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June 2, 2021 - Jim Fetzer
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Need to Know (1 June 2021) with David Scorpio and Michael Ivey
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This is Satyam Fetzer in Madison, Wisconsin, where I'm delighted to be joined by David Scorpio from the exotic land of Ecuador and Michael Ivey from Nashville, North Carolina.
We're here to bring you all the news you need to know.
Today that begins with Dr. Mercola explaining the many ways in which COVID vaccines can harm your health.
A story at a glance.
COVID vaccines are capable of causing damage in a number of different ways.
All these different mechanisms have synergistic effects.
Worse symptoms are created by the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein Well, the natural spike protein is bad.
The spike protein your body produces in response to the vaccine is even worse.
It's toxic in and of itself, has the ability to induce vascular, heart, and neurological damage.
The COVID-19 vaccine disables the type 1 interferon pathway, which explains why vaccinated patients are reporting herpes and shingles.
I mean, how weird is that?
In this interview, Stephanie Seneff and Judy Mickiewicz, a dream team in terms of scientific details, explain the problems they see with these vaccines.
Unless you have deeply studied molecular biology and genetics, it's a good idea to watch these videos two or three times.
Back in May, I also interviewed Judy Mikovits, that was up 2020, about the possibility of them causing reproductive harm and other health problems.
She warned that fertility rates may drop thanks to the SOVA's COVID spike protein-creating antibodies that attack centium, and indeed we're now starting to see that.
Meanwhile, there's breaking news that the CDC A-Virus has rolled back 555,000 vaccinations.
This is very peculiar.
We know they're constantly monitoring, manipulating the data.
Here, I'm sorry to say, looks to me like stage three.
In other words, to fulfill the deagle.com projection of moving the U.S.
population from 330 million in 2020.
Now they're projecting 65 million in 2025.
Masks are a slow kill.
The vaccine's faster, but it looks as though starvation is going to be the primary mechanism.
And because so many of the production facilities are computer-directed or governed, it's entirely possible to shut them down by a cyber attack.
Now, Judy has recently said she thought Luc Montagnier was exaggerating here or that he was mistranslated in claiming there's no possible hope or treatment.
We must be prepared to incinerate the bodies.
All who receive the mRNA vaccines will die within two years.
It may be.
This is so shocking that they simply don't want to alarm the public.
It's very troubling any way you cut it because Sherry Tenpenny has described these vaccines as perfectly designed killing machines.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
Well, Jim, just on a personal level, I know two different people who have reported to me directly that they have had someone they know in their life, a friend, die from taking the shot.
You know, one guy just pleaded with his friend not to take it, and within a couple weeks, the guy just simply didn't wake up one morning.
And of course, you know, the doctors aren't going to make any correlation between any of this, but that's a first-hand
account.
I mean, it sure is a big coincidence.
You know, the guy dropped dead. I mean, just didn't wake up, you know, less than two weeks after taking the shot.
And I'm hearing some other strange stories.
Another friend of mine, you know, told me of someone she knows that this guy in his 50s had a detached retina like a week after taking the shot.
That's usually something that happens to someone much older.
Detached retina in your early 50s.
I've never heard of it.
It's usually someone, you know, in their 70s or Older.
So I just think there's a lot of strange health effects that are going to be happening and I think I mentioned before, my uncle has a blood clot in his leg now.
And, you know, that's extremely dangerous.
Blood clots can be absolutely deadly if they dislodge and go up into the brain.
So, Jim, I think we're just playing Russian roulette here, and you're not going to hear any correlation from doctors about what's going on.
And of course, you know, my uncle's doctor didn't make the correlation between the fact he took the vax about three weeks, three or four weeks ago, and now all of a sudden he has a blood clot.
I mean, you know, It's just, it's shocking how, you know, there's sort of a complicity of silence happening here in the medical community.
This is a disaster waiting to happen in real time, Jim.
I think you're 100% correct, Scorpio, and I just received a message this morning from one of the speakers at my False Flags and Conspiracy Conference that her mother had taken the vax and she's now died from a brain hemorrhage deep in the brain, too deep to be operable.
And I learned yesterday, to my astonishment, my own wife has taken the vax and she had not informed me.
I'm staggered.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, I'm so sorry to hear that, Jim.
This stuff, we talk about it every day, but it's something altogether when it hits home personally like this.
I have to say that Mercola is not backing down much at all from his being threatened in some manner earlier that made him I think the specific things that they wanted him to take down were the articles talking about alternatives to the vaccine that that people should be taking advantage of, because he certainly hasn't been pulling any punches about the vaccine itself since then.
So, and of course, Stephanie Seneff is just both of those women.
Stephanie Seneff and Judy Mykovitz are marvelously Brilliant truth-telling doctors right now, and it's just amazing to me how successfully the powers that be can keep voices like that out of the media, out of the mainstream.
When you go through something like this, this first hit me in the aftermath of 9-11, how strictly they have the ability to control the message in the mainstream media.
And we're experiencing it again right now.
That story about the manipulation of the data by the CDC, I'm not sure I understand it.
It says rolls back 500,000 vaccinations.
What does that mean exactly?
They thought that they were reporting that they were giving this higher Number for a while and now they rolled it back to half a million less.
Is that what that story is about?
That's my impression, Michael, but I should have added more.
I'm just not sure what the motivation behind doing that is.
It seems like it would have more effect to Maintain a higher level with other people saying, well, everybody's gotten it and nobody's gotten harmed.
So I guess I might as well do it too, but I don't know.
I guess you could argue both sides of that.
Well, the effects on the public are going to be devastating.
Yeah.
Scorpio, go ahead.
Jim, I forgot to mention about the other article about the, you know, the food, you know, this manipulated food shortage they're trying to cook up.
You know, I was watching a little clip from the enemy war footage known as the mainstream media news and, you know, they're calling this thing in the Southwest a mega drought now and the federal government is actually encouraging farmers not to plant this year.
So, I mean, that is just completely insane.
Instead of building better irrigation systems and, you know, piping in water to areas that are dry, they're just saying, hey, just don't grow any food.
It's not worth it.
And you can see they're really trying to create a food crisis.
And Jim, it's clear to me that what they're doing is they are creating high pressure zones
with these chemtrails and weather manipulation off the coast of California.
And I used to live near the coast of California, and I would see massive chemtrailing out at
sea.
And then the chemtrails would sort of drift in during the day.
So they're creating these high pressure zones.
And then if you notice too, the eastern and the midwest part of the country are getting
massive amounts of rain, unseasonable amounts.
So, you know, so basically that rain has to go somewhere and they're intentionally causing this drought in the, you know, in the Southwest and in California so they can have an excuse like, oh gosh, we couldn't grow any food.
Isn't that too bad?
Oh, now we have a food shortage.
And Jim, we're just going to see one created crisis after another, just like with this phony oil pipeline crisis.
And then I just saw an article yesterday about some giant, the biggest meat processing company had a cyber attack and shut down the biggest meat processing company.
I mean, this is all so obvious what they're doing and it's just diabolical.
That's the story that Jim just put up there is what you're referencing.
It's an Ice Age Farmer podcast.
Yeah.
He's talking about the cyber attack and against this largest meat producer in the world and tying it in to what Klaus Schwab of World Economic Forum warned about earlier about the coming cyber attacks that would be worse than the pandemic.
Right, and isn't it convenient how it's all hitting upon things that they want to get rid of anyway.
We're supposed to believe this is all just organic and, oh wow, isn't this amazing?
It's so obvious that this is part of an overarching plan that they're going to push onto the public to create fear and more and more problems so they can say, oh, we've got to have that global reset.
There's no choice, guys.
Exactly.
The first big cyber attack was against oil, and now we've got one against food production.
And notably meat, because the World Economic Forum wants to stop people from eating meat.
Exactly.
Yeah, it's all disgusting, and I agree with you.
It appears to be right on schedule.
Meanwhile, what's inside Biden's $6 trillion budget proposal?
Fantastic expansion of the federal government, affecting infrastructure, detailed accounting, two Markay proposals, The American Jobs Plan, new spending on the nation's infrastructure, most of which has nothing to do with infrastructure.
And the American Families Plan, addressing issues like childcare, universal, pre-kindergarten, paid family and medical leave, which all sound wonderful.
Here are some of the notable proposals.
Climate change is back in the budget, adds $14 billion across government agencies for climate change.
Domestically, funding across agencies would help build the nation's capacity to transit from Fossil fuels to win solar and other renewal energy, they're claiming, includes details of their pledge to devote 40% of spending on climate change to communities of color, which studies have shown are disproportionately affected by both air pollution and climate change.
The administration also proposing $11.2 billion for the EPA, 22% increase, New Blueprint makes a case for new spending on economic infrastructure, like replacing all the country's lead pipes, after a decade of budget caps and cuts.
It includes $936 million for a new EPA program to address, guess what, racial disparities in exposures to environmental contamination.
100 million for air quality monitoring and notification technology, real-time data in places with highest levels of exposure.
Now, what puzzles me here, if they didn't talk about racial disparities, but merely about areas that suffered from greater contamination, I think that would be constitutional.
Relating it to race, I'm convinced, will mean it is not.
Another $580 million to plug old gas and oil wells, clean up abandoned mines.
More than $800 million to new spending and tax breaks to accelerate clean energy technology, from hydrogen fuels to the next generation of nuclear power plants.
Slashing planet warming greenhouse gas emissions at least 50% below 2005 levels by 2030 to stave off what they claim are the worst effects of global warming, except global warming all appears to be a fabricated problem for which they do not need a solution.
Overwhelming depends on Congress passing the infrastructure proposal, which faces an uncertain fate.
Biden's proposing $265 billion to expand and extend federal tax breaks for companies with clean energy, offshore wind turbines, battery storage on the grid, $9.7 billion worth of tax credits to help our nuclear reactor fleets, which face risk of closure because of competition from cheap natural gas, $10 billion in tax credits for trucks that don't produce carbon emissions, such as powered by batteries or hydrogen,
and 6.6 billion for cleaner jet fuels, 2.3, 23 billion to incentivize electric transmission lines,
23 more also for tax credits with carbon capture, requesting the Department of Energy budget increase by 4.3
billion to work on clean energy again, including 1.9 billion to help make homes more energy
efficient.
Also calling for federal agencies to spend 50 billion on clean energy technology.
To a lesser extent, he's proposing cuts in government spending on fossil fuels, rescinding
35 billion of subsidies for oil, gas, and coal, including tax breaks for depreciation,
proposing an additional 8.4 billion by changing how the government treats extraction
and foreign income.
In addition, it depends heavily on a separate proposal for a clean energy standard.
That policy, however, is only mentioned in passing would require congressional approval.
All of this is, to me, very, very troubling.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
Well, Jim, you know, they really are working on creating a dystopic reality on purpose.
And, you know, Biden's infrastructure program is really a covert in run towards the New Green Deal and massive social engineering programs disguised as infrastructure programs.
And, you know, just for example, you know, California, they're always talking about the horrible drought in California.
There's nothing we can do.
But you know, they haven't upgraded the water system in California.
There hasn't been any major upgrades in like 50 years.
They haven't added any new reservoirs in like 50 years.
There's so many things they could do.
There's actually an enormous amount of water in California between the runoff from the snow.
And you know, a lot of that runoff ends up going directly into the ocean.
They don't even capture it.
Because there's some kind of, I forget what the name of the fish is, but it's like a, you know, basically a guppy.
Some kind of rare guppy that lives in these, you know, areas right before, you know, it gets to the ocean.
So they're dumping, you know, hundreds of millions of gallons of water directly into the ocean.
And I thought, oh wait a minute, you know, I thought we had rising sea levels and all that, but we got to protect these guppies.
I mean, that's more important than Making sure people have enough water in California.
It's just an example of, Jim, how so many of these problems are either intentionally caused or intentionally not dealt with in a proper way.
I'm just shocked by it.
And you know, green energy is going to lead, as it's being presented to us, is going to lead to massive shortages in energy.
You cannot power major cities with windmills and solar panels.
Sorry, but it's not going to happen.
So you're going to have very, you know, a system where you will not have reliable power And it's going to lead to the de-industrialization of the
country and ship it all over to China.
Because of course, China isn't going to have to follow any rules of this Paris Climate
Accord until 2030.
And there's no serious restrictions until 2050 on China.
Same goes for India, too.
So this is a deliberate plan to cause massive problems.
And I'm telling you, Jim, Grouper Joe's regime is going to be one of the most unpopular and
loathed and reviled regimes ever once people figure out what they're really up to.
Well, it's clear to destroy the United States economically, politically, morally, all this
transgender, all this domestic terrorism, seeking to take our guns.
This is all a recipe for a complete and total disaster.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yes, they're hitting us from every possible angle now that all obstacles have been removed with this new administration.
Just from the size of this six trillion dollar program, it also reminds me of the Cloward-Piven plan from the early 60s to To take down democratic governments and specifically the United States through bankrupting their treasury overloading the budget, which is rapidly occurring with the with the expenses that have been justified by the COVID pandemic and now this new
Green infrastructure thing.
As a general rule, the principles of environmentally clean energy and energy efficiency are good principles, but then they always state what they're doing in the most altruistic and benevolent terms, and behind those altruistic and benevolent terms They accomplish their real agendas.
The fact that the removal of hydrocarbons as being our primary energy source, hydrocarbons are the most energy-dense substances on the Earth, and that alone will cause millions and millions of deaths across the planet and create lower living standards all over the world, which is probably Part of the agenda.
It seems to me when I'm looking at the various items that are included in this plan that a huge chunk of that incredible amount of money is directed at this phony being justified by this phony climate change agenda.
I knew that the EPA was another captured agency by the corporate banking mafia that runs this world, like the FDA and the CDC are on the medical side.
I knew that the EPA had been captured when I think it was in the earlier mid-90s, they officially classified CO2 as an environmental pollutant.
I knew the fix was in then.
You know, I'm not a biologist or an atmospheric scientist, but I know enough science, just as a regular guy who studies things, to know that it's scientifically ridiculous to call CO2 an environmental pollutant.
There's a one wonderful crash course on that particular subject that's done by Randall Carlson on his website, Sacred Geometry, and the name of it is Redemption of the Beast.
And of course, you know, whenever you see them promoting stuff like this, they'll use the term fossil fuels.
Fossil fuels was at first, in the early part of the century, developed as a misunderstanding of where oil came from among the early geologists.
But now they all know, and now it's being used as a term of brainwashing.
There's a terrific history in, y'all know the author and researcher F. William Engdahl.
He's an American living in Germany.
A very, very smart guy, and he wrote a book called Myths, Lies, and Oil Wars, in which he lays out the discovery that oil is found at great depth in the Earth, and it's basically something that's created naturally, a form of hydrocarbons that's generated by our planet, and it migrates to the surface And forms pools near the surface.
And it's those pools that constituted the oil discoveries of the last 150 years or so.
And the last thing is that it's actually a point of curiosity to me, after having studied this stuff all these years, to try to understand the real reason that the controllers of this world want to cut off The use of oil as an energy source for the people of the planet, because by now they know it certainly has absolutely nothing to do with scarcity or generating CO2 or environmentalism, but I just don't know exactly what their angle is in taking away oil from the people of the world.
That was all wonderful.
Wonderful, Michael.
Scorpio, further thoughts from you?
Yes.
Yeah, that was, Michael.
Just one great insight after another.
I think the bottom line is they want to make it very difficult for people to be mobile and travel very far.
That's why there's going to be this push for electric cars.
If you can't afford a brand new electric car, you're not going to be driving.
They want people to live in these mega cities where you'll work, you'll live, you'll ride your bike to work or whatever, and you're not going to have any mobility or freedom to travel.
And that, of course, dovetails into the COVID agenda as well, doesn't it?
Yeah, that makes sense because it's a form of enforcement of feudalism.
Yeah.
Oh, great point.
Very nice.
Very nice.
And forced feudalism.
I think that's exactly right.
Meanwhile, Hunter brought Joe to dinner with shady business partners at the Garden Room at Cafe Milano at Georgetown Place, calling itself where the world's most powerful people go to go on April 16th, 2015.
Brisbane at the time was paying $183,333 a month, so of course he brought a Ukrainian energy company executive to the event.
Here's the cafe.
The guest list included Russian billionaire Yelena Baterina, Her husband, corrupt former Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov, who since has passed on, had arena-wired $3.5 million on 14 Feb to Rosemont Seneca Thornton LLC.
In 2014, a Delaware-based investment firm co-founded by Hunter and Devin Archer, a former advisor to Secretary of State John Kerry, Hunter told guests before the dinner his father would be attending that the ostensible reason for the dinner was to discuss food security, but they knew better.
The Mexican ambassador and representatives of the World Food Program were also on the guest list.
Three seats for our Kazakhstan friends, two for Yolanda and husband, two for you and me.
Three for the World Food Program people.
Vladimir, three for Mexico, total of 14.
Unclear whether everyone attended, but it was very clear that this was a matter of the Biden crime family working together with their colleagues, where Tucker blew the whole thing apart when he featured Tony Bobulinski.
Just more evidence of Biden family corruption that's been bottled up.
Scorpio, your thoughts.
Yes, sir.
It's just an example of the Biden crime family corruption.
Absolutely.
But it's also a view into the inner workings of how the elite operate.
You know, for example, he's getting $83,000 a month.
That's more than most people make in a year.
Let's be honest here.
And, you know, really his only responsibilities were to sit in on a quarterly meetings.
You know, every quarter for a couple of hours and then, you know, get a free trip over to Ukraine and, you know, party with Ukrainian hookers and whatever else he was doing over there.
And it's really disgusting when you sort of contrast that with how they expect the average citizen to live and how they're really clamping down on our freedoms and making it more and more difficult For people to make a living as they unleash inflation across the dollar and the country.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, I don't have a lot to say about that.
To me, it's just another chapter in a very large book detailing the Biden crime family being criminals.
That's what they do.
Does a snake bite?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's like does a snake bite? Yeah. So, so the Biden's are criminals.
Well said.
Meanwhile, we have a reflection here from Benjamin Franklin, a founding father, signer of the Declaration of Independence, a framer of the Constitution.
It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority.
That's certainly what we do here, but the mainstream media does its best to suppress it.
Meanwhile, embarrassing!
Vaccinated Americans are still afraid to live.
The unvaccinated are more likely to be out and about.
This is very damn interesting.
Vaccinated consumers were less likely to go out to restaurants, salons, and entertainment venues than those who don't plan to get vaccinated, according to the survey data from market research firm Cardify.ai.
The vaccinated are proceeding with cautious optimism.
They're still not really comfortable living.
Live entertainment were the crowds of people, for example.
Those who are not vaccinated, on the other hand, are more risk-tolerant, already living relatively normal lives.
As places open up, they're the ones leading the change.
Spending at entertainment venues was up 20% among prosumers who don't plan to get the vaccine, up just 10% among vaccinated people during the same period.
Across the country, foot traffic at many providers of in-person services, such as airport hotels and theaters, is still below pre-pandemic levels.
But it's up from the winter.
It climbed more rapidly in states with vaccination rates below 45 percent than in states with higher rates.
Cardify surveyed about 1,600 consumers.
The spending and foot traffic data suggests higher vaccination rates haven't been the primary driver behind the early stages of economic recovery.
Turns down that.
More likely, it's those who are in fact not vaccinated We have a nice story about a woman.
Dr. Braithwaite said she's now fully vaccinated, more comfortable going out, ate at a restaurant for the first time in a year.
Still, she's holding off going to musicals.
Last she attended was in New York, the month before the pandemic.
Still nervous around too many people.
Not sure when she'll return to pre-pandemic norms.
The average number of newly reported coronavirus cases has been falling as the seasonal flu ends where the population became fully vaccinated.
We know, of course, they use the flu to hype the numbers.
Nearly all states with higher vaccination rates and slower rebounds have been persons planning or states that voted for Biden.
The blue states had tighter business restrictions throughout the pandemic.
Online spending continues to account for a higher share of overall spending in more vaccinated blue states than in red states.
Visits to airports, hotels, and theaters in less vaccinated states have recovered to 71.2% of pre-pandemic levels versus 52.7 in more vaccinated states.
Gym visits, for example, 87.3 in pre-pandemic and less vaccinated versus 68.4 and more.
Vaccinated are shelling out more for in-person services than they did in some categories.
Moving closer to the spending patterns of unvaccinated, Restaurant spending for the vaccine is up about 10% in April 2021 compared with January 2020.
Since the CDC issued new guidelines, many businesses such as Walmart, Costco, Trader Joe's have announced they're easing face mask guidance.
Stronger spending will help power a broader economic surge this year.
Economic growth expected to pick up further in the second quarter, remain steady in the second half, with output growing between 6% and 7% in 2021.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, you know, this COVID thing has turned into a religion for many people, Jim.
You know, the church of the COVIDian fear.
And, you know, the Holy Sacrament is the vaccine.
And, you know, the mask is the symbol instead of the cross.
So, you know, this really has turned into religion and a habit as well.
People have gotten in the habit of being in fear and afraid of their fellow human beings.
And, of course, that is one of the big goals to dehumanize us.
Because as they depopulate the earth, the less humans value one another, the easier that process will be for our controllers.
And so I think that's a big part of this, Jim.
And, you know, again, I was watching a little clip from the enemy war propaganda, known as the mainstream media news.
And they're talking about, you know, how the unvaccinated are still as likely as ever to catch COVID.
According to what they're saying, the cases among the unvaccinated are not dropping at all.
You mean among the vaccinated, don't you, Scorpio?
You said unvaccinated.
Don't you mean among the vaccinated?
No.
They're saying among the unvaccinated, if you are not vaccinated, you are as likely as ever to catch COVID and to die from COVID.
So the point is, you're in danger, and you're a danger to society if you are unvaccinated.
That is the message they're bringing across wholeheartedly.
This is where my wife and I are at odds.
She thinks I'm going to die because I'm unvaccinated.
I think she's going to die because she is.
Michael, your thoughts?
Exactly.
Yeah, I like Scorpio's characterization of this thing being a religion, and I like In that vein, the byline to that article is, cultists will be cultists!
It's been amazing to me to see how my vaccinated believers, friends, feel so much better now about being out and about.
They'll hug now, they'll shake your hands, And it is obvious that they've missed the fact that the manufacturers of these vaccines themselves say that they don't prevent getting the disease.
It's a form of cognitive dissonance, and it's reminiscent of that principle from 1984, where the goal when they were brainwashing people was To get them to hold two mutually contradictory beliefs and to believe both of them to be true.
People here over the last, I'd say, three or four weeks have taken advantage of the removing of the mask restriction for vaccinated people.
By taking them off whether they've been vaccinated or not.
I mean, businesses aren't allowed to ask whether you've been vaccinated or not, so it's like carte blanche to remove the mask.
Last thing is I was in a short conversation last Friday with a pro-vax guy who he had no knowledge of what I thought, so he was just talking and he was saying that like in a grocery store, he used to go in there and 90% of the people were wearing masks.
And then he said, but the the rate of vaccination for our area or North Carolina is something like 35 to 40 percent, and when you go in the grocery store now, nobody's wearing a mask!
So he was saying, somebody's getting over, somebody's cheating, and that's what's happening.
The people who were just wearing them to fit in, to not ruffle any feathers, to be thought of as as good humans who cared, but still don't want to get
vaccinated.
They're just seeing this as carte blanche to take them off.
Scorpio. Scorpio.
No, no, I was OK.
Michael, that was just brought up.
Virtue signaling.
Yeah, that's what it's called.
Meanwhile, there's a huge anti-vax protest in England.
This is pretty damn fascinating.
Protesters clashing with police at East London Shopping Centre causing significant disruption.
Thousands take to the Capitol Street claiming the pandemic is a hoax.
This is a welcome development.
Here's a whole host of photographs.
You're not going to get these on the mainstream media.
Protesters held signs reading, my body, my choice, set off smoke bombs in central London.
You have no power over us.
Facts, not fear.
No to vaccine passports.
Several smoke barns set up at Parliament Square.
You can see the houses in the background.
Thousands gathered to protest across the UK.
Many held signs protesting vaccination passports when restrictions lift on June 21st.
I find all that a highly welcome development.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
Oh, absolutely, Jim.
And I think all of these things are bigger than we're told, even in, you know, I think there's more of this sentiment that's hidden because not one mention of this by the mainstream media, not one mention, not a word about it.
Meanwhile, they're trying to put this idea out that most people support the idea of vaccine passports because it'll lead to greater freedom.
Now, have you ever heard of an Orwellian statement more than that?
You know, it's hard to top it, man.
I'll tell you what.
Somehow, having a vaccine passport, it's going to give you more freedom.
Man, Jim, you know, it does my heart good to see awake people that want freedom and see what's coming.
Yeah, I agree, Scorpio.
It is absurd.
It's like being manacled is going to make you more free.
It's equally ridiculous.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, that's a good thing to say there.
I was listening this weekend to people from England talk about these demonstrations, and for some reason, the people in the large cities in Europe seem to be a lot more adamant about Shaking off and demonstrating against this scam pandemic and the tyranny being applied than they are here in in the United States.
You know, I want to see those kinds of level demonstrations here.
Like Scorpio was saying, the BBC and Sky News carried stories of this London demonstration, which had to be hundreds of thousands of people, and the news coverage that they carried said it was hundreds of anti-vaxxers.
Unbelievably bad, yes, yes.
Almost like what we get here in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Michael Doherty, the fall of St.
Anthony Fauci.
This is pretty interesting.
By mid-March of 2020, most Americans, including in the White House, were still trying to understand the crisis unfolding around them in a span of 24 hours.
The NBA came to a sudden halt when players tested positive.
Seemingly minutes later, Tom Hanks announced from Australia he and his wife Rita had this mysterious new illness.
Stock markets crashed around the world.
Trump declared a pause on travel from Europe.
The WHO belatedly labeled the spread of the coronavirus a pandemic.
On March 16, Trump called for 15 days to slow the spread of the virus, a lockdown.
The White House Coronavirus Task Force was meeting regularly, issuing daily briefings, and the Situation Room economic advisors were presenting models and predictions for the economic effects of the lockdown, including for its leader, Vice President Pence, and the President.
What they reported was shocking.
Just four weeks of lockdown would lead to millions of Americans unemployed, extreme burdens on the public purse, and the greatest one-month contraction of the American economy since the Great Depression.
The health advisor said that as the lights came up following the presentation, the faces of most in the room were ashen.
The gravity of what had just been said, all of which would soon come to pass, seemed to have stunned everyone into silence, except for one man.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergies and Religious Infectious Diseases, immediately turned to Vice President Pence and asked the question, and we're to dismiss not only the imminent miseries of lockdown, but the relevance of the entire subject from the preceding.
I'm still in charge, right?
Fauci is an unusually hardy and long-lived survivor in Washington, but those who look up to him as America's doctor or mere public health advisor may not quite understand the power welded by the National Institutes of Health and his agency within it.
NIH dispenses up to $32 billion a year for biological and medical research, much in the form of long-term grants.
Not just necessary for worthwhile scientific research, but for researchers' academic job security.
In the U.S., biologists and other medical researchers whose grants proposals are approved are usually expected by their universities to cover their own costs, including salary for research teams.
The NIH It's Decisions on Who Gets Funding and For What is, say, worm researchers end up studying worm aging rather than worm evolution.
They direct it.
Credible evidence that outdoor transmission was negligible was already available in the spring of 2020, even as newspapers were still shaming those who were on beaches and a solo paddleboarder was arrested in California.
But CDC guidance on outdoor activities and outdoor mask wearing didn't change for a year.
We've long have evidence children under 12 are far less likely to get ill or die than they are from the flu.
The scientific evidence is all there in the open.
Children are basically safe to gather together.
But the mysterious scientific consensus hasn't developed to the point of making it safe to say this in public.
It's as if doctors are afraid pointed out will make them vulnerable to accusations or providing aid and comfort to COVID skeptics.
But Foushee does understand the science.
So he could barely suppress his laughter when asked to explain on TV why the CDC insists
on young children wearing masks outdoors at summer camps.
Children will be sleeping in the same indoor spaces with each other.
He's been the face of this shape-shifting consensus even at its most ridiculous and at its most dishonest.
In Feb of 2020, he dismissed the value of masks.
Quote, if you look at the masks that you buy a drugstore, the leakage around that doesn't really do much
to protect you.
He later incorrectly claimed he had never dismissed the medical value of masks, just advised against buying them only because of a shortage among medical and frontline workers.
But he did cite scientific reasons the public wouldn't benefit from crummy masks.
Subsequent studies confirmed it.
Fauci would later explain the real value of masks, I want it to be a symbol for people to see that that's the kind of thing you should be doing, he said.
The value is not medical, but symbolic.
Masks were a reminder to be conscientious and afraid.
Last April, he denounced theories the novel coronavirus might have escaped from the Wuhan Institute, saying science showed the virus was totally consistent with the jump from a species from an animal to a human.
Most science journals followed a former Time Science writer who said the lab leak theory belonged to the same realm of nutty conspiracy theories as Pizzagate.
Well, of course it did, when mentioning it in public was considered disinformation.
Pizzagate, may I say, is just as real as many of the other subjects investigated.
While many new papers have been published on The Origins, very little evidence of change, but only in May was Fauci willing to say he's not entirely convinced it developed naturally.
When confirmed by hostile questions about changing his statements, Fauci says he's just responding to new data as it comes in.
I haven't been wrong, period.
He has insisted.
But when talking with friendly media, he admits manipulating the public with lies rather than level with them.
In April 2021, he told the Times, when polls said only about half of all Americans would take a vaccine, I was saying herd immunity would take 70 to 75 percent.
Then when newer surveys said 60% or more would take it, I thought, I can nudge this up a bit.
So I went to 80 and 85.
Manipulation and deceit like this are impossible to square with America's ethics of self-governance.
Because of the strangely quiet and slippery consensus among scientists, Fauci's public critics have tended to come from other fields.
During the Trump year, they came from the economic side.
Peter Navarro, Harvard trained economist and China hawk, wrote an op-ed in USA Today,
pointing out the times Fauci had been wrong during the pandemic.
USA Today eventually published a groveling apology to readers for publishing something critical of Fauci,
but at the same time tried not to refute Navarro's claims, just saying they were misleading or lack context.
That Fauci knows how to work the press is something comes up many times
when one speaks to people from Trump's COVID task force.
I sent a memo in February 2020, Navarro explained, saying we could have a vaccine as early as November and mass production up to 150 million doses.
Fauci challenged me, went out on TV and said it could be well a year or more.
Next thing I knew, I was being attacked on CNN for what I was saying.
They were actively taking Fauci's point of view.
Others involved remark on Fauci's ability to out-leak the lickiest White House and living member.
Those who disagree with Fauci in private would find themselves a subject of unflattering coverage almost immediately in the Washington Post.
Navarro is correct.
Fauci did go on television and say it would take 18 months to develop a vaccine, but the vaccines were developed and went into mass production by the end of 2020.
Navarro just one example of many whose views were dismissed as disinformation at every single turn, then watched as much of what they said come true or was quietly rechristened.
Whenever Fauci's prior career achievements he's shown in the pandemic, he's not the disinterested expert he claims to be.
He survives in Washington not just because he launders politics through science and has an affable demeanor, but because he's a cutthroat in the media game.
Even when his critics are right, they get cashiered, and Fauci wins more public accolades.
After Biden won the election, Faust went on a kind of post-Trump media tour, broadcasting his relief and detailing his problems with Trump.
He broke his rule about not getting into politics and sticking to the science, leaving no doubt he embraced his role in the resistance.
But the other shoe has yet to drop.
Former New York Times science writer Nicholas Wade, who did as much as anyone to mainstream the lab leak theory of COVID, went on to point out another thing Beats and Gators were saying 15 months ago.
Fauci had been personally involved in lobbying to exempt gain-of-function research into coronavirus at the Wuhan Institute from funding restrictions.
Gain-of-function research takes viruses from animals in the wild to see which can be made more infective in humans in the lab.
The theory is that by seeing which viruses can make the jump to humans, biologists can get ahead of natural viral evolution and produce treatments faster.
Dr. Xi Zengle, the virologist at the Wuhan lab known as China's Batwoman, said she wondered on hearing of the outbreak whether the virus had escaped from her lab and was thanked by Fauci in her papers before.
Wade's report showing laws governing the flow of NIH money means either the director of the NIAID, Anthony Fauci, or the director of the NIH, Francis Collins, or both, Would have invoked the exception to keep the money flowing to gain a function research.
At a May hearing, Rand Paul broke the seal on questioning Fauci about his personal involvement in the worst man-made disaster in history, a controversial lab research project many biologists warned against, resulting in a virus escaping and killing 3.5 million while shutting down the world economy for a year.
Foushee's denials turn on legalistic deflections.
NIH had directly funded the Wuhan lab, he said.
True.
They had funded a research group that subcontracted to the Wuhan lab.
Similar contortions were made to redefine gain-of-function research.
If this is the last conspiracy theory and disinformation campaign to become transformed into the accepted wisdom, which may occur shortly, then Fauci will have to explain why it was he accepted the role of pandemic hero in the first place, or why he joined a phoney and flimsy consensus the virus had emerged in nature, or why he so consistently downplayed the risk early on, given what he must have known or suspected the minute reports emerged of a coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.
Given he's already told us he lied because the public wasn't ready for the truth, how likely are his denials to be believed?
My theory is that Anthony Fauci is a sociopath, says Navarro.
He knew full well the virus came from the lab.
He knew full well he was the one who authorized gain of function, and day after day, for nine months leading up to the election, he did not level with the American people.
Is Navarro angry over how Fauci was lauded?
You bet.
Wouldn't be the first time in that language a demonized theory about COVID-19 turned out to be the likeliest.
But in any event, America no longer needs a saint of the sciences.
The resistance turned on and discarded every previous hero, whether it was Michael Cohen, Michael Attaveni, or Robert Mueller.
Dr. Fauci broke his own rule.
He got political, and now he's about to get into trouble.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
I don't know how much I buy into the whole Wuhan virology, you know, gain of function virus thing.
It's certainly possible.
But the one thing I'm certain about is that this Operation COVID was the result of collusion between China and the United States and actually governments all across the world.
Because, you know, isn't it interesting that China first brought out this concept of locking cities down, locking people in their apartments, lockdowns, and then miraculously the whole world followed in lockstep, in unison, as though that was the only possible solution to what we face.
So it's obvious this was pre-planned and, you know, colluded upon by All the major governments around the world, Jim, and whether it came from this virus or the gain of function, and who knows?
I'm not sure what to think of all that, but we know for sure this was the result of collusion.
No question about that.
And I had to laugh when the article started talking about the nutty conspiracy theories like Pizzagate.
I mean, yeah, right.
Those guys were just talking about pizza with extra walnut sauce on it.
That's totally normal.
Nothing to see here, folks.
You know, come on.
Let's get real.
If you look at those emails, they're so bizarre.
It's so obvious they're talking in code, you know, about little children.
And this has been one of the biggest secrets that's slowly leaking out.
The pedophilia rings that the elite are involved in.
You know, the Franklin scandal back in the 80s.
That was probably one of the first big openings of that door, although it was quickly shut and most people are unaware of it.
And that's just a continuation of it.
And yeah, Tony the Rat, you know, this man is a sociopath.
And if you saw the interview or the when he was being grilled by Rand Paul, you can see this is a man that is not used to being challenged in any way.
He got very upset.
because he is like a king. You don't question the dictates of the king even
though this man has no idea what he's doing. And if you recall, Kerry Mullins,
the inventor of the PCR test, he loathed Anthony Fauci and I actually saw a clip
of an interview with him where Kerry Mullins was saying that he
wanted to confront Fauci publicly, like go up to him with a camera and confront
him because he had that much animosity towards him because he saw him as a
fraud and an idiot and that's all directly out of his own mouth. I mean and
of course very conveniently Kerry Mullins died literally about three months before
all this started and just imagined if he had been alive The kind of trouble he would have caused.
So I'm going to mark that as a suspicious death.
I don't know what happened.
They claim he died of some kind of pneumonia, but he seemed awfully healthy because usually, you know, someone that dies of pneumonia, that's sort of like the final stage in someone's health has been going downhill for many, many years and the interviews I saw of him.
Uh shortly before that he seemed quite vibrant and healthy and full of life and and actually quite young for his age so um that's a suspicious death no question and you know Jim when you walk by one of these maskers you know talking about the the spaces in the mass I can't tell you the number of times I've walked beside when I'm passing somebody that has a mask on.
There's a space big enough to put two fingers in on the side of their, on both sides of their mask.
And yet somehow this is doing something.
It's a stage prop.
It's a movie prop.
It's a psychological tool to convince the masses that this is serious and it's real.
And it's also a sign of submission.
Yeah, I think you're right on all points, including the different theories about the origin.
Michael, your thoughts.
Yeah, Tony Fauci, this is far from his first rodeo.
He cut his teeth on the AIDS scam of the 80s.
And there was a good phrase at the beginning of that article.
It said, with Fauci playing, meaning he's an actor, playing a congenial doctor on television and framing all political issues As mere matters of science.
Yeah, he's he's affable in public but a cutthroat in private.
You can sort of see that in his eyes and in his tone and in that interview with Rand Paul like Scorpio was talking about.
And you can also ask Judy Mike of it's about that about how cutthroat he actually is.
I wouldn't be at all surprised to learn that he had something to do with probably the planning of the timely for them demise of Kerry Mullis.
He's a front man.
You know, we've been calling him Tony the rat.
We could also call him front man Fauci.
He's a talented front man.
For what has become known as the Medical Industrial Complex.
And, you know, as that article stated, he is the point man, the funnel through which $32 billion of research money goes through every year.
So it's no question that everybody in the industry knew that he was their guy.
So that's who needed to stay there.
I remember seeing an interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
about three or four months ago talking about Fauci, and he knew exactly the categories that his NIH grant money had been directed to, and it was almost all, I mean a gigantic percentage, was directed toward drug development, and zero having to do with any research of any preventative health The way Scorpio started just now, I totally agree with.
Intuitively, I've never thought that the origin of the virus story, and now morphing into how I've always considered all that stuff, a limited hangout that leaves the entire viral pandemic narrative as an underlying context completely intact.
As an analogy, with Sandy Hook, it would be like having a big controversy over who provided Adam Lanza with the weapons he used to kill 26 people.
It's a sidetrack controversy that leaves the main story intact.
I think you're right.
I think you're right.
And besides, we have all the evidence that there's not a real bona fide pandemic anyway.
Get this, a Florida concert's gonna charge $18 for the vaccinated, $1,000 for the un-vaxxed.
This is about as absurd as it gets in Tampa Bay.
Ticket prices for the concert featuring performance by Teenage Bottle Rocket, Make War, and Rudderkin at the VFW Post in St.
Petersburg on June 26 will be $18 for those who have received the vax and $999.99 for those who have not.
To be eligible for the discount, you need to bring a government-issued photo ID and your physical COVID vaccine report card.
You'll need to have had your second Pfizer or Moderna or your single shot on or before June 12th.
We're not telling you what to do.
We're making a decision, business decision, and letting the market decide.
We're just trying to do a show safely and they should go out and get vaccinated and protect themselves and their families.
He went on to note the obvious related to proving vaccine status would not turn away those who have not been vaccinated because no one at the concert is going to know if they actually are.
We're going to let them in.
We're not going to out them.
Nobody's going to know.
They're the person who bought the ticket.
No unvaccinated person, however, has coughed up $999 to enter the show.
Scorpio, your thoughts?
This is absurd.
I don't even know if... I think this is just a publicity stunt.
Nobody that's serious about promoting a concert and making money from a concert is gonna preface it this way.
It's like just saying, hey, we don't want that many people to show up and, you know, maybe someone's stupid enough to pay $1,000 for a concert.
Obviously, that's not going to happen.
This is more theater and it's supposed to sort of bring the narrative like, we're having discussion about vaccines and how we're going to proceed with our society.
But really what's happening is there's a pre-planned agenda and they're trying to just sort of trickle it out slowly.
So the average, you know, person believes that this is organic and not part of a pre-planned script.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, they say right in the story there, and I think that those were quotes from this company who's publicizing this policy, that they're not going to force anybody.
Like if somebody says, oh, you know what?
I left my vaccination card at home.
I guess it forces them to lie to get to get in for the cheaper price.
But there's no way for them to prove that.
So they said they're not going to do anything that they're just going to.
This is like a publicity stunt.
I'm sort of surprised that Governor DeSantis is allowing that kind of thing.
But I guess he's loathe to step into a private company implementing a policy on a Good.
that that is their promotion. It's also speaking of the Santa's it's disturbing to me that he
continues to support the vaccine regime in general, even though he's made some
really good freedom supporting moves and other ways there.
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Fauci will likely survive whatever comes his way.
Biden, for one, is four square behind the little rodent.
China's infiltrated America.
The melting point ain't what it used to be.
Couple Fauci's connections and boatload of money to build a heat shield around him, and you described how hard it will be to jettison this crook.
Those who think taking his job away will suffice are living in a dream world.
Fauci needs to lawyer up and face his punishment.
There's some interesting details about Fauci here in the long article, but with all due respect, much of the content is misinformation.
Just as Scorpio was suggesting.
COVID-19 is not a virus, it's just a flu.
Viruses do not exist in any technical sense, and gain-of-function research supposedly taking viruses from animals to see which can be made more infectious in humans in the lab is a fiction.
What they're doing is lab research to manufacture bioweapons.
The idea SARS-CoV-2 escaped from the Wuhan lab is a red herring meant to convince the public it's a real virus.
Yes, SARS-CoV-2 derived from China, but not the virus, which does not exist.
What derived from China was a genetic code for SARS-CoV-2 that was released to the media, which was used to manufacture the vaccines, which are not vaccines at all, but experimental gene therapy injections.
The elite throwing this scheme have now decided to promote the escape from the Wuhan lab idea because they realized too many people now suspect COVID is a hoax.
Fauci is not a sociopath, but a psychopath, a deep state functionary for installation of the Great Reset, aka a world government, via the pandemic.
Meanwhile, in my own case, we had to file a motion to have restored my petition to the Supreme Court.
It has been done.
Interestingly, members of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, should they actually review my petition, include six women and one man.
You know, of course, how many of my books have been banned of the dozen published at Moonrock Books.
Six.
Not only Sandy Hook, Boston Bombing, Moon Landing, Orlando, Dallas, Charlottesville, and Parkland, all banned.
You can still get them at moonrockbooks.com.
Meanwhile, go to False Light Conspiracy 2020, download all you like, be informed.
Remember, the secret of freedom is in educating people, the secret of tyranny in keeping them ignorant.
Scorpio, your final thoughts.
And I meant not to cut you off there, my friend.
Oh, no problem, Jim.
I just wanted to add one last little thought about these vaccine cards they keep talking about.
You have to show your vaccine card.
And, you know, it's interesting.
It's a black and white piece of paper that would be very easy to forge.
This is on purpose just to get people to use.
Oh, here's your vaccine card.
You know, anybody could print one up on their home printer, man.
Come on, let's get real here.
They want there to be a problem.
Like, there's been a rash of phony vaccine cards.
What are we going to do?
Oh, I know.
We'll make it so that it's on your phone and it'll be tied to your identity.
And then we're going to make it actually chipped onto your wrist or your hand.
So this is all just sort of walking us down the Primrose Path.
Here until we enter a place where most people could never imagine and that's where we're going if people keep going along with this crap, quite frankly.
And Jim, honestly, the vaccine was a solution in search of a problem.
I don't believe the story either that they created this vaccine from scratch in six months as a reaction to the COVID, you know, emergency.
I think they've had this thing cooked up for a long time.
And they just had to bring out COVID as a problem so they could say, Oh my God, we're going to have to vaccinate the entire world, even though we've had that plan for a long time.
You know, so Jim, we're just being played and deceived and we're being, you know, the way the world works, it's really not a conspiracy theory.
The bottom line is the world works in a very different way than the average person has been told.
It's not a conspiracy theory.
It's really a matter of looking at reality and understanding the mechanisms of power and how this planet is ruled by a very covert force that likes to stay behind the scenes and they use these governments that they use as puppets as their front man to enact their agenda.
Well said, Michael.
Your final thoughts?
Yes.
Great comment, Scorpio.
Like you, as soon as I heard that there was going to be a warp speed development of vaccines, I knew right then, OK, all right.
They already had something on the shelf that they wanted to shoot into as much of humanity as possible.
And this whole thing has been A fear-based setup to get people to do it voluntarily.
One of the really high-level doctors who's come around a lot from a very traditional pro-vaccine stance earlier, but he's got credentials out the wazoo, is named Peter McCullough, and he's been coming out as a truth-teller lately.
And I'd like to read an excerpt from one of his interviews recently.
It goes like this.
So, this mass vaccination program is extraordinarily concerning.
We never vaccinate in the middle of a pandemic.
Never.
We've never had an effective vaccine for respiratory virus, including influenza.
It's only minimally effective.
We knew from published data that the rates were less than 1% of COVID.
We now know that the vaccine can have less than a 1% effect on the population.
We knew from clinical trials that it didn't stop COVID-19, so people can still get it anyway.
So what would explain this incredible drive to vaccinate everybody?
Now, oh my lord, the vaccine within a few months has been completely weaponized.
Now travel is related to the vaccine.
People can't go to school without the vaccine.
People are losing their jobs about the vaccine.
Believe me, there is something odd and very potent in this vaccine.
It should be disturbing to everybody.
I'm very pro-vaccine, but as we sit here today, we have over 4,000, it's actually over 5,000 vaccine-related deaths and over 10,000 hospitalizations.
Previously, the limit to shut down a drug program is about 25 to 50 deaths.
Swine flu vaccinations were shut down with 25 deaths.
This problem, and this is what Whitney Webb, he even reads Whitney Webb, this is what Whitney Webb said from the beginning.
She said, COVID-19 is actually about the vaccine.
It's not about the virus.
It's about the vaccine.
That's end of quote.
And I found that was a really brave statement for this particular guy to come out with.
He's pushing the limits there.
Well, I cannot thank David Scorpio from the exotic line of Ecuador and Michael Ivey from Asheville, North Carolina, sufficiently for the intelligence and insight they present in their comments.
The whole business appears to be an elaborate scam.
With the audacious plan to take control of the entirety of planet Earth.
The cost in human life and suffering could care less, mean less to them.
They just don't value human life, except for their own.
May it happen that irony of irony, to whatever extent they may succeed, that it bites back, comes back to bite them, and they suffer losses themselves.
Hopefully, if there were any justice in the world, including their own lives.
Having now just discovered my own wife has taken the facts without informing me.
I am in a state of grief.
I know too much about what to anticipate now is going to come.
It leaves me all but incapacitated from reasoning about the future because situation is so much in turmoil.
We're going to continue to do our best to keep you informed on what's happening.
We'll be back tomorrow with more of the news you need to know.
Thanks for joining us.
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