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Nov. 10, 2021 - Jim Fetzer
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Need to Know (9 November 2021): TEXAS TUESDAY with Joe Olson and Michael Ivey
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This is Jim Fetzer in Madison, Wisconsin, welcoming you to another Texas Tuesday.
We have Joel Olson in Houston.
On the one hand, Michael Ivey, formerly of Fort Worth, on the other.
While Michael resides currently in Asheville, North Carolina, he has never given up his Texas roots.
Meanwhile, we have Harvard and Stanford doctors claiming Fauci fooled America.
What's fascinating about this, in part, is not only that we have Martin Koldorf, PhD, an epidemiologist, biostatistician, and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, and Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, a professor of health policy at Stanford, authoring the article, but that it appeared in Newsweek, which, of course, is a very widely read general news magazine.
Here's Caldef tweeting, Unfortunately, Fauci got major epidemiology and public health questions wrong.
Reality and scientific studies have now caught up with him.
The doctors say it was understandable why so many would listen to Anthony Fauci when the pandemic began, but the evidence now runs counter to his advice.
When the pandemic hit, America needed someone to turn to.
The media and public naturally looked to Dr. Anthony, Tony the Rat Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, an esteemed laboratory immunologist, and one of Trump's chosen COVID advisors.
Unfortunately, he got major epidemiology and public health questions wrong, where now science and reality have caught up with him.
Meanwhile, we have a tweet.
Amazing how a single scientist in the same position for 37 years managed to cause so much harm to his country and to the world.
Had we listened to Martin Kolduff and Jay Bhattacharya instead, we'd have been in a much better world today, no doubt about it.
Meanwhile, in a major development, a rabbinical court has decreed MRNA jab is absolutely forbidden for children, adolescents, young men and women.
This is a fascinating development.
On November 1st, the Rabbinical Court officially decreed that the mRNA COVID shot is absolutely forbidden for those groups.
The Rabbinical Court, as part of the Israeli legal system, determines laws that reflect the teachings of the Torah, which, of course, are the first five books of the Bible, the Old Testament.
A ruling by the Rabbinical Court is considered God's law.
Strictly followed by the Jewish community, the importance of this decision cannot be overestimated on its ultimate effect on Jewish children and young adults throughout the world.
After hours of testimony on October 26th by medical experts, lawyers, and scientists, the rabbinical court made their decree stating It is absolutely forbidden to administer or even to promote this injection to children, adolescents, young men or women, even if it means they will not be permitted by the government to attend yeshiva or seminary or to study abroad.
It is an explicit obligation to protest against this mandate, and anyone who can prevent the injection from being forced upon our youth must do so forthrightly and emphatically.
The court further forbid pregnant women and healthy adults of childbearing age.
Much harm appears to be caused to pregnant women as a result of the injection, possibly due to the antibodies that the body develops against a protein called SYNT10-1 or from SM-102 or from the micro blood clots caused by the injection.
The common denominator here is that it's harmful for a pregnant woman and that it may be considered a violation of the prohibition of sterilization or preventing fertility as such.
It is forbidden for them to take this injection.
Included in this are all healthy adults who are of childbearing age.
They too should stay away from the sad injection.
The decision also addressed older adults.
They specifically determined it is best to err on the side of caution.
Therefore, It is best to err on the side of caution and abstain from taking the injection rather than endangering one's life by performing an action that can engender immediate and direct harm, especially since there are other medical treatments at work, as mentioned, and that are not harmful.
Absolutely fascinating.
Dr. Robert Malone, widely credited for inventing mRNA vaccines at Salk in 1988, posted the following.
Apparently, the testimony to the Hasidic rabbinical court in New York City was useful and a decision has been rendered.
SARS-CoV-2 vaccination is absolutely forbidden in children and caution for adults.
I will post the Hebrew and English versions when available.
I'm very impressed by this development.
I think it's a wonderful turn.
Joe, your thoughts?
Well, last Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in a three-judge panel ruled that the federal government had overextended the Congressional limits on OSHA and they had no right to force injections and the White House had until five o'clock yesterday to respond.
Well, today the White House sock puppet.
And she may pronounce it differently because it has an E on the end.
But she's basically Karen Jean-Pierre, who has a degree in public affairs from Columbia University.
She's on the faculty there.
And then she's also a commentator with NBC and CBS.
She said, ignore the Fifth Circuit Court.
Go ahead and keep jabbing people.
So, you know, when you are contemplating getting a Pfizer jab.
There's some information that was hacked from the European Medical Association about suppression of adverse effects and how unstable the RNA is over time and storage conditions, and then I'll put the link to that in the comments, and that's a Review by Tim Truth at Bitshoot.
And then also there's a site called Violation Tracker, goodjobsfirst.org, slash parent, slash Pfizer.
They've got the criminal fines that Pfizer has paid over the last 40 years, $4.7 billion.
Dozens and dozens, probably 100 criminal violations by this group.
And this is the one you're trusting to put something in your arm.
Over the weekend, they released their child-altered drug, which includes tromethamine, which is a blood thinner to keep kids from having instant heart attacks when they give them the little kitty jab.
And over the weekend, Well, Walgreens and CVS both said that they had vaccinated a million kids each.
So that's 2 million American kids that have just been experimented as guinea pigs, and I find this absolutely horrifying.
That's grotesque, Joe.
Michael.
Yes, it is.
Back to that article that was in Newsweek.
I did a double take when I saw that was in Newsweek.
It's like, is that a leak in the damn of mainstream media when they're allowing Bhattacharya and that other person to to call this whole thing a public health catastrophe.
You know, he was one of three highly placed medical academics who came out with what was called the Great Barrington Declaration about a year ago I guess maybe a little longer than that, saying that lockdowns and everything that were being was being done to us and to our children was exactly the wrong thing to do.
Um, so I'm just a bit surprised in terms of what I know the agenda to be that they would allow Newsweek to print something like that.
But even so, they're doing it.
He's he's.
Talking in terms of it being a mistake and they got it wrong.
So there's no blame being set other than for really bad mistakes when the three of us know that this was an agenda all along this long plan and worked out in detail.
And speaking of getting it wrong in Fauci, RFK Jr.' 's new book, The Real Anthony Fauci, just came out, and I haven't read it yet, but from what I understand, it completely eviscerates Fauci and exposes lots of criminality in his past.
I was just watching an excerpt from a three-hour interview that RFK Jr.
did with that Rainer Fulmisch group, and this was back in May.
But in this excerpt, he goes through Fauci's history, and it's really amazing the stuff that he's got in his past when you've got somebody objective like him to talk about it.
Fauci really is like a Dr. Evil kind of guy.
And then moving to the... He's a U.S.
response to Joseph Mengele.
I have no doubt about it.
Yeah, I think worse.
Same cloth, though.
Those were great statements by that New York rabbinical court on giving children and pregnant women, not giving them these shots.
And I was wondering if that's the same three-person rabbinical court that Zelenko testified in front of three or four months ago?
That was a really good statement, too.
In that context, and I won't make all my answers this long, but I have to read a quote from a recent David Martin presentation before a large group.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are right now on the precipice of the mass murder of five to 11 year olds in this country, and we're pretending that that's as important or even less important than if we have Let me say that again.
Children are being murdered, and we're pretending like it's just one of the issues.
For me, that's not one of the issues.
Right now, the emergency use authorization and the illegality of the criminal conspiracy is the issue.
You got it.
Oh, bless you.
Gesundheit.
Thank you both.
Gesundheit again.
Thank you both.
Thank you both.
And of course, a phrase occurred, you know, because your soul was supposed to escape from your body where the devil might snatch it when you sneeze.
So you're saying God bless you to protect you from the devil snatching it.
Meanwhile, AOC blasts James Carvell for blaming wokeness on the young can beating McAuliffe.
AOC has completely lost it.
She lives in a bubble.
Carvel has been beating the drum for some time now, painting Democrats as out-of-touch urbanites.
AOC, one of the best examples of what he's talking about, didn't take it kindly, arguing that Virginia Democrats weren't far left enough.
She tweeted, What it means is she has no idea what's going on there out in the world and how the public is reacting.
political discussion or James Carvel and Fox News pundit.
So that should tell you all you need to know.
What it means is she has no idea what's going on there out in the world and how the public
is reacting.
In a Wednesday PBS interview, Carvel said wokeness was to blame for McAuliffe's loss.
What went wrong is just stupid wokeness.
Don't look just at Virginia and New Jersey.
Look at Long Island.
Look at Buffalo.
Look at Minneapolis.
Even look at Seattle, Washington.
I mean, this defund the police lunacy, this take Abraham Lincoln's name off of schools.
I mean, people see that.
It just really has a suppressive effect all across the country on Democrats.
Some of these people need to go to a woke detox center or something.
I couldn't agree more.
AOC, however, took offense, arguing her words were taken out of context.
How can news outlets even attribute words to me I didn't say?
She tweeted.
I said there are limits to trying to mobilize a campaign with 100% moderate strategy without mobilizing the base.
I said nothing about wokeness, which is a term almost exclusively used by older people these days.
AOC also tweeted, and before people disingenuously complain woke is denigrating older people, it's actually pundits like Carvel using terms like woke to insult voters under 45 that's denigrating.
She's gonna win a lot of fans with comments like that.
AOC showing she's thin-skinned, can't take criticism even in the face of an overwhelming defeat.
From a campaigner who embraced all of her own ideas.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, I have the perfect article for her.
Only an airhead can save us from air.
And that's on her global warming thing.
Her and Greta and Gore and all of them are in Pelosi.
They're all scientifically illiterate.
I'd be happy to sit down and give you a course in radiation physics and thermodynamics, but unfortunately you're at the, you know, Sesame Street level of understanding of anything to do with science and history, so it's a waste of time.
I can't believe this puppet, sock puppet, got in the first time, and I can't believe she got re-elected, but Hopefully they'll find somebody to run against her in the near future and she'll be retired to the bartender job that she's qualified for.
Yes, Michael.
Well, that's a nice thing that James Carville did right there confronting these people with a bit of reality and a hint of moderation.
I liked the statement that he made that they need to go to a woke detox center.
I thought that was hilarious.
It reminds one of the deprogramming of cult members, in this case the woke cult or the Covidian cult.
I'm a bit I'm cautious, though.
I'm thinking that these days, the entire world of politics is nothing but a sideshow.
I mean, the people who actually run things were, in the meantime, meeting at... I forgot what they called this meeting in Europe that they called a climate summit last week, and... Glasgow COP26.
Yeah, and the objective reports that leaked out of it said that they were talking about the climate, almost none at all.
What they were actually talking about was the imposition of a new digital monetary system.
So, you know, that's all linked in with the the green or vaccine passport deception.
So I think that's what the people who are actually in control of the world, so to speak, are talking about where we're looking at this crazy political system.
Yeah, good points.
Good points.
Yes.
One and all.
AOC is out to lunch.
Even the New York Times editorial board says the Democrats have to move to the center or keep losing.
They wrote about their road to disaster, about the progressive woke agenda, that Virginia elections are a grave marker of political peril.
It's coming clear since Biden's first day in office what the path he's following has disastrous effects in the political arena.
They can't ignore the fact he's massively unpopular.
It's expected the loser of the gubernatorial race, Terry McCullough, would pull in everyone he could.
He brought in Biden, former President Obama, Many other unpopular Democrats think Stacey Abrams helped campaign for him and it didn't turn out well.
That's partly because the Democrats who showed up and gave speeches and what their popularity means for their future in politics and public perception.
The paper said, what do justice and what is badly needed is an honest conversation in the Democratic Party.
About how to return to the moderate policies and values that fueled the blue wave victories in 2018 and won Joe Biden the presidency in 2020, as though there'd been no massive theft of the election.
The problem is they weren't moderate then.
They didn't have the capability of holding a majority in the House, the Senate and the presidency.
Americans badly need a rolling conversation today and in the coming weeks and months about how moderate voters of all affiliations can go a less behind and guide the only party right now that shows an interest in governing and preserving Democrat norms, which is outrageous referring to the Democratic Party since they're violating election and laws right and left.
That would be believable if Democrats hadn't pushed out Tulsi Gabbard.
She had destroyed Kamala Harris multiple times on the debate stage and then got the boot.
It's partly the Democrat Party, but a lot of the brain goes toward Democrat voters who are keeping Bernie Sanders and AOC in office.
The paper went on to talk about sensible solutions for the economy, schools, inflation, transportation, and other issues that could be a moderate topic and push unification.
But Biden's administration isn't doing that. They're throwing out every socialist agenda to
see what sticks. Government control over American lives should be kept at bay. But the Biden
administration isn't considering that.
If there's anything the COVID pandemic showed us, it's local politics matters more than federal.
There was a considerable pushback at federal mandates that went very well for Florida and for Texas.
The federal government couldn't do anything because the Constitution gives states the right to choose what happens in their state.
The main assertion in the article is Biden did not win the Democratic primary because he promised a progressive revolution.
He captured the nomination because he promised an exhausted nation a return to sanity, decency, and confidence.
Well, what the Democrats are offering is nothing but insanity, indecency, and incompetence.
And remember, they didn't actually win this election.
Here was Sydney's, you know, tweet about it at the time.
The actual results of the election read, from coast to coast, even California and Minnesota went for Trump 410 electoral votes to 128 for Biden.
The Democrats have no basis whatsoever, which is why they're importing migrants by the hundreds of thousands in order to alter the voting patterns that are seen there.
Unbelievable.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, there was a silver lining to the COVID jab death rate and that was that maybe it's going to take out a lot of the liberal politicians and there was some hope that uh maybe uh Gruesome Newsome was a victim of his booster jab.
Supposedly he got the J&J the first time around and then because he's mandating everybody else get the jab he got on record being jabbed again about two weeks ago and then he disappeared and everybody's saying well looks like and and The reports were that he had Dilan Bray, and then there was also reports that in Raw News that he was held up at his estate, and a team of white hat Marines went in and had a firefight with his two state police officers, killed both of them, and then took him prisoner, and he's in Gitmo testifying.
Well, that was a nice story to read on Monday morning, but I'm glad I didn't share it with anybody.
without the caveat that over the weekend he attended a wedding for Ivy Love Getty in San Francisco.
So apparently he's not on his deathbed and he's not at Getmo.
So unless they've got somebody with a nice silicon mask and a good impersonation of him. But
anyhow, so bottom line.
He's been recuperating at the luxury estate of an oil heiress.
Yeah, there you go.
That's the kind of scumbag we have there.
A good exemplar of a Democratic politician today.
Michael, your thoughts?
Well, on stories like this, I continue to harp on my skepticism about the political system in general.
I mean, even if it's the case that a lot of Republicans get elected in the next cycle or two, I'm skeptical that they'll actually do anything or anything significant to stop the big agenda that's being imposed on the world.
That sort of thing seems to represent, at the time, a certain level of pushback against that agenda.
But the question is, will it matter?
It's not like, if you look back at the last 16 years, what have Republicans done that really mattered to stop this agenda?
And that reminds me of that famous book, what is the title of it, by Professor Carol Quigley of Georgetown?
Tragedy and hope.
He laid out the thinking of the globalists in controlling the political system.
And it was exactly that, that we have to let the people believe that their vote means something so that we can allow them to alternate back and forth between the parties while we control both sides.
Yes, yes.
Many share that opinion, Michael, no doubt about it.
Oh, and if just on that theme a while back, I just went back and charted out the oscillation between the Democrat and Republican presidents.
And it's a very strict oscillation back and forth over the last 50 or 60 years.
Did you want to elaborate on that exactly?
No, I'm just saying that that's the kind of thing that Quigley was talking about was their strategy was to allow people the the perception that they're throwing the bastards out and going over to the other side.
And then the same thing happens in another four years, or maybe they'll have eight years and then eight years of the other party.
It's a very, very strict oscillation back and forth. The longest period being the Reagan followed by
the Bush administration of 12 years.
Well, you see, I still do. I still have lingering affection for Donald Trump.
I mean, he gave us energy independence.
He strengthened the economy.
He raised wages for the lowest wage-earning workers.
His other wages, he clamped down on the border.
I mean, how can we say there are no differences between the parties when Trump was doing so much good for the country and Biden is undoing it all?
I don't know.
I'm not convinced there's no difference between the parties.
Michael, I'm raising this as a serious issue.
Your thoughts?
Well, I wouldn't say that either, that there's no difference between the parties, especially in the last six years, because The party that is called the Democrat Party now has gone way over the ledge, so that's just insanity for anybody to back that thing now.
Incompetence, indecency, and insanity.
Just the opposite of what the New York Times was implying.
I mean, how insulting is that?
Meanwhile, cloak and dagger.
Military intelligence outfit at center of U.S.
digital vaccine passport push.
Very disturbing.
Practically hours after a global pandemic was declared by the World Health Organization, the Department of Homeland Security contracted MITRE to engage, inform, and guide mayors, governors, and emergency response officials on the COVID-19 response.
According to Forbes, the CDC also inked a $16.3 million contract to establish an enduring national capability.
One day after signing its contract, MITRE pumped out a white paper outlining the projected impact on COVID-19 of the U.S.
population.
Think about it.
One day later after signing the contract, that means it was all set up in advance.
They already had their white paper drafted in advance.
Led by German economist, Klaus Schwab, a disgusting and repulsive inhuman being, who says he's leading a fourth industrial revolution, changing the way people live, work, and relate to one another.
The World Economic Forum is an international network of some of the wealthiest and most politically powerful people on the planet, all deserve to be indicted, tried, and hung.
Based in Davos, the WEF positions itself As the thought leaders of global capitalism and promoters of genocidal globalism.
In January, several webpapers, including Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, and other mega corporations announced a coalition to launch the vaccine credential initiative, the CVI, with James Institute This is a national idea of all the surveillance agencies' aspirations.
The stated goal is to implement a single smart health card.
In the U.S., some states are already deploying the health cards.
Italy's Green Pass in action.
An old woman is turned away from medical exams at a hospital because she can't produce her mandatory health passport.
These systems inherently discriminate against members of vulnerable groups and encourage private security overreach, as seen here.
Meanwhile, MITRE's paper confidently asserted COVID represented an epidemic that's approximately as dangerous as a Spanish flu that infected 500 million and killed 50 million worldwide.
But that's a gross exaggeration.
It's nothing like that.
The most current reports show that COVID is no more harmful than the flu.
It's just they've converted all the deaths from flu and other respiratory diseases and called them COVID.
To create the mass illusion that there's something really going on here against which we must vaccinate ourselves with vaccines that aren't properly qualified as vaccines that are bringing about massive damage and death to those who take them.
With its now discredited modeling as justification, MITRE demanded authorities reduce social contact between members of the population by 90%, impose harsh lockdowns, shut down virtually all businesses, seal borders, quarantine returning citizens in hotels or other facilities, one to a room with skeleton staff.
Imagine putting the whole country into solitary confinement.
Many states follow some version triggering a social and economic catastrophe from which the population may never fully recover.
I repeat, from which the population may never fully recover.
Now that the lockdowns appear over miters at the center of a push for digital vaccine passports through the Vaccine Credential Initiative.
Yet the influential military intelligence organization remains behind cloak and dagger, mostly unknown to a U.S.
public whose lives could be radically altered by one of its most consequential projects.
This is all disgusting beyond belief.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, MITRE is the brains of the fourth branch of government.
And the fourth industrial revolution is actually the fourth Reich.
And if you trace the roots of the money people behind the World Economic Forum,
absolutely it's leftover Nazi money and 100% Rothschild money.
And never forget, the Rothschilds found and funded Napoleon who invaded Russia in 1812.
They found and funded Karl Marx, Engel, Trotsky, Lenin, Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, and Mao.
So if you want to know who is responsible for the Domicide, which is death by government of 200 million people in the 20th century, it's the Rothschilds.
And you want to know who's going to be responsible for the billions that are going to die in this century if we don't stop these son-of-a-bitches quick?
It's going to be the Rothschilds.
So that's what we're dealing with.
And as far as isolation, they have found through, you know, multiple CIA programs, MKUltra, everything else, that the most effective form of torture is solitary confinement.
Because human beings are social animals, and if we're deprived of social contact, that's the most torture you can put on somebody.
And you can do it endlessly, which is what they're planning on doing now.
Isolate the individual, and then you have nothing left but a collective of slaves.
Yep, nice points.
And Klaus Schwab, of course, is himself a raw child.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, in the context of that story, I want to give a plug to journalist, Whitney Webb.
She's done a lot of great work on the issue of these digital vaccine passports, which, and it's better stated as a platform.
Then a vaccine passport, of course.
And she can be found on her website called Unlimited Hangout and also in interviews at The Last American Vagabond.
The principal deception being imposed here is that these digital vaccine passports
have anything to do with the health of the populace. This pandemic is being used as a Trojan horse
in order to put these things out there.
Like I said, that's just how it's being sold to the public so they can have a Chinese
social credit system worldwide.
And a digital platform is a better term that has nothing to do with health, other than the fact that health and all the rest of your personal information, including all your bank accounts, or one bank account rather, is going to be on there.
And when that happens, we're going to, if we allow that to happen, we will enter into a form of social slavery and control of all money, all energy use, all human activity, like we've never been imaginable.
I think you're 100% correct, Michael.
It's absolutely stunning what's taking place here in front of our very eyes.
Meanwhile, we'll be right back.
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How disgusting is that?
Pfizer's way to try to induce kids to be enthusiastic about taking the shot, when the objective is to kill as many of them as possible.
I wanted to share that with everyone here.
And Joe, your thoughts first.
Yeah, well, the president, CEO of Pfizer, was on CNBC today and he said those who spread misinformation about vaccines are criminals.
Gee, I wonder if those that spread poison toxins and lie about them are criminals too, but that's aside.
We have a report by Paul Joseph Watson at Summit News.
50% of the Border Patrol agents are unfaxed.
48% have not registered their vaccine status.
Of the 52% that did register their vaccine status, 10% said they were not vaxxed.
So it looks like we could be in the process of not only do we not have a border on the south, amazingly nobody can cross the northern border.
So we don't have to worry about being invaded by Canada.
And we're not going to invade them, but the southern border is completely disappeared and that's before we get rid of 50% of the border agents because they refuse to get jabbed.
And in other news, Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Long in testimony at Senator Ron Johnson's hearing said that there are over 200,000 active reserve and national guard troops who have not taken the vaccine and are going to be drummed out of the service.
My guess is that they'll go further than drum them out.
I think they're going to go ahead and try to arrest them because these guys are going to be the core that if there is a white hat insurrection they're going to be the ones that pull it off and so they're an absolute threat to this world domination that's going on and they can just bring in
UN troops or Chinese to replace them so uh things are are going to get uglier for a long time
before they get better unless you know God decides to intervene on our side soon.
Michael.
Regarding that Pfizer ad, the evil and cynicism and absolute denial of spiritual basis for humanity
that's present and represented by that Pfizer video is Is just beyond words.
And I returned to a section of what David Martin said, he said, there is no other topic right now, then that we're facing them this mass murder of our children.
Yeah, stunning, stunning, stunning.
myself with except for the preservation of the next generation from a mass murdering,
genocidal, psychopathic group of criminals who've decided that they can look on a five-year-old
with contempt. Yeah, stunning, stunning, stunning. Sacrificial lambs are children.
Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers says he didn't lie.
Detailed his decision to not get vaccinated.
Actually, Aaron's very intelligent about this.
What he's done is exactly what I have done.
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he did not lie discussing his vaccine status.
He's followed almost all protocols for unvaccinated players.
Explained his reasoning for not getting one of the traditional vaccines before the season.
In a 46-minute appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, he said he's allergic to an ingredient in two of the three vaccines, the ones produced by Moderna and Pfizer.
He confirmed he underwent a treatment designed to raise his immunity and appealed to the NFL to be considered vaccinated, but lost the appeal.
I believe strongly in bodily autonomy and the ability to make choices for your body, not to have to acquiesce to some woke culture or crazed group of individuals who say you have to do something, he said during a lengthy rebuttal, though what he suggested was misinformation reported over the past few years.
Health is not a one-size-fits-all for everybody, and for me, it involved a lot of study in the offseason.
Asked in August whether he were vaccinated, he said, yeah, I've been immunized.
First of all, I didn't lie during the press conference during the time it was a witch hunt going on across the league, where everyone in the media was concerned about who was vaccinated and who wasn't, and what that meant, and who was being salvaged, and who would talk about it.
What it meant if they said it's a personal decision and they shouldn't have to disclose their own medical information.
And at the time, my plan was to say, I have been immunized.
It wasn't some sort of ruse or lie.
It was a truth.
I'll get into the whole immunization in a second.
But had there been a follow-up to my statement, I've been immunized, I would have responded with this.
Look, I'm not some sort of anti-vax flat earther.
I'm somebody who's a critical thinker.
Rogers, 37, said because of his allergy the only option for one of the approved was J&J, which he was not comfortable taking because of reports of side effects.
He did not dispose the exact treatment he underwent before he appealed to the NFL, but He said he's taking ivermectin, zinc, and monoclonal treatments, of which I have done the same.
You know, my desire to immunize myself was what was best for my body, which is why it was so important to me.
My medical team advised me the danger of an adverse effect to a vaccine was greater than the risk of getting COVID and recovering.
So I made a decision in the best interest of my body.
He said he had COVID symptoms Tuesday, tested positive the next day.
He didn't feel well Thursday, but felt much better Friday.
I have taken this very seriously.
I'm not a COVID denier.
I just wanted to make the decision that was best for my body.
That's it.
The Packers, NFL, and the Players Union have been aware of Roger's status since shortly after he reported for training in July.
He said he believed he would win the appeal until, according to him, one of the doctors involved in his appeal said it's impossible for a vaccinated person to get COVID or spread COVID, which of course we know is completely false.
I knew I was definitely not going to win the appeal, and it was shortly thereafter denied.
And we know now that information is totally false.
That was given to me.
A league source said no doctor from the league or the jointly agreed upon infectious disease consultants ever communicated with Rogers.
How the hell could they know that?
In mid-August, a member of the Packers medical staff inquired with a medical director on behalf of a player who asked if the medical director would consider whether there an alternative homeopathic treatment could qualify as fully vaccinated.
He said the NFL sent someone to speak to the Packers about vaccination because at the time they were 19th among the 32 teams in vaccination rates.
They sent in a stooge Early in train camp to tell us we were 19th in the league in vaccination percentage.
I challenged some of the things he was saying and afterwards I was thanked by a lot of coaches and players.
League officials went from team to team during training to make sure they were aware of the protocols.
Packers wide receiver Devontae Adams, who was activated off-reserve Thursday, said he isn't passing any judgment on his quarterback.
He's a grown man.
Everybody can.
You know, it's bigger than football, man.
It's people's lives.
They've got to figure out what they're comfortable with.
There's religion and all different kinds of things to go into, so any question for Aaron and his vaccination sap are better left off for when he talks to you guys.
Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur said Friday he had not heard Roger's interview and didn't plan to listen.
I think our locker room is totally focused on the task at hand.
I think that's always been the case.
Rogers detailed the protocol as a vaccinated player, including daily testing and mask wearing.
He was not asked about his lifestyle, where he's been photographed with multiple team lights.
Protocol says unvaccinated players may not gather away from headquarters with more than three.
However, Rogers acknowledged he does not believe he should have to wear a mask during news conferences.
That, he has, is a violation of the protocols.
He said he believes it's unnecessary for an unvaccinated player who's tested for COVID to wear a mask in a room full of reporters who've been vaccinated in their masks.
I followed every single protocol to a T, minus the one I just mentioned that makes absolutely no sense to me.
NFL said it was revealing whether protocols were followed, and Whatever penalties are levied won't include a suspension for Rodgers.
No doubt.
Because that would piss off so many fans of the NFL.
Joe, your thoughts?
Well, we're fixing to see the fading of all of these professional sports teams because they're having basketball players drop dead.
Tons of soccer players in Europe, I think 75 at the last count, had sudden heart attacks.
These are guys in the prime of their life, early 20s, super athletes.
The same thing with basketball.
So, you know, I can personally do with a little less circus and a lot more bread, so it doesn't bother me too much, but I'm glad that the guy stood up.
Over the last year and a half, I've attended dozens of events with over a dozen frontline doctors here in Texas.
I was a really good student in chemistry back in the early 70s, and I had studied the alkaloid family, which includes quinine.
Which is the best treatment in the world for malaria, but it also treats a whole bunch of other autoimmune diseases, including lupus and chronic fatigue syndrome.
I wrote two really great articles that I'll put in the show notes.
One is called Right to Try Voodoo.
Which every vaccine is voodoo, and in 2018, Trump signed the Right to Try Act, but if you read it, the Right to Try Act only allows you the right to be a guinea pig for the CDC.
And the other article I wrote is called, Woofoo Bat Stew News for You, and that is the history and development of hydroxychloroquine, which was originally quinine, and then it was stabilized as chloroquine in Germany by Bayer in 1935 and then during the war it was further stabilized as hydroxychloroquine.
It's been on the list of mandatory medicines since 1950 and has, you know, absolutely no side effects.
Ivermectin is a similar drug which has a very good track record.
There have been over 7 billion people treated in the last 50 years with ivermectin and
there have been seven deaths. So it's a matter of whether you want to take their poison or
something that you know is not poison.
So I elected to get a script and I've been taking HCQ for over a year and it's also beneficial for
arthritis. So if you got a stiff knee or joint you might talk to your doctor about getting a script.
Yep, yep, yep. Well I've taken the monochromal antibody IVI.
I've taken ivermectin.
I've taken HCQ.
In my opinion, Aaron Rodgers was displaying high intelligence and thoughtful consideration for the risks and benefits.
He made the right decision.
The league, however, is a Petty, tyrannical organization.
And as you're implying, Joe, many of their players are going to be dead in the near future.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, I've got a lot of respect for Rogers for having taken this stand.
And you said something about his not being suspended, but he didn't play last week.
What was that about if he wasn't suspended?
Anybody know?
Oh, he was on a quarantine.
He was on a quarantine, Michael.
What they mean is they're not suspending him from the NFL, which would piss off a lot of fans.
He was on quarantine for 10 days because he had tested positive.
Okay, with a bogus test.
That's great.
With a bogus test.
Yeah, well, we know that.
While having great respect for him like that, I didn't like his use of the terms like COVID denier or anti-vax flat earther.
You know, he doesn't have to denigrate all the people out here who know what's going on with terms like that.
You're right.
I was listening to the Dennis Fecho Show Saturday And like Joe was mentioning, he listed about 20 high-level professional soccer players, athletes, and sports stars who were in incredibly good health and good shape and had
Died unexpectedly of heart attacks, strokes, blood clots since this vaccine regime has been forced on their teams.
Of course, no one in the mainstream media is going to cover that kind of stuff.
The name of the article that lists all those is Worldwide Surge of Sports People Suffering Sudden Health Issues and Deaths.
Back to Aaron Rodgers.
You know, we haven't seen a lot of pro players going down here yet.
It's the case that a certain very wealthy ethnicity owns the great majority of professional sports teams, and of course they all want to keep making money as well as using pro sports as a opiate of the masses, or like Joe said, the modern day equivalent of bread and circuses.
But it's definitely a fly in the ointment for them to have an athlete as high profile as Rogers go against this gigantic vaccine deception.
You're absolutely right.
Yes, yes, yes.
And the spate of deaths in the highly trained and physically competent individuals is, of course, ought to be stunningly disturbing.
Audio of staff meeting leaked after Tucker has emergency surgery.
This is on his back.
It's not clear exactly what happened, but I watched when Jesse Waters covered for him.
The conservative pundit apparently suffered an undisclosed injury that prompted him to get treatment and emergency surgery on Wednesday, calling it one of the most traumatic things that's ever happened to me in my whole life.
An evolved teetotaler Tucker said even high doses of prescription opioids, Balalude and Fentanyl, failed to ease the pain.
He said his experience with the powerful drugs gave him a new appreciation of their ability to extinguish the spirit within you.
It's unclear what triggered the need for surgery, but Tucker is believed to have suffered from serious back pain for several weeks before it took a turn for the worse.
Meanwhile, the slimy New York Times complains Tucker with neo-Nazis in Charlottesville.
New York Times feature writer Elizabeth Williamson, whom I met when she came out here to cover my trial for damages so she could propagandize about it, paired neo-Nazis who protested in Charlottesville with Fox News host Tucker Carlson in a 15-word, 100-word profile of renowned holocaust scholar Deborah Lipstadt.
She was the expert in the headline.
How America Got to Charlottesville, an Expert Draws a Man.
Tucker was accused of sharing white replacement theory with the fashions.
Online, the paper underlined the offensive comparison in two photo captions, one that bluntly or falsely stated in April.
Fox News host Tucker espoused replacement theory on air.
Dr. Lipstadt, a professor of modern Jewish history and Holocaust studies at Emory, is scheduled to appear in Charlottesville Wednesday for the plaintiffs.
in Sines versus Kessler, a civil case brought against two dozen neo-Nazis and white nationalist
groups who organized a 2017 Unite the Right rally in the college town. In paragraph 9,
Williamson began the Tucker attack line. Replacement theory is often expressed through
conspiracy theories about voting fraud, Jewish or foreign-born globalist invasions,
and the electoral dominance by non-white immigrants, and has been espoused by false news commentators,
Republican members of Congress, and former President Donald J. Trump.
In April, Fox News host Tucker Carlson espoused replacement theory on the air.
The left and all the little gatekeepers on Twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term replacement.
If you suggest that the Democrat Party is trying to replace the current electorate, the voters now casting ballots with new people, more obedient voters from the third world.
He said on the broadcast, that's what's happening, actually.
Let's just say it.
That's true.
Carlson used the term replacement theory, but it sounded less like a conspiracy theory about a globalist cabal trying to replace U.S.
voters, and more like he thinks the Democrats favor massive immigration for political reasons, believing demography is destiny, with more young and grateful new voters from elsewhere.
The liberal media cannot stand the accusation, but it's easy for them to accuse Fox of airing neo-Nazi theories.
Then Williamson noticed Tucker was praised for these remarks.
White nationalists who organized the rally in Charlottesville praised his comments.
Echoed by some Republicans in Congress.
Representative Scott Perry of Pennsylvania said many Americans believe we're replacing nationally—meaning natural-born Americans, native-born Americans—to permanently transform the political landscape of this very nation.
I frankly don't think there's any doubt about it.
Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin My senator, of whom I'm very proud, sent a news release to his constituents in April with quotes from an interview on Fox Business where he said the Biden administration wants to completely open borders and you have to ask yourself why?
Is it really they want to remake the demographics to ensure they stay in power forever?
There's a kind of hate laundering that takes place where fringe ideas move from the margins to the mainstream, according to Jonathan Greenblatt, chief of the Anti-Defamation League, which of course is the intellectual arm of the Mossad.
Greenblatt openly said Tucker must go, so he's hardly an objective source of criticism.
In my opinion, the ADL ought to go.
The Times won't note green-black work for Obama, so he easily aligns against Fox.
This is the same newspaper that downplays leftist anti-Semitism with articles like, Ilhan Omar is not here to put you at ease.
In any case, is it controversial and conspiratorial to claim the Democratic Party is trying to get more immigrants from the southern border into the United States, hoping for them to dutifully vote for the party who advocated for them?
How can that even be in doubt?
Meanwhile, of course, it's a manifestation of the Calurgy Plan, which was intended to flood Europe with migrants from Africa, just as we're flooding the United States today with migrants from South and Central America.
This is not a conspiracy theory.
This is a conspiracy fact.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, the Noahide Law said that the Jews can kill every one of us.
That's all the goyim, everybody that's a non-Jew, that they can have up to 2,500 of us as slaves because they're the chosen few.
And this Lipstadt lady that you're talking about, she wrote a book called Denying the Holocaust, and she's currently nominated by O'Biden, or Brandon, whatever you want to call him, to be To be the envoy to combat and monitor anti-Semitism, some kind of appointed special envoy position.
She won a landmark case against Holocaust denier David Irving.
about the Holocaust.
He's one of the greatest historians ever, and he speaks German.
He spent decades researching all of the original German files on everything that happened in World War II.
He documented that the Holocaust didn't happen.
He's a British historian, and they villainized him like you wouldn't believe.
His books are impossible to get, but his research is absolutely impeccable.
I've listened to a half dozen of his I'm sorry.
hour long lectures and the guy's just a phenomenal historian.
And we're only allowed to know the truth that they want us to know,
which is the untruth.
It's disgusting and she doesn't deserve to be approved for any appointment in any office.
So I'm sorry, I'm a denier of lies.
I'm with you. I'm with you.
And anyone who wants to know the score on the Holocaust, check out my The Holocaust Narrative, Politics Trump Science, which you can find on the government rag.
Also on my blog when it's back up, temporarily down because of an unanticipated copyright claim about photographs from, guess who, Lenny Bosner.
And I didn't learn about it until the site was already taken down, so we're working to get it back up.
The Holocaust narrative.
Politics trump science.
The government rag.
Check it out.
Michael.
Yeah, I agree with what everything you guys just said.
Sounds like Tucker Carlson is getting a little too close to the truth about the agenda to destroy the white race and Christian culture.
I call Jonathan Greenblatt, he's a Jewish supremacist, I call him the defamer-in-chief.
And like most things, they always name things the exact opposite of what they are, like the Anti-Defamation League exists entirely to defame people who are saying things they don't want heard.
Deborah Lipstadt, oh my god, she has the title of Professor of Modern Jewish History.
What she actually is is a slimy, fake historian who serves the Zionist world order by defaming people who are telling historical truths That they don't want told, and while doing so, brainwashing generations of students at Emory.
And like Joe mentioned, she almost single-handedly, with the help of all the others of like mind, destroyed the career of David Irving, who was one of the best historians of the 20th century.
He'd be in anybody's top five if they were objective about it.
And and he was destroyed because he wasn't really a Holocaust denier.
He just wouldn't go along with that story.
I mean, he didn't ever.
Get really pointed about saying no, it didn't happen or this didn't happen.
He just would not support the lies that they wanted him to support about it.
He was strictly objective, strictly pointed out what the facts showed and all the records of the National Socialist regime had nothing whatsoever in them.
about an extermination program, and for that they got together and destroyed it.
And one last comment on, you had that slide about the Kudenhof-Kalergi plan, and that's a wonderful slide because it comes from Wikipedia and insists that it's only a conspiracy.
Well, the guy wrote it right there in his book in the 20s called Praktischer Idealismus.
And he was a darling of the Rothschild bankers of the day.
And I could read some passages from that book that show that it's not a conspiracy at all.
It's a fact.
You mean it's not a theory.
It's not a theory.
It is a conspiracy.
Correct.
That's correct.
It's a fact.
It's a conspiracy fact.
Do you want to hear a pithy quote from it?
Sure.
Why not?
All right.
The man of the future will be of mixed race.
The races and classes of today will gradually disappear.
The Eurasian Negroid race of the future, similar in appearance to ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples.
Instead of destroying European Judaism, Yes, yes, exactly what they have in mind.
will refine and educate the people, driving the Jews to their future status
as leading this artificial evolutionary process.
Yes, exactly what they have in mind.
Meanwhile, Kyle Rittenhouse judge slams a vast amount of irresponsible and sloppy journalism surrounding the case.
The judge presiding criticized what he called, all the misinformation that's been published.
Speaking with potential jurors, Bruce Schroeder, who's an excellent judge it turns out, that those selected may need to disregard much of what they've heard in the media about the case.
This case has become very political.
It was involved in the politics of the last election year.
Adding, to this day you can go out and read things from all across the political spectrum about this case, most of which is written by people who know nothing.
Schroeder said he's read some things about the case that were perfect, but most of the reporting has been sloppy or deliberately biased.
The price we pay for having a free pass is a lot of irresponsible and sloppy journalism.
Adding, this is not an attack on the media, but a reality check for potential jores about the need for a fair and impartial trial.
It can be frightening, he added, while urging jury candidates to abandon their presuppositions and focus solely on the evidence presented at trial.
He reminded them the right to a fair trial is an important right, guaranteed by the U.S.
Constitution.
The news comes only days after Schroeder ruled the men Rittenhouse fatally shot or wounded can't be referred to as victims by the prosecutors, but can be called rioters and looters and criminals and thugs because that's what they were.
Rittenhouse, then 17, took a gun to the rights to defend local businesses against looting and ransacking in the wake of a white officer shooting of Jacob Blake, a black man.
During the mayhem, he shot three men, killing two.
Charged with multiple felonies, including first-degree homicide, reckless homicide.
It was outrageous the charges brought against him.
Rittenhouse Defense Team has insisted he was acting in self-defense, for which there's an enormous amount of evidence, including videos of the shooting that night which appear to back up his claims.
He later told reporters he doesn't regret taking a gun to protest, saying he would have died had he not.
That's absolutely right.
Meanwhile, the judge rules a video of officers thanking Carl Rittenhouse can be used during the trial.
Thanking Carl Rittenhouse.
Get this.
The key players involved in the Carl Rittenhouse case are all related.
The mayor who let Kenosha burn?
The DA and the lead detective in the Kyle Rittenhouse case are all members of the same family.
Are you paying attention yet?
With Kyle Rittenhouse in the news, we turn back to what really happened, day one.
Please shoot black felon in Kenosha, Wisconsin, evading arrest.
They had a warrant for his arrest on third-degree sexual assault.
Afterward, distraught crowds of black locals manifest and fought the police.
Later that night, they were burning down and looting shops throughout their city.
Day 2.
Protests throughout the night include BLM, Antifa, and locals proceeding to burn, loot, rob, beat shop owners and their stores, similar to the George Floyd riots in Minneapolis.
Day 3.
Governor Evers declares an emergency but turns down the offer to beef up security.
Local store owners and their friend protect stores to prevent another night of burning down the city.
BLM and TIFA mobs declare this act to be racist.
The attempt to burn down shops and tensions escalate until violence erupted, including Carl Rittenhouse shootings.
Look at those three images.
On the upper left, a guy's kicking Carl Rittenhouse in the face with his boot.
In the middle, trying to kill him with a skateboard.
In the third, A felon approaches Kyle with a gun drawn and attempts to shoot him.
This has all been confirmed by witness testimony, by the way.
I expect a full exoneration of Kyle right now, so he will be found to be not guilty.
New angle from video clearly shows Kenosha Ryder was about to shoot Kyle Rittenhouse with a pistol.
Meanwhile, one of the guys who was attacking him had raped five boys, sentencing records reveal.
I tell you, this is absolutely stunning stuff.
I regard Kyle Rittenhouse as an American hero.
All those years in the Marine Corps, I saw no one who could handle a rifle and defend himself as well as Kyle Rittenhouse did on that occasion.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yeah, he's a very mature guy, and he did the right thing.
Jeff Prager had an interesting take on this, an hour-long program.
He said that the FBI had multiple agents embedded, and one of them was following one of the guys that got shot.
And he said, strangely enough, some of the agents were white, which, you know, you would think the BLM would attack them for being racist.
None of the FBI agents were bothered at all.
The FBI had tapes that they withheld, and the defense managed to get one of them was leaked out, so they had to allow it to be used, but then they found out about an additional drone footage that was high-resolution infrared camera that had the whole thing captured, and the FBI says, well, we can't locate that tape.
Well, surprise, surprise.
We had 30 people killed in 2020 due to these George Floyd riots.
We had over a billion dollars in fire and looting losses and the FBI has yet to be able to convict any of those people and all of that had to take place with a massive amount of funding and organization on a national level because they transported these people across straight lines to commit crimes which would be a federal crime in and of itself and yet the FBI is focusing on that and the fact that Project Veritas looked at a copy of a acclaimed diary from
Ashley Biden and so they raided their reporters offices yesterday. I don't know how much more
disgusting you could get but yesterday the prosecution had a real bad day because the guy that was
shot in the arm admitted under oath that he had raised his weapon to shoot Kyle at the time
Kyle shot him in the arm.
So, you know, pretty much justifiable self-defense in that case.
And once you start blowing the cover on all the rest of this stuff, if there's an honest group of jurors, this guy's going to walk and he'll end up being the hero that he was that night.
Oh, I agree completely.
In fact, this guy sat in the hospital when he was recovering.
His only regret was that he didn't shoot Kyle Rittenhouse.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, those are great comments, Joe.
I'm not sure I have a lot I could add to what you just said.
The actions of the judge in this case really lead me to be more optimistic about the possibility that not all the judges have been compromised with bribes and threats like so many of them apparently have.
And the only other thing is that I just watched a recent video by a brother, Nathaniel Kaptner, Who did a really good coverage of the Kyle Rittenhouse case, and it contains all the relevant video.
And like you, Jim, Brother Nathaniel calls Rittenhouse a hero.
Well, I'm a big fan of Brother Nathaniel.
He's a good man.
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Meanwhile, final thoughts.
Joe, yours.
Yeah, well, Elon Musk has announced that he was going to put up 42,000 Starlink low-Earth orbit satellites in order to give us 5G coverage everywhere on the planet, which, you know, If you got 4G, you can watch a movie in real time.
If you got 5G, you can download a five-minute, a two-hour movie in five minutes, but you can't watch it in five minutes.
So what's the real technical advantage to doing that, number one?
Number two, 42,000 of them is really overkill, but recently the owner of Amazon, Bezos, said that he's going to put up 7,750 and four satellites.
So now you got 50,000 satellites in low earth orbit.
These things operate using photocells for electricity and the life of the photocells for the space station is seven years because it's a crude molecular erosion process and they end up not producing any electricity at all so they have to be replaced.
Well what's going to happen we've got 50,000 satellites up there all becoming space junk to prohibit you from getting Uh into outer space and surprisingly enough
Musk calls his Starlink, Bezos calls his Kepler system.
Well, the Kepler belt is an asteroid belt that's out past Neptune, which is just exactly what these satellites will be.
They'll be an asteroid belt around the planet Earth so that nobody can escape this rotten prison planet by spacecraft because you'll be taken out by the space junk that we've put up in this generation.
Absolutely horrible.
I remember the moon landing was an elaborate hoax, y'all.
We don't have the capacity even now to get into outer space or to go to the moon or anything like that.
Michael, your thoughts?
Yeah, for a final thought, I'd like to read some words of RFK Jr.
here.
When we signed the Nuremberg Charter, We pledged that never again would we impose unwanted medical interventions on human beings without their informed consent.
And yet, within two years, all of that convention has suddenly disappeared.
People are walking around in masks when they have no idea what the science is.
They're just doing what they're being told.
These government agencies are orchestrating obedience, and it's not democratic.
It's not the product of a democracy.
It's the product of a big pharma-driven biosecurity agenda that will enslave the entire human race and plunge us into a dystopian nightmare where the forces of ignorance and greed will be running our lives and ruining our children and destroying all the dreams and dignity that we hope to give to those children.
Wonderful comments.
Another spectacular Texas Tuesday with Joe Olson in Houston and Michael Ivey, formerly from Fort Worth, now from Asheville, North Carolina.
Let me add, I speculated about why 500 million is supposed to be the ideal number.
A commentator on my question replied, that's because according to the Talmud, every Jew is supposed to have 40 slaves.
And if you look at the number of those who are in the political elite, it works out the right way.
Nothing would surprise me here.
This is an attempt to dominate the entirety of the planet using a phony pandemic to justify taking a vax that's either gonna kill or disable you.
Don't have any doubt about it.
If you've been watching our show, you know the score.
Take action to protect yourself and your family.
Mind you, we don't know how much time we have left, so I encourage everyone Be as kind and loving to those you care about as you can, because our time may be limited, shorter than we think.
You can't do better than Bobby Kennedy Jr.
Listen and appreciate every single word.
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