June 8, 2021 - Jim Fetzer
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| Last week, we welcomed Dr. Peter McCullough, and he's a respected cardiologist. | |
| He's an editor of multiple journals, medical journals, over a thousand citations to his name. | |
| This is a person who holds a lot of weight with his words, and here's some part of that interview. | |
| This is what he had to say. | |
| We heard from one of the labs originally that the messenger RNA and the spike protein generation occurred only at the injection site. | |
| It turns out that's been false. | |
| So now spike protein has been found distributing in the body as well as the messenger RNA. | |
| So it distributes widely. | |
| The synthetic RNA products, Pfizer and Moderna, a recent paper from Harvard demonstrated in vaccinated individuals with the messenger RNA vaccines that there is a two-week duration of circulating spike protein. | |
| Remember the spike protein is the spiky structure on the ball of the virus. | |
| That's actually what causes damage to the human body. | |
| So this virus, this vaccine, causes the dangerous spike protein to be produced in an uncontrolled fashion in the human body. | |
| This is the first time ever we've ever attempted this in a human being. | |
| And we know the spike protein directly damages endothelial cells. | |
| It causes blood clotting, damages the brain, the lungs, the kidneys, the heart. | |
| directly responsible for the myocarditis and the other complications that we see. It directly goes | |
| to the placenta and the uterus in women who are pregnant or childbearing. And then importantly, | |
| we believe it goes into breast milk and probably accounts for the baby who was killed after the | |
| baby breastfed from a woman two days after she was needlessly vaccinated. So we have a situation | |
| here where the messenger RNA vaccines are a brand new technology. They're now being used | |
| in patients never studied. So COVID recovered. | |
| Suspected COVID recovered. | |
| Those with antibodies. | |
| Pregnant women. | |
| Women at childbearing potential. | |
| Those were excluded from the registrational trials because the FDA and the sponsors knew that it was dangerous. | |
| It knew these patients had no opportunity for benefit and here it is unleashed on the population and boy are we seeing the consequences. | |
| First of all, that was an incredible interview. | |
| I was watching that, and my good friend Jim Meehan did such a great job of guest hosting. | |
| But those were huge statements he was making, and I was wondering, as we always do, what is the background of those statements? | |
| Because that's really putting it out there, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And believe me, when these people put it out there, especially in this environment, they're putting their careers, their entire careers on the line, their namesake, everything. | |
| So we don't take this lightly, but we also don't just jump right into it. | |
| So we listen to what they have to say. | |
| We look for secondary, third sources. | |
| We look for more cooperating information. | |
| And that's how we develop this investigation. | |
| This is how facts are found. | |
| Facts are checked. | |
| And we have just that coming out now, a second source out of Ontario, Canada. | |
| Dr. Byron Bridle, he did an interview recently that's just racing around the internet. | |
| It's really going viral, if you will. | |
| And he's a well-respected professor of viral immunology. | |
| And here's the clip of what he had to say this past week. | |
| I'm very much pro-vaccine, but always making sure that the science is done properly and that we follow the science carefully before going into a public rollout of vaccines. | |
| I hope you'll let me run with this a little bit, Alex. | |
| I'll forewarn you and your listeners that the story I'm about to tell is a bit of a scary one. | |
| This is cutting-edge science. | |
| There's a couple of key pieces of scientific information that have become privy to just within the past few days. | |
| That has made the final link. | |
| So we understand now, myself and some key international collaborators, we understand exactly why these problems are happening. | |
| The SARS coronavirus 2 has a spike protein on its surface. | |
| That spike protein is what allows it to infect our bodies. | |
| That is why we've been using the spike protein in our vaccines. | |
| The vaccines we're using get our cells in our body to manufacture that protein. | |
| If we can mount an immune response against that protein, in theory, we can prevent this virus from infecting the body. | |
| What has been discovered by a scientific community is the spike protein on its own is almost entirely responsible for the damage to the cardiovascular system. | |
| If it gets into circulation. | |
| Indeed, if you inject the purified spike protein into the blood of research animals, they get all kinds of damage to the cardiovascular system, and it can cross the blood-brain barrier and cause damage to the brain. | |
| The assumption, all up until now, has been that these vaccines behave like all of our traditional vaccines, that they don't go anywhere other than the injection site. | |
| So they stay in our shoulder. | |
| However, this is where the cutting-edge science is coming, and this is where it gets scary. | |
| Through a request for information from the Japanese regulatory agency, myself and several international collaborators have been able to get access to what's called a biodistribution study. | |
| It's the first time ever that scientists have been privy to seeing where these messenger RNA vaccines go after vaccination. | |
| In other words, is it a safe assumption that it stays in the shoulder muscle The short answer is absolutely not. | |
| It's very disconcerting. | |
| The spike protein gets into the blood, circulates through the blood in individuals over several days post-vaccination. | |
| It accumulates, once it gets in the blood, it accumulates in a number of tissues such as the spleen, the bone marrow, the liver, the adrenal glands, One that's of particular concern for me is it accumulates at quite high concentrations in the ovaries. | |
| We have known for a long time that the spike protein is a pathogenic protein. | |
| It is a toxin. | |
| It can cause damage in our body if it gets into circulation. | |
| Now, we have clear-cut evidence the vaccine itself plus the protein gets into blood circulation. | |
| When in circulation, the spike protein can bind To the receptors that are on our platelets and the cells that line our blood vessels. | |
| When that happens, it can do one of two things. | |
| It can either cause platelets to clump, and that can lead to clotting. | |
| That's exactly why we've been seeing clotting disorders associated with these vaccines. | |
| It can also lead to bleeding. | |
| The protein, it can also cross the blood brain barrier and cause neurological damage. | |
| There's also evidence Okay, great. | |
| of a study, this has not yet been accepted for publication yet, the antibodies from the vaccine | |
| get transferred through breast milk. And the idea was this may be a good thing because it would | |
| confer some passive protection to babies. However, what they found inadvertently was that the | |
| vaccines, the messenger RNA vaccines, actually get transferred through the breast milk. | |
| So, delivering the vaccine vector itself into infants that are breastfeeding. | |
| Looking into the adverse event database in the United States, we have found evidence of suckling infants experiencing bleeding disorders in the gastrointestinal tract. | |
| In short, the conclusion is we made a big mistake. | |
| We didn't realize it until now. | |
| We thought the spike protein was a great target antigen. | |
| We never knew the spike protein itself was a toxin and was a pathogenic protein. | |
| So by vaccinating people, we are inadvertently inoculating them with a toxin. | |
| Some people this gets into circulation and when that happens in some people it can cause damage | |
| Especially the cardiovascular system with it accumulating in the ovaries one of my questions is will we be rendering | |
| young people infertile? | |
| It's absolutely amazing Scary except that it's something that we've actually been | |
| reporting on for quite some time now on the high wire And I was thinking as I was listening to this, you know, back to the interview with Fleming that we did, Dr. Fleming, Richard Fleming, who was discussing this spike protein and said exactly that. | |
| Essentially, if this, you know, if it's man-made, what's man-made? | |
| The man-made part of coronavirus. | |
| What DASAC was bragging about was the manipulation of the spike protein. | |
| That was so easy to do. | |
| And so then, you know, as we were, you know, going through those questions, the idea that then really this virus just becomes a carrier system for what is the most deadly part, which is the spike protein. | |
| And I said, I think I gave the example during that show. | |
| Usually when we make a vaccine, you know, if you think of like a tank, like the virus is like a tank and it's got a howitzer on top of it, you know, you make a vaccine that goes after the wheels and says, attack the wheels so that we know we're injecting sort of the weakest part of that virus into you. | |
| So that if something goes wrong, big deal, we had the wheel in there that was, you know, going to cause problems. | |
| But instead they went with the howitzer, they went with the weapon, the part of the virus | |
| that causes all of the health incomplete, and all the health problems themselves | |
| and is the actual toxin is what it sounds like. | |
| So tell me about this study. | |
| I mean, this is, again, every time we do this show, we're like, this should be the end of it. | |
| This should literally be like, they should be stopping this vaccine right away. | |
| They won't. | |
| They don't. | |
| Somehow, in backroom offices and somewhere in emails right now, somebody's saying, ah, folks, what are we going to do about this? | |
| But what is it Bridal's talking about? | |
| What are we looking at? | |
| Yeah, well, this is how we unfold it, for the record. | |
| We just put it out there because this is emergency use, and this is, I guess, what science looks like these days. | |
| Just for the viewers and the listeners, that Dr. Bridle interview was edited. | |
| So, if you want the full interview, go to thehighwire.com, sign up for the newsletter. | |
| You get all the links to the show, including that full interview. | |
| That was just an excerpt of it. | |
| So, his interview did get, his cautions did get some mainstream traction. | |
| The Toronto Sun covered that. | |
| Typically, I'm only saying this because normally these news outlets don't cover it, but the Toronto Sun reported it in the headline, not enough data on kids. | |
| COVID vaccines, Canadian experts caution. | |
| So the spike protein, these are what Drs. | |
| McCullough and Breidel were talking about. | |
| The spike protein is traveling. | |
| And they're talking about a study, this was out of Harvard, and this is the study here. | |
| It's called circulating SARS-CoV-2 vaccine antigen detected in the plasma of mRNA-1273 | |
| vaccine recipients. | |
| So 11 out of the 13 participants in this study showed that this spike protein was traveling, | |
| and this was Moderna's vaccine in this instance. | |
| It was traveling as early as one day after the first injection. | |
| So it wasn't waiting around. | |
| It wasn't sleepy-eyed. | |
| It was moving. | |
| And so that was the study that McCullough was pointing to last week. | |
| And now Bridle's got a new study, right? | |
| So they're doubling down or finally getting deeper into this. | |
| Yes, correct. | |
| And so that was what Dr. Bridle mentioned. | |
| It's basically a FOIA request document to Japan, to their regulatory agency, and they're looking at studies of pharmacogenetics, so where this thing goes. | |
| Hold on, let me read this quote really quick. | |
| Take your time. | |
| That's the Japanese study, and they were looking at where the mRNA goes after the injection. | |
| Specifically, these two lipids that are in the vaccine. | |
| Now, this is for Pfizer's vaccine. | |
| So, these lipids are called ALC0315 and ALC0159. | |
| So, they track these in rat studies with the Pfizer vaccine. | |
| Just to be clear, and just so that I'm clear, when we talk about these lipids, this is basically | |
| like the protector, right? | |
| That, you know, they have the message inside, but the lipid is what is sent in to, as sort | |
| of the spaceship or the delivery system to get the message to the cells. | |
| Otherwise, if you just had this messenger RNA floating on its own, our immune system | |
| would attack it before it could do anything at all. | |
| This lipid is the protector, right? | |
| It's basically the armored car that delivers the bomb to the cell so they can start producing the spike protein, right? | |
| When we're talking about the lipids, that's how they work in the mRNA. | |
| Yeah, and from my reading, those lipids are really essential to the binding process as well. | |
| They have a part to play in there as well. | |
| So, what Bridal, from my point of view, is doing is essentially saying, well, these lipids are being found in places, so therefore, the spike protein and the other constituents in this | |
| vaccine are being found there as well. | |
| So let's look at the charts from the Japanese regulatory agency that were found. | |
| So this is the first chart here, some highlights. The first highlight is the timing. So they started | |
| at 0.25 hours. So that's 15 minutes after the injection, one hour, two hours, four hours, | |
| eight hours, one day, two days. We go down to the next one. | |
| Brain. | |
| So they're finding that in the brain with a peak concentration. | |
| It looks like around two hours. | |
| They're finding it at the injection site. | |
| So this is what they're expected to find. | |
| And you can see huge numbers at the injection site. | |
| One twenty eight, three ninety four. | |
| That's really the biggest part. | |
| But that's what we're told. | |
| It's supposed to stay, but it's certainly not. | |
| According to this, this information, then the liver, another another important site that is being found at They're finding traces of this in the brain when we're told, oh no, it's totally isolated, not going anywhere. | |
| It's not only not going anywhere, it's got track shoes on and is racing through your body, clearly. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| According to this, it certainly is. | |
| And then we get into the ovaries. | |
| This is what Dr. McCullough mentioned and Dr. Breidel. | |
| In the ovaries, we see this peaking at, or really, it doesn't peak. | |
| It just continues to go up. | |
| So it starts at .104 and it goes all the way up to 12.3 at 48 hours. | |
| and it goes all the way up to 12.3 at 48 hours. | |
| We're not going past that in this study, so that seems to be concerning. | |
| This is measured in micrograms of lipid equivalent per gram, for any scientists taking note of that out there. | |
| But that's the study that Dr. Brito was talking about, and together with the Harvard study of the spike protein traveling, these are signals. | |
| So these are something, you know, obviously we don't have this big scientific consensus on this at this point, but these are signals that... Well, that's what I was going to ask you. | |
| There are people pushing back. | |
| What is the argument against this study right now? | |
| Well, the limited data is the first one. | |
| That's the obvious glaring one. | |
| So, we have the 13 participants that were found, even though 11 of them had that spike protein. | |
| This other document wasn't for public viewing, not that that matters. | |
| And then, in the Japanese Regulatory Agency study, there was some question of accuracy with the testing used to identify if these are indeed the specific nanolipid particles in these vaccines. | |
| So that's one of the pushback points there. | |
| I guess that'll have to be answered by the scientific community, but there does seem to be a track of investigation here that's easy to see and should be able to be continued very easily, I would imagine. | |
| And I think also it's really concerning when you look at the level that these scientists are at. | |
| We're talking leading virologists, leading doctors, specialists that are, as you said, putting their careers on the line saying, I stand by what I am now stating to newspapers and the news. | |
| This is an incredible moment to see. | |
| We've never, ever... I was just saying as I was watching all the news this week, it's not only that the pharmaceutical industry has tried to force a product on the entire world. | |
| It appears that they've attempted to force the entire world to take one of the worst products they have ever designed. | |
| Uh, causing so many problems from the heart swelling in children, because, oh, God, who cares about that? | |
| I mean, it's just outrageous. | |
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