Jan. 7, 2022 - David Icke
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| This week on Right Now, I'm joined by my dad, David Icke, for some 2022 spoiler alerts. | |
| Cardiologist Dr Peter McCulloch talks to us from the USA about the dangers of the COVID jabs. | |
| Journalist Kristen T Harris tells us about what really went on in the Maxwell courtroom, as well as him being called as a witness in the Carl Rittenhouse case. | |
| and best-selling author Jacqueline Dunn explains how we can both heal our bodies and our minds. | |
| In the last few years, the world has seen a dramatic shift in the way we think and act. | |
| The world has seen a dramatic shift in the way we think and act. | |
| I hope you all had a great New Year's and you're all set for 2022. | |
| I'm sure it'll be a quiet one with very little to report. | |
| Sir Tony Blair. It's bloody ridiculous. | |
| Boris Johnson has announced no further restrictions in England and will instead be ploughing on with only Plan B restrictions in place. | |
| People have actually celebrated this. | |
| They've suggested it's a sign of hope that the PM has finally come to his senses. | |
| You're being played. I use this analogy to describe the play, and warning, it does involve the battering of testicles. | |
| So I've got you by the balls, right? | |
| I'm squeezing them to the point of great discomfort. | |
| But all the while, I'm threatening you with the fact that I may need to start kicking you in the balls repeatedly at some point very soon. | |
| Sounds painful, doesn't it? | |
| But apparently Sir Lithering Chris Whitty and his merry band of communists think that might be necessary. | |
| But then, I go on television and I announce that for now, I don't think I need to kick you in the balls repeatedly. | |
| Nope. Instead, I'll just keep squeezing them. | |
| And you're grateful. It's weird, isn't it? | |
| Enough about balls. On with the show. | |
| First, Dr. Peter McCulloch is an academic physician from Dallas, Texas, who's commented extensively on the pandemic crisis. | |
| He's a board-certified internal medicine cardiovascular physician. | |
| Dr. McCulloch, thank you for coming on. | |
| What are you seeing in terms of vaccine side effects and just how common are they? | |
| Well, I'm greatly concerned, like most physicians, about vaccine side effects, including the most serious ones that include immediate death. | |
| We've now had in the U.S. CDC VAERS system, of which half the cases are known to be domestic, we've reached 21,000-plus deaths after vaccination in two separate analyses, one by Rose and one by McLaughlin show. | |
| That 50% of the deaths occur within 48 hours, 80% occur within a week. | |
| The analysis of the vignettes appears as if about 86% of the time, there's no other explanation. | |
| And who's dying after the vaccine? | |
| That's our seniors, the people we wanted to protect so much from COVID-19 respiratory illness with vaccinations. | |
| So I'm greatly concerned. About a sky-high mortality rate after vaccination. | |
| We know for the entire nation, a limit of reporting for mortality after any form of vaccination with much larger numbers vaccinated would be about 150 per year. | |
| So to reach 21,000 and without any comment from our public health agencies is greatly worrisome. | |
| Are other cardiologists like yourself having these conversations as well? | |
| Do you have conversations with colleagues where they're just saying, like, this is extraordinary? | |
| Yes, I mean, there is great concern now. | |
| Major organizations in the United States are expressing great concern. | |
| The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, the Truth for Health Foundation, Frontline Critical Care Consortium, Unity Health, and the list goes on and on. | |
| So physicians are raising the red flag that we are way out of bounds with vaccine-related acute reactions that lead to death. | |
| And then the nonfatal reactions are also concordant. | |
| So, for instance, our FDA, as well as most regulatory agencies, readily recognizes that the messenger RNA vaccines cause myocarditis or heart inflammation, which can lead to permanent heart damage or death. | |
| And sadly, in the United States, we have reached over 20,000 cases of myocarditis Confirmed by our CDC VAERS system. | |
| That's sharply up from 200 in June when they initially reviewed the cases and declared the warning. | |
| So myocarditis, and we know from a recent contemporary analysis, one from the University of Utah, that 75% of these individuals are still being hospitalized. | |
| It's very serious. | |
| And then we learned a paper from Scharf and colleagues from Kaiser Permanente Northwest showed that the rate is far higher per million For instance, the highest age group in the Scharf paper is over 400 cases per million injections, and the age group is age 18 to 24. | |
| So it's actually college-aged kids, about 90% are men, 10% are women, are being hit with myocarditis or heart damage after vaccination. | |
| What would myocarditis mean? | |
| I hear it occasionally in the news, not very often to be fair, but when you do they say the vaccines are safe and effective, there are mild side effects like myocarditis, and the way they frame it, it kind of makes myocarditis sound like a bit of a headache. | |
| Could you explain to us exactly what that means? | |
| I can tell you, I'm a cardiologist. | |
| This is in my field. And myocarditis is not mild because it's landing most people in the hospital, at least for a few days. | |
| That means serious heart damage, that there are a dramatically elevated cardiac troponin blood tests indicating heart damage far beyond that of a heart attack. | |
| And then, dramatic EKG changes that can lead to fatal heart arrhythmias and incipient heart failure. | |
| We know that some individuals need heart failure medications. | |
| I prescribe these and they absolutely...activity for about three to six months. | |
| So there's a great worry that athletes may be taking that vaccine and having subclinical myocarditis, then end up suffering sudden death on the playing field. | |
| Well, we're certainly seeing numbers of footballers, it seems to be, particularly across the world, collapsing and indeed dying. | |
| What are your thoughts on the possible accumulative effect? | |
| Because here in the UK, they're already rolling out the booster, they're already talking about you're going to need another one, and then maybe two a year going forward. | |
| Is there an accumulative effect to these vaccines, which can kind of even make this even worse down the line? | |
| With two papers I've published with Dr. | |
| Anthony Karagopoulos from Athens, Greece, we believe the messenger RNA stays in the body far longer than we ever thought. | |
| It's far more than just a few days in the body, and it's continuing to produce the dangerous spike protein. | |
| The genetic material codes for the spike protein are the spine on the ball of the virus. | |
| This is the protein that's been genetically modified in the lab in Wuhan, China, to be particularly dangerous. | |
| We know it causes Damage to the brain, the heart, causes blood clotting. | |
| So the spike protein actually explains what we're seeing with the vaccine-related deaths and nonfatal injuries. | |
| But we had two reports, one by Patterson et al. | |
| after the respiratory illness and now by Banzel, showing that the spike protein almost certainly after vaccination stays in the body for a very long time. | |
| Potentially over a year. | |
| And so it may take over a year to clear out the spike protein after each injection. | |
| So you can imagine shot one, shot two, and now frequent boosters, more frequent than a year interval, is going to lead to spike protein accumulation. | |
| And my concern is this is going to lead to chronic inflammatory and potentially oncogenic disease. | |
| So after you spoke out, I mean, particularly the Joe Rogan interview, obviously Joe Rogan is a huge, huge podcast, so your name was everywhere, and I saw people attacking, having a go, criticism of your views and stuff. | |
| Did you expect that when you spoke out, or did it come as a bit of a surprise? | |
| Because what you're trying to do is help people, obviously. | |
| Sure. I led the early treatment efforts in the United States, published the first early treatment protocols. | |
| Joe and I spent a lot of time on early treatment. | |
| I've testified in the U.S. Senate. | |
| And I think all those efforts really were working to save Americans from hospitalization and death. | |
| And now with the vaccines, and I readily accept and use vaccines in my practice, But like all medical products, these vaccines needed a very tight safety and efficacy review. | |
| We should have had a review once a month, and none of the countries reviewed the data with the people receiving the vaccines. | |
| They were just asked to take them without any question, and now we're seeing this leading to basically a disaster. | |
| In terms of vaccine-related deaths and non-fatal injuries. | |
| In fact, it's just making the pandemic worse. | |
| And so these points that I made were all supported in the medical literature. | |
| I was pinpoint on the Joe Rogan interview. | |
| I was citing every single paper. | |
| So it was basically data. | |
| It could in no way be declared misinformation. | |
| It was pinpoint and accurate. | |
| And I've never had anybody actually engage me face-to-face in a conversation on any of this. | |
| So it seems to be a lot of sniping from positions of insecurity. | |
| Yeah, you find that a lot. People just throw mud and run. | |
| They don't tend to want to have a conversation about it. | |
| In your view, you know, how does this end? | |
| Because you've made the point, though, that you should have been looking at safety data every month. | |
| Now, if this was, you know, a food product that had caused these injuries and deaths, it would have, bang, straight off the shelves, huge lawsuits, you know, you'd have never heard of that food product ever being used again. | |
| But even though this stuff is coming out, as you've mentioned, through VAERS and through the Yellowcard system here in the UK, Still, they're rolling the boosters out. | |
| In Israel, I think they're already talking about number five. | |
| How does this end, in your view? | |
| I don't think it's going to end good. | |
| It almost appears as if people are in a mass formation or mass formation psychosis where they keep accepting these vaccines despite the harm and the dangers to the body. | |
| One analogy I heard is that if there was a car and you really wanted this car and you drove it off the lot, even if there were 50 cases where the car exploded and the consumer died, that car would be taken off the market. | |
| It would probably be taken off the market with five cars, but here we are 21,000 times We've had 200 million people in the United States who have taken the vaccines. | |
| 21,000 times, the car's blown up and the consumer has basically lost their life and it's still going strong. | |
| So I think at this point in time, people just need to respectfully decline and move on. | |
| They really just can't accept or have to face pressure or reprisal for just declining the vaccines. | |
| I agree completely. And obviously as part of your analogy there with the car, it's not even like you can go and buy the car, it's you have to buy this car or you'll lose your job, which is just next level extraordinary to me. | |
| But thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. | |
| I know obviously you're a very busy man, so we really appreciate your time. |
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