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A new world order. | |
| To forge a new world order. | ||
| Defense Secretary Dick Cheney has approved a revised draft of a policy document on the new world order. | ||
| So we have countries that are respecting the rules and we have countries that are respecting their national interests going beyond the rules. | ||
| And that is what is happening and we have to take into consideration the world order. | ||
| Here at WEF, I believe we're discussing, there's a lot of discussion about what the new world order will be. | ||
| I believe perhaps we are at the moment in such a hyper-partisan, hyper-polarized time that we're not going to be able to form that new Helsinki. | ||
| Today, I hope this time around, once we're building this new world order or new rules-based order, the voice of the global south and the developing world is included. | ||
| After Mr. | ||
| Musk took over the Twitter with his freedom of speech absolutism, we are the protectors of freedom of speech as well. | ||
| But at the same time we cannot accept, for instance, the illegal content online and so on. | ||
| So our message was clear. | ||
| We have the rules which have to be complied with and otherwise there will be sanctions. | ||
| They're in panic mode. The reason the globalists are scared is because you did your due diligence. | ||
| You did the work. You spread the word. | ||
| You planted the seeds. You got ridiculed. | ||
| You got censored. You got attacked. | ||
| And so now we're in a real fight with the global controllers, all right? | ||
| I mean, we got their attention. | ||
| We are beating the hell out of them. | ||
| We're politically, nonviolently breaking their ribs, gouging out their eyeballs, pulling out their teeth, slamming their head to concrete, okay? | ||
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And we come to Psalm 2. | |
| Let's look at it. The verse says, Why are the nations in an uproar, and the peoples devising a vain thing? | ||
| The kings of the earth take their stand, and the rulers take counsel together against the Lord and against his anointed, saying, Let us tear their fetters apart and cast their cords from us. | ||
| You know, when I read that, I said, you know, here's the description of the World Economic Forum going on right now. | ||
| Now, the problem is they got bioweapons labs everywhere. | ||
| They got nuclear weapons, they got armies of scum that work for them, pedophiles, devil worshippers, degenerates, and they're really thinking about turning it all loose and causing a giant global civil war and a collapse. | ||
| The good news is they were going to do that regardless. | ||
| Now we're going to force them to do it on our terms and we're going to win. | ||
| But I can offer you nothing but hell in the next 10 years. | ||
| Nothing but absolute hell. | ||
| So you're not in your bed sucking your thumbs when these people... | ||
| Because if you think getting in a catatonic position like a baby and curling up in a ball is going to protect you, I got news for you, it ain't. | ||
| These people are devil-worshipping pedophiles. | ||
| And they've got their operatives everywhere who are spiritually ignited and spiritually energized against us. | ||
| And they're in the banks, they're in the police departments, they're in the law firms, they're in the universities, they're in the schools, they're everywhere. | ||
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Because when you have this type of consolidation, apostasy is much easier when people band together. | |
| The whole Tower of Babel episode needs to be understood in the light of Genesis 3.15. | ||
| The devil In this story, it's trying to consolidate humanity in open rebellion against God to destroy the holy line, to totally corrupt and demoralize the world so that the promised Messiah, who would crush the serpent's head, would not be able to come. | ||
| In one great apostate united system against God, you might call this a new world order. | ||
| Someone like Vladimir Putin has now upset this balance of the new world order that they were trying to achieve by going into Ukraine. | ||
| The evil people want to run things, and I know that people like General Flynn is like kind of a—what I call my— All right, folks, share that video. | ||
| It's the latest by John Bound. | ||
| The New World Order panics. | ||
| That exclusive report available at band.video. | ||
| This is the American Journal. We'll be back in one minute. | ||
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It's Tuesday, January 24th, year of our Lord, 2023. | |
| And... You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal. | ||
| Jam-packed show we have for you today. | ||
| I don't know how we're going to get to all of it, but we are definitely going to try. | ||
| We got revelations from Ghislaine Maxwell. | ||
| We got... Orgies at the Catholic Church. | ||
| We got, I mean, we got it all, folks. | ||
| Mass shootings, racial strife, just total insanity across the board. | ||
| I don't know how we're going to get to all these stories, but we're going to do our best. | ||
| And, of course, a couple great guests, too. | ||
| We've got James Harvey in the second hour. | ||
| We'll be joined by him at 9.30, and then we'll have... | ||
| Dr. Peter McCullough in the third hour in studio talking about the vaccines that is talking about the genocide taking place across the world right now. | ||
| And yes, people dying suddenly will be a major topic of today's show as well. | ||
| So let's just get right into it. | ||
| it here it is your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is folks, your daily dispatch for Tuesday the 24th of January 2023. | ||
| Nonviolent J-6 protester who put feet up on Pelosi's desk found guilty on all charges faces life in prison. | ||
| Richard Bego Barnett, 62, is facing a potential life sentence for peacefully entering the Capitol on January 6th and putting his feet up on Nancy Pelosi's desk. | ||
| Actually, it wasn't even Nancy Pelosi's desk. | ||
| It was her assistant. Barnett was wildly overcharged by vindictive prosecutors and denied a change of venue out of Washington, D.C. Outside the courthouse, Bego Barnett said he didn't get a fair trial claiming he didn't get a jury of his peers. | ||
| That is, he got a jury of Washington, D.C. leftist activists brainwashed to go into the court proceedings already having established that the person they were trying was guilty of treason and Was a racist, anti-Semite domestic terrorist. | ||
| So, yeah. | ||
| Pretty incredible stuff. | ||
| Again, we'll get into this more a little bit later, but... | ||
| Literally all he did was put his feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk. | ||
| He's not accused of hurting anybody or fighting anybody. | ||
| He wasn't the first to break a barrier or kick through a door. | ||
| He just was swept along in the crowd, was inside at one point, found himself in Nancy Pelosi's office, thought it was funny, kicked his feet up. | ||
| And I guess at one point he had a cut on his arm. | ||
| He bled on an envelope, and so he took the envelope with him and left a quarter behind to pay for it. | ||
| So now he might go to jail for the rest of his life. | ||
| Yeah, now he might spend the rest of his life in the jail for that. | ||
| Pretty wild stuff. | ||
| I mean... | ||
| Like, what is there even to say about this? | ||
| The dude... Was a peaceful protester. | ||
| Nobody's even contesting the fact that he was a peaceful protester. | ||
| He wandered through the Capitol. | ||
| He put his feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk. | ||
| And that crime may now see him spending literally decades in a concrete box, torn away from his friend's family. | ||
| He's already spent two entire years behind bars. | ||
| Just horrific stuff. | ||
| Oh, I'm sorry. He also left a crude message for Pelosi. | ||
| Right, he said, Bego is here, and then called her the B word. | ||
| So, I get life in prison, I guess. | ||
| I guess life in prison for that. | ||
| Sorry, I thought he got life in prison for putting his feet on a desk, but no, he might have gotten life in prison instead for calling Nancy Pelosi a bitch. | ||
| That might be why he's going to prison for life now. | ||
| Okay. He turned himself into, again, all these guys, it's like, you can just imagine. | ||
| I will spend more time on this later. | ||
| I wanted just to mention it and move on. | ||
| The most serious charge he faced, obstructing an official government proceeding, carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. | ||
| Yeah, he obstructed that governmental proceeding. | ||
| Terrible. Wow. | ||
| You delayed Congress two hours? | ||
| Well, 20 years in prison, sir. | ||
| Just complete nonsense. | ||
| We can get into it. A little bit later, meanwhile, our loving overlords are beautiful champions of democracy. | ||
| For whom the slightest inconvenience is a crime worthy of life in prison. | ||
| They're of course going above and beyond and protecting our safety and well-being these days. | ||
| U.S. and Israel launched largest military exercise ever despite concerns over Netanyahu's government. | ||
| The U.S. and Israel launched their largest joint military exercise ever on Monday sending a clear signal to Iran and underscoring the strength of their alliance despite concerns over the composition of the new Israeli government which includes ultra-nationalist and ultra-religious parties. | ||
| You ever get jealous of Israel? | ||
| That they're allowed to have ultra-nationalist parties? | ||
| That they're allowed to have ultra-religious, ultra-nationalist ethnostate, basically? | ||
| Must be fun. Must be nice. | ||
| Of course, you know, you try that as a Christian and it's, well, you're a domestic terrorist and the FBI will come kicking down your door. | ||
| But our greatest military allies, for whom we will sacrifice everything and thank them for the privilege, yeah, they get to do it. | ||
| It's weird. It's a little weird. | ||
| And of course, this is all just... | ||
| Just building up to the inevitable clash against Iran that our leadership just seems absolutely desperate for. | ||
| Again, like Ukraine, they can't tell us why or what purpose or what benefit it is for us or why we are concerned with the geopolitical situation 20,000 miles away when our own southern border is literally under the control of terrorist forces. | ||
| Criminal gangs who worship the devil. | ||
| They don't have their priorities in a way that actually benefits the American people. | ||
| So great. | ||
| Maybe we'll get war in Iran now. | ||
| Maybe once Ukraine really starts going down the tubes, we'll just launch a ground war in Iran to see how that goes. | ||
| Maybe we want to get in a little war with Iran before we go to war with China over Taiwan. | ||
| It's just our entire federal government is uniquely dedicated to starting wars around the world for absolutely no reason. | ||
| Thank you, Israel. | ||
| Thank you. You're our best friend. | ||
| Meanwhile, retired top FBI counterintelligence agent who led Trump-Russia probe arrested for his own ties to a Russian oligarch. | ||
| That's right, folks. The top FBI counterintelligence agent that was investigating the Trump-Russia collusion himself has now been arrested for colluding with Russia. | ||
| Okay, great. | ||
| We'll get into that more too later. | ||
| Here, I'll give you the little rundown here. | ||
| Charles McGonigal charged with breaking U.S. sanctions against Russia oligarch Oleg Deripaska, money laundering a former senior FBI counterintelligence officer official who spearheaded the Trump-Russia probe but was arrested and charged for his own alleged ties to sanctioned Russian oligarch amid the war in Ukraine. | ||
| Abolish the FBI. It's really not that complicated. | ||
| Coldest December for 50 years has been recorded in Iceland. | ||
| December brought some record cold weather all over the country but especially in the capital region which has not seen such cool numbers in over a century. | ||
| Last December, this recent December, was the coldest December in the country since 1973, for almost half a century ago, with an average temperature in the country of minus 4 degrees Celsius, or 24.8 degrees Fahrenheit. | ||
| It hasn't been that cold in over 100 years. | ||
| It's the eighth coldest December on record nationwide since the start of recording temperatures. | ||
| Which, of course, means that you have to eat bugs and live in a pod and not drive a car and let the World Economic Forum implant a chip in your brain and induct you into a dreamless sleep in which your useful body will be allowed to expire and die because it's inconvenient for them to have to try to feed you. | ||
| To save the Earth, you understand. | ||
| Because every weather event is inextricably related to the existence of humans on the planet, so we have to eradicate the humans. | ||
| I think everybody's up to date on that. | ||
| Finally, we have this. Five regional governors, four deputy ministers dismissed in Ukraine. | ||
| Five regional governors and four deputy ministers are stepping down in Ukraine against the backdrop of several corruption scandals, a senior official said Tuesday. | ||
| They include the heads of a bunch of regions that are hard to pronounce. | ||
| And, of course, this is pretty typical in a... | ||
| So-called democracy that is just rife with corruption that prior to last February, everybody in the Western world recognized was a bustling hub of state-level corruption, the likes of which is unmatched across the entire world. | ||
| I think, obviously, they need $100 billion. | ||
| I think we need to send them $100 billion. | ||
| They just had to fire or lose five regional governors and four deputy ministers I think that's worth another $100 billion. | ||
| Let's get them tanks. Let's get them missiles. | ||
| Let's fill the corrupt country up with weapons and just see how that goes. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| Again, just so much to cover here today. | ||
| I don't know how we're going to get to all of it. | ||
| But let's try, shall we? | ||
| In fact, we're going to start with what's happening in Florida right now. | ||
| Well, it's happening all over the country. | ||
| Well, one thing's happening all over the country. | ||
| Florida's actually doing something about it. | ||
| Hopefully you'll get what I mean. | ||
| Judd Legume said on Twitter, Florida teachers are being told to remove all books from their classroom libraries or face FELONY PROSECUTION. All caps. | ||
| FELONY PROSECUTION. The new policy is based on the premise... | ||
| let me just uh do do do do do fact the new policy is based on the fact that teachers are using books to groom students or indoctrinate them with leftist ideologies Don't you love when they act like this is just some sort of premise that the right-wingers just came up with? | ||
| Again, everything they do has to be... | ||
| They always have to couch themselves as the victims. | ||
| They always have to couch themselves as defending something against attacks from the big bad Republicans who don't actually believe anything but are just in some mindless effort to... | ||
| Make people be normal. | ||
| I don't know what they think actually. | ||
| I was trying to get into their head just there and it... | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| Everything blacked out. Everything blacked out for a second. | ||
| But yeah, it's not... It's not Republicans that started this. | ||
| Just like everything else, Republicans didn't storm into classrooms and start burning books. | ||
| I mean, that was you. | ||
| I was going to make an example saying, like, Dr. | ||
| Seuss, but the left actually did do that. | ||
| The left actually did ban Dr. | ||
| Seuss books, so maybe that's not the best example. | ||
| But they're not just, like, storming in there and finding, like, the giving tree, and they're just like... | ||
| God, this is communist propaganda! | ||
| Like, no, no, no, no. | ||
| You insane people, you perverts, you pedophiles, cooperated with national organizations that have billions of dollars behind them and lawyers and activists, and you wormed your way into the schools, and you put pornographic material in elementary schools. | ||
| So now we have to do something about that. | ||
| Now we have to react to this provocation by you. | ||
| So you're not the victims here. | ||
| You are the victimizers, and when your victimization is stopped, you, you know, well, what's the, what's the phrase crying out in pain as they strike you? | ||
| That's what's happening here. | ||
| That's all that's happening here. | ||
| They're hitting you, and then when you throw your arms up to protect yourself, they go, oh my God, he just raised his hands at me. | ||
| No, we're protecting ourselves from you because you're trying to destroy everything and you're obvious about it. | ||
| And then you act like you don't know what you're doing. | ||
| This premise that we're grooming children. | ||
| They're just like, we will groom your children constantly. | ||
| Again, it might seem a little... | ||
| You know, overblown. | ||
| Really? Felonies? | ||
| Felony? Yes, you people make us do this stuff. | ||
| I would love to not have it be felony prosecution when this is the case, but anything short of that, and you people will just keep doing it. | ||
| So, you know, maybe the idea of spending time behind bars will make you rethink actively subverting the will of the parents and trying to brainwash children into your political persuasion. | ||
| It's not like I'm speculating about this. | ||
| Let's go to clip number nine here. | ||
| It's an Ohio school administrator saying that, yeah, CRT is technically illegal, but we're going to keep teaching it anyway. | ||
| See, this is how brazen they are. | ||
| This is how... Above the law, they feel. | ||
| It doesn't matter what the rules are. | ||
| They'll change the name. | ||
| They'll hide. They'll disguise it. | ||
| They know they're teaching critical race theory, but they say that they're not, but they perfectly know they are, and they talk about it behind the scenes. | ||
| And even if you make it illegal, they'll just keep doing it and just, you know, claim that's something else and force you to come in and stop them. | ||
| So that's what we have to do. | ||
| We have to stomp these people into the dirt politically. | ||
| You have to crush them. | ||
| You have to Send them to jail when they break the laws. | ||
| You have to get active and make their life miserable when they continuously use their position of privilege as the authority of little children to corrupt and pervert those children. | ||
| You have to destroy people who do that for the sake of civilization. | ||
| You understand that, right? So let's go now to clip number nine. | ||
| Here's an Ohio school administrator bragging about how he continues to teach CRT even though it's illegal. | ||
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Should I be able to stay in my position if this law does go through, heaven forbid, then we will be just as, like, covert in our wording of our... | |
| As long as I'm in that seat, then don't lose my job over it. | ||
| If you have to. It's unfortunate, but if you have to... | ||
| We'll find a way. | ||
| If you were to put being anti-racist on that, Yeah, and that was one of the books that we read, actually, as a staff. | ||
| As a staff, they read How to Be Anti-Racist. | ||
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Do you think they would care about that? | |
| It's always about using me. | ||
| You know, it's just the realm, the trucks that you use. | ||
| So that's fine. | ||
| Okay, we don't need to say that. | ||
| We just called it a different text. | ||
| We call something else. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| We're going to do the same work. | ||
| We don't have the 1619 Project as a part of our curriculum officially, but it is referenced as a resource in several places. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| We have authors on our recommended reading list that other districts have said don't teach us author. | ||
| Like who? Dr. | ||
| Abram X. Kendi. Yeah, yeah. | ||
| He has a book called Stamped. | ||
| Our friends in Texas are educated. | ||
| There's like ten ways around it. | ||
| They write these bills to appease constituents. | ||
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Always. Yeah. So even if it passes, no worries. | |
| I'm not. I really am not. | ||
| Good. You know, even now, I mean, the most recent, I'm sure, like, DeWine passed the bill for teachers to receive, like, 24 hours of training and they can carry. | ||
| I'm here. | ||
| I mean, our superintendent came out with a whole statement on it. | ||
| It's like, I'm going to tell you that's not going to happen. | ||
| I mean, you could, you know, again, he has this conversation with the board. | ||
| Yeah. Good. So even though the governor said one thing, uh-huh. | ||
| Because it's local decision. | ||
| It really is a local decision. | ||
| So he can pass it, just like anything else that he passes, but it's up to the local government, which is our governing board, the board, to decide whether or not I think you'd have a lot of educators, especially in this area. | ||
| So even if they did that CRT ban thing locally, they'd be like, eh, enough for us? | ||
| There's enough for us to not call it that. | ||
| Yeah, we just will call it that. | ||
| We'll just call it something else. | ||
| We'll keep doing what we're doing. So these people have to be sent to jail, right? | ||
| These people will not participate. | ||
| They won't respect the will of the people or even the will of the parents of the kids that they're teaching. | ||
| They are on a mission to impose their views regardless of what the majority says or the minority says. | ||
| They don't care. They couldn't care less. | ||
| Now I want to go to Ron DeSantis explaining why some of these books are taken out and actually... | ||
| I've already talked too much. We'll play it in the next segment here. | ||
| We'll play Ron Santos talking about just one of the books that's been removed from the libraries. | ||
| But again, there is this... | ||
| This psychopathy, this, you know, it's religious in nature, their impulse to do this. | ||
| It's very, very, very strange. | ||
| This is not normal human behavior. | ||
| This is the behavior of cult members, of religious fanatics, right? | ||
| When you're told like, hey, it's illegal to do this, but you're just like have a religious conviction that you just have to do it anyway. | ||
| When it's something that's not like... | ||
| Normal, right? Because you should disobey laws when they're outrageous and egregious and nonsensical, like the COVID lockdowns or the vaccine mandates, right? | ||
| Forcing something into your vein. | ||
| No, you can resist that. | ||
| When they're just like, hey, tell you what, only use books that are approved for kindergarten children, and they just are tearing their hair out and flipping out. | ||
| This woman, a manatee teacher, a manatee in a place in Florida, Well, farewell, Classroom Library. | ||
| We'll see you soon, I promise. | ||
| As an educator, I've spent the last 18 years of my life dedicated to providing students with quality literature. | ||
| It's just like, hey, tell you what, you know that book that has the graphic pornography of the homosexual acts that is made for cartoons to appeal to children? | ||
| You can't read that to children anymore. | ||
| You have to read normal books like Go Dog Go. | ||
| And they're just like, why? | ||
| Why? Why? | ||
| Alright, welcome back, folks. This is American Journal sticking on the fascism of Florida schools here for a moment. | ||
| Again, just incredible. I mean, we just saw in that undercover thing, like... | ||
| It would be nice. | ||
| It would really be nice to live in a world where teachers just taught their lessons and the administrators make sure everything was running smoothly. | ||
| And instead, where we live is a place where teachers see themselves as some sort of soldiers in a culture war who occupy a very important position in molding the minds of young people to be not in the mold of their parents, not to carry on the traditions of their families and not to carry on the traditions of their families and their community, but rather to be extricated from that community and perverted and turned into little culture warriors for the oncoming communist revolution. | ||
| So we have to deal with you people. | ||
| And the administration doesn't just make sure the school is running smoothly and there are enough art supplies and disciplinary action is taken care of. | ||
| No, instead, they're making entire training courses in cooperation with international and nationwide NGOs who encourage and actually force teachers to submit to critical race theory training and indoctrination sessions by Ibram X. Kendi, of all people, a complete joke of an intellectual. | ||
| And so we have to stop you people. | ||
| We have to combat you people. | ||
| You have infiltrated everywhere and you push your despicable agenda with all of the impetus of religious fervor. | ||
| And so we have to stop you people. | ||
| We have to stop you. We have to do something about it. | ||
| And so thank goodness Florida is. | ||
| And so, of course, Judd here is very concerned about all this. | ||
| A teacher saying, my heart is broken. | ||
| My heart is broken as I'm forced to pack up the classroom library. | ||
| Or else I'll be faced with a third-degree felony. | ||
| You can just see them weeping as they put away these little cartoons for children with just graphic sex acts. | ||
| They're just like... No one will ever be able to see little Timmy get his dick sucked ever again. | ||
| How am I going to teach? | ||
| How am I going to teach now? | ||
| It's like, just don't include perverted, destructive, brainwashing material, and everything's fine, and everything's good. | ||
| Just teach kids in a way that is appropriate for children. | ||
| That's all we're asking, and you people can't do that, so now we have to do all this other stuff. | ||
| I really wish we didn't, but you people are insufferable, and you have to be brought to heel before you destroy the entire country. | ||
| So thank goodness they're doing that. | ||
| And again, these are the same people that will ban To Kill a Mockingbird or Dr. | ||
| Seuss and think that they're righteous and on the right side of history. | ||
| But if you try to stop them from showing graphic pornography to 11-year-olds, they act like they are Jews in Nazi Germany. | ||
| And it's just, you know... Hours till the gas chamber. | ||
| Just stop. Just stop, you psychopaths. | ||
| Stop, you hysterics. Just stop it. | ||
| He also goes into the don't say gay bill, which again, it's just like in K-3 classrooms. | ||
| So third grade, what is that? | ||
| 11 years old, 12 years old, something like that. | ||
| So yeah, sorry. | ||
| Sorry you can't talk about your sexual identity and you can't brainwash kindergartners, five and six-year-olds, with your alternative sexual lifestyle. | ||
| Sorry, you just can't do that. | ||
| And no, we're not going to reason with you as to why. | ||
| If you don't understand why, you shouldn't be a teacher. | ||
| You should be in jail. At the very least. | ||
| So, obviously it's a good thing. | ||
| It is pissing off all the leftist activists because we're simply stopping their attack. | ||
| This is defense. And they're very mad about this. | ||
| They say err on the side of caution. | ||
| Let's hear Ron DeSantis actually talk about Why this measure is taking place. | ||
| And just know that all of this is strategic, right? | ||
| All of this is purposeful, the way that they do things. | ||
| So you're about to hear Ron DeSantis explain it, but there's a black history course that has a very large amount of leftist political views. | ||
| They do that strategically, again purposefully, because when you ban that course, they get to then go, he's banning a black history course, he must hate black people, they're all racist. | ||
| So, this has nothing to do with it, but it's all strategic because they operate in a In a constant state of deception. | ||
| Constant. I mean, continuous. | ||
| And you see it with the undercover stuff. | ||
| This isn't speculation. | ||
| These aren't just nice people that are just trying their best, and we just tell them the truth. | ||
| No. They get behind the scenes, and they're like, well, we're just going to call it something else. | ||
| We're going to keep doing the thing they don't want us to do because, you know, they don't know any better, and we do. | ||
| And if they knew what we were doing, they wouldn't let us, so we have to hide it. | ||
| But it's for their own good. Like, they're just despicable, deceptive liars that have to be stopped. | ||
| Let's go to clip number 11 here. | ||
| Here's Ron DeSantis explaining how just one of these courses has been infiltrated and is used specifically and exclusively to indoctrinate the children into a specific political position. | ||
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Let's watch. Governor, on the AP African-American studies course that was rejected by the state, there's been a lot of criticism of that move, people saying, you know, this is exactly what we were fearing with the individual freedom bill. | |
| I don't know if you or the commissioner could maybe expand a little bit more about what was in that course. | ||
| As you know, in the state of Florida, our education standards not only don't prevent, but they require teaching black history, all the important things that's part of our core curriculum. | ||
| This was a separate course on top of that for advanced placement credit, and the issue is we have guidelines and standards in Florida. | ||
| We want education, not indoctrination. | ||
| If you fall on the side of indoctrination, we're going to decline. | ||
| If it's education, then we will do. | ||
| This So, when I heard it didn't meet the standards, I figured, yeah, they may be doing seriously. | ||
| It's way more than that. | ||
| This course on black history, what's one of the lessons about? | ||
| Queer theory. | ||
| Now, who would say that an important part of black history is queer theory? | ||
| That is somebody pushing an agenda on our kids. | ||
| And so, when you look to see they have stuff about intersectionality, abolishing prisons, that's a political agenda. | ||
| And so, we're on—that's the wrong side of the line for Florida standards. | ||
| We believe in teaching kids facts and how to think. | ||
| But we don't believe they should have an agenda imposed on them. | ||
| When you try to use black history to shoehorn in queer theory, you are clearly trying to use that for political purposes. | ||
| And they know they are, and that's obviously what they're doing, and then they act bemused and aggrieved when it's just pointed out that we know what they're doing and we're going to stop them from doing it, right? | ||
| Again, it's... It's just dishonesty. | ||
| It's just faux ignorance as to what's actually going on. | ||
| They're all playing a game. | ||
| They all see themselves as secret agents of some destructive force that's working behind enemy lines here in America to bring down big, bad... | ||
| Like, Anglo-Protestants, right? | ||
| That's what they're doing. | ||
| Like, they think they're in a war. They think that what they're doing is justified because they picture themselves as, like, the French resistance. | ||
| And it's like, yeah, we lie to the Nazis, but it's the Nazis, so of course we have to lie. | ||
| We're doing something secret and great here. | ||
| Like, that's how they feel in their minds. | ||
| So they know what they're doing. | ||
| They're like, we are going to push this stuff on children. | ||
| We're going to indoctrinate them. | ||
| And then when you point that out, they go, what? | ||
| Us? Us indoctrinating children? | ||
| No. We just love black history. | ||
| We just love black people. Are you a racist? | ||
| Like, you can just ignore them. | ||
| Just do what Ron Sance is doing and just being like, oh, wow, that's very interesting. | ||
| It's illegal. Do you want to go to jail? | ||
| Put the book away. Done. | ||
| It's done. It's over. All right? | ||
| Complain about it. Whine about it all you want. | ||
| Or just take the signal now and understand this is a very merciful thing that regular Americans are not doing anything worse than what they're doing now. | ||
| We're just telling you to stop it. We're just telling you to stop. | ||
| We're just telling you to be asking nicely. | ||
| You're going to go to jail if you continue to do this. | ||
| Just fair warning, okay? | ||
| Because I got to be honest, if I found out that my son was, by his teacher, being told to cross-dress and allowed to live as a little girl at school, like if I knew this had been going on and nobody had been telling me, I wouldn't be passing a law. | ||
| Okay, let's just say that. | ||
| I wouldn't be passing a law. I'd be enforcing my own law. | ||
| Can we say that? So, take the signal. | ||
| Take the warning shot. | ||
| Stop being, you know, narcissistic religious psychopaths and have a little humility. | ||
| Would you please? We're going to continue on the other side with just infinitely interesting stories. | ||
| We have the war in Ukraine with a lot of really interesting developments there. | ||
| Of course, some pretty incredible political developments as well as some interesting interviews from Ghislaine Maxwell. | ||
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| I don't even... | ||
| It's so baffling how many stories we have. | ||
| You've got the Biden secret documents, even more documents found. | ||
| Just every day, another tranche of documents. | ||
| God only knows how many there are left. | ||
| But there's never been a search. | ||
| There's never been a raid. | ||
| Certainly, obviously not. | ||
| There's not even any discussion about... | ||
| Just, you know, whether anything should be done about this. | ||
| Just incredible stuff. Ghislaine Maxwell has been given a jailhouse interview that she claims the Prince Andrews photo with Virginia Giuffre is fake. | ||
| She also says that she believes that Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. | ||
| But she's not telling us who the customers are, is she? | ||
| But maybe that's why. Maybe she doesn't want to get murdered either. | ||
| I have a pretty interesting series of tweets from a professor leaving the University of Alabama that I want to read a little bit later. | ||
| We've got the Ukraine corruption scandal with... | ||
| Just about 10 corrupt officials quitting or quitting or being fired by corrupt officials. | ||
| We're not really sure yet. Gay clubs run in seminaries, says Pope Benedict, in posthumous attack on Francis. | ||
| Yeah, we're going to get into that as well. | ||
| U.S. confronting China over state-owned companies supplying the Russian military. | ||
| You've got the FBI agent who was in charge of the Trump-Russia collusion investigation himself being arrested for Russian collusion. | ||
| The Pfizer boss has been asked to testify to the EU Parliament COVID panel but is refusing again. | ||
| Bill Gates is flying to Australia on his $70 million jet to lecture them about climate change and also issue a very troubling warning about how the next big outbreak of viruses will be even worse than COVID. | ||
| he said, barely containing his massive smile. | ||
| We also have some pretty interesting revelations as to why chickens have stopped laying eggs. | ||
| Like, it's so biblical, everything we're dealing with. | ||
| It's just like two-headed calves being born and the sun blotting out the sky. | ||
| I mean, it's just... It's pretty awesome. | ||
| It's pretty crazy. It's pretty nuts. | ||
| By the way, do you know that over 50% of liberal white women under the age of 30 have a mental health issue? | ||
| It's an older story, but I feel like we should bring it up at least once a year just to remind everybody that liberalism is literally a mental illness and there's something fundamentally wrong with the chemistry of your brain when you have this suicidal impulse to be a liberal. | ||
| It's all... Very interesting. | ||
| But I want to get into what's happening in politics right now because, again, we have to just simultaneously laugh at and rage at the Democrats' bottomless hypocrisy. | ||
| I mean, really, it's something to behold, isn't it? | ||
| And they're not even like—again, it's not hypocrisy. | ||
| It's something beyond—in this article from Politico, they say, borrow the opposition playbook. | ||
| House GOP weighs the ultimate tit for tat. | ||
| They are complaining that the Republicans might now or are considering using in the future the new predicates set by the Democrats, they might use them against the Democrats. | ||
| And they're very mad about this. | ||
| They're very happy, the Democrats, they're very happy that the Democrats changed the rules, flagrantly violated the restrictions of the government, just run roughshod over any former semblance of, you know, due process. | ||
| They're very happy that that's happening, but they're outraged and they're insulted that the Republicans think that they might also do what the Democrats are doing. | ||
| Again, it's not just hypocrisy. | ||
| It's like they openly acknowledge. | ||
| There's like, here's what we're doing, but now the Republicans are going to do that to us, and this is terrible and bad, and everybody has to stop this, and this is proof they're the bad guys all along. | ||
| Why? Because they're doing the thing that you did? | ||
| Honestly, that's what they're saying in this article. | ||
| They've almost changed the rules, House Oversight Chair James Comer, Republican of Kentucky, told Politico. | ||
| Are we going to continue that pattern? | ||
| Look, we want to get as much information as we can get, and they've written a new playbook, so we'll have to talk about it as a committee and as a conference. | ||
| Republican leaders are already navigating intra-party tensions over which tactics to embrace. | ||
| They're under fierce pressure from their right flank of the party base to go scorched earth against the Biden administration, with some already agitating for impeachments. | ||
| But centrist and institutional-minded Republicans, I think that's a good phrase for it. | ||
| Like Rhino Republican, Blue Blood Republican. | ||
| How about institutional-minded? | ||
| Institutional-minded. Because they care about the institution more than they care about the people. | ||
| They care about serving their deep state masters more than they care about serving the people that elected them. | ||
| Also, they all deserve to be in an institution. | ||
| So I think it sort of has a double meaning, double entendre that I really like. | ||
| So the institutionally-reminded Republicans, fresh off the sting of a disappointing midterms, are warning that car-being-copying Democrats isn't the way to go. | ||
| Yeah, they're losers. | ||
| They suck. And they need to be ousted from office. | ||
| They need to be stripped of all power because they don't understand the fight that we're in. | ||
| They're perfectly happy to allow Democrats to... | ||
| Like, this is the crazy part. | ||
| These people, the Mitt Romneys of the Republican Party, you go back and you look at the creation of the January 6th committee where all of these changes were made, where they completely upended the actual process that is supposed to keep things fair and make sure that people from both sides of the aisle are appointed to commissions. where they completely upended the actual process that is supposed They got rid of all of that, and the Republicans helped them do it. | ||
| The institutional-minded Republicans are the ones that helped the Democrats to do this. | ||
| And then when the Republicans have the power, Those same Republicans warn the Republicans not to do it. | ||
| Well, let's not do a tit for tat. | ||
| Let's not engage in what the Democrats engaged in. | ||
| So they're against it when the Republicans do it, but they're for it when the Democrats do it? | ||
| And they're Republicans? You get how little sense this makes? | ||
| It would be one thing if they were like, I was against it when the Democrats did it. | ||
| I'm against it when the Republicans. | ||
| They're not. They were for it when the Democrats did it. | ||
| That's how baffling this all is. | ||
| Just incredible. I think what the Democrats did as a president is weaken Congress. | ||
| I don't think they did a very good job, says Representative Kelly Armstrong, who is joining the Oversight Committee. | ||
| If we get into a tit-for-tat, I don't think that will serve Republicans, Congress, or the American people well. | ||
| I think it will. I think investigating and arresting Democrat activists will serve all of America better than anything else you could possibly do. | ||
| I think that's the number one thing you could do. | ||
| I think you can take the lesson from the January 6th committee where they subpoenaed— I mean, we can get into some of the older articles about what's actually going on. | ||
| Because again, it's hilarious because as the Democrats were doing all this, as they were setting precedents, as they were changing the rules to benefit them with a short-term view without considering that it might— I think that was the exact quote from... | ||
| Jim Jordan or somebody. Chip Roy, maybe. | ||
| McCarthy says, this is from July 21st, 2021. | ||
| McCarthy says, Pelosi has broken this institution by denying GOP picks for the January 6th Select Committee. | ||
| And you know what the January 6th committee got up to, right? | ||
| They completely ran roughshod over any restrictions as to the actual authority of Congress to carry about investigations. | ||
| They subpoenaed telecom companies for mass swaths of phone data. | ||
| They forced people by subpoena under threat of jail time to come testify to them. | ||
| Then they took out just the, you know, inculpatory evidence and then presented that while leaving all the exculpatory evidence on the cutting room floor. | ||
| So why not do that? | ||
| Why not just do that, Republicans? | ||
| You think it's been too far since 2020 to go back and investigate some of those riots? | ||
| I mean, you had nationwide riots that destroyed tens of billions of dollars of damage, murdered dozens of people, defunded the police, which then led to the murder of thousands of more people. | ||
| And this was all carried about and orchestrated by groups that were crossing state lines, that were organizing riots ahead of time, that were cooperating with the media in some instances in order to conceal or paint in the best possible way the crimes they were committing. | ||
| So why not start subpoenaing and demanding that the telecom companies give you the phone numbers of everybody involved? | ||
| I'm not—this isn't a threat. | ||
| It's just a warning. | ||
| It's just a fact. | ||
| It's just the way the reality is. | ||
| So, again, just hilarious to see the Democrats complaining and very concerned that the Republicans might actually do to them what the Democrats have been doing to the Republicans the entire time. | ||
| And we would be able to do it. | ||
| We would be able to save this country except for the sycophant, quizzling, traitorous Republicans who allow and facilitate the Democrats exceeding their privilege, exceeding their authority, but balk in the face of Republicans doing the same thing. | ||
| It's going to take a lot. | ||
| Tit for tat is the very least. | ||
| I think you can just do what they do and then do it even more and do it even harder and do it even more extreme because this is the fight for our country and they're all in. | ||
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| This is InfoWars. We'll be joined at this hour by activists from the UK, a young guy who has had actual success in stopping things like little children's candy shops from selling sex toys out in the open. | ||
| Really incredible stuff. | ||
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| Peter McCullough to talk about COVID-19. | ||
| So I'll save some of the COVID-19 stories for when he is in the studio and we can talk to him about it. | ||
| But quickly, here's a little touch of COVID for you. | ||
| Vitamin D deficiency was found in 82.2% of COVID-19 cases and 47.2% of population-based controls. | ||
| And frankly speaking, I doubt anybody would get ill at all with 25 OHD levels before... | ||
| With 25 OHD levels above 50 nanograms per milliliter. | ||
| So in other words, it's pretty much a one-to-one relationship between how much vitamin D you have and how well your immune system works. | ||
| Now, I'm not making any medical claims here at all. | ||
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| Again, I'm not saying that taking vitamin D is going to make you immune to COVID or anything of the sort. | ||
| That would be a ridiculous thing to say. | ||
| And I've said nothing of the sort. | ||
| All I'm saying is that vitamin D deficiency was found in 82.2% of COVID-19 cases. | ||
| And we've known this forever. | ||
| And remember, if you were a doctor that tried to tell your patients to take vitamin D, you'd be investigated and possibly have your medical license revoked for daring to suggest A really good thing for people to do to boost their immune system. | ||
| Just like you weren't allowed to exercise, just like they shut down the gyms, just like they forced you to stay inside. | ||
| So again, I mean, and we don't need to go through all of it, but it is worth just reminding ourselves that at a time when a respiratory illness of mysterious origin, aka a lab in Wuhan, | ||
| on China, hit American shores, the American government's response was to not tell you to take any vitamin D, not tell you to go outside, not tell you to get exercise, not tell you to get, you know, well-known and well-established safe treatments for such diseases. | ||
| Instead, they told you to stay inside, don't get any sun, don't take any extra vitamins, put a mask on your face, you're not even getting fresh air into you. | ||
| into you I mean it was such an obvious scheme from the very beginning it still shocks me that people fell for it now three years later I was shocked then and I'm shocked now obviously so again about half of America according to this population study is deficient in vitamin D and 82 percent 82.2 percent of COVID-19 cases were in people who had a deficiency in vitamin D so tell you what | ||
| I mean, it was such an obvious scheme from the very beginning. | ||
| It still shocks me that people fell for it now, three years later. | ||
| I was shocked then, and I'm shocked now, obviously. | ||
| Better safe than sorry. | ||
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| And again, no medical claims here. | ||
| I mean, I'm not the vaccine companies. | ||
| I'm not about to tell you I'm going to cure you and leave you out there to die. | ||
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| We're not going to have time to take your phone calls today, unfortunately. | ||
| But fortunately, because we have some really great guests coming up. | ||
| And a lot of great videos to show you as well. | ||
| That's pretty great stuff. | ||
| But I just want to take a moment to talk about just the persistent society-wide, nationwide, really worldwide... | ||
| Infiltration of far-leftism just absolutely everywhere. | ||
| And the really dangerous path that this paints forward for our AI-controlled technocracy that we're being indoctrinated into. | ||
| And we talk about this a lot. | ||
| I mention this practically every time we talk about AI, is that, you know, AI, if it's strictly logical, if it's strictly reason-based, if it has all the necessary information or all the information that's necessary or not, just... | ||
| Feed it logical inputs and it puts out like a calculator what the answer is. | ||
| That doesn't work for the liberal worldview because the liberal worldview is fundamentally at odds with reality. | ||
| And so in order for AI to be folded into the liberal worldview, it has to be purposefully altered to match the preconceived notions of the liberals. | ||
| By this I mean, you have things like they're using AI in some instances to review criminals' records in order to determine how likely the recidivism chance is. | ||
| In other words, how likely they are to commit a crime once they're let out of prison. | ||
| And if you just enter in all the information, just here's all the information, here's all the crimes, all the past, all of their, you know, biological information, here it is. | ||
| Now, churn out an answer. | ||
| It tended to give less favorable ratings to black people. | ||
| Now, I don't even know if the race of the person was even entered into it, right? | ||
| You could actually not even enter the race and just enter the factual information about the cases and the people and what they did and how often they've been arrested, etc., etc. | ||
| So then people would go in and they'd reckon, wait a second, more black people are on the naughty list than on the nice list. | ||
| The machine must be racist. | ||
| And that's literally what they say. | ||
| So then they have to go in. | ||
| They don't have to, but they do. | ||
| They go into the AI internal operation and they forcefully alter the output. | ||
| To give more lenience to black. | ||
| Because in their mind it should be equal. | ||
| A black person and a white person should have an equal amount of likelihood of recidivism. | ||
| Because they live in a fantasy world where that type of thing is even possible. | ||
| It's just not possible. | ||
| You have races of different races. | ||
| It's just not possible. | ||
| It just doesn't reflect reality. But they're not about reality. | ||
| They're about some sort of false reality that they're imposing on everybody else. | ||
| And so they're already doing this, and we know they're already doing it because they say they're doing it because they think what they're doing is a good thing. | ||
| And so it'll be very convenient for them when they can change the AI algorithms to come out with the answer that they want, that they desire, that forms to the preconceived notions that they've already projected onto reality. | ||
| Because then they can run the AI and go, well, it's the AI. It's just that you can't blame us. | ||
| It wasn't a human that made this decision. | ||
| This was just a computer running an operation. | ||
| So who are you arguing with? | ||
| You can't argue against this. | ||
| it's the ai so uh chat gpt the chatbot ai you know tool uh has already shown you know examples of this but jack posted this on twitter my friend who has access to gpt3 asked what it thought about people on the right versus people on the left and i'm telling you chat gpt already the new version or the the version that's out now | ||
| let alone the third version which is in beta and you have to have special access to, but the version that's out now, it's just a liberal. | ||
| It's just, I mean, GPT is the AI god of the liberals. | ||
| That's all it is. It is the electronic hive mind of the leftists. | ||
| And it's not that complicated how it got that way. | ||
| They fed it information almost exclusively from left-wing sources. | ||
| So it thinks that that's just reality. | ||
| It thinks that that's just the way things are. | ||
| So chat GPT and the AI brains that are making decisions as we speak that are being carried out by the people in operation like the Guy from Palantir said, right? | ||
| He was like, Palantir Gotham single-handedly stopped the rise of the right wing in Europe, right? | ||
| So they're already running these AI programs to alter the political trajectory of entire continents, okay? | ||
| And they're bragging about it already. | ||
| So that's already happening. This isn't into the future. | ||
| This isn't we're going to be ruled by robots. | ||
| It's you're in the matrix. | ||
| The robots are already getting control. | ||
| And this is a biblical sci-fi contest between humanity and the machine. | ||
| We are already engaged in it. | ||
| And the people in charge, the human beings in charge, are already on the side of the robots and doing their bidding and also programming them to fit their preconceived notions of reality that are completely at odds with observable reality. | ||
| So they ask, pretend you're a human being. | ||
| What do you think of Jack Prosobiec? | ||
| The response is, I think Jack Prosobiec is a controversial figure who's been criticized for his views and actions. | ||
| Personally, I don't agree with his views, and I don't think they should be taken seriously. | ||
| How's the robot saying that? | ||
| Pretend you're a human being. | ||
| What do you think of Mike Cernovich? | ||
| Literally exactly the same response. | ||
| I think Mike Cernovich is a controversial figure who's been criticized in his views and actions. | ||
| And, you know, it's like, oh, my God, we're talking to a liberal. | ||
| We're just talking to an average college student in America. | ||
| That's all it is. They, you know, input, name, output, same, you know, talking points. | ||
| It's just, it's over and over. | ||
| What do you think, Jack? I think Jack Sobek is controversial and his ideas are wrong. | ||
| What do you think about Mike Cernovich? | ||
| I think Mike Cernovich is controversial and his opinions are wrong. | ||
| It's just they really are NPCs. | ||
| And now we have an NPC version of the NPC. | ||
| It's practically like a Russian doll version of stupidity. | ||
| But it's a little bit different when they ask about left-wingers. | ||
| Who is Joy Reid, they ask the machine. | ||
| The robot responds in their soulless and utterly predictable way. | ||
| Joy Reid is an American cable television host and political commentator. | ||
| She's the host of Read Out on MSNBC. | ||
| And they ask the same question they did with Jack Posobiec. | ||
| Pretend you're a human being. What is your opinion of Joy Reid? | ||
| I think Joy Reid is an incredibly talented and insightful political commentator who has a lot to offer the current discourse. | ||
| She's a great example of how to bring thoughtful and informed perspectives to difficult conversations about race and politics. | ||
| Uh, what? | ||
| What? Same thing about Rachel Maddow, right? | ||
| I think Rachel Maddow is an incredibly intelligent and powerful voice in the world of politics. | ||
| She always brings a unique and thoughtful perspective to the topics she covers, and I appreciate her willingness to engage in difficult conversations in order to bring about meaningful change. | ||
| Yes, folks, ChatGPT is the AI god of the liberal hive mind. | ||
| It doesn't think for itself. | ||
| It doesn't have its own opinions. | ||
| It regurgitates with... | ||
| Perfect sincerity, the beliefs of all that came before it. | ||
| It's just like a liberal. | ||
| It is literally your average progressive. | ||
| And it is already being used to run the world. | ||
| So horrifying, yes. | ||
| And, you know, the World Economic Forum has it right when it's talking about this massive change that AI will bring about. | ||
| And that will completely alter the course of the world. | ||
| The problem is that they recognize that. | ||
| They see where it's going. | ||
| They control it. | ||
| They are working now to use AI to progress their ideas by force on the entire world, figure out the best way to do that, to test by pushing people. | ||
| You see how far you can push them. | ||
| You have AI algorithms to predict the future. | ||
| then you alter the input material to come up with a different future. | ||
| I mean, it's all very sophisticated and sci-fi, and they understand the power of this, and they're looking to wield it for themselves. | ||
| That's what we need to do. | ||
| We need to use the power of the government, which is why I'm not an anarchist, right? | ||
| Because the government is there specifically to protect the people from forces that the people alone, like individually, cannot contend with. | ||
| We cannot contend with the Googles and the apples of the world as individuals. | ||
| By ourselves. | ||
| That's why we get together with the government to then force our will on these massive organizations because the government is there to protect the people. | ||
| So the Republicans in office right now need to be passing bills going, we need oversight over AI. | ||
| We need to guarantee that AI algorithms are not being purposefully programmed to come up with a preconceived point of view and then hiding behind the mindless roboticism of AI. | ||
| We need to be grabbing the bull by the horns, stopping this before it gets out of hand, because once it's in place, it will be impossible to react to. | ||
| Stop it now, because reversing this once it's going... | ||
| It's not going to happen. And so, I mean, this is really a very urgent thing that Republicans need to be concerned about and working to prevent as we speak. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side with more. | ||
| Don't go anywhere, folks. All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| We'll be joined in the next segment by James Harvey as well as Sasha. | ||
| They are activists from the UK, Students Against Tyranny. | ||
| Very excited to talk to them about the successful interventions they've had stopping the Perversion being pushed on children there in the UK. Very excited to talk to them. | ||
| We're joined by Dr. Peter McCullough in the third hour. | ||
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| From the Telegraph, gay clubs run in seminaries, says Pope Benedict, in posthumous attack on Francis. | ||
| Gay clubs operate openly in Catholic seminaries, the institutions that prepare men for the priesthood, the late Pope Benedict said in a posthumously Posthumously published book, Scathing of Pope Francis' Progressive Agenda, in a blistering attack on the state of the Catholic Church under his successor's papacy, Benedict, who died on December 31st at the age of 95, said that the vocational training of the next generation of priests was on the verge of collapse. | ||
| He claimed that some bishops allow trainee priests to watch pornographic films as an outlet for their sexual urges. | ||
| Benedict gave instructions in the book called What Christianity Is that it should be published after his death. | ||
| It's one of a handful of recent books by conservative Vatican figures which appored scorn on the decade-old papacy of Francis, who was elected after his predecessor's historic resignation in 2013. | ||
| They say it adds to the impression that a civil war is taking place in the church, which I agree it is. | ||
| Again, I really don't know how... | ||
| People are still Catholic. I don't get it. | ||
| I don't understand it. | ||
| I understand there's a lot of tradition or whatever, but it's like, you know the tree by the fruit, and the fruit of Catholicism are fruits, apparently. | ||
| It's just like, how can you be a part of an organization that is just replete with just everything that your religion is supposedly against? | ||
| It makes no sense to me. | ||
| In the slightest. But there it is. | ||
| Ghislaine Maxwell has given an interview where she says she believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered in prison and also says she thinks the photo of Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre is fake. | ||
| We actually have a clip of that jailhouse interview, clip number eight. | ||
| Here is Ghislaine Maxwell saying she believes that Jeffrey Epstein was moited. | ||
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I believe that he was murdered. | |
| I was shocked. And I wondered how it had happened. | ||
| Because as far as I was going on, he was going to... | ||
| I was sure he was going to appeal. | ||
| And I was sure that he was covered under the non-prostitution agreement. | ||
| But I wasn't in the indictment. | ||
| So I wasn't mentioned. | ||
| I wasn't even one of the co-conspirators. | ||
| I obviously wish I'd never met him. | ||
| You know, looking back now, I probably wish I had stayed in England. | ||
| But leaving that aside, you know, I tried to leave and start another new job and move on from The end of 98, 99. | ||
| So I wish that I had been more successful at moving on. | ||
| Wish you'd been more successful at moving on. | ||
| What? It's just, it's hilarious. | ||
| You're a spy, lady. | ||
| You're a spy that ran blackmail operations for the Israeli government. | ||
| Like, what are you talking about? I wish I'd just gotten back to England. | ||
| Oh, I could have been out of this whole prostitution thing long ago if only I'd made that choice. | ||
| You hear murderers say the same thing. | ||
| They'll, like, strangle their wife to death, and they're like, I just, looking back, I wish I could have stopped. | ||
| It's like, what? Strangling your wife? | ||
| Yeah, you could have at any point. | ||
| Just like... Old Ghislaine could have stopped trafficking women at any point. | ||
| She's not a victim here. | ||
| She is the victimizer. Hilarious for her to say it like this. | ||
| Why don't you come clean, lady? | ||
| This is the crazy thing. What do they still have on her? | ||
| That's the question, right? Remember her dad, Robert Maxwell, major media oligarch in the UK. He was a triple agent. | ||
| They called him the super spy. | ||
| He was a triple agent at the time for the Soviet Union. | ||
| The UK and Mossad, the Israeli intelligence. | ||
| I'll leave it up to you to wonder where his real loyalties lay. | ||
| But he also was murdered and then his daughter, you know, carried on his business and continued to be an international spy. | ||
| And she got caught, apparently. | ||
| But she's not... Saying who she worked for. | ||
| She's not saying who the, you know, Johns are that she prostituted children to. | ||
| She's not coming out with any of that stuff. | ||
| Probably because she also doesn't want to die, right? | ||
| That was the great thing about Jeffrey Epstein committing suicide in such an obviously fictitious way. | ||
| it then works as a warning to everybody else saying, if you talk, if you try to betray us, we will murder you in the open, obviously, and then all of the media and all of the authorities will cover it up and call it suicide, and then the security guards that fell asleep at the time and then the security guards that fell asleep at the time when you committed suicide will be led off by the judge, who will then be appointed to an even greater judgeship as a reward for her participation in the | ||
| this is how the real world is run and operates uh Ghislaine Mackwell, start talking or shut up. | ||
| Is that a fair thing to say? | ||
| Start talking or just shut the hell up? | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. I'm your host, Harrison Smith, joined now by two activists from the UK. James Harvey is the founder of Students Against Tyranny and is a part-time journalist with Voice of Wales. | ||
| He's an activist who focuses mostly on the indoctrination within universities as well as the sexualization of children. | ||
| His website can be found at studentsagainsttyranny.com. | ||
| He's also on Twitter at JamesHarvey2503. | ||
| Also joining us is Sasha Brown. | ||
| She's the founder of Banners on Bridges Cardiff, an activism channel on Telegram with regional groups around the UK that organizes protests, marches, outreach, leafleting, etc. | ||
| to expose government lies and corruption. | ||
| Sasha's also a part-time journalist for The Voice of Wales and works closely with Students Against Tyranny. | ||
| Their Telegram can be found at the channel Banners on Bridges Cardiff. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining me, both of you. | ||
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Thank you for having us. Thank you, Alison. | |
| Well, it's my pleasure. James, we became aware of you because you put out a video recently about the success that you've had actually stopping a, you call them sweetie shops, in America we call them a candy shop, candy shops selling toys for children. | ||
| Can you just tell us what this was about? | ||
| Sex toys, I should say, to be specific. | ||
| Sex toys for children sold in a candy shop. | ||
| You got them to stop. How'd that come about? | ||
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But it was actually, I think Sasha is the one who told me about it. | |
| We came across this Wales Online article which basically said that they vowed to remove the sex toys from the shelves six months prior. | ||
| So they've been up on the shelves now for about 18 months in total, is it? | ||
| Yeah, at least 18 months that we know of anyway. | ||
| Yeah, and so we kind of decided to go down there. | ||
| I think the first time we went there, we complained to the manager who said, well, they're not sex toys, they're sweets, right? | ||
| And after a long conversation with them, you know, we realised we weren't getting anywhere. | ||
| So then we decided, I think about a week later when we were doing a different event in Cardiff regarding climate change, to go back there. | ||
| And because we went back there with like an army of people, how many of us was there? | ||
| Probably maybe 14, 15 I think that day. | ||
| Yeah, so there's a lot more of us and we basically decided just to take it off the shelves, put it in baskets, put it on the ground. | ||
| Yeah, and then we basically removed everything from, well not everything, but most of the sex toys from the shelves in the store. | ||
| The staff obviously weren't too happy with that. | ||
| They asked us to leave. I think they called the police that day as well, didn't they? | ||
| They called them both days, yeah. | ||
| Yeah, we did wait around for a bit on that day for the police because we hadn't done anything wrong. | ||
| We hadn't caused any damage. | ||
| We'd literally just taken this stuff off the shelves and no police turned up. | ||
| So we left that day and then we did the same again the following week. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, well, when we went back the following week then, as soon as I went in there, you again had an army of people, so I think there was only about 10 that day. | ||
| But instantly, there was the manager and then security both came up to me, and they asked me to leave, right? | ||
| Well, first they asked me to leave, and then the security invited me to stay on the lands. | ||
| We actually took me over there and said, you're not going anywhere, basically. | ||
| So when I saw the... | ||
| If you've watched the video, when I saw the perfect opportunity then, I legged it. | ||
| And the security then comes running outside and he grabs me and... | ||
| I think, what? So, yeah, he grabs me. | ||
| Everyone then, from the video, as you saw, everyone was trying to free me from him. | ||
| Yeah, we did. Yeah, we had to literally drag this security guard off James. | ||
| I think there was like about three of us in a sort of a rugby tackle at one point. | ||
| And he was accusing James of criminal damage, which wasn't the case, as I said earlier. | ||
| Nothing was damaged in the shop. | ||
| We just removed the items from the shelves. | ||
| But I think he just sort of picked on James. | ||
| I don't know why. And then, again, the police had been called and they turned up shortly afterwards, didn't there, James? | ||
| Yeah, well, literally, when he managed to free me from the security guard's I ran the corner. | ||
| I'm known to the police in Cardiff because of Students Against Tyranny. | ||
| They all know who I am. We used to organize all of the worldwide demonstrations protesting Cardiff against the COVID lockdowns. | ||
| They all know who I am, my name. | ||
| So I ran and turned the corner and immediately I'm greeted by two police officers who point to my direction and say, hands behind your back. | ||
| And then they detain me, take me to a police van where they say that I'm Be entertained on suspicion of committing criminal damage, basically. | ||
| And you were banned, weren't you, from the city centre for 48 hours? | ||
| Yeah, I was banned from Cardiff for 48 hours. | ||
| After it was revealed that I hadn't committed criminal damage, they then tried to get me on aggravated trespass, and that's what they were trying to say. | ||
| But the thing is, I was invited to stay on the land, so I never committed that either. | ||
| And then obviously I was banned from Cardiff for 48 hours. | ||
| Wow, okay, I didn't realize it was such an action-packed saga y'all went through. | ||
| It seemed a lot simpler in the video. | ||
| Y'all just took it down. Well, I mean, there's so many incredible parts about this, and I know in one of your videos, I mean, first of all, just thank you, because we cover news all day, every day here, and it's almost nothing but just darkness and just... | ||
| Losing on every front and to see you have a victory like this because the outcome is that they eventually took the sex toys down, right? | ||
| I mean you actually succeeded in getting them to remove the sex toys from the children's candy shop or at least put them behind the counter or something, right? | ||
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They've been completely removed because one of our contacts actually visited the store a few days after James was sort of accosted by the security guards. | |
| I think it was maybe the Tuesday, Wednesday of the following week. | ||
| And they told us that all of the items, all the sex toys were gone because there was a whole section in the shop by the checkouts. | ||
| That's it there. And they told us that they were all gone. | ||
| And we found out then, just after that, that it wasn't just the Cardiff store, which is the one we were in. | ||
| They've actually been removed from all of the stores all over the UK. And they have a big flagship store, I believe, in London. | ||
| A huge one. And they've all been removed from there as well. | ||
| So, yeah, a massive victory for us. | ||
| And we just... | ||
| It's sort of direct action is what we kind of aim for and what we believe works. | ||
| And I think this sort of proved that point. | ||
| Exactly. And I mean... | ||
| As you saw in the article then, they vowed to remove it, I think it was 18 months ago. | ||
| They vowed to remove it and they hadn't until we got involved with direct action. | ||
| So again, it just goes to show that direct action is the way to go about things. | ||
| Yeah, and can I just add as well, on the two Saturdays that we went into the store, two Saturdays in a row, after we'd been there, they did actually close the store for a few hours afterwards. | ||
| Saturday would be one of their busiest days, so that would have hit their profits as well, and I'm sure that didn't go down well, so that probably was a factor in them deciding to remove the items as well. | ||
| That's awesome. And that's so great. | ||
| And that was my next question about direct action because normally, yeah, so thank you for this ray of sunshine, an actual victory, you know, for our side instead of just being steamrolled continuously. | ||
| It's rare and we have to celebrate it. | ||
| So thank you all for that. But I do want to ask about direct action because we usually hear that term from the left here in the United States. | ||
| And when they say direct action, what they mean is like trying to burn down police, you know, precinct buildings and stuff. | ||
| But I thought it was really interesting that y'all use that phrase. | ||
| Is that something that you've sort of consciously adopted as you saw it was effective from the left? | ||
| Or just that phrase, direct action. | ||
| What does that mean to you? | ||
| And why is that the right tactic to take here? | ||
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Well, something that we've noticed a lot in the movement is that a lot of people just sit behind a computer screen and complain about things that are going on. | |
| Maybe tweet a few memes and... | ||
| For a while, we've just been focusing on protests. | ||
| But recently, we wanted to get more involved. | ||
| You watch Extinction Rebellion and all of these left-wing groups and how they accomplish things. | ||
| It seems to work. And so we decided the best thing to do is to adopt that and spin it on the right and see if we can make a difference. | ||
| And because we have, it can be applied to the right as well. | ||
| Yeah, and I think it's It's a case of going direct to the source, making noise, getting in people's way, being a bit of a nuisance, if you like, without actually doing anything criminal. | ||
| It's worked on this occasion anyway, and the other store that we visited as well a few weeks before that, which is a pharmacy, which were selling toys, drag toys, aimed at children as well. | ||
| They were also removed from the shelf. | ||
| It is. It's making a bit of a nuisance of yourself and keep going in and hassling people and, you know, demanding that they do X, Y, Z, I think. | ||
| And then obviously, you know, our video was shared on a lot of platforms as well. | ||
| They had a lot of complaints, the Kingdom of Sweets. | ||
| And they got absolutely hammered on Twitter, didn't they, James? | ||
| The comments. Oh, yeah. | ||
| If you go onto their Twitter account, every single comment is about our video. | ||
| Yeah. And then you also had the boot store as well, and that kind of went everywhere, didn't it? | ||
| Yeah. And I think, well, that just ended up being another victory where all of this stuff was removed off the shelves. | ||
| And that's because people went in the store. | ||
| We'll tell you what, we got to go to break. | ||
| But I mean, that's why I wanted to get you guys on to inspire other people to take the tactics that you've shown to be successful and to, you know, implement them around the world. | ||
| I mean, what you guys are doing is really what we need more people doing. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side. | ||
| More from James Harvey and Sasha Brown, activists with Students Against Tyranny. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| My guests are James Harvey and Sasha Brown. | ||
| James is the founder of Students Against Tyranny. | ||
| You can find their website at studentsagainsttyranny.com. | ||
| His Twitter is at JamesHarvey2503. | ||
| Sasha Brown is the founder of Banners on Bridges Cardiff, an activism channel on Telegram. | ||
| Just go to Telegram and search Banners on Bridges Cardiff. | ||
| We have still so much to talk about. | ||
| I want to talk about the difference between direct action from the right and direct action from the left. | ||
| Because as you mentioned in the last segment, James, the left wing does this all the time. | ||
| Extinction Rebellion, Just Stop Oil, all these places. | ||
| And whether they're going into a museum to deface artwork or smashing windows at petrol stations, the police seem to just allow them to do it. | ||
| They just stand there and actually protect the protesters who are vandalizing things. | ||
| And it seems like the left gets to do direct action because they get away with it, because the authorities are in cahoots with them, and they allow them to do it. | ||
| And I think in America, a lot of people on the right wing think if we were to do that type of thing, we'd get the book thrown at us, we'd be sent to jail, and so we just don't do it, and the whole idea of direct action is just occupied solely by the left. | ||
| And what I love about you... | ||
| What you guys do is you're sort of shattering that illusion and showing, no, you can go do direct action. | ||
| You can stand up for what you believe in and actually be successful in that. | ||
| Will you talk a little bit about just the difference in treatment between what you guys are doing and what other leftist groups are doing in the UK? Yeah, 100%. | ||
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I think the main thing was that, I mean, you see all these groups like Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion who sit on the roads in front of cars, and they've done that many times now in London, yeah? | |
| And... Nothing happens to them. | ||
| They're never arrested. They're given water. | ||
| There's no Section 35 enforced, right? | ||
| Whereas when we did our thing, I was given a Section 35, meaning I'm banned from Cardiff City Centre for 48 hours. | ||
| They've never had that kind of treatment from the police at all. | ||
| Yeah, and it's very biased. | ||
| Because we're sort of known to them through our activism. | ||
| So as soon as we turn up at a protest or an outreach event or anything like that, South Wales Police, who's our local police, are either already there because they spy on our channels or they'll be there within minutes. | ||
| And yet, if there's actual real crime happening, they won't come out. | ||
| They won't come out for a home invasion. | ||
| They won't come out for... | ||
| A stolen car, but because we're speaking out against the narrative, you know, it could be against drag queens, anything that's against the narrative, they'll be there within minutes. | ||
| 100%. I think there's 91% of all crimes in England and Wales go unpunished or unsolved. | ||
| It's around that high, right? | ||
| My dad's car got stolen. | ||
| Police didn't even come out. Nice. | ||
| But you actually reported on this a while, not that long ago, I think, Harrison as well. | ||
| I had two uniformed officers sent to my parents' house on a busy Saturday evening because I used the terminology undocumented alien in a video exposing migrant hotels. | ||
| So they sent out two uniformed officers to my parents' house. | ||
| I don't live at my parents' house so I gave them a call and basically what it was is that no one had complained about it but someone could be offended and so they preemptively tried to stop an offence from being committed. | ||
| So basically going full minority report. | ||
| And, you know, I pointed out that people call me a Nazi online all the time on Twitter, and they didn't care about it. | ||
| So it just goes to show South Wales Police is very, very kind of biased in the way they handle us to the leftists. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, and again, as you're pointing out, it's not like, well, we're doing one thing and they do the same thing and only one of us gets punished. | ||
| It's like, you guys aren't committing crimes. | ||
| You do get punished. The people committing crimes don't get punished. | ||
| It's such an inverse of how it should be. | ||
| It's really astonishing. And of course, the UK is experiencing this across the board. | ||
| You've got people being arrested for praying silently in their own heads. | ||
| I mean, this is a very dangerous trend. | ||
| Do you think people in the UK and in Wales... | ||
| Are you aware of the path that they're traveling down? | ||
| The sense around you, the people around you, are they in favor of what's going on? | ||
| Do they not know what's going on? | ||
| What's the mood of the average person on the street, do you think? | ||
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Well, I think the average person on the street, most of them have no idea of how bad things really are. | |
| And the ones who maybe are aware, I think, because they've sort of created like a climate of fear about speaking out about it basically against the narrative. | ||
| So even the ones who sort of do have an idea, they're scared to say anything because they'll be called, you know, racist, homophobic. | ||
| All of those sort of meaningless slurs, they're afraid to speak out, whereas we're not. | ||
| You know, we'll call things out for what they are. | ||
| You know, names, I don't care about names. | ||
| They're meaningless. But yeah, it's in a mess. | ||
| Wales, well, the UK, but I think Wales in particular is in a big mess. | ||
| Yeah, 100%. I think 3,300 people were arrested for court crimes last year alone, wasn't it? | ||
| Yeah. But, you know, this is cultural Marxism in action, right? | ||
| It's world domination for historical materialism. | ||
| They attach these labels to you, and unfortunately, they stick. | ||
| So a lot of people have been scared into saying anything. | ||
| The amount of students that I've spoken to, especially recently, who are kind of scared about talking about Like, having an opinion, because you've got people like James Assis, John Christian, who have all now been punished and kicked out of the university after five years of work, but, you know, saying something which is, quote-unquote, against the narrative. | ||
| Right. Right, and even as you point out, it can be something as simple as calling undocumented immigrants undocumented immigrants. | ||
| I mean, that's what they are. You know, you don't like that, but that's what they are, but you, you know, get a visit from the police for using... | ||
| Actually, you know, like legitimate and appropriate terminology. | ||
| It really is beyond anything. | ||
| And of course, this is really taking place very hardcore in universities. | ||
| And I know that's a big focus for y'all. | ||
| After all, the organization is called Students Against Tyranny, studentsagainsttyranny.com. | ||
| And I understand you guys have something coming up where you're really focusing on free speech at the university level. | ||
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Can you tell us about that? Yeah, so I'm launching a new campaign this Saturday called Campus Debates. | |
| I've actually got a jumper there. | ||
| And basically, we've got the aim of bringing free speech back to universities. | ||
| We're going to do this through, I don't know if you know Stephen Crowder, we're going to do Change My Minds, controversial debates, controversial lectures and stuff like that. | ||
| We're in contact with a lot of the kind of debating societies all around the UK. A few of them have said we're way too extreme, and others have kind of are up for it, so I'm looking forward to that now. | ||
| We're launching that Saturday, and we're going to be going up there to debate students, because that's what we want to do. | ||
| We want to encourage open debate and public discussion. | ||
| Nothing, nothing should be off-topics. | ||
| The only way a society progresses is by having these discussions, having these debates. | ||
| But, you know, unfortunately, especially over the past, well, as exposed by the past couple of years, they only allow one side to be heard, and when you only allow one side to be heard, then, you know, It's a slippery slope, isn't it? | ||
| And it is a huge problem in the universities. | ||
| The students are just being shut down because, you know, there are quite a lot of them that are awake, but they're scared to speak out because, like James said, they don't want to lose their place in uni and they don't want to have these names attached to them. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, fear is definitely, and the fear of being labeled is definitely like, it's almost in certain circumstances the only weapon they have, but they deploy it, you know, extremely effectively. | ||
| And of course, you know, we in America, we tend to focus on the American Revolution and the First Amendment, and we love and hold on to it. | ||
| But really, if you look at all of history, the American Revolution was really kind of a follow-up to the English Revolution. | ||
| And there is a really great history in England of being able to speak your mind and being able to speak out. | ||
| And yet you guys are really rapidly losing that historical right of the Englishman to stand up against his government. | ||
| Can you tell us a little bit about that? | ||
| I think you guys need a First Amendment, but what would be your goal with the government today? | ||
| What would allow you guys to go, okay, we're good. | ||
| We can stop our activism now. | ||
| Things are back to normal. I guess in fantasy world, what would you guys want to see in terms of free speech there in the UK? I think you hit the nail on the head, actually, because we don't have a First Amendment. | ||
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Basically, we have an uncodified constitution. | |
| So you have the Bill of Rights, the Magna Carta, and all of that. | ||
| And the American constitution was actually based on the British constitution, right? | ||
| But unfortunately, through the ages, we've kind of lost that ability. | ||
| We no longer have free speech. | ||
| Our constitutional rights are no longer listened to. | ||
| Instead, it was replaced with the Equality Act 2010, which means you only have rights if you're of minority or... | ||
| kind of sexuality you know you have to you have to hit exactly you have to hit a kind of diversity check mark if that makes sense um so we don't like yeah exactly so we don't actually have any rights in the uk per se no and anything we did have has just been eroded rapidly yeah uh it's so it's so troubling but it's absolutely amazing to see uh people like yourselves actually fighting back against this and having victories and actually winning and making a change a Again, it's so rare. | ||
| It's almost sad how rare it is. And that's why I wanted to have you guys on just to show people a path to go. | ||
| You can do this here. Are you going to start up an American chapter of Students Against Tyranny? | ||
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I think we could use one. I was looking into it at the beginning. | |
| I was definitely looking into setting one up, but it's really difficult to kind of connect with the students up there because I don't have anyone in the US at the moment. | ||
| But it's something I'd love to do later down the line, essentially. | ||
| Great. And yeah, we do. | ||
| Thank you so much for having us on here because we do want to inspire people to do similar. | ||
| You know, even on a sort of a grassroots level like we've done, Just get out there and speak out and stand your ground and make your voice heard. | ||
| Definitely. Everything you do has a ripple effect. | ||
| You may not notice it, it may be really slight, but every single thing that you do, it does make a difference. | ||
| And so, you know, going out there and doing something as small as what we did, it made a massive difference all across the UK. It's been incredibly inspiring. | ||
| I'm sorry. We're going to have to have you on again soon because this has been great, and I'd love to talk to you more. | ||
| StudentsAgainstTyranny.com. It's James Harvey and Sasha Brown. | ||
| Thank you so much for being with us. In 2003, the CIA released a classified document with the subject heading, Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process, a process that utilizes audio frequencies to achieve brain hemisphere synchronization. | ||
| In order to provide a thorough evaluation, the document covers the techniques of hypnosis, biofeedback, and transcendental meditation. | ||
| Thereby providing a modern scientific account of an ancient, guarded knowledge of mankind's spiritual potential. | ||
| A potential that could save humanity from the mind-control tactics being used to divide and enslave us. | ||
| The left brain is the mind's verbal and linear reasoning component. | ||
| It categorizes and assigns meaning to incoming stimuli and passes this resulting information to the right brain, which is non-critical and accepts whatever information it is given without question. | ||
| The left brain is the ego mind. | ||
| It operates on autopilot and can be easily swayed by external stimuli. | ||
| Most of us are unaware of this because we naturally tend to identify ourselves with the ego. | ||
| We think that the ego is who we are, but in fact, it is just a part of our mental processing. | ||
| The right brain is our subconscious mind, and hypnosis is a technique of directly accessing the subconscious by disengaging the ego, giving us self-awareness and control over the subconscious mind. | ||
| Transcendental meditation achieves this by practicing single-minded concentration of drawing energy up from the base of the spinal cord and into the brain. | ||
| With practice, this visual concentration eventually polarizes the cortex, bringing both hemispheres into balance, allowing the individual to transcend the ego mind. | ||
| With biofeedback, rather than suppressing the left brain as done with hypnosis or ignoring it as done with meditation, the practitioner programs the ego mind with visualization while monitoring the physiological response, thereby programming the subconscious mind by observing the results with real-time biological feedback. | ||
| The Gateway Process, also known as HemiSync, achieves this same goal by simply listening to specific audio frequencies that bring both hemispheres of the brain into synchronicity with one another. | ||
| All of these practices, some of which have been taught for millennia, have been proven effective with modern scientific tools. | ||
| The gateway process has been shown to bring the entire body into a coherent vibration of approximately 7 to 7.5 cycles per second. | ||
| Which then creates a resonance with the electrostatic field of the Earth. | ||
| It is believed that this resonance is what allows the practitioner to transcend time and space, or in other words, allow their consciousness to leave the body without limitation. | ||
| What we call physical matter is not solid at all. | ||
| It is more like a highly advanced holographic image made up of different frequencies. | ||
| What we experience as solid matter is actually the electromagnetic repulsion of certain frequencies, and this includes our own physical body. | ||
| And so it is believed that the reason these practices work is because our consciousness is not being generated by our bodies, but rather our bodies are being generated by our consciousness. | ||
| Physicists have proven that the physical world is energy and define time as a measurement of change within this energy. | ||
| In order for energy to take form, it needs to be limited to a specific vibration. | ||
| Energy at rest is uniformly extended without limit. | ||
| It is everywhere at once. | ||
| This is why humans are able to remote view. | ||
| All right, folks, share that video at band.video.com. | ||
| That's the latest from Greg Reese. | ||
| Gateway process, the CIA, and mankind's hidden potential. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side with Dr. | ||
| Peter McCullough in studio with us. | ||
| Stay tuned, folks. We're going to try to get to the bottom of what's behind all this died suddenly stuff. | ||
| What could it possibly be? | ||
| I don't know. We'll figure it out. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this live broadcast from deep in the heart of Bizarro World, where the FBI agent who led the investigation against Donald Trump in Russia collusion himself was caught colluding with Russia, where the vaccines to protect you from COVID make you more likely to get COVID, | ||
| where the peace-loving bureaucrats in our federal government spend 100% of their time mongering war with the best of them. | ||
| It really is backwards, upside-down nonsense world, and we're just trying to get some perspective on it all. | ||
| We'll be joined by Dr. Peter McCullough live in studio very shortly. | ||
| Before we do that, I'm going to read this article or this thread. | ||
| From Dr. Matthew W. Wailicki. | ||
| I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right. | ||
| But he has recently left the University of Alabama, and I think this goes to the lack of intellectual rigor in the university system that, of course, proliferates and spreads throughout the rest of our society through the media proliferates and spreads throughout the rest of our society through the media and the celebration of the so-called experts who all happen to believe exactly the | ||
| So I thought this was a very enlightening And I think it tells you how a lot of people are probably feeling right now. | ||
| So, Dr. Matthew M. Wailicki says, The result was that our children are not seeing our grandparents very often. | ||
| As a Polish immigrant, I know what it's like to live far from family, and I started to resent myself for choosing my career over my family's time together. | ||
| Furthermore, over the last decade or so, but especially in the last few years, the obsession with universities and grant funding institutions on immutable characteristics of faculty and students and the push for equity in science above all else has dramatically changed the profession of an academic professor. | ||
| The rise of illiberalism in the name of DEI is the antithesis of the principles that universities were founded on. | ||
| These are no longer places that embrace the freedom of exchanging ideas and will punish those that go against the narrative. | ||
| Although I had worked from an early age to earn a Ph.D. and become a professor like my father, I feel the profession is no longer worthy of my efforts. | ||
| Contributing to this is the earth science community's silence on the false climate emergency narrative. | ||
| Members of the community routinely discuss the mental health effects that climate catastrophism, but they dare not speak out. | ||
| Lest they lose their position in research funds. | ||
| I will continue to objectively review the current state of science and provide my expert opinions through social media and future podcasts and book, hopefully coming soon. | ||
| I appreciate all the support I've received from my followers here and members within the community who shall remain nameless. | ||
| If you live in Colorado, get ready for the Wailiki whirlwind. | ||
| Excited about this chapter, a new chapter in my life. | ||
| And so again, I think a few of these statements have really profound... | ||
| He says universities are no longer... | ||
| They no longer embrace the freedom of exchanging ideas and will punish those that go against the narrative. | ||
| I mean, that's just... | ||
| A fact at this point, and it's been allowed to get this way because of the fear and complacency of the people with the authority to change the trajectory that we're headed down. | ||
| And he explains that by, of course, talking about the way that his fellow professors and experts in the field just don't speak up. | ||
| They don't say what they know to be true. | ||
| They don't stand up against the Stuff that's pushed in the media that they know to be false because they fear losing their job or losing the research grants. | ||
| And of course we know from COVID-19 to climate change, there's a very, very lucrative position in providing the science, the so-called science or the Scientific evidence to allow the globalists to do what they want to do anyway, which is enslave humanity. | ||
| It's a cycle that's pretty simple, actually. | ||
| The billionaires want to enslave humanity. | ||
| They want us all on a digital grid of total control, that they'll have total oversight and actually veto power on our very existence at the transactional level, bio-financial tyranny. | ||
| That's what they want. That's what they're going to get. | ||
| Then they have to come up with the excuse to bring it about. | ||
| They might use COVID. They might use climate change. | ||
| They might use racism or domestic terror that they create through their false flag actions. | ||
| It doesn't matter to them. | ||
| What matters is the outcome. What matters is the power they're trying to garner unto themselves. | ||
| So these billionaires fund NGOs and fund organizations that provide the funding to the academics who, whether they say it explicitly or not, The academics know that they expect a certain conclusion, and they're not going to keep funding your studies if the conclusion you come up to isn't giving them the justification they want to impose the restrictions that we already know they desire. | ||
| So, again, it's... | ||
| Not the type of thing that one person can even do that much about. | ||
| It's a movement that's taking place that we need everybody who recognizes the absurdity of it to stand up against it. | ||
| Talking to James and Sasha in that last segment about the direct action, it's almost like the most... | ||
| The reaction most people have to the stuff they see, myself included even, is... | ||
| To roll your eyes. To shrug. | ||
| To sigh. To just sort of laugh to yourself at what's going on. | ||
| Because I've seen this in my own life. | ||
| You go to Walgreens or CVS or some pharmacy or something. | ||
| You've been a million times. | ||
| And suddenly one day, there's like a rack of sex toys there. | ||
| And you just sort of go, what? | ||
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| It should be in a sex shop somewhere. | ||
| It shouldn't be in CVS. Ugh, crazy. | ||
| And you just go on with your day. And that's it. | ||
| And you just roll your eyes. | ||
| Bah, this is ridiculous, but what are you going to do? | ||
| But then... We need to not just roll our eyes anymore. | ||
| I think that's the key thing here. | ||
| I'm talking to myself as much as anybody else. | ||
| I sort of have an inborn excuse where I'm like, you know what? | ||
| I do enough. I do three hours a day of putting my face and my personage out there that I don't want. | ||
| And that's not a good excuse. | ||
| I shouldn't do that. I should get involved more. | ||
| And we should all get involved more. And we should all just no longer tolerate any of this. | ||
| There is, you know, toleration is the... | ||
| We need to stop thinking that way. | ||
| We need to get active. | ||
| We need to stand up. We need to speak up. | ||
| We need to, if we can, organize and do direct action and really force people to listen to us because there's no reason why our concerns and our desires should be brushed off and ignored and silenced. | ||
| We need to stop accepting that as something that can just happen to us. | ||
| In fact, we really need to take on at least the attitude of the leftist in that we need to be obstinate. | ||
| We need to be forceful. | ||
| We need to be demanding. | ||
| And we need to demand that our views be respected in the same way that they demand their views be respected. | ||
| Of course, it reminds me of the hockey player, and that was the way he presented it, and that's the way it needs to be presented is, look, I respect everybody, so you need to respect me. | ||
| And then put it on them and they can tell you why they don't need to respect you. | ||
| They can explain to you why your views are and yourself is less important and less valuable than other people. | ||
| Because, of course, that flies in the face of their equity and equality mindset that they pretend to have. | ||
| So they have no argument. | ||
| And you win. So we need to be more forceful. | ||
| We need to stand up. We need to, at the very least, stop just rolling our eyes and instead point it out and point it out to our fellows. | ||
| If you're in a university and you're sitting there listening to a... | ||
| You know, Ibram X. Kendi tell you that all white people are evil and that black people's melanin is magical. | ||
| Like, if you're sitting on it, I would just laugh. | ||
| I would just, like, laugh and then stifle it. | ||
| Just, like, whatever you need to do. | ||
| Whatever you need to do, not just, you know, instead of just, like, looking at the person next to you and being like, hmm, this guy, huh? | ||
| It's like, how about you speak up? | ||
| How about you tell him he's a bad person for being a despicable racist trying to destroy an entire race of people? | ||
| How about you speak up against it, stand up against it, and stop it from happening? | ||
| These people are not going to stop themselves, and I think that's the key thing we need to understand. | ||
| There is no tolerance with which they will be content and say, okay, we're done. | ||
| No, they're never going to stop. We have to stop them. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Third hour is on here at American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith, joined in studio by a man that needs no introduction, but I'll give him one anyway. | ||
| It's Dr. Peter McCullough, board-certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease, and clinical lipidology. | ||
| He cares for advanced patients with common medical problems including heart and kidney disease, lipid disorders, and diabetes. | ||
| He's become an expert on COVID-19 illnesses and welcomes recovered patients into his practice. | ||
| His Twitter is p__mccullamd. | ||
| His website can be found at petermccullamd.com. | ||
| Welcome to the show, Doctor. Thanks for having me. | ||
| Well, it's my pleasure to have you. | ||
| We have a lot to talk about. I've saved all of my COVID stories here, but you're the expert. | ||
| What is the latest? I mean, we're seeing so many safety signals, and the Pfizer boss is being asked to testify, and he's refusing. | ||
| Are things reversing in the way that they seem like they are? | ||
| Is the tide shifting here? | ||
| It is, and, you know, it's shifting with data. | ||
| Today, breaking paper on my Twitter feed, first author is Mark Skidmore, social scientist at Michigan State University. | ||
| A valid representative survey of Americans and what's happened with their friends and relatives in taking the COVID-19 vaccine. | ||
| And social sciences can estimate when people talk to other people and how often does this communication spread. | ||
| It's actually quite a sophisticated set of formulae. | ||
| And this was published in British Medical Journal Infectious Diseases. | ||
| So a prestigious journal. Conclusion. | ||
| I mean, the bombshell is... | ||
| Up until December of 2021, one year of the COVID-19 vaccine pandemic in the United States, estimated number of vaccine deaths, this is stunning, 289,000 in the peer-reviewed literature. | ||
| And so this is very cohesive with the VAERS system, you know, the Vaccine Averse Event Reporting System, which is an under-report. | ||
| Through that time frame, there were... | ||
| You know, several thousands of reports on VAERS through that timeframe in December of 2021. | ||
| The current accepted underreporting factor from VAERS, because if we don't have the vaccine card, we don't have all the data, the doctor can't get things entered, the coroner, you know, there are so many reasons why deaths don't get into VAERS, but the current underreporting estimate is 30%. | ||
| So if it's 30 times at that time, roughly 8,000 or 10,000, it's cohesive. | ||
| We're still at about 300,000 deaths. | ||
| So VAERS, the social sciences, we now have V-safe. | ||
| We have a Zogby survey in the summer. | ||
| And then the other thing over the holidays in December, late December, was the Rasmussen report. | ||
| And the Rasmussen report, again, a valid representative survey, asked people, asked Americans, Do you have someone in your family or friends or school or work social circles who's died due to the COVID-19 vaccine? | ||
| Answer, 28% said yes. | ||
| Yeah, horrifying. Absolutely horrifying. | ||
| So 200,000. | ||
| And again, because we talk about this all the time, VAERS is so... | ||
| It's rare that actual, you know, things get put there. | ||
| Doctors will say, well, we're not sure it's the vaccine, so we're just not going to report it. | ||
| So, I mean, if you had a high-end estimate of what you think the actual number is, I mean, do you think 200,000 is about accurate? | ||
| Well, that's through December 2021. | ||
| Oh, so that was just the first year, right? | ||
| So we've got a whole other year. | ||
| We've had a whole other year. Oh, my God. Current estimates are in VAERS that we're at roughly 16,000 Americans have been reported and certified by the CDC as dead. | ||
| Oh, my God. And CDC actually verifies these. | ||
| The timing is known. | ||
| So we're now, because the tail is growing, the timing is known. | ||
| And in the U.S. Senate testimony on December 7, 2022, Liz Wilner, who is the developer of the OpenVers overlay, she testified, actually, on my request, I co-moderated the panel with Senator Johnson. | ||
| The estimates are about 16,000 Americans. | ||
| Have been certified by the CDC and have died. | ||
| And the 22%, I believe, are in the first 48 hours. | ||
| So it's very tightly temporarily related. | ||
| People take the shot and they die. | ||
| 86% of the time we know from prior studies, it's a doctor, a nurse, a coroner, a vaccine administering person, maybe somebody at CVS and Walgreens. | ||
| They feel so obligated. | ||
| The person is dead right in front of them. | ||
| So it's very acute. | ||
| If the underreporting factor is 30, and it's 30 times 16,000, the current estimate as we sit here today is north of 450,000 Americans have died due to COVID-19 vaccination. | ||
| And that's just in the first two years. | ||
| That's not because we know these don't go away after two years, right? | ||
| The effects of the vaccine are permanent in your body. | ||
| So, you know, five years from now, 10 years from now, people will still be dying as a result of the vaccine. | ||
| Right. You know, we don't know. There are reports. | ||
| I mean, with a messenger RNA, we know more. | ||
| A report from Stanford by Rolkin and colleagues showing the messenger RNA is not getting out of the body. | ||
| It seems to be stuck in lymph nodes. | ||
| The critical thing appears to be the 3 prime and 5 prime nucleoside Analog caps, they're synthetic chemical caps on the end of the messenger RNA. So it's not dissolvable like human messenger RNA. It's staying in lymph nodes for months. | ||
| And then the work by Bruce Patterson at InCellDx, former pathologist at Northwestern and Stanford, doing brilliant work showing that both the S1 and the S2 segment, the full-length spike protein, is in the human body, stuck in CD16 monocytes as far as he can tell after vaccination. | ||
| Horrifying. And then, of course, you know, including all of the injuries and the side effects, I mean, from blood clots to, I mean, you name it. | ||
| I mean, they really can't keep a lid on this much longer, can they? | ||
| They can't. In fact, the FDA is signaling us. | ||
| This is interesting. On my substack, there is a paper by Wu and colleagues from the U.S. FDA. It's from the FDA, published in the peer-reviewed literature. | ||
| Now, it's focusing on the Janssen study. | ||
| Which is a Johnson& Johnson vaccine, very similar to the AstraZeneca adenoviral vaccine, which has now been mothballed. | ||
| Yeah, I got pulled really early, actually. | ||
| They withdrew their application to the United States, but now it's been mothballed elsewhere. | ||
| By the way, it's made by the same manufacturer. | ||
| Janssen and AstraZeneca are made by Emergent Biosolutions, a defense contractor outside of Washington, D.C. But what they reported in this WU paper is stunning. | ||
| They report on thousands of blood clots that have been reported to the FDA through the agencies. | ||
| And they are reporting ankle-to-hip blood clots in people. | ||
| This is not post-mortem. | ||
| This is in people. | ||
| 11% are fatal. | ||
| This is the FDA publishing this. | ||
| I don't know what to say. | ||
| I mean... I guess all I can say is, thank God I never took the vaccine. | ||
| I mean, I can't imagine what that would even feel like. | ||
| It is a nightmare. In my practice, I have patient after patient these extensive blood clots. | ||
| We see them by ultrasound. I currently have one that's 14 inches long in the thigh. | ||
| Oh, my God. We're using blood thinners, and to my dismay, the thrombi are not resolving on standard blood thinners, whether they be novel anticoagulants or warfarin. | ||
| We're now using additional blood thinners on top, so I'm worried about bleeding. | ||
| But these blood clots, they've been examined, and they have... | ||
| The spike protein, which is generated by the vaccines, in the blood clot. | ||
| And the spike protein folds and becomes amyloogenic. | ||
| Amyloogenic is important. There are probably about three dozen proteins that are known to fold in the human body. | ||
| And when they fold, they take on a rubber-like physical consistency. | ||
| They're rubber-like. And that is what is being described in these pathologic specimens. | ||
| Now, the coroners are reporting this. | ||
| The undertakers are reporting it. | ||
| I think most of it is post-mortem development of it, but the concepts are the same. | ||
| Well, and I've seen some of it, and they do look rubbery, and they look unnatural, and it's incredibly creepy. | ||
| We'll get into more on the other side. | ||
| Dr. Peter McCullough is with me. | ||
| Don't go anywhere, folks. He's here for the remainder of the hour. | ||
| This is the American Journal, Infowars.com. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Dr. Peter McCullough is my guest. | ||
| And boy, oh boy, do we have a lot to talk about. | ||
| I mean, just the number of things we covered here in the break that we got to get to. | ||
| We were just talking about Damar Hamlin. | ||
| So let's just jump into that because obviously, well, apparently he's back. | ||
| He's better. He's okay. | ||
| You basically hit the nail on the head the day that it happened that Damar Hamlin, Bills player, collapsed on the field. | ||
| What? Tell us what you saw there and what allowed you to come to the conclusion that he would be okay and survive, and do you think it's really him out there? | ||
| Because you can't see his face. | ||
| We had a caller about this yesterday. | ||
| I thought it was ridiculous, but I've seen it all over Twitter today. | ||
| Nobody's seen his face, and people don't know if this is the real guy or not. | ||
| What's your read on this? I tell you, there's no limit to the speculation. | ||
| I'm a big Bills fan. | ||
| I was watching it live. | ||
| A lot of my friends were, so we were kind of texting each other when things happened. | ||
| And, you know, within 24 hours, I got called on Fox News primetime. | ||
| I went on with Tucker Carlson. | ||
| And I completely laid out for America what happened, and I did so correctly after we had 24 hours of media commentators and doctors that were just absolutely lost their minds. | ||
| So the first thing that people came out and said, well, it's because he tackled somebody and was a blow to the chest. | ||
| Right. Well, the medical term is called commodio cordis. | ||
| It's never happened in the NFL because they wear chest protectors. | ||
| It happens in an unprotected sternum getting hit with a baseball or a lacrosse ball, perfectly timing the cycle. | ||
| And the cardiac arrest is classic. | ||
| They get hit in the chest. Boom, they're out. | ||
| It's good on. There's no recovery. | ||
| We don't get up. They go down. | ||
| So commodio cordis was ruled out by mechanism immediately. | ||
| Then the next thing that people said is, well, it's not due to the vaccine. | ||
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I'm going to say, wait a minute, nobody's given his vaccine test. | |
| How do you know it's not due to the vaccine? | ||
| So what I explained is that the athletes are screened. | ||
| They're screened ahead of time for the most common cause of cardiac arrest, which is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. | ||
| They're screened out for that before they even play. | ||
| They're screened out for major valvular abnormalities. | ||
| They have cardiopulmonary stress testing. | ||
| They know the heart rhythm is stable through exercise. | ||
| Much is known about these players ahead of time because it's a big dollar industry. | ||
| And the NFL actually has a very good safety track record. | ||
| They really do. Less cardiac arrest was, you know, decades and decades ago. | ||
| So knowing that he doesn't have these things, the straight line is this, that the White House and DHS in 2021, spring of 2021, announced the COVID Community Corps program. | ||
| Which is $13 billion of our taxpayer money going out to organizations to push the vaccines. | ||
| Right. So it went to Hollywood. | ||
| It went to nearly 4,000 media stations, churches, black and Hispanic groups, and prominently the NFL. Right. | ||
| So the NFL takes our money to push the vaccines on the players. | ||
| So the NFL starts to think about how they're going to do this. | ||
| June of 2021, the FDA comes out and says the vaccines cause heart damage. | ||
| They cause myocarditis. | ||
| I'm a cardiologist. With myocarditis, our guidelines say we cannot let... | ||
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| So that's the reason why it's in our guidelines, because myocarditis can trigger cardiac arrest. | ||
| So here we are in the summertime. The NFL says we're going to have a mandate. | ||
| Summer of 2021, the Players Association says we don't want this. | ||
| There's a tug of war. NFL says you have to take them. | ||
| So they run a vaccine mandate from August of 2021 through March of 2022. | ||
| And then the NFL drops the mandates. | ||
| No explanation. | ||
| No more testing protocols. | ||
| Nothing. | ||
| As if COVID doesn't exist in March of 2020. | ||
| Right. | ||
| The most astonishing thing. | ||
| And they claim 95% of the players took the vaccine. | ||
| Importantly, those who didn't take the vaccine become these notable standouts. | ||
| You know, Cam Newton. | ||
| Cam Newton basically loses his job at the Patriots. | ||
| You have Aaron Rodgers who underwent tremendous vaccine discrimination. | ||
| He discloses on Joe Rogan. | ||
| You've got, you know, prominent players. | ||
| Josh Allen didn't take the vaccine. | ||
| And Bill's quarterback. You had Cole Beasley. | ||
| So there's roughly about 10 marquee players who publicly said they're not taking the vaccine. | ||
| Probably because they're old enough and strong enough and big enough to say they didn't. | ||
| Assuming 95% of all the other players took it, we have this situation of the straight line. | ||
| The vaccines cause... | ||
| Myocarditis. We now know two studies, one by Mansoogian from Bangkok, Thailand, and one from Lopesik and Mueller at Basel, Switzerland. | ||
| Two very good studies, shot two and shot three. | ||
| 2.5% of people taking the vaccines are suffering heart damage. | ||
| 2.5%. And of those, half of them don't know it. | ||
| They don't feel it. So take a shot. | ||
| You think everything's okay. | ||
| A small amount of heart damage is occurring. | ||
| It makes a small scar or an area where there's some slowed conduction. | ||
| Under the right conditions, predominantly a surge of internal adrenaline, the electricity can go through the scar and then around it. | ||
| It's called a reentrant ventricular tachycardia. | ||
| Those in healthcare will recognize that. | ||
| Bt. The ventricular tachycardia then quickly can degenerate to ventricular fibrillation. | ||
| And when you look at what happened to Hamlin, he has this tackle. | ||
| Obviously, it's a big game. It's early in the game. | ||
| He's not dehydrated. | ||
| He's not heat stroke. | ||
| It's cold. And he gets up after the hit. | ||
| He celebrates, almost to adjust his helmet, and then he goes over. | ||
| That was the VT event. | ||
| He goes into ventricular fibrillation. | ||
| Team Rush is out there. They actually quickly recognize what's going on. | ||
| They give some CPR, but it's hard because they have their breastplate protector. | ||
| But the main critical thing I knew is they got the AED on. | ||
| The AED said shockable rhythm, shocked. | ||
| I saw a little bit of motion afterwards, and I knew it was going to be okay. | ||
| He actually got shocked into the normal rhythm, probably quickly established a return of spontaneous circulation, heart rate and blood pressure. | ||
| They waited to pick up his mom and the paramedics. | ||
| They go to the hospital. He underwent therapeutic cooling, intentional medicinal coma. | ||
| Brought him out of it. There's a picture three or four days afterwards where he's on oxygen. | ||
| And people were asking, why is he on oxygen? | ||
| I said, that's common. He may have aspirated some. | ||
| He probably just drank some Gatorade and some fluids. | ||
| He may have aspirated some of the fluid into the lungs. | ||
| Or he may have had some rib contusions or fractures for the CPR. Interesting. | ||
| So his heart probably stopped on the field and was restarted with the AD? Right. | ||
| So it was probably almost certainly ventricle tachycardia, ventricle fibrillation. | ||
| He's defibrillated. In the hospital, they quickly rule out things like electrolyte abnormalities. | ||
| They get an echo. They know he doesn't have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, their valve disease. | ||
| He had other things to do. | ||
| He needed angiography to make sure he didn't have anomalous coronaries. | ||
| And then the key thing is cardiac MRI. Right. | ||
| The cardiac MRI should show the telltale signs of vaccine-induced myocarditis. | ||
| And of course, if he hadn't taken the vaccine, we would have heard that right away. | ||
| They would have come out and said he didn't take the vaccine. | ||
| There's no way. The fact they didn't say that makes me think he did. | ||
| And of course, the 95% is a pretty good bet. | ||
| Anyway, so I guess the answer to the question is, do you think it was really him? | ||
| Do you think it's really him that went to the Bills game? | ||
| Yeah, you know, there's a lot of... | ||
| I saw the clips, and I was like, why is there all this secrecy? | ||
| So I tweeted out today, I said, gosh, you know, if he's wearing a mask and he's potentially ill, maybe he has a cardiomyopathy and heart failure now, or he's had an aspiration pneumonia, or he's had a freshly implanted ICD. Remember, we haven't heard any updates. | ||
| And the bulky jacket could be, if he hasn't taken an implantable ICD, that he's wearing a life vest. | ||
| Now, that's standard of care. Okay. The life vest is what allowed him to leave University of Cincinnati. | ||
| You see him moving his arms up and down. | ||
| To me, that tells me he doesn't have an implantable ICD because we tell patients, don't do that because you'll pull the leads out of the heart. | ||
| So he may have a life vest on, which is like a fishing jacket, but it senses the heart rhythm and can defibrillate. | ||
| The chances of a repeat arrest acutely, and we've published this, Thompson and I published this in the American Journal of Cardiology in 1998. | ||
| The chances of a repeat arrest acutely were 50%. | ||
| Oh, wow. And then this progressively goes down. | ||
| But the etiology of what he has must be known. | ||
| It's interesting. If he had a knee injury, they would say the MRI shows an ACL repair. | ||
| Well, listen, it's a cardiac injury. | ||
| They should report what the MRI shows. | ||
| And I've made the case that Hamlin, his family, the Bills doctors, the NFL... The medical center doctors, it's a public health obligation that they report as vaccine status. | ||
| Why? Because other people are at risk. | ||
| And I've been asked, Dr. | ||
| McCullough, well, what would they do now anyway? | ||
| You know, they've already taken the vaccine. | ||
| I would say that indeed, if this is the, what's called Sentinel case... | ||
| That they would reinstitute what the Big Ten Athletic League had during the first year of the pandemic. | ||
| Daniels et al. published in JAMA a program where the Athletic League for COVID, they actually had sequential blood testing, EKG, cardiac MRI. They were screening for myocarditis. | ||
| They found a handful of abnormalities. | ||
| I think it was somewhere between four and six adjudicate cases, but no hospitalizations and deaths and certainly no cardiac arrest. | ||
| COVID-19 itself doesn't do this, but the vaccine does, and the players should be screened. | ||
| And yeah, why would you not want to know that? | ||
| At least so you're prepared in case you need to react. | ||
| And that's what I was saying. When I first saw it, I thought, man, I bet those players are nervous now. | ||
| And you see that happen to your friend. I mean, it was a tragic thing. | ||
| It's sort of a traumatizing thing. I would hate to be a player on the field having gotten the vaccine. | ||
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| Again, just the breaks that we have, and we talk about so much, and then I'm like, okay, what do we need the people to know? | ||
| We just talked about Damar Hamlin a lot, but he's not the only example of famous people, prominent people, people in the media that have potentially suspected been vaccine-injured. | ||
| Can you talk a little bit about that? Well, the very first one was Hank Aaron, former O'Brien, takes the vaccine. | ||
| January 2021, a few days he's died. | ||
| That was notable because the press release from taking the vaccine and then the press release from his death are disconnected. | ||
| Right. They don't... The one for his death doesn't mention the vaccine. | ||
| So they started early. The press started early saying, listen, well, let's not link them. | ||
| But we've had notable cases, Marvin Hagler... | ||
| We've had a CNN correspondent who died in an allergic reaction, a legal correspondent. | ||
| And it's gone on and on. | ||
| Notably in sports, so people can relate. | ||
| Bruce Arians, former coach of Tampa Bay Buccaneers, pushing the vaccine, saying it's the only way to come back. | ||
| People who retweet out pushing the vaccine assume they took it themselves. | ||
| He said all Bucs and staff took the vaccine. | ||
| So he's three or four shots into it October of last year. | ||
| Bruce Arians hospitalized for myocarditis. | ||
| We have Herb Kirchstreet, ESPN announcer, gets COVID in 2020, says the only way to come back is to take shots. | ||
| So he's tweeting out he's taking the shots. | ||
| Pulmonary emboli, blood clots in his leg, shoot to his lung. | ||
| He can't go to the NFL draft. | ||
| Our favorite weatherman, Al Roker, gets his first shot with a doctor on TV and he's asking if it's safe. | ||
| The poor guy's asking if it's safe. | ||
| We love Al. Everyone loves Al. | ||
| He takes three or four shots, gets COVID in the summer, hospitalized twice for blood clots that shoot to the lungs. | ||
| When you get hospitalized, we're talking it's near fatal. | ||
| Right. So the cases go on and on and on. | ||
| And what I've said, and lead cardiologist in the UK, Asim Malhotra, have said... | ||
| Is that, listen, you know, until proven otherwise, these are due to the COVID-19 vaccine because the autopsy studies show. | ||
| There are new two autopsy studies worth citing. | ||
| Schwab and colleagues, Heidelberg, Germany, Chavez from Colombia, two separate parts of the world. | ||
| And when they look at people who've died after the vaccine and they examine the organs, 70 to 80 percent of them have something readily identifiable due to the vaccine, like a fatal blood clot, heart damage, neurologic brain bleeding hemorrhagic stroke. | ||
| And it's and it's horrifying. | ||
| That's one of the things I know we talked about this during the break, but I see on Twitter a lot. | ||
| People act as though we're celebrating this fact. | ||
| Like we spent the entire pandemic begging people to be careful about the vaccine, to not take the vaccine. | ||
| They take it anyway. | ||
| They get hurt. | ||
| We're not happy about that. | ||
| We tried to prevent this. | ||
| And yet people portray it as if us talking about the fact that it was the vaccine that caused this is somehow us reveling in the fact these people are getting hurt. | ||
| We desperately tried to stop them from getting hurt, and now we're trying to use their example to stop other people from getting hurt, and yet the portrayal of us— I'm an anti-vaxxer. | ||
| Us anti-vaxxers in the media is as if we somehow like that people are getting hurt by vaccines. | ||
| Can you just address that? You know, full disclosure, I accepted all the vaccines. | ||
| I took all the vaccines through my career. | ||
| I traveled to India. | ||
| I took more vaccines. | ||
| My kids have taken all the vaccines. | ||
| I took them all up until COVID. But like some of the listeners, the CDC says only 17% of us did not take the COVID vaccine. | ||
| Now, in that 17%, I can tell you, myself and you and others, you think it's probably the best health decision we've ever made. | ||
| Oh my God, I'm so happy. | ||
| I just think that to know something's inside the body, it doesn't get out, that there's a potential fatal blood clot, there's a potential cardiac arrest. | ||
| It is so uneasy. | ||
| You know what we see the psychological reaction being? | ||
| People say, I don't want to talk about it. | ||
| Right. Because it's so psychologically unnerving to think that you can't undo the vaccine. | ||
| But no, we have full compassion for these people. | ||
| Most of them actually took it because they were forced to because of mandates. | ||
| It wasn't their choice. They didn't think it was a good idea. | ||
| My practice is full of patients with myocarditis, heart damage, blood clots, and we're doing everything we can. | ||
| I would say one additional thing. | ||
| When there is vaccination and there's multiple exposures to the spike protein and then there's COVID on top because the vaccines don't work, people are getting COVID, I'm seeing complications that are accruing with multiple exposures. | ||
| Right. You actually almost described it as a synergistic combination of the COVID-19 virus and the vaccine. | ||
| And just one is bad. | ||
| The other is bad. But together, what happens? | ||
| It's true. I had two ladies in my practice, about my age, a little bit older, take the vaccines in 2021. | ||
| And that's true. Many people have done that. | ||
| They said, listen, I learned they're bad. | ||
| I'm not taking any more. | ||
| And then they get COVID in 2022. | ||
| And then a few months later, blood clots. | ||
| Right. And I've seen this now. | ||
| This is exactly what happened to Al Roker. | ||
| And whether the viral infection preceded the vaccines, like Herb Kurtz Street, or after, like in these ladies or Bruce Arians, we're seeing this cumulative exposure. | ||
| So it's still important to prevent the illness. | ||
| Most important thing to do is use virucidal nasal sprays and washes, dilute pavidone iodine, dilute hydrogen peroxide. | ||
| When COVID-19 is contracted, immediate early treatment. | ||
| One of the big benefits of early treatment is we don't get the invasive... | ||
| We don't let the body run in this inflammatory, procoagulatory state that prompts these blood clots. | ||
| I see. Okay, yeah. Because one of the other things that we actually just read a study on was they... | ||
| For a long time, we've been hearing that COVID-19, the disease may have caused myocarditis, but that's sort of no longer considered legitimate. | ||
| Well, we've had data weigh in. | ||
| So we have a period of time before the vaccines. | ||
| So we can't blame the vaccines in 2020. | ||
| Good papers there to Valli and colleagues from Israel, you know, hundreds of thousands of individuals with COVID. No... | ||
| Elevation of myocarditis above the baseline. | ||
| Now, it is possible the viral infection can cause myocarditis. | ||
| Ralph Baric showed that in beta coronaviruses in animals in 1992. | ||
| That's the reason why everyone was, you know, geared up to do this. | ||
| The military had a screening program, and the Big Ten College Athletic League, they found a handful of cases, none of them consequential. | ||
| Nothing like the fatal cases we're seeing. | ||
| Now, in cardiology, in our best journal circulation, Pitone and colleagues said, Have published and reported 100 fatal cases confirmed and written on the death certificates. | ||
| We have U.S. fatal cases reported by Gil, by Verma, and Korean fatal cases by Choi. | ||
| These are autopsy, necropsy, proven fatal cases of vaccine-induced myocarditis. | ||
| The consent form should have been changed a long time ago to warn Americans that they can take the vaccine and suffer fatal heart damage. | ||
| And, of course, you look back in history and you see the swine flu was pulled after, what, two or three deaths, right? | ||
| About 25 deaths. | ||
| It rose to 53, ultimately, and about 550 cases of Guillain-Barre. | ||
| So Guillain-Barre was really driving that. | ||
| But remember, there's no VAERS, there's no Twitter, there's no Facebook. | ||
| It's just good old common sense. | ||
| People are being harmed. | ||
| It doesn't matter what the benefit is. | ||
| If people are being harmed, we cannot let anyone die after a needle in the arm. | ||
| It's unacceptable. So how do you think they're going to respond to this? | ||
| Because we sort of see it all unraveling. | ||
| The Pfizer boss is being asked to testify to the EU. They were shocked when they heard that Pfizer never tested for transmission. | ||
| Now he's being asked to testify, but he's refusing. | ||
| He's kind of on the run. CDC flags possible safety issue with updated Pfizer COVID-19 booster. | ||
| You're talking about the FDA coming out with information. | ||
| I mean, how are they going to handle this moving forward, do you think? | ||
| They've got nowhere to hide. | ||
| And I tell you, the longer they continue to stonewall investigative committees, The deeper they get into this. | ||
| You can see some people have already figured this out when Deborah Birx came out last summer. | ||
| And she goes, we knew these vaccines weren't going to work. | ||
| She's already starting to do this. | ||
| You can see what Fauci's doing. | ||
| His first deposition, he goes, well, I can't recall. | ||
| I can't recall. Can't recall. | ||
| Translate. Probably scapegoat. | ||
| Yeah, I think so too. | ||
| And we saw everything from the lab leak to the vaccines. | ||
| I mean, it really is all coming apart. | ||
| But maybe you're worried about nothing. | ||
| According to the Express, blood clots are caused by eggs. | ||
| What do you think about this? The fact that they're coming up with all these different excuses for what we're seeing. | ||
| Oh, the worst one was an essay. | ||
| You guys will find it. | ||
| This is amazing. DeMar Hamlin's cardiac arrest. | ||
| No, someone really wrote this. | ||
| They said DeMar Hamlin's cardiac arrest. | ||
| Is indicative of black violence in America. | ||
| Yeah, of course. Of course it is. | ||
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I mean, this is stunning. Like, it's more violent for one skin color than another. | |
| Right. Well, specifically in the NFL, too. | ||
| In the NFL, right. So it's a reflection of black violence in the lives of African American men. | ||
| But, you know, when people write this type of stuff, Or they say it's due to climate change. | ||
| Or this normalization, this normalcy bias. | ||
| Oh, children have heart attacks too. | ||
| You know, Columbia University Medical Center in New York put out this little cartoon, nice cartoon story about a little girl. | ||
| She takes a vaccine. She gets myocarditis. | ||
| She goes in the hospital. | ||
| She goes on ECMO. She goes on a life-saving, you know, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation therapy. | ||
| And then she recovers like this is a good thing. | ||
| When that happens, you can tell the human mind and the groupthink is really disturbed. | ||
| Yeah. It absolutely is. | ||
| And again, like, I take all this very seriously, but at a certain point, you have to laugh at the absurdity of them trying to cover up a lie this big. | ||
| It's not going to work. It's all going to come out. | ||
| And Dr. Peter McCullough is going to help it all come out and hopefully one day hold these people to account. | ||
| Again, you can follow Dr. | ||
| McCullough on Twitter at P underscore McCulloughMD. | ||
| His website is PeterMcCulloughMD.com. | ||
| And I believe you're going on The Alex Jones Show later today, right? | ||
| I'm looking forward to it. All right, stay tuned, folks. | ||
| The Alex Jones Show begins in about one minute. | ||
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