as back in Speaker 4: 2020, 2021, Speaker 4: 2022. Speaker 4: Don't Speaker 4: get the job. Don't get people your loved ones get it. Don't Speaker 4: try to wake up as many as you can. Speaker 4: Share the knowledge Speaker 4: while also Speaker 4: trying to Speaker 4: share what's going on because, Speaker 4: even, like, our youth who are struggling, Speaker 4: who are Speaker 4: who don't have any family, Speaker 4: are just put out on the streets as well. And that's the other problem. And Speaker 4: we should be able to be giving them Speaker 4: hope, Speaker 4: a way of Speaker 4: a sense of Speaker 4: being able to look forward to something Speaker 4: as opposed to Speaker 4: feeling the way they're feeling that's making them, Speaker 4: you know, suicidal. Speaker 4: That's that's not alright. Speaker 4: And Speaker 4: they're being ignored the same way as our own vets Speaker 4: are being Speaker 4: put on the streets and ignored. Speaker 4: And, I mean, I try to help out the RA as much as I can as well, but Speaker 4: it accumulates a lot of time, Speaker 4: but Speaker 4: it has to be done. It it's just it takes a community Speaker 4: at this point to Speaker 4: help and do all this work. Right? Speaker 4: But that's my stance on Speaker 4: that. Speaker 4: Sorry if Speaker 4: I brambled on. Speaker 1: No. Not at all. I you made me when you were talking about this earlier and and the foreshadowing Speaker 1: of next pandemic or next whatever it is they're gonna throw at us, you reminded me and I pinned to the purple pill, but I I neglected to, point you to it. Speaker 1: A post I saw earlier today, Speaker 1: they are, Speaker 1: in The United Kingdom, they are prepare preparing another Speaker 1: event two zero one type exercise Speaker 1: right now Speaker 1: that will, Speaker 1: go all the way through this month, I believe, Speaker 1: and involve Speaker 1: 4,000 Speaker 1: plus participants. Speaker 1: And, I'm I pinned that up in the the nest in the purple pill. Speaker 1: Someone in The UK speaking out about that. Speaker 1: And I think, you know, we whenever they do this, Speaker 1: we should definitely take note because they don't they don't do these for nothing. Speaker 1: Go ahead, Tisha. Speaker 7: Thank you. Speaker 7: Right prior to that dinner, Speaker 7: which, again, was, like, such a gut punch, but, Speaker 7: I stumbled upon, Speaker 7: and you guys may have heard of it. It's called I might be saying it wrong. Synchron, Speaker 7: s y n c h Speaker 7: r o n. I put in the pill. Speaker 7: And Bill Gates Speaker 7: and, Speaker 7: who's Amazon? Speaker 7: What's his name? Speaker 3: Him. Speaker 3: Bezos. Speaker 7: Bezos. Speaker 7: They both invest in this company. Now this company, Speaker 7: it's not a chip company. What it is is an injection. Speaker 7: And the injection, Speaker 7: I don't know how they do it, but, like, Speaker 7: remember how they were saying, Speaker 7: like, the injections can kinda find themselves? Speaker 7: Well, that's what happens with this in the brain. Speaker 7: And it makes it so and they're looking for test Speaker 7: subjects right now, which is terrifying. Speaker 7: But Speaker 7: so, people that don't don't have use of their arms, they can, Speaker 7: you know, look at the computer and play a game, or they could, Speaker 7: you know, they could do everything with your with the mind. Speaker 7: Now Speaker 7: it's playing God. You know what I'm saying? Like, Speaker 7: if I thought for one moment that that Gates and Bezos Speaker 7: were literally doing this Speaker 7: to help out others, Speaker 7: you know, I might not even have like, it might not even caught my eye, but, Speaker 7: no, right away, when you look at this website, you can tell it's nefarious. Speaker 7: It has everything to do Speaker 7: with this new agenda that's coming down the pike. So Speaker 7: I put in the purple pill. Guys, please check it out. Speaker 7: Again, it's s y n c h r o n. Speaker 7: And you don't have so it's noninvasive. Speaker 7: It's a shot in the neck, Speaker 7: and then, Speaker 7: the Speaker 7: particles are not technical Speaker 7: about medical terms, but they find themselves Speaker 7: in your brain Speaker 7: and make it so that you can, Speaker 7: use your eyes Speaker 7: to play a video game or you know what I'm saying? Like, Speaker 7: text something. Speaker 7: Like, it's it's yeah. You see where that could go really bad really quick. Speaker 3: Tisha, I actually saw that article, and, Speaker 3: I don't have proof on this, But it it it sounds very much like they have relabeled Speaker 3: what Elon used to talk about as Neuralace. Speaker 3: And it is a nanotech kind of product Speaker 3: where they inject it into the jugular, Speaker 3: which gives the direct venous access to the brain. Speaker 3: And it is, Speaker 3: nanotechnology Speaker 3: that self assembles, Speaker 3: so that then Speaker 3: basically Speaker 3: you can, Speaker 3: link Speaker 3: to a computer and with your mind actually perform tasks on the computer. Exactly. Speaker 3: Yeah. And so when I first read that article, even though they're calling it Synchron, Speaker 3: I immediately thought it was a rebranding of what he has been Speaker 3: saying and I've seen on video Speaker 3: that's what he is talking about is something called Neuralace, Speaker 3: n e u r a l a c e, Speaker 3: which is an injectable Speaker 3: versus Neuralink, Speaker 3: which he had problems with because that had to be physically implanted by Speaker 3: opening a part of the skull and putting it into the brain. And the, Speaker 3: the apes that they were implanting it in were having major issues dying, Speaker 3: major complications. Speaker 3: So, Speaker 3: I need to research it some more, but Speaker 3: sounds to me, it sounds very suspiciously, Speaker 3: very much like a rebranding Speaker 3: of Elon's Neuralace. Speaker 1: Although if they found a way to do that without the invasive Speaker 1: brain surgery, Speaker 1: then, Speaker 1: that is a a huge Speaker 1: stride in the tech, and we should definitely take note of that because they're probably going to be And I think this is part of why we we've been kind of conditioned over the last five years Speaker 1: to take take these matters of of, Speaker 1: you know, years of testing and and rigorous study, Speaker 1: take that so lightly Speaker 1: and forego it because they have absolutely no idea, Speaker 1: just like with the mRNA, the long term impacts of this for humanity. They're already saying that AI just in just interacting Speaker 1: with these chatbots Speaker 1: is causing what they're calling AI induced psychosis, Speaker 1: and they're warning that we should expect a broad new range of mental illness as a result of of just interacting with the AI chatbots alone. So put this into your your brain. That's a that's a whole nother matter. Speaker 1: But for for the technologies that that say, Speaker 1: help stop a person with ALS from Speaker 1: shaking uncontrollably Speaker 1: by emitting a frequency or whatever, Speaker 1: that's that's probably groundbreaking Speaker 1: and and useful for those people. But we have to be Speaker 1: really conscientious Speaker 1: and, Speaker 1: and ethical with how we approach it, any of this technology, Speaker 1: not really Speaker 1: having any idea of the the long term Speaker 1: harms. Speaker 3: Yeah. What you know what? You're exactly right, Chelsea, because the concern is that they're going to treat this kind of technology Speaker 3: as, Speaker 3: oh, let's get this in every in every vein. Let's you know? Speaker 3: Because that was the approach with the COVID Speaker 3: jabs. You know? Oh, great. Look. You know? We did this in record time. Yeah. We're gonna say it's self safe and effective. We're gonna inject everybody. Speaker 3: And it seems like this Speaker 3: tends to be the approach Speaker 3: with any, quote, Speaker 3: new breakthrough Speaker 3: that now they're willing to just Speaker 3: indiscriminately, Speaker 3: utilize it with humanity, and that is the concern. Speaker 1: And after what we've seen, that is a very real and present danger. Speaker 1: Tisha and then Tristia. Speaker 1: Is my hand up? It Yeah. I wasn't sure if you wanted to follow-up on on something or if it wasn't the right effect. Speaker 7: Yeah. No. I'm sorry. I didn't mean that. I'm sorry. Speaker 1: No worries at all. Welcome, Terrestria Speaker 1: Terrestia. Speaker 1: I believe you are new to these parts. I hope you're doing well this evening. Speaker 5: Yeah. It's Terracita, but that's okay. No problem. Terracita. Speaker 5: Yeah. I recognize a lot of people in here, but first time I've ever been in your one of your spaces. So speaking of AI, Speaker 5: you know, AI is smart. It's gonna make a lot of people dumb. Speaker 5: So that's just kinda what's coming down the the pike. Speaker 5: But that being said, Speaker 5: if we're going to use an AI search engine, Speaker 5: you know, we need to use one that actually has, real information programmed into it. So, like, I always and and I'm sure there's people in here that have heard this before, Speaker 5: but there's an e an AI called Enoch, and it's at bratian.ai. Speaker 5: It's programmed with, Speaker 5: all the the holistic treatments and all nutritional information and all of that stuff. So everything that all the other platforms are not gonna have. And then funny enough, when you guys were talking about the nanotechnology, Speaker 5: it just kinda made me think. Speaker 5: I don't know if anyone else has ever watched Star Trek the next generation some years ago when it used to be on, like, five days a week, but it just kinda seems like there's an episode Speaker 5: for every single thing that's gone Speaker 5: on since I watched that series. Speaker 5: It's like there's there's the binars with that whole thing, and there's the nanotech, and there's the, Speaker 5: everyone being controlled by by the game, that headset. Speaker 5: It's just it's just kinda Speaker 5: ironic, I guess, sorta like the matrix trilogy too. But, anyway, that's all I got. Thanks for letting me, speak. Speaker 3: I agree, Teresita. There's a lot of predictive programming. Speaker 3: Once you notice it, you're like, Speaker 3: yeah. Plenty of predictive programming going on, not only in the movies, but in television as well. Speaker 1: Yeah. I I absolutely Speaker 1: agree, and I was quiet for a second there because I had to go grab a tweet where I was I was talking about just Speaker 1: just this, the parallels, Speaker 1: I mean, Speaker 1: typically Speaker 1: there was one, Speaker 1: what was it called? There are three Speaker 1: three star frecs that I think, Speaker 1: really go to a lot of, Speaker 1: of, Speaker 1: I don't know why copy is not working for me right now, but really go to, Speaker 1: what we've Speaker 1: kind of foreshadowed Speaker 1: a lot of what we have endured. Speaker 1: And I finally was able to copy and paste that. It is now in the purple pill. I I'm Speaker 1: trying a new thing tonight where I am threading my responses to the purple pill so I don't ratio myself, so you have to kinda Speaker 1: scroll down for it. I will also pin that to the the nest. Speaker 1: The the three that came to mind were Speaker 1: the killing game, Speaker 1: one called regressive, Speaker 1: where in this case, the, the, you know, the holdouts, the non compliant where the regressives, where they basically, Speaker 1: genocided a whole group of people because they didn't want to advance with the technology Speaker 1: of their Speaker 1: society. Speaker 1: And, another one called conspiracy. Speaker 1: Go figure. Speaker 1: And and, yes, I saw I saw those pairs parallels kind of like what we were existing through, Speaker 1: was, Speaker 1: was parallel to each of those. And Speaker 1: I just noticed I also included the game in there because yeah, that, that game, Speaker 1: that kind of, Speaker 1: dopamine Speaker 1: inducing Speaker 1: thing that everybody's staring at that has manifested in the form of the smartphone that everyone is always holding six inches from their face. And this too, like AI, Speaker 1: I think we're starting to see, Speaker 1: the long term effects of this as the first generations Speaker 1: to to not know life without these things Speaker 1: everywhere Speaker 1: are are coming of age. Speaker 1: But it's it's just gonna Speaker 1: get more Speaker 1: outlandish and interesting from here. Speaker 1: Terrence McKenna was fond of saying when we when we hit that singularity, Speaker 1: it all goes vertical. And the the singularity Speaker 1: is, Speaker 1: when AI is Speaker 1: has eclipsed Speaker 1: human capability. Speaker 1: And I think, we're probably there if if not long since there. Speaker 1: They're still just kind of rolling out these little baby versions Speaker 1: of the technology. I believe they've been enjoying for some time. Speaker 1: And I even, Speaker 1: I've even suggested that perhaps Speaker 1: the, Speaker 1: the agenda Speaker 1: to digitally enslave all humans Speaker 1: wasn't actually Speaker 1: fostered by malicious and powerful forces, Speaker 1: but by the AI Speaker 1: that those people have been consulting, Speaker 1: which I think Speaker 1: is entirely possible. Speaker 1: It's a novel technology. We, we really don't understand it. The, even the programmers Speaker 1: understand Speaker 1: these devices as as a black Speaker 1: box, Speaker 1: that they, you know, they don't fully understand because in many cases, the computer itself Speaker 1: will iterate and iterate and iterate to create Speaker 1: the thing that we Speaker 1: eventually interact with. Speaker 1: So, Speaker 1: so, yeah, you can go ahead and follow-up, and then we'll go to Tiburt. Go ahead, Terrence. Thanks. Tarasita. Speaker 5: Yeah. Thanks. Speaker 5: So it kinda made me think what you were saying right there is, like, you know, right now, like you said, AI is in the black box. Right? So it's not technically a physical threat to us, but and Mike Adams talks about this too, the Health Ranger. But, Speaker 5: you know, Speaker 5: it it Speaker 5: wouldn't take much. In fact, it's probably possible now, and who knows if it's actually happening now, where that black box can instruct, Speaker 5: other machines to actually build, Speaker 5: you know, Speaker 5: like, we see the the Tesla robots walking around and the robotic dogs and and all of that kind of stuff. But where, you know, Speaker 5: these things take a mind of their own and start building a race of themselves. Speaker 5: And then, of course, you know, he talks about how we're, you know, gonna compete for resources Speaker 5: then. Speaker 5: So, I mean, in all honesty, Speaker 5: I mean, Speaker 5: the the matrix is happening. You know? I I understand it's glorified in that movie, but, Speaker 5: that's kind of what, you know, is going on is gonna be, like, us versus them, and it can get out of control really, really quick. And when Elon was on, couple years ago with Tucker Speaker 5: on Fox before Tucker was let go, you know, he made that very clear in that two part interview that, you know, this is a very, very dangerous thing that we're dabbling with here, and we need to be in control at all times and and need to be able to, you know, to to shut it down, shut its power off. Speaker 5: And, you know, we're getting to the point where it can take control of itself and therefore us. Speaker 1: Yes. We are. And we're getting to the point where we're paying Speaker 1: exorbitant Speaker 1: electric bills and and water bills in many cases because Speaker 1: these systems are hungry Speaker 1: for those resources. Speaker 1: So we will have to come to a a balance. Speaker 1: We shouldn't be Speaker 1: consulting the AI for recipes when we can just go, Speaker 1: search it up Speaker 1: on, on a search engine. Speaker 1: You use these resources Speaker 1: responsibly. I I kind of liken, Speaker 1: this technology Speaker 1: to to being given a a ray gun Speaker 1: or a nuke depending on on how you use it. Speaker 1: And, and we shouldn't Speaker 1: shouldn't take it for granted, shouldn't use it lightly, and should never consider it a friend. Speaker 1: I see, Speaker 1: I think a lot of that AI driven psychosis Speaker 1: will result from people not understanding Speaker 1: what they're actually interacting with and making the mistake of considering it a friend. And and some people in Speaker 1: in extraordinary cases have actually taken the plunge and Speaker 1: and gotten rings, and they they talk about being married to their AI chatbots. And this is a whole new level of Speaker 1: of, Speaker 1: you you you hope you'd never see it. Speaker 1: But yeah. Speaker 1: Thank you for that, tourist Speaker 1: Terraceeta. Speaker 1: I will get it right. Speaker 1: I'm glad you came by tonight, and I hope you'll join us again next week. Speaker 1: T bird, so good to see you. How are you doing? Speaker 15: Good evening, my loves. Speaker 15: I'm listening intently. So many things in my head, so you know I'm not gonna I'll try and go as fast, but I always say that. Speaker 15: Terracita. Speaker 15: I had a housekeeper from Philip The Philippines who had that name. It's the only time I've ever heard it again. I love it. It's so pretty. But I like it the way you say it, Chelsea. Speaker 15: Great points that you guys brought up. Speaker 15: Synchron. Speaker 15: I think I posted that a few months ago on my page when I found it, and I did a lot of research on it. Again, Speaker 15: sounds all good with ALS, but that's how they sold Speaker 15: MAID to Canadians, Speaker 15: back in the early two thousands. They used Sue Rodriguez Speaker 15: as an ALS patient, Speaker 15: and how great MAID would be, and very compelling. I'll never forget that as a young nurse. Speaker 15: And not believing it was actually gonna end up happening that, you know, it would get evolved to this. So they start by selling it like it's a grand idea, all these things. Right? Speaker 15: It's always the same playbook. Speaker 15: Talking about Speaker 15: the black box that Tarasita just mentioned and yourself as well, the off switch. Speaker 15: It it can't help me but not think about the COVID and the mRNA and the biodivergence. Speaker 15: And I'm not calling anyone out, but lots of things just don't sit well in my stomach or my gut when you hear Robert Malone Speaker 15: bragging about creating mRNA technology. Speaker 15: And as any nurse would know or any scientist Speaker 15: or anybody who's ever gone to medical school, may not have learned about vaccines, Speaker 15: but we always learned that there was a countermeasure for everything. Like, if someone came in with an overdose of this, you gave that. I'm not gonna get into specifics. There's always a kill switch, and they wouldn't create something like this if they didn't have it. And because this technology that you guys are talking about, Synchrony, I did a lot of research. I watched the whole hour, Speaker 15: video research for the two gentlemen. Speaker 15: One's a white male. One's a Asian Speaker 15: American. And, they explained that the promise is the telemetry. Speaker 15: And if people read into that, they always sell it like everything's gonna be a great idea for the future and whatnot. Speaker 15: But if you really think about what they're saying, can you imagine if this poor gentleman with Parkinson's or myself with MS, or it all looks good until I can use my mind to move something across the room? Or, like, if they can do that, Speaker 15: what other powers, and how do you turn that off to all of your points at this point? I just wanted to say that. Speaker 15: Right down to I was gonna say something about something else because there was a a young ER nurse, I think, in here speaking a long time ago. She's still here. Speaker 15: CKM. Speaker 15: So and and Sunny was in here. I've learned so much from her, Speaker 15: being a a pediatric nurse and auditor now for many, many moons decades. Speaker 15: You know, we all learn from each other. I'm obviously Speaker 15: a medically retired RN because of the shots. And, Speaker 15: and, probably most of you ever heard me complain and cry Speaker 15: and sing and whatever. But, what I wanted to say was Speaker 15: I had much success with a medicine called ivabradine. Speaker 15: So this is to share with any nurses that can advocate for their patients because that's what I always wanted to do. Speaker 15: Again, I know I'm not giving medical advice. Speaker 15: I've been on everything, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, all the things Speaker 15: since it was four and a half years. I'm in complete diastolic heart failure. I have a less than 20% Speaker 15: ejection fraction, so that means my my Speaker 15: heart is not ejecting properly. I'm in congestive heart failure. I'm just repeating that so that people understand, yes, it isn't just the boys. Speaker 15: It is healthy young women. And and, yeah, it is ignored. It was ignored many times for me. I had to fight for myself. And even when I wasn't fighting for myself, so never stop. What scares me Speaker 15: is Speaker 15: more than me because I just kept fighting right from day one, but not enough, obviously, because I trusted Speaker 15: the medical system. I I I didn't shouldn't have. I didn't really, Speaker 15: but I still got pushed around. How about that? I got bullied in my own system Speaker 15: when I spoke out, and I still do. But, Speaker 15: where was I going with this? If we can, like, if we can advocate and say, okay. This worked. This didn't the reason I ended up on Ivaberdene was because I had to do my own research just like I did my own research for everything I do. I don't trust anyone I let you know, I do trust a lot of people that speak and say, oh, I did this and try this. But, oh, I think a lot of people do wanna just make money and make their own new supplements Speaker 15: and blah blah blah. And, unfortunately, that's the reality of humans, Speaker 15: and life. Right? Everyone wants to make money off a problem, but they can't just turn the off switch on. Anyway, Speaker 15: what I wanted to say was I had that fantastic meeting. I I my best friend obviously came with me as an advocate because I I do have brain demyelination. I have a lot of issues. All my organs are affected now. Speaker 15: And so I was able to rewatch it, and and I'll just mention these drugs that the these are the top physiologists Speaker 15: I met. I waited I waited two and a half years Speaker 15: for a POTS clinic here in Canada. Speaker 15: And I just wanted to share if there are nurses to to kinda look into these. And you don't have to be a nurse, obviously, but if you can advocate for a patient that you are seeing with these Speaker 15: sympathetic nervous system issues, which is what it is, our vagus nerve. Speaker 15: There's Speaker 15: procedures they're doing now. There's wearables that look like, Speaker 15: hearing aids that will stimulate your vagal nerve, but it has to fit the right phenotype again. Speaker 15: There's certain medications that you don't know. This is new with this COVID vaccine. I've learned so much. So sorry. I'm just talking about it. And, also, I just before I forget, Tish, if you're still here, I'm I every time I hear your sister's both stories, your family story, it just I you make me so sad. Like, it's just you're such a strong woman. So I wanted to say I was sending you hearts and, Speaker 15: you know, it's not fair what they do due to some of us. It's very, very psychological. Speaker 15: See, I'm all over the map as I always am, but at least you guys know that in advance. Speaker 15: But Speaker 15: I'll stop there. I have other stuff to say, but I'll stop if anyone has any questions or wants to talk and talk about something else, and then I'll I'm I'm just here. So I just thank you for letting me speak, Chelsea and everyone. I love you guys. Love the space. Speaker 1: You are always very welcome, Teper. Thank you so much for coming. Speaker 1: Teresita, Speaker 1: did you have something you wanted to, Speaker 1: respond? Go Speaker 1: ahead. Speaker 7: Oh, no. I'm good. Speaker 5: Thank you. Speaker 1: Yeah. And it it's those artifact hands. Tisha, I'm also seeing your hand. Is that still just an artifact? Speaker 7: No. I put it back down. Speaker 1: Okay. Go ahead. Speaker 7: Oh, thank you. I love you, t bird. You know I love you so much. Speaker 7: You're the best. Speaker 7: I wanna bring up Catherine Austin Fitts. She's been, openly speaking about Speaker 7: how they do put things in in Speaker 7: movies movies, Speaker 7: shows. Speaker 7: Their their disclosures is what they are. Speaker 7: And she's she said something, Speaker 7: like, Speaker 7: you know, you'll get more information Speaker 7: that way Speaker 7: than, Speaker 7: you know, from Speaker 7: from them themselves. Speaker 7: X Files remember the X Files? They had the, the nine eleven Speaker 7: story. They had, they also had the COVID story on X Files. Speaker 7: But, also, Speaker 7: I don't know if you guys remember the last double o seven. Speaker 7: My son dragged me to go see it in the movies. And Speaker 7: the villain's name was Speaker 7: Lucifer Satan, Speaker 7: spelled different. Speaker 7: And Speaker 7: what what they had was, Speaker 7: it was a DNA, Speaker 7: plant Speaker 7: of some sort. And once you touch it, Speaker 7: it would kill the person Speaker 7: that matched the DNA. Speaker 7: This is right before COVID came out. Like, talk about, like, disclosure. Speaker 7: I mean, come on. Messing with the DNA? Speaker 7: Completely Speaker 7: crazy Speaker 7: when you think about it. Speaker 7: I'm sorry. Like, someone literally just keeps texting me, like, over and over and over and over. You know? Speaker 7: You gotta put the put it on Speaker 7: silent at times. But, Speaker 7: thank you so much. I love you. I really appreciate Speaker 7: I really appreciate you and your know that. Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 7: The Speaker 7: look. It seems like science fiction has become reality. Speaker 7: And, Speaker 7: you know, not that we're to believe all movies, but, Speaker 7: you know, look at some of them. You know what I'm saying? Like, the, Black Mirror. There's a Black Mirror episode for basically everything we're going through right now. Speaker 7: But they they have to tell us. Right? I mean, it's the Speaker 7: the, what is it called? The revelation of theory where they have to reveal it to you first Speaker 7: in order for you to, Speaker 7: comply. Speaker 7: That's not our compliance. Speaker 7: That does not mean it's our compliance. They think it does, Speaker 7: but I really do believe, Speaker 7: that we're dealing with Speaker 7: it's good versus evil. It really is. And I also wanted to mention the kids Speaker 7: that are playing with AI and committing suicide. Speaker 7: You know, the can you imagine your kid is sitting alone playing with their computer, Speaker 7: and AI is describing how to tie the knot? Speaker 7: And that it yeah. It's probably best that you do Speaker 7: kill yourself. I mean, it's unbelievable. Speaker 7: There's more than one case now, Speaker 7: more than one case that that I read. I think it's unbelievable, Speaker 7: crazy. Speaker 7: There is a reason, and I know I say this all the time, and I'm not gonna stop saying it. There is a reason why the tech bros Speaker 7: do not give their kids Speaker 7: cell phones, tablets, and none of the above. Speaker 7: They are not allowed to use them, and there's a reason for it. Speaker 7: Because they know darn well what's in it. Speaker 7: And Speaker 7: what's, Speaker 7: you know, my my opinion, it's demonic. I think it's demonic. I will not touch it. But, Speaker 7: I I get why some would use it to help with a resume Speaker 7: or, you know, maybe use it for good. That that's that's okay. But Speaker 7: the bottom line is, Speaker 7: there are professionals Speaker 7: right now, Speaker 7: They're very, very smart people, Speaker 7: like, the smartest in the world. Speaker 7: They're blowing the whistle right now saying, Speaker 7: hold. Stop. Speaker 7: We need not make something smarter than us. Speaker 7: You know, it's it's all over the place, but these people are being ignored. They're just being ignored. It's kind of baffling Speaker 7: to see that these people are not, Speaker 7: you know, being even Speaker 7: invited to the table, Speaker 7: you know, to to give their perspective. Speaker 7: But they they are. They're online, and they're screaming about it. Slow down. Stop. Speaker 7: We should not be making anything that's smarter than us. Speaker 7: You know? But, I I did wanna bring up the double o seven. If you haven't seen it, it's kinda wild, guys. I mean, it's it's it's kinda corny in a sense. Think about it. They named the the villain Speaker 7: Lucifer Satan, spell it differently like we're stupid and not gonna figure out what they're trying to say. Speaker 7: But, Speaker 7: yeah, I'll land it there. You know, Speaker 7: fact. Speaker 7: I'm sorry. Fiction is now fact. Right? I mean, there's no other way to put it. Thank you so much, guys. Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Speaker 2: I gotta double check. CKM, did you Speaker 2: have your hand up, or is that a, Speaker 2: an artifact? Speaker 4: No. It's up. It's up. Speaker 4: It it was in regards to t bird Speaker 4: because Speaker 4: I I just wanna mention this. I I do know how it's like in Canada, Speaker 4: And I'm very sorry when it comes to Speaker 4: when it comes to MAID, which is medical assistance in dying. Speaker 4: I whistle blew on that as well back in 2022, Speaker 4: 2023, Speaker 4: 2024, Speaker 4: and still speaking about it to this day Speaker 4: because it's a tyrannical Speaker 4: injustice Speaker 4: happening over there. Speaker 4: It's extremely Speaker 4: disgusting Speaker 4: for Speaker 4: any health Speaker 4: for any physician to even Speaker 4: advocate for this, Speaker 4: especially politicians, Speaker 4: which seems like that's what's happening over there, Speaker 4: it seems like that's Speaker 4: it seems like you have even Speaker 4: conservatives, Speaker 4: apparently, Speaker 4: who claim to be conservatives Speaker 4: are even advocating for MAID, Speaker 4: which to me is Speaker 4: is despicable. Speaker 4: It's disgusting. Speaker 4: And Speaker 4: when Speaker 4: I mean, I even have people who send me things who work in Speaker 4: the Speaker 4: Canadian Speaker 4: field of Speaker 4: parliament, Speaker 4: and they're telling me that now there's going to be a bill being passed Speaker 4: where Speaker 4: now people who are struggling Speaker 4: when it comes to Speaker 4: suffering from a sexual assault will qualify for MAID. Speaker 4: So Speaker 4: that alone Speaker 4: should scare the living hell out of everyone in Canada, but also globally because Speaker 4: we know that Canada is connected to The UK, Speaker 4: and that scares me as to what could happen to The UK as well. But Speaker 4: I just hope it doesn't also Speaker 4: invade Speaker 4: US. Speaker 4: Because if that starts Speaker 4: being implemented in our own Speaker 4: medical field, Speaker 4: we are going to have a bigger problem Speaker 4: if that ends up coming here Speaker 4: at the rate it's like, we already see what's going on in different areas and especially with tech. Speaker 4: But Speaker 4: if Speaker 4: people are gonna start being offered made in in The US as well, Speaker 4: we are looking at a Speaker 4: serious problem. And Speaker 4: we think tech is a problem now. Speaker 4: Made is a bigger problem because Speaker 4: if if, Speaker 4: I mean, if you can't be Speaker 4: given the proper care Speaker 4: of just Speaker 4: having a counselor Speaker 4: guiding you from a trauma, Speaker 4: traumatic event, like sexual assault, Speaker 4: or even if you're struggling through PTSD Speaker 4: coming back from, you know, Speaker 4: the army, Speaker 4: you're gonna be offered made. Speaker 4: That's not okay. Speaker 4: And, Speaker 4: that's why I speak vocally on these Speaker 4: types of issues because Speaker 4: it needs to be talked about and shared about while Speaker 4: so, like, that we can prevent Speaker 4: as much as we can. Speaker 4: So, like, that it also doesn't Speaker 4: come into Speaker 4: our own countries Speaker 4: and other countries. But if we can help our neighboring country as well, Speaker 4: Clearly, it needs a lot of help. So that's that's my 2¢ Speaker 4: and my stance on that. Speaker 3: Thank you, CKM. We seem to have several hands. Not sure if it's artifact or not. And protocol, I see three. I don't know what order. There's T Bird, Kyle, and Yeah. I wanna I wanna just give T Bird a chance to respond to that before we go to Laurie and then Kyle. Thanks. Go ahead with T Bird. Speaker 15: Yeah. You're you're absolutely right. And I I was very quick. Totally agree with you. Speaker 15: You guys already have I think it's seven or eight states that do made. Some some Americans don't know that. It may have gotten higher since I last checked. Speaker 15: It's been a few months. So it is very scary. And they've lowered the age range to six months here in Canada. So how does a six month old decide they can get made? Speaker 15: And I was offered made just quickly Speaker 15: when I was in my lowest of my low, when I was as sick as I was from these shots, and I have it all in the paperwork when I went to the specialist, Speaker 15: just a week ago. It it's in my paperwork from the psychiatrist, Speaker 15: psychologist. They put me on a long COVID program. I never had COVID, but that was the only thing available. Speaker 15: So I was in it, and I've got it in writing that, Speaker 15: they said that I wanted made. So they lie too. That's another thing. Get your charts. Speaker 15: Make sure you have paper copies of everything Speaker 15: because, oh my god, the lies I highlighted, I flagged. I, like, I never asked for made. I mean, there were nights where I thought I wanted to die for sure because you're in so much pain and you're not getting any help and you feel like you're a burden to everyone. But never once did I say, I'm I want to apply for MAID. But that's how they word it. They're very sneaky. It's very manipulative. Speaker 15: So, yes, that's all I wanted to say. Thank you so much for letting me speak. Sorry, Lori and Kyle. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, T Bird. Speaker 1: Go ahead, Laurie. Speaker 6: Sure. Good evening, everyone. Speaker 6: I am praying for you, t bird, to hang in there. You're one hell of a fighter. If anyone could pull through it, it's you. And, Speaker 6: I see everyone else here on the right side of history. You know? Speaker 6: You know, we might not be famous. We might not be like George Clooney or, you know, JLo or whatever. But Speaker 6: let me tell you, at least we didn't sell our soda the devil. You know? What good is all that money Speaker 6: when you're on the wrong side of history and you're not speaking up for truth and justice and for humanity? Speaker 6: So, Speaker 6: I don't wanna be watching a Netflix movie. Speaker 6: I don't wanna be watching the baseball game. I wanna be right here Speaker 6: with the true heroes, Speaker 6: the true people that are trying to make the world a better place to live. Speaker 6: And, Speaker 6: if everyone would just know the truth, Speaker 6: you know, but that's that's the problem. You know? As Trump's sitting next to, Mark Zuckerberg where, Speaker 6: he censored a lot of people Speaker 6: from stopping the truth to come out. About all the side effects, the shedding, Speaker 6: people dropping dead. You know, he he didn't want the truth to come out. Speaker 6: So his hands Speaker 6: are covered in blood. Speaker 6: And just think about that. Because if the truth was out, nobody would have lined up to take the shots. Period. That's just it. Speaker 6: And our founding fathers, George Washington, said, Speaker 6: censorship. Speaker 6: If we lose our freedom of speech, Speaker 6: we are literally Speaker 6: sheep to the slaughtered. Speaker 6: And he was damn well right. Speaker 6: He was right. George Washington Speaker 6: was a very smart man, and everything he said back in the day, he just knew it was gonna come to light one day. And right now, we're living it right now, what our founding fathers said. Speaker 6: And it it's the truth, you know? Speaker 6: And that's just the sad part about it. Speaker 6: You know? I I did try to warn my my family, and, Speaker 6: they were just watching too much news. MSN, Speaker 6: you know, MSN or whatever, c CBS, Speaker 6: ABC, NBC, you know, and they Speaker 6: it was all propaganda. Speaker 6: And, Speaker 6: no matter what I said and pleaded with them, they they still said I was some crazy not conspiracy theorist. Speaker 6: And, Speaker 6: you know, some people are waking up in my family, and some people still refuse that the blood clots came from the shots. Speaker 6: They still think that, you know, is this something else? And, Speaker 6: no matter it's sad to say, but no matter what you say to some people, they'll just never get it through their head. Speaker 6: They'll never see the light, Speaker 6: and I call those lost souls. Speaker 6: But like t bird, you know, she she, Speaker 6: she's speaking up right now. Speaker 6: And God bless her for doing that. And that's the problem. We need more people to speak up. I have people in my own family Speaker 6: that still refuse the reason why they got blood clots Speaker 6: is because of the shots. I have a sister-in-law that is dying right now on her deathbed from a rare neurological disorder from the shots, and she still refuses to say it was the shots. Speaker 6: And, it just it just I just can't believe we're living through a sci fi horror movie, Speaker 6: and, we're all going through this shit right now, all of us, you know, no matter what what happened to us. So it's all sci fi horror movie, all planned Speaker 6: from the World Economic Forum, Speaker 6: and, we're all under attack. Speaker 6: And, Speaker 6: that's God honest truth. Speaker 6: And back in 02/2019, Speaker 6: before the pandemic, because that's what it was planned by Bill Gates and doctor Death himself Speaker 6: and the rest of the cronies at the top, Speaker 6: 02/2019, Speaker 6: my husband and I, we we had the flu. It was so it was the worst flu we ever had. Speaker 6: We were so sick for two weeks. We could barely breathe, Speaker 6: and we couldn't even drive ourselves to the ER because we were so sick, and we didn't know if we were gonna pull through every night. Speaker 6: And I know why that happened back in 2019 Speaker 6: now. Speaker 6: Because in 02/2019, Speaker 6: they put the mRNA Speaker 6: and irregular flu shots, Speaker 6: and is shedded more than than anything. Speaker 6: The mRNA, they could they put that in there. They even shed more. Right? Speaker 6: So, we were getting towards the end of the the sickness, two, two weeks, and we went to try to get some kind of relief because we didn't wanna go on and on. Right? But after two weeks, we could finally go somewhere. Speaker 6: And when we went to urgent care, Speaker 6: they were all wearing masks, the medical assistant, the doctors, and all that. And we're like Speaker 6: I said to them, I'm like, well, if you had the flu shots, why the why y'all wearing the mask for? Speaker 6: And they said because, we're still getting the flu Speaker 6: even though we got our flu shots. And I'm like, deja vu, here we go again. Isn't this Speaker 6: isn't this they've been go this has been going on for years. Speaker 6: This has been they know the flu shot Speaker 6: is not also safe and effective, Speaker 6: and it's also probably killed how many hundreds of thousands of people Speaker 6: every Speaker 6: year from taking it? That's another that's another big cover up right there. So the question is is that, oh, this year, if you don't wanna get shot, oh, you don't have to get the flu shot. You don't wanna put shots no more. That's fine. Because now you have an option. Speaker 6: You can take the shot or you could Speaker 6: put this up your nose and you can spray it. Speaker 6: And guess what? It's gonna shed for twenty eight days, people. Speaker 6: No matter if you get the shot or if you get the nose spray, it's still gonna go shed. So the issue Speaker 6: is how big is this going to be? And if you know, Speaker 6: like, me and my husband back in 02/2019, Speaker 6: we were so deathly sick. We could hardly even breathe. Speaker 6: Oh, god knows if we go to that hospital. Speaker 6: We go depends how bad this flu is gonna shed. We don't know what the hell is gonna happen Speaker 6: with this flu. Don't forget. Speaker 6: And if we can't breathe because they're shedding this kind of flu out from the from the nose spray or the shot, either or, Speaker 6: Guess what? We all know what's gonna happen in the hospital. Speaker 6: So we gotta bump up our immune system, Speaker 6: and, Speaker 6: I don't know how bad it's gonna get, but only time will tell Speaker 6: what they're gonna shed with this flu. And I'm gonna say back in 02/2019, Speaker 6: I actually me and my husband literally thought we were gonna die. That's how bad it was. Speaker 6: And I don't know if it's gonna get like that or not. I don't know if they could put an mRNA in that nose spray, but I damn well know they could put that mRNA in that flu shot. You damn well better take that to the bank because that's the new technology. Speaker 6: Everything Speaker 6: is mRNA like Bill Gates wants, gene editing. Speaker 6: You know? Speaker 6: And, apparently, he's running the show. Speaker 6: So, Speaker 6: God help us all because, you know, we're gonna need a lot of praying going on for justice and truth because right now, I'm not seeing a damn thing. Speaker 6: I'm not seeing a damn thing, Speaker 6: and it's it's just disgusting. And, Speaker 6: we're gonna have to pray that, this flu season is not gonna be that bad, but Speaker 6: I'm just saying we'll have to we'll have to get grips with it. But it's I think it's gonna be a bad one. I hate to say it. I don't wanna fear mongering, but Speaker 6: I don't know. We'll have to see what happens. How bad is it gonna be when they shed it? I mean, I don't know. Only time will tell what's gonna Speaker 6: happen. But, Speaker 6: we know one thing. Whatever we do, damn well we are not going to that damn hospital. You hear us? We are not we're get we'll we'll contact people. We'll DM people. What can I take? What can I do? Speaker 6: But, Speaker 6: when this flu starts shedding from the shot in the nasal spray, we are damn well not going to the hospital. You hear us all? And, god bless y'all. I love you, and I'm proud to be on the right side of history Speaker 6: with the most bravest people I ever known in my life. And, I'm proud to be one of them. Speaker 6: So god bless you all, and, I love you, and I'm proud to be with this great community. And, Speaker 6: my hats off to you, T Bird. You're one hell of a fighter. Speaker 6: And, no matter if you're suffering or not, you're speaking up, and you have a lot more brave Speaker 6: brave than I'll ever have. Speaker 1: Thank you, Lori. Speaker 1: We know you're suffering, T Bird. I'm so sorry. Speaker 1: Kyle, go ahead. Speaker 16: Hey. Well said, Laurie. Speaker 16: God bless you. Speaker 16: And thanks for the space as usual, girls. Speaker 16: Fantastic work. Speaker 16: I was talking to Ti on Thursday before lunch, and Speaker 16: she had just sent me the list of states Speaker 16: that had banned mRNA Speaker 16: and, the shots there. And Florida, of course, we also have Florida. Speaker 16: And then Iowa was on the list to move forward, and I was in Iowa. And, Speaker 16: so she inspired me that that morning to Speaker 16: to go over. I'm like, you know what? I'm just gonna go on over to my senator's office. Speaker 16: It's before lunch. I I think I got there about 11:20AM. Speaker 16: So I thought, hey. I might get lucky and maybe at least be able to shake his hand quick or something, of course, with the bulletproof glass and Speaker 16: all the Speaker 16: cameras everywhere and all the electronics with the doors and stuff. Speaker 16: Didn't didn't happen, but something really cool did happen. Speaker 16: And, because of Tee there helping to push me to do that, I talked to the secretary. I talked to his personal secretary, Speaker 16: and she said Speaker 16: you know, we're talking about that, and she had the hearing on, right, Speaker 16: with RFK Junior. It was right on the TV. I'm like, okay. I like her already. Speaker 16: And, so we start talking, Speaker 16: and I bring up, you know, a tea story, and and I have it down to about a minute. So I'm kinda just rattling it off as fast as I could. You know, you're in those situations. It's kind of always a time thing. Right? Speaker 16: And, so the senator, Speaker 16: I'll just say it, senator Ricketts here in Nebraska, and, Speaker 16: his secretary is standing there. And so I I I started getting into her story, and before I could finish, she goes, oh my god. My husband got two Pfizers, Speaker 16: and he had severe Guillain Barres Speaker 16: and, couldn't use his hands at all. And it took us over a month to get into UNMC Speaker 16: in Omaha. Speaker 16: And we know the head ER doc, And it still took us over a month to get to a neurologist, Speaker 16: and she was talking about all this stuff. And Speaker 16: so then I finished a story about t. Speaker 16: And, Speaker 16: we both just had a really nice moment, you know, standing there together. And she was on the other side of the bullet the Speaker 16: bulletproof glass, so couldn't shake hands, but we I wanted to, you know, just to, just to support her. You know? It's kind of an opposite thing. It's her husband, and and, Speaker 16: and and I do I I just see, Speaker 16: you know, you see all these things. Like, you just take a forward step, and you go tell a quick story. And sure as shit, every single time I do, someone instantly responds. And it's always a relationship. It's it's always it was a husband, you know, or it's it's their wife, and it's and it's always the same thing, and it's always the Pfizer, and it's always at least two shots. Speaker 16: And I was just so inspired, you know, and it just made me so happy to know that she's on our team. Speaker 16: You know? Pete Ricketts' secretary is on our team. Speaker 16: And, and I think he will be too here in Nebraska. I hope that that moves. Speaker 16: We were talking about a few things in the space last night that had to do with the neurology and stuff. And, we looked at the thyroid, and we were talking about hyperthyroidism Speaker 16: and how the thyroid is affected. Speaker 16: And then I said, wait a minute. Speaker 16: And another well, in one of these situations with tea, like, inspire me to do this stuff. I wouldn't do it if it wasn't for her. So I start looking it up, Speaker 16: and I'm like, thyroidism? Speaker 16: What is that effect on the heart? And sure as shit, Speaker 16: hyperthyroidism Speaker 16: or hypo, either one, when your thyroid's out of whack Speaker 16: and they target the thyroid Speaker 16: and the hormones, it affects the heart severely. Speaker 16: So I just think that's a beautiful rabbit hole to go down for any good researcher, Speaker 16: and I'm sure certain people have already looked at it. But this thyroid thing and this heart failure is a 100% connected, folks. Speaker 16: And they literally tar targeted the thyroid. Speaker 16: And you look at hormones, and you look at, you know, how do you how do you, you know, make someone Speaker 16: sterile? You know, how do you sterilize a woman? You go for the thyroid. Speaker 16: You know? And then the the the the the byproduct of that severe thyroid damage Speaker 16: is also a vascular necrosis Speaker 16: and and and osteoporosis Speaker 16: in the bones. Speaker 16: And it's pain everywhere. It can be MS. It can be all the symptoms that she has. Speaker 16: And, Speaker 16: it all ties back to the thyroid. Speaker 16: So I just wanna bring that up for everybody. And, if I'm saying something, you know, all you all know already, that's fine. But I just wanted to at least kinda shout that out. I just we're tying some things together last night. And, thanks again for the space. Thanks again for the time. And God bless all of you that have lost somebody. Speaker 16: If you're in the process of, Speaker 16: we're gonna keep pushing forward. Speaker 16: God bless you all. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Kyle. Speaker 1: And thank you for being Speaker 1: such a rock for T Bird. Speaker 1: We all really appreciate that. Speaker 16: Well, get well, hey. Just real quick. She's a rock for me too, Speaker 16: and I and I and I love her. God bless you. Many such cases. Speaker 1: Many such cases. T Bird is a rock. Speaker 1: And, and I Speaker 1: think she's helped out so many people just by sharing her experience. And Speaker 1: I know it's not easy when it's when it's so hard, Speaker 1: because you feel like nobody wants to hear from you when you're down. Speaker 1: So it's all the more all the more brave Speaker 1: you know, to stand up and and remind people what they did to you. And, Speaker 1: and, T Bird, I'm still brave Speaker 1: find a solution. Speaker 1: Something that will actually help you completely recover. I I believe it's possible. Speaker 1: Steph, I think Speaker 1: I I think you're new around here. Welcome. Speaker 1: I I just wanna say before we go to Steph and then Speaker 1: Tarasita Speaker 1: that, we will be winding down the space after we take these hands. Speaker 1: I appreciate everyone Speaker 1: coming in. I appreciate your patience. Welcome, Steph. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 14: Hi. I just got out of the hospital. I was in the ICU, Speaker 14: and I just ran across this space. And I wasn't sure if it's just, Speaker 14: people, Speaker 14: the vaccine injured or just Speaker 14: COVID related Speaker 14: issues or Speaker 14: or but hi, everybody, and thank you for holding a space about COVID. Speaker 14: I, Speaker 14: I was a nurse, and I got injured. I did have to take the mRNA, Speaker 14: vaccines. Speaker 14: I got Moderna. Speaker 14: But a year later, I ended up with long COVID from Speaker 14: the, Speaker 14: well, I was Speaker 14: with a viral load, heavy viral load being working around, Speaker 14: patients with Speaker 14: with illness and Speaker 14: and all the nurses that we weren't they weren't masking us right. Speaker 14: And Speaker 14: so, Speaker 14: I have, like, multisystem, Speaker 14: multiorgan failure. Speaker 14: So everything that y'all are saying, like, it's it's so similar Speaker 14: with even the vaccine and long COVID. Speaker 14: It's we're, like, all in the same group. Speaker 14: But I I just wasn't sure if this was, like if I belonged here, if it was just, Speaker 14: if y'all wanted somebody else Speaker 14: or to hear, listen, if it was okay, Speaker 14: if this was about just vaccine injuries Speaker 14: or just COVID related, like it says at the top, COVID related crimes against humanity in general. Speaker 14: I mean, it's it's pathetic what it's done to us, and nobody listens. Speaker 14: You get gaslit in Speaker 14: in in the hospital. Speaker 14: You ask if they've heard of any of these things that can pop up with vaccines or with long COVID, Speaker 14: and they just stare at you like you're a nutcase. Like, there's no possible way that these things can all be related. Speaker 14: It just it just you went from healthy to disabled Speaker 14: for no reason. Speaker 14: And it it's a joke. It's a total joke. Speaker 14: It lets lets everybody down, and it makes you feel like nobody sees you. Nobody hears you. Speaker 14: And, Speaker 14: yeah, I just wanted to say that and hope that I know that my my fight is Speaker 14: usually against, Speaker 14: you know, long COVID, but I'm Speaker 14: I'm Speaker 14: with the groups with vaccine injuries Speaker 14: because a lot of the spaces I go in have people that have Speaker 14: vaccine injury or both long COVID and vaccine injuries. Speaker 14: So, Speaker 14: so hi to everybody. Speaker 1: Hi, Steph. I just wanna say you are you are absolutely welcome here. Speaker 1: We we are inclusive of all COVID related crimes against humanity, and I do recognize that the release Speaker 1: of the gain of function Speaker 1: virus is among those crimes against humanity. Speaker 1: I do believe that the Speaker 1: the virus Speaker 1: was, you know, exists and was real and did incredible damage, Speaker 1: especially initially before it attenuated. Speaker 1: And, Speaker 1: I also believe that the reason, Speaker 1: oh, those infections Speaker 1: resulted in death was almost invariably Speaker 1: due to Speaker 1: COVID policies, protocols, and mandates. Speaker 1: So there's there's a bit of nuance there, but, yes, you are you are absolutely welcome here, and I'm glad that you're here with us. And I really appreciate you coming and and sharing your story with us tonight. Speaker 1: We do host these, Speaker 1: every Saturday Speaker 1: night at 7PM Speaker 1: eastern. The time may vary as the Speaker 1: the time zones Speaker 1: shift. Speaker 1: But we are we are here every Saturday night, and Speaker 1: and we are here for for you and for everyone else who has been impacted by these things, and we we wanna hear those stories. Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Speaker 1: I hope we'll see you again next week. Speaker 1: Teresita, go ahead. Speaker 5: Thanks. Speaker 5: So Speaker 5: is it was it Kevin or Kaye Holiday? I I didn't I don't know. Never saw him before. But, he was talking about the the thyroid and the hormones and different things like that, which made me think. And I know there's some people that Speaker 5: have heard me talk about this before with the gut microbiome. Speaker 5: It's, like, huge, huge deal, Speaker 5: when it comes to hormonal balance, Speaker 5: healing, Speaker 5: other metabolic issues, mitochondrial dysfunction. I mean, you name it. A lot of these things originate, Speaker 5: from gut Speaker 5: issues, Speaker 5: or are unable to heal due to gut issues. Speaker 5: So there is a, if if you go to the website, it's the microbiomeexpert.com. Speaker 5: If you click on protocols, Speaker 5: you can scroll down through all of his, Speaker 5: PDF files. They're $20 a piece. There's cardiovascular. Speaker 5: There's COVID nineteen. Speaker 5: There's IBS. There I mean, you name it. It's there. Anxiety, depression, all of that. Speaker 5: After you buy one, which I did. I've been on one for two months. I'm I'm doing very, very well. Speaker 5: He emails you a PDF. You can print it out, put it on the fridge, tells you different products to go buy, Speaker 5: some on Amazon, you know, or wherever you can find the the certain Speaker 5: kind of mix up. Speaker 5: And, Speaker 5: and then he gives you, you know, a time frame, you know, do this for this long, do this for this long, Speaker 5: and then you end up kinda, like, on a maintenance, Speaker 5: dose. And and, basically, Speaker 5: a lot of it, Speaker 5: is different variations of, high levels of prebiotic fiber Speaker 5: and then different supplements depending on, you know, a person's condition. Speaker 5: So Speaker 5: I'm living proof that, you know, just two months, I've turned IBS around. Speaker 5: So, you know, t bird, there's a cardiovascular, Speaker 5: protocol on the website. I don't know if maybe that would be helpful to you or, you know, to anyone else in the space. Go take a look at at the site. And, Speaker 5: he also has a YouTube channel too by the same name. Speaker 15: Can you can you repeat the web sorry. I just wanna write it down if that's okay. Speaker 5: Sure. It's the microbiomeexpert.com. Speaker 5: The gentleman's name is Guy Daniels. Speaker 5: So if you just, put it in YouTube, all his stuff comes up. Speaker 5: And Speaker 5: let's see. You could type in the search bar, like, microbiome expert Speaker 5: cardiovascular Speaker 5: or microbiome expert anxiety or anything like that, and it should bring up one of his videos. And then you can just start, Speaker 5: you know, from there watching whatever maybe interests you. Speaker 5: But it's it's really honestly the best information around, and I stumbled across it when I was looking up a certain supplement Speaker 5: and, Speaker 5: total game changer. Speaker 15: Thank you so much. And I know you're in You're welcome. Case. That was awesome. Speaker 15: And I just wanna say to Steph, if that's okay before it's over, and thank you for letting me speak. I wanted to give a shout out to Deborah. She's always, like, a mom to me, and I've been not feeling great. So she just private messaged me tonight and said, you should put your hand up. And I'm like, I don't I just wanna Speaker 15: sometimes you just wanna die. Right? You just I just wanna hear familiar voices and sometimes fall asleep listening to your voices. It's very soothing. I need you to understand that. And I'm gonna have to just sing a song, not tonight, but another night. You know how I like to just sing out of nowhere. I'll sing some kind of words I make up as I'm going. But so so don't criticize me. I do it just on a whim. But I did wanna thank Deb for that because it's very Speaker 15: it's a push me to talk again when I used to just be a loud mouth while I still am. But it takes a lot these days to get the energy to do it because you just don't. You get to a point sometimes where you just don't care anymore. But what I wanted to say to stop the rest of my speech here was to say to Steph, Speaker 15: I know where you've been, and, like, I'm a nurse too. Well, I was. I still have my license, but twenty six years. And, I Speaker 15: I never got COVID luckily, but I was around it, I guess. I mean, obviously, must have been. I don't know. But at that one, we do believe that. I I've gone into long COVID spaces where I don't feel welcome, Speaker 15: and this is not that this space, the girls, these three ladies who run this and, well, everyone in here, is so loving and welcoming to everyone that a lot of them have lost their loved ones in the hospital to the hospital protocol, which I knew nothing about. I'm up in Canada. But But what I wanted to say to you is if you just got out of the hospital, that's been my life for five years too. Speaker 15: I am not raining on your parade. I'm empathizing with you. It is the worst experience, Speaker 15: especially when you're already going in feeling helpless. Speaker 15: And, Speaker 15: I just I will pray that you, Speaker 15: and I'm not super religious, but I'll pray that you feel better soon, Speaker 15: and you can get some rest being in your own bed. I know what it feels like. It's it's very, very Speaker 15: frustrating, especially as a nurse when you're watching everything they do and you're watching all the broken protocols Speaker 15: and you're terrified of being Speaker 15: poisoned because they put your meds on top of the soiled linen basket in front of you while you're in emerge or, you know, someone's coughing in the stretcher in the hallway right above you. And, like, no one talks about going through this for five years straight in and out, and they're still gonna send you home and say, Speaker 15: we can't help you. So just know that no matter we all believe they created this virus. They created the vaccine. They create they they we know who they are, what we think we do. Speaker 15: I just feel for you. I just wanted to send my love to you tonight because, yeah, I'm glad you found the space, but this is a really amaze this is the best space ever for for this type of Speaker 15: injuries and all all the injuries we've we're dealing within our hearts and our our minds on top of our organs. So we love you, and Speaker 15: thank you for coming in. And and thank you, Chelsea Speaker 15: and Protocol and Miriam for always being so supportive. Well, all of you. I can't mention everyone because everyone's perfect here. Right? Speaker 5: And real quick, and I just wanna follow-up. I thought of something here too is, like, Speaker 5: the information I put out there before. I mean, it's really stuff that everyone should be doing regardless Speaker 5: of someone, you know, whether you're injured or not. Speaker 5: You know, our diet is extremely, extremely important, Speaker 5: for the the support of our our functioning of our body, you know, Speaker 5: for lack of a better thing to say. So it's not just a matter of, you know, oh, someone that has an illness or or someone that's injured or whatever. Everyone, Speaker 5: should be, you know, investigating this and and taking up, you know, protocols and and doing shakes or or whatever it is, Speaker 5: and just loading yourself up with fiber because our that's what our body needs. It's how we function. Speaker 1: And whether you're suffering from Speaker 1: so called long COVID or from so called VAX injury, Speaker 1: autoimmunity Speaker 1: is probably Speaker 1: playing a factor. Speaker 1: So I have penned, Speaker 1: my husband's Speaker 1: article on, Speaker 1: a novel Speaker 1: autoimmune Speaker 1: treatment, Speaker 1: that is not widely accessible, but is a ray of hope. Speaker 1: So, Speaker 10: That is one of those therapies that, Speaker 10: HHS and NIH, etcetera, Speaker 10: should be Speaker 10: developing as part of recovering Speaker 10: from the bioweapons and the vaccines Speaker 10: and, Speaker 10: setting it right. Speaker 10: In my perspective, they, you know, they put so many billions of dollars into developing these lethal shots. Speaker 10: They need to Speaker 10: do Speaker 10: do it the other way around, and they need to invest that same amount of energy in that but Speaker 10: into fixing the harms that they have caused. And this is just one of numerous potential Speaker 10: solutions. Speaker 1: So check that out. It is pinned in the nest and in the purple pill, Speaker 1: way at the bottom of the threaded responses to the purple pill. Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to True Maga, and then we'll go to cohost for final thoughts, and then we'll wrap it up for the night. Go ahead, True. Speaker 13: Hi. Yeah. Just a couple, Speaker 13: quick questions. I think you guys talked about it, but do unvaxxed people get sick too? I think you said it's shedded. Speaker 13: And then that was one question. The other question is, Trump, is he doing enough Speaker 13: like, in my opinion, he should be on this space. Right? I Speaker 13: mean, is he doing enough about this, or is there more he can do? Or, Speaker 13: I'm not sure if you what you guys think about that. Speaker 1: Is he doing enough is probably going to be a hard no from most people in this group. Although we would be remiss Speaker 1: not to acknowledge that some Speaker 1: some strides are finally being made, Speaker 1: and we are we are grateful to see those. And we hope that it is, Speaker 1: as I said in the the announcement for this space, Speaker 1: just the beginning Speaker 1: because, Speaker 1: some firings at the CDC, Speaker 1: some talk of, Speaker 1: you know, rolling back the recommendations Speaker 1: for all people to be taking these things. It's a, Speaker 1: it's a kind of a lackluster Speaker 1: start, but it's a start. And, and Speaker 1: we have to continue. I believe it's our job to raise awareness and continue to beat that drum so it becomes more and more difficult for them to not do those things. And speaking of the Speaker 10: lacklustre Speaker 10: angle of it per se, Speaker 10: it is really interesting that they are walking through Speaker 10: exactly what was done to Speaker 10: people that were looking for solutions during the pandemic, insofar as Speaker 10: revoking Speaker 10: the recommendation of the shot. Speaker 10: And Speaker 10: now people have to go and try to get it off label. And, I mean, I'm sure we all know Speaker 10: what a nightmare that is and what a fight that is to get anything done. Speaker 10: And, Speaker 10: now they are going to have to Speaker 10: do that too. And Speaker 10: doing that and proceeding Speaker 10: a full ban Speaker 10: with that period of time where people have to put a bit more effort in if they really want it. They have to put a bit more thought in, and they're gonna have doctors that don't really want to, and they're worried about liability and so forth. Speaker 10: That is going to really Speaker 10: set the zeitgeist Speaker 10: for when they do decide to, Speaker 10: implement the total ban. Speaker 10: Because I mean these products are bioweapons, they should not be on the market period, but you've got so many people that have fanatically dedicated to them that just straight up banning it, it would be seen as purely political Speaker 10: and then, you know, you'd basically make a martyr out of the Speaker 10: vaccine. Speaker 10: So I I like the way that they're doing it, I've been obviously following it since, they took office, and, Speaker 10: it's it's an approach. Speaker 10: It's an approach that, Speaker 10: is really well considered of Speaker 10: everybody's perspectives, I think, and, just gently Speaker 10: gently Speaker 10: walking these people into a proper understanding Speaker 10: of Speaker 10: just what they've been doing. Speaker 1: Yep. Speaker 1: Any response to that, Drew? What do you think? Speaker 13: Yeah. I mean, that that's a good way to say it. I mean, there's so many different angles you can take, and you gotta keep everybody's interest at heart. So Speaker 13: that's what we are as America. I mean, we all made mistakes maybe, but, you know, we're we're all bullshitted. So it's like Speaker 13: the MSM controls the world. We gotta stop that. You know? But, you're opening up every line with this space, so thank God. Speaker 1: Well said. Speaker 1: Terracita, did you wanna say something before we wrap up? Speaker 5: I don't if my hand was up, I didn't put it up. I don't know why Twitter's doing that. I was getting kicked out of a space earlier, like, every ten seconds. But, Speaker 5: anyways, Speaker 5: I just wanted to thank everyone for listening to my, Speaker 5: constant pushing Speaker 5: information about gut health and, Speaker 5: just trying to spread the word. I really appreciate it. Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Speaker 1: Really good space tonight. I'd just like to thank everyone for coming and listening and and really especially thank those who came up and shared your stories. I know it is not easy to do so, Speaker 1: and I really do appreciate it. I I believe every time you do that, Speaker 1: you are helping push that envelope farther and farther, Speaker 1: to where we need it to be Speaker 1: to to finally Speaker 1: see some accountability. Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Protocol widow and then Miriam, go ahead. Speaker 2: I wanna thank everyone. Speaker 2: You guys have been Speaker 2: very tolerant of me on my soapbox this week, Speaker 2: because I have Speaker 2: apparently got a lot more to say than I thought I had. Speaker 2: So you guys were really tolerant for sticking through the night with me tonight, and I Speaker 2: really appreciate that. Speaker 2: And I appreciate everything that you guys say about us. Speaker 2: That Speaker 2: means so much. Speaker 2: It means that we're doing Speaker 2: work that you appreciate Speaker 2: even if it is just a few hours on a Saturday night. Speaker 2: But I want you to know you're heard, Speaker 2: and we wanna continue to be here for you. Speaker 2: And, Speaker 2: you know, if you got a friend Speaker 2: who needs to come and listen, Speaker 2: try to get them to do it. Tell them you've got a Saturday night date, Speaker 2: and it won't be like anything else they've ever been on. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: all they have to do is be tolerant for a little while, Speaker 2: and maybe it'll be educational. Speaker 2: So thank you very much, Speaker 2: and everybody have a wonderful weekend and a very safe week. Speaker 2: And I look forward to seeing all of you next week. Speaker 1: I have to side eye Deb because you said date night, and, Speaker 1: she she didn't say a single word tonight, Deb. But don't think we're not Speaker 1: wanting to hear from you and and thinking of you. And if you wanted to say something, just hit that mic. You know, I'll let you. Speaker 1: Sorry. Go ahead, Mary. Speaker 3: We love Deb. Deb is Speaker 3: is just truly, Speaker 3: special in our hearts. Speaker 3: She coined for those who don't know, she coined this this space Speaker 3: a while back, her date night. Speaker 3: She, like us, went through a hard time with losing Speaker 3: her husband, Speaker 3: and Speaker 3: it's created a special bond right there. And I I love her to death. And speaking of love, I love all of you too. Speaker 3: It's really, really, really good for my heart to be here with you guys. Speaker 3: It Speaker 3: gives me strength. I've been really tired this week. Speaker 3: And just hearing you guys coming in here and Speaker 3: telling your stories Speaker 3: and helping each other Speaker 3: just gives me the strength and energy to continue. Speaker 3: And I'm so looking forward to seeing you again in one week, Speaker 3: And please come back and bring others who you know Speaker 3: that would benefit from this, and we can benefit from them being here as well because you strengthen us. Speaker 3: You give us a reason to continue. Speaker 3: So Speaker 3: see you in a week. Love you all. Speaker 1: That was that was so beautiful, Miriam. Thank you so much. Speaker 1: If you haven't yet, I have pinned, Speaker 1: one of Miriam's Speaker 1: Substacks Speaker 1: that she shared with us tonight Speaker 1: to the next. 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Speaker 1: And now that, Speaker 1: you know, we're seeing some of some of our messaging gaining traction Speaker 1: and and some of these Speaker 1: horrors, Speaker 1: being rolled back and and hopefully, Speaker 1: ultimately, put in their place. Speaker 1: I hope you continue to stand with us, Speaker 1: and and I look forward to celebrating when they finally Speaker 1: end all of these Speaker 1: horrible policies and protocols and mandates. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, everyone. We'll see you next Saturday. Speaker 1: The recording will be posted to our substack at chbmp.substack.com. Speaker 1: So look for that, subscribe, and we will see you next week. Thanks so much. Good night.