June 29, 2022 - Jim Fetzer
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| Well, we've seen this pattern play out over and over by now. | |
| Somebody goes into the hospital with a moderately severe case of symptoms, and using a failed test, they get diagnosed with COVID. | |
| So then immediately they get put onto this protocol, they get pumped full of remdesivir, their organs immediately start to fail, and then they get stuck on a ventilator and they die. | |
| Well, this isn't surprising, because organ failure is a known side effect of remdesivir. | |
| It's an enormously damaging drug, which is why it was only meant for incredibly deadly viruses like Ebola. | |
| But it didn't even work against that disease, and didn't make it all the way through its trial in Africa after virtually everyone that got it died. | |
| Remdesivir is literally a failed drug repurposed for COVID to make pharma companies a boatload of money. | |
| It's never worked. | |
| Meanwhile, all along we had the dirt-cheap alternative drug of hydroxychloroquine. | |
| Even if that drug did nothing at all and was just a placebo, it would already be better than remdesivir because it doesn't actively kill the people that are taking it. | |
| But there's actually evidence that hydroxychloroquine did work. | |
| The NIH knew it, and they ignored it to kill people with remdesivir anyways. | |
| Dr. David Martin has been talking a whole lot about this. | |
| He's been on the show to discuss COVID many times, and he joins us again now. | |
| So they knew that this was going to kill people. | |
| You've been out on this, Dr. Artis, this program, and they deployed it anyways, making it intentional murder. | |
| Yeah, Stu, and it's fascinating. | |
| This story is fascinating for a whole bunch of reasons. | |
| Not only, as you pointed out, 53% of the patients in the Ebola trial in Africa died on remdesivir, and it was so deadly that they actually pulled remdesivir out of consideration for Ebola, because it turns out that even in patients which were considered to be, you know, subject to what was considered to be low doses, low loads of the virus, Remdesivir was effective at killing people with a lot of Ebola and not much Ebola. | |
| It was an equal opportunity killer. | |
| And so, ironically, it was so deadly, That it was removed from the entire protocol in Africa, which is, by the way, a high bar. | |
| We do a lot of clinical trials in Africa in Western drug companies, killing Africans. | |
| That's a long, proud tradition of pharmaceutical companies. | |
| So when it's too unethical because it's killing too many Africans, that's a pretty high bar. | |
| But what was fascinating, Stu, was not only did they know that, But what was more insidious is in the liver toxicity studies that were done on remdesivir, ironically, what they gave patients to recover from remdesivir and COVID in the studies for remdesivir was hydroxychloroquine. | |
| They actually delivered hydroxychloroquine to patients who were suffering from COVID and dying from remdesivir, and hydroxychloroquine actually got them out of near-death experiences. | |
| So this is worse than a comedy of errors. | |
| This is, as you said, premeditated murder. | |
| And the murderer is very clearly Anthony Fauci and Ralph Baric. | |
| They knew When they proposed Remdesivir for COVID, they knew that 53% of the patients that took that drug died. | |
| And not only that, and then they deployed it anyways, and then they made it the mandatory treatment for hospitals to receive federal money in this murder-for-money, cash-for-killing racket, but then they made it virtually impossible. | |
| They all but criminalized the use of hydroxychloroquine. | |
| Right, even though their own liver talks data. | |
| I mean, this is not an anecdote. | |
| This is the National Library of Medicine. | |
| This is the National Institutes of Health's own studies. | |
| And Stu, I showed you the reference to this. | |
| It's mind-blowing that you actually have a patient. | |
| In this particular case, the case study that they actually reported was an HIV patient. | |
| So this is a person who's already immunocompromised. | |
| They inject with remdesivir. | |
| This individual patient goes into horrific side effects near death, and the only way out is a hydroxychloroquine protocol. | |
| And eight days later, patient's out of the hospital, perfectly fine. | |
| Almost killed by remdesivir, saved by hydroxychloroquine, and this is their own data. | |
| And you just sit back and say, well, hold on a second, EIDD, you know, the drug, you know, moniker that was the way we hid remdesivir. | |
| So if you go back and you look at all the different corporate nuances in terms of how they named this thing, one of the challenges for a lot of people is if you look up remdesivir, Or Viculory, or whatever they call it now. | |
| If you actually go and try to look for that drug's toxicity, you're not going to find it. | |
| Because Gilead Sciences, the company that makes the drug, and Ralph Baric, the guy at UNC Chapel Hill with Anthony Fauci who invented the drug, use codes where if you go back and look at the codes on this compound, you find out that this killed primates, it killed people, it killed a lot of people. | |
| So every step they took, And we know this. | |
| We've been out, like I referenced earlier on this, Dr. Artis, you yourself. | |
| The studies are there. | |
| If you go and look, it's easy to find. | |
| So short answer, is there a chance that the mainstream media just missed this? | |
| No, as a matter of fact, it gets worse, Stu. | |
| I sent you a reference. | |
| Forbes, of all places, mainstream media Forbes, where you don't expect to have, you know, necessarily the highest level of integrity, Forbes wrote an article stating how ironic and crazy it was they were wrapping their heads around trying to figure out why a $2,600 dosed drug That was known not to work. | |
| And by the way, they referenced a lot of the studies, including the British Medical Journals. | |
| They referenced the studies out of the United States labs. | |
| They referenced Gilead Sciences' own labs. | |
| These studies showed that Remdesivir does not work, was forced on American consumers so that they could be killed, and was forced on them so that Tony Fauci and Ralph Barrett could be enriched. | |
| That is the only justification, and even Forbes. | |
| Although, it's difficult to prove that they got it and didn't report on it. | |
| can't understand why this is happening. | |
| So mainstream media even got it. - Although it's difficult to prove that they got it and didn't report on it, sure, they can deny that. | |
| But if you can prove it, I think that these people should be sitting right next to Tony Fauci and Ralph Baric in a criminal trial. | |
| No question. | |
| No question. | |
| This is a situation where every single person in the entire chain of custody of this story knew that they were promoting a deadly device to kill people. | |
| That's the reason why they were doing it. | |
| And they knew they were doing it to enrich themselves. | |
| This is old school organized crime. | |
| And I've said this from the beginning, this is not a conspiracy theory. | |
| It is actually conspiratorial criminal activity. | |
| It's people premeditating the death and destruction of Americans. | |
| It is domestic terrorism and it's murder. | |
| Uh, so with that being said, and we know this, you have been working hard on actually following up to deliver justice. | |
| That's correct. | |
| And you're looking for very specific profiles of people to bring to local DAs. | |
| Yeah, so the great news is we have started at prosecutenow.com, we have started a data collection for a very, very specific Victim. | |
| And the reason we need this is because there is an important requirement to make sure that insofar as we prosecute these crimes, we have the best crime to prosecute. | |
| Like everything else, every crime is horrible. | |
| But to make a really good prosecution, you need a very particular profile. | |
| And so what we're looking for, Stu, and the great news is we've already found a couple, which is great. | |
| We know there are more. | |
| But what we are looking for is we are looking for patients who were injected with at least one Or two of the mRNA shots, either the Moderna or the Pfizer-BioNTech shot. | |
| And then within 14 days of the second injection, or any time after the first injection, were hospitalized, given remdesivir, and then died. | |
| Those particular cases are the ones that we can take to DAs, and to sheriffs, and to prosecutors. | |
| And the great news, Stu, is we have a number of prosecutors who are now willing to take the case. | |
| That was going to be my question. | |
| Yes, what we need is we need the patience. | |
| So what we need are family members, friends, colleagues. | |
| If you know a person who had this happen, what we need is that information at prosecutenow.com. | |
| We are in the process of matching The actual victim of the crime to the venues where the prosecutors are willing to take this case. | |
| The great news, Stu, is after now, how many months have I been looking for this? | |
| I mean, at least the last 14 months, I've been looking for this particular profile. | |
| And the great news is we have finally now enlisted district attorneys and prosecutors. | |
| And we have sheriffs in a lot of counties around the country who are willing to take this up. | |
| All we need now is the public to come forward with the anecdotes and the stories that they know. | |
| And once again, the profile is really simple. | |
| Shot with the mRNA and treated with remdesivir. | |
| And the reason, Stu, why that's important is because Ralph Baric has his finger on both guns. | |
| Anthony Fauci has his finger on both guns. | |
| We want a court to have both opportunities to pursue them because they knew that they were delivering a scheduled biological toxin. | |
| That's what the mRNA is. | |
| And they knew that they were going to treat the effect of that biological toxin with a known deadly substance. | |
| Those two things need to come together so that we can get the prosecutors to take action. | |
| We are moments away. | |
| It is a phone call, Stu. | |
| There is a listener who knows the case that is going to be the case that tips this over. | |
| And we will, in fact, get the prosecution going the minute that happens. | |
| They knew, we said it, which makes my AFPAC 3 speech and the question that I posed there in front of thousands of people a whole lot less hyperbolic. | |
| Why is Tony Fauci still walking around free instead of hanging by the end of a noose somewhere? | |
| And if he is indicted and tried, There's no question that that's the justice that should be delivered. | |
| And that's exactly right. | |
| This is capital crimes. | |
| In this country, it's capital crimes. | |
| Now, where you stand on that issue, and I know that this is a topic that we can get people wrapped up around the flagpole about, but let me be really clear on the fact. | |
| When you have decided, willfully decided, for financial gain to murder Americans, You've actually crossed a line, and that line can't be uncrossed. | |
| That's not an oops. | |
| That is not in the name of science. | |
| That is not in the name of free inquiry. | |
| That is premeditator. | |
| That's what it is, and we are going to pursue that. | |
| Yeah, there's only one person that should be wrapped around a flagpole. | |
| So, Dr. David Martin, go to prosecutenow.com. | |
| Prosecutenow.com. | |
| It's a very specific case that Dr. David Martin is looking for. | |
| And the only shortcoming that we had before was, who's the DA that's going to prosecute this? | |
| Who's the sheriff that's going to investigate this? | |
| Now we have a bunch of those. | |
| Now we need the cases. | |
| Perfect. | |
| Prosecutenow.com. | |
| Again, prosecutenow.com. | |
| Dr. David Martin, thank you so much for your dedication and for being here with us today. | |
| You bet. | |
| Thanks, Stu. | |
| Of course, anytime. | |
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