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Hey, so here we are.
Top of the hour.
You've, first of all, flown the skies with our first guest.
on my show, Kate Shimorani, Natural Nurse in a Toxic World for TNT Radio Live.
And if you're all scared of flying now, or even believe that any of it's true, it's time to get a camper van, folks.
You know, I am that old.
Yes, I've been cabin crew, but I've also been a nurse since 1984.
So if you're just joining us for the second hour of my show on Saturday, the 2nd of March, We're talking nurses now because this has been the rest of my life of being a nurse.
Now in the UK, we've seen it hit the press that the MHRA knew on the 6th of September 2020 and
On the 9th of December 2020, first of all, that Oxford AstraZeneca shot, that bioweapon, caused, I believe it was transverse myelitis in the September, and by the December, it was causing thrombocytopenia and thrombosis.
And when you treated those patients with heparin, when they pitched up at the emergency room, It reacted with the shot and killed the patients.
And they knew about it, so what did they do?
They rolled out 30 million doses across the UK and another 200, I think it was 200 when we went off to America.
So they don't care about you.
Now, the bit that got me through all of this was if the scientists knew and they told the MHRA, Then, as you come down the chain of command, who is actually seeing it, the feet on the ground?
Who's seeing what's going on?
Who's seeing the kind of fallout of what's going on?
Well, the doctors and the nurses would be seeing it.
We know that, ultimately, lots of elderly died.
Well, they did in the UK.
at the hands of the nurses and the doctors with the protocols that came down from government and we also know that a lot of nurses and doctors and pharmacists took 30 pieces of silver and worked at these Vaccine centres and vaccine buses and everything else.
And I find it really difficult to talk calmly or kindly about a lot of my dancing fat colleagues.
Yes, I have said that because We've seen them dancing on TikTok videos in hospitals that were supposed to be overflowing with COVID patients, but they had time to do entire dance routines.
Entire dance routines.
I'm a dancer.
And I found this really difficult to accept.
Now in the UK also, We have seen a documentary come drama, I think it's a docudrama they call it, called Breathtaking.
You're damn right it was breathtaking because they did steal the breath of many a patient and we're all supposed to believe that It's quite difficult to watch.
and nurses and try to save people's lives.
And then there's a scene in there where they're not allowed to do cardio pulmonary resuscitation on a patient because they only have plastic aprons.
They didn't have the right PPE gear, so they had to let them go.
They had to let the patients just, you know, just let them go.
It's quite difficult to watch.
And as I said to all of the nurses collectively from Trafalgar Square, do not do the government's dirty work.
Do Do not do their dirty work.
There's a time in history when the doctors and the nurses were hanged.
And they were.
And I said, now is the time to get off that bus and stand with us, the people.
Well, nurses came out and lobbed their uniforms over the gates of Parliament.
They didn't come out, incidentally, to stand by their colleagues that were all dismissed in the nursing homes because they wouldn't take The Covid shot.
And they all quickly scurried off back to work when they found out they didn't need to have the Covid shot.
When they were first told they were going to lose their jobs.
Now they all went back to work and resumed their duties.
Now we have to watch the nurses and the doctors striking.
Doctors striking and getting paid 2k per day, 2,000 per day to cover The shifts for the other doctors and consultants striking, but still being allowed to go and work privately.
It's very hard for the public to trust the doctors and nurses.
People are terrified.
They're terrified to go into the hospitals.
I've seen it firsthand with my own child recently.
I call it the National Homicide Service, the NHS.
Guaranteed to get you to your final destination at a fraction of the cost quicker than any other form of transport.
But in the UK, we're moving to a system like America.
Now, I've had guests on here who've talked about chemotherapy and how much money they make.
Your body is the commodity.
And it's very, very difficult.
Who do you trust?
You know, nurses are portrayed as angels.
Do they not advocate for the patient?
Are they not the stopgap?
To stop harm, to do everything that needs to be done for those patients, to aid them to a full recovery or a dignified pain-free death.
Well, that's what I thought.
But I came into nursing in 1984 and I can tell you that's not what happens.
It's not what you think.
And it's not a new thing either.
It's not a new thing what's happening now.
It's always happened.
It's just the mask is off.
And many nurses are Speaking up and they're getting struck off.
They're getting fired.
Many nurses actually are leaving.
They just can't do it.
They don't want to do it anymore.
We in the UK have got lots of overseas nurses coming in.
I can't even understand their English.
I'm sorry if that's offensive, but I'm just telling you the truth.
And they are coming in and covering the positions.
And then I look at the whole thing and I think, what is it to be a nurse anymore?
Are we just pimps and assassins?
Because if we look at America, we know that they had Budesonite, which would cost, what, 30 odd dollars and had a 100% success rate and patients recovered and went home.
But they didn't give them that.
They were to be given Remdesivir, which has over 53% mortality rate, death rate, costs about $3,000, but that was the drug to be used.
And if every hospital used it, they then got 20% discount on all their other drugs.
So it's very lucrative to use a drug that over half of the patients would die.
Can you imagine?
Can you imagine being a nurse in one of these scenarios and thinking, this is not right.
This is not right what I'm seeing.
This is not right.
Where do I go?
Who do I tell?
How do I stand up for my patients?
Some nurses did try.
And what happened to those nurses?
Well, I can tell you what happened to those nurses in 1933.
The ones that wouldn't go along with the Nazi Party.
They wouldn't take the For Reich mark and tell where the disabled children were or the disabled babies.
They were fired and other nurses that did drop in where those patients could be found got a further four-eye mark when those patients were collected up and disposed of, guillotined, guillotined in the basements of town halls.
Isn't that horrific?
And then they were starved or given a cocktail of drugs to finish them off or they were left outside to die of exposure.
There were always nurses that would do it.
And there are many nurses that will do it today.
And they're not speaking up.
And it's very frightening that the nurses that do speak up are silenced.
Well, one such nurse is my guest today, Gayle McRae.
And she's not just a nurse, she's a mum.
She's a mother.
She's a wife.
She's got two children.
We've all heard the stories of the nurses speaking up, but I want to get behind that uniform.
I want to find out what makes some nurses different.
What makes a nurse who really has a vocation?
And what makes a nurse who just sees it as a job and doesn't really care?
Gail, welcome to the Kate Shimorani Show on TNT Live.
It's lovely to have you here.
I've heard you speak.
You were working in the labour and delivery suite for 10 years, is that correct?
When did you enter?
Just tell us, we've heard so many nurses, we've seen nurses crying.
Tell us, why did you go into nursing?
Yeah, thank you so much for having me, Kate.
And although I did spend some time in labor and delivery, a majority of my career was actually in the acute care setting.
I graduated from nursing school with a bachelor's degree in science and an RN in 2011.
And I immediately went into ICU, which is intensive care, critical care.
And I worked in an open heart critical care unit for about a Nine months and then I transitioned into telemetry.
My ultimate goal was to become a certified nurse midwife, which in the United States is a nurse practitioner.
So we have a full scope of practice with a similar standing as the doctors in the United States.
We have, we can prescribe and we have independent practitioner authority.
So I actually completed that degree before the mandate came out to take the COVID vaccines.
But we had to, in addition to the technical aspects of the education, we also had to complete about 700 hours of clinical experience.
And I had been accepted into multiple clinical sites, which were all actually in fact revoked after I had made it clear that I would not be taking the COVID-19 vaccine.
In addition to me giving them that information that I would not take it, I also presented them with blood I was discriminated against.
of confirmed natural immunity and about 75 peer-reviewed clinical trial studies showing that natural immunity was superior to a vaccine.
So I was discriminated against.
I was prohibited from becoming a practitioner and a nurse midwife.
And I was also fired from my job.
I've been working for Kaiser Permanente, which is one of the largest health care providers in the United States.
I've been working for them since 2015, so it was over It was over six years.
I've been working for them with an outstanding record when they fired me.
I was definitely in the realm of an expert nurse.
In addition to that, I had had the graduate degree education, so it was really quite, in my professional opinion, a massive mistake by the medical community to remove people like myself
from the ranks because in addition to having the education I also had the experience to really protect patients which is what I had done my entire career.
So Gayle may I just say so that's quite So this is what we heard in the first half of my show.
You know, they are getting rid of pilots, air traffic controllers.
They're not passing the medicals or they're getting sick or they wouldn't have the COVID shot, they get fired.
So you've got a load of inexperienced people now in the job.
So what the public are left with then is inexperienced nurses, inexperienced staff and You and I both know this.
When you've got a nurse who's worked in an area for years and years, she's worth 10 doctors.
So patients are getting shortchanged.
Absolutely.
And when you got fired, What did your colleagues do?
Did some of them, were they fearful?
Did they stick up for you?
Did they say, well, this is ridiculous, we're going as well?
Or did they keep quiet?
Or was it a whole, you know, I have to say, I always say for every goodness, there's 10 bad ones.
I'd stick several zeros on that now.
I was utterly disgusted of what I've seen.
Yeah, so in addition to, I'm not sure how it is in the UK, but in American hospitals during COVID, medical staff were very targeted by propaganda.
And we were essentially victims of brainwashing, just as the public were.
But part of that included really making us feel so fearful that we couldn't trust ourselves or each other.
So there was a lot of divisiveness in the hospital and a lot of the practitioners even wouldn't have normal conversations with each other.
Like we were kind of prohibited from You know, we were discouraged from sharing the break room together because of potential for, you know, exposing each other to our patients' germs and whatever else.
Stories they made up, just like how they would make up stories about how we couldn't give patients albuterol treatments when they were in respiratory distress because it would potentially aerosolize the virus and, you know, increase transmissibility.
I mean, and this was the pattern, like you had mentioned, with budesonide and remdesivir.
It's really extraordinary how these medical facilities, these agencies, would just create Protocols and, and, you know, rationale for pushing unethical behaviors in medical staff.
And I'll add to that, in addition to, you know, the medical staff who are left being inexperienced, they are also the unethical practitioners.
Because really, it was only the courageous and ethical practitioners who at the end of No, I will not allow you to treat my patients this way and I will not allow you to remove my bodily sovereignty You know, in my own ability to say no to an experimental product.
So, it's really a double-edged sword that the patients are now up against is, you know, a lack of expert practitioners, as well as practitioners without critical judgment and without ethics and a backbone to do the right thing, even when it's hard.
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Well, we've been in the skies with pilot Alan on what he's been telling us.
We've got inexperienced pilots.
We've got them in the control tower.
They've had vaccines.
It's okay when you've got loads of crew up there.
It's when you've got just the one bloke in the helicopter and he's coming down over the houses.
Yeah, that's quite worrying, isn't it?
And we know all about these shots.
And now we're talking to a nurse and We're going to be talking about everything, of why they did it, right from the dancing, why they couldn't see the lie, what makes one nurse say no, and another nurse say, I'll go along with it, I'll do it.
And really, the best advice I could give all of you, because you are the Natural Nurse Army, is you've got to make sure that you don't end up in one of these places.
You've got to look after your health, And make sure that you really don't go in there unless it's for an emergency.
That's all I can say to you.
Well, we're talking to Gail McRae, a very experienced nurse, and she wouldn't take the COVID shot and she lost her job because of it.
And what we were talking about just before the break was You know, how the propaganda and how the nurses weren't allowed to go on the breaks together, how they were brainwashed.
And I have to disagree with a lot of you nurses at this point, because you're supposed to be quite smart.
You're supposed to have gone through the schooling system and at least got some qualifications.
You're supposed to have left school with some amount of critical thinking.
You're supposed to have gone through nursing college Know something, really, about... I don't believe that you can catch a cold or anything like that.
Nothing.
But you're supposed to have some brain.
Yeah, I saw you.
I saw what you were doing.
I saw that you were wearing a little mask.
And then I saw that you would go shopping in your uniforms.
And let's face it, if it was a pandemic, like what they were saying, you'd have been in full hazmat suits.
You wouldn't have been around your local supermarket wearing your dirty, filthy scrubs.
No, you wouldn't.
You wouldn't have been doing any of that.
So it's almost like somebody took your brains out as well.
And I do believe a lot of you just went along with it because you thought about, well, a lot of you have said it, you thought about your mortgages.
People say, oh, she's so harsh, that Keisha Moroney, naturalist in a toxic world.
Yeah, I'm harsh.
Because, I'm sorry, but justice must be done and justice must be seen to be done.
And if you've hastened to death with benzodiazepines and opioids and taken away all food, water and essential medication and you've signed your signature for how much you've given them, good!
I hope you all get caught.
I hope you all stand trial.
No clemency.
That's what I think.
I think if you've taken a life Euthanasia is illegal.
It's illegal in the UK.
So if you've hastened to death, it's murder.
I hate to bring it to you.
And it does tell you in your Code of Professional Conduct, you're to adhere to the laws in the country in which you practice.
So the last time I looked, murder is not allowed and you're not above the law.
But Gail, what do you think made you say, I'm not doing that, I'm not doing it and I'm not going to let that happen to my patients.
What made you different to everyone else?
Well, it was definitely an asset that I had my hands all over the clinical data.
Being in graduate school during the clinical trials, I really delved into all of the evidence and it was very clear to me that there were higher numbers of adverse events in the vaccination group in the Pfizer first six month clinical trial versus the placebo.
And so, like you said, I used my brain and saw what was happening.
But in addition to that, I was raised in a family of three and my mom and dad homeschooled us throughout most of high school.
I actually started attending the local junior college when I was about 15 and applied college credits to complete my high school diploma, or I think you call it secondary school.
So, it really changed the way that I engage in the world.
I remember being in high school and really feeling like I was different.
And I looked around me and I was able to recognize that my peers, they were very dependent on acceptance into their peer groups.
And so I recognized that I didn't have that same support because I was homeschooled.
And so I learned how to develop a very strong sense of self.
And I didn't care.
I learned to not care what other people thought about me and about the choices I made.
And it was interesting because in the hospital setting during COVID, It really felt like I was back in high school again.
I noticed and I recognized the same trends in my colleagues in that they We're so concerned about fitting in that they wouldn't allow themselves to question the narrative.
So even when the evidence was put right in front of them, because over and over again I would do that, I would walk into work and I would have conversations with COVID.
Hey, we are all sitting here at the station recognizing that Remdesivir is not helping our patients and that we're watching them continue to decline.
Why are we administering this antiviral when we were taught in our In our programs that you don't administer an antiviral three days post-symptom onset and now we're giving this antiviral to patients who are mostly between eight and ten days post-symptom onset.
So there was no logic or sense and yet I would watch my colleagues just crumble under those questions and really refuse to acknowledge them.
They were, and again, I would say that it really comes back to lacking that strength of character.
When people needed that strength of character most during this fearful time of pandemic, they were accepting of protocols because they didn't want to stand out.
And I agree with you also, there was also the component of not being able to pay the mortgages.
Although I do, having made the choice that I made and in reflection on that choice, I had mortgages too.
And I will tell you that making that choice to do what was right, rather than what I was afraid of losing, I really took back possession of my own soul.
And that's something that I think that my colleagues are missing, is that when you make choices out of fear, you really are selling your soul.
You're doing something that's unethical out of fear, right?
And you just...
You end up losing that component of ethics that makes you who you are as a divine human being on this planet.
So not for one second have I regretted that choice that I've made and in addition to that I've moved on to so many bigger and better things and my family is blessed because of it as well.
My children They've watched me make that choice.
They've watched me say, no, I will not allow these organizations to force me to behave unethically.
I will stand up.
Gail, can we just call it what it is here?
You see, we talk about ethics, ethical.
We're talking about making a decision here to keep our gob shut while they murder patients with a drug.
That shouldn't be used after the first 48 hours.
They're then using it.
Yeah, you have to use it within the first 48 hours of symptoms.
They're using it later.
They're seeing patient after patient die so they know it's not working.
So what we're talking about here was these patients were being slaughtered and the hospitals in America We're getting 20% discount on all of their drugs if they used Remdesivir.
It's very well known.
They were also being incentivized.
Yeah!
Cash for corpses!
Cash for corpses!
And these weren't just elderly people.
We're not, listen, not even saying elderly aren't worth it.
These were younger people.
I can't get my head around this because I'm not going to kill anybody.
And if I keep seeing the same thing happening over and over again, first time you're going to be like, that didn't end well.
Second time you're like, well, that didn't end well again.
What's the one thing that is in common here?
When it happens a third time, you're going to say, you've got to stop doing this.
You've got to stop doing this.
So for me to see them just doing it and doing it, there's a few things at play here.
One is it's murder.
It's murder.
And to keep their mouth shut, they're complicit in a crime.
The second thing is, is it because they're just following protocols, or is it also because We're giving these, and I know I'm talking about UK nurses here, we're giving them too much credit because I've met a lot of stupid nurses in my time.
A lot of stupid nurses.
They don't even know the drugs that they're giving.
You're supposed to know.
I'm a trained and qualified independent nurse prescriber.
And Gail, you've gone on and you've said that you became a practitioner.
You're supposed to know the drug that you're giving.
You're supposed to know the side effects of it, the interactions of it, the dosages.
You're meant to know everything about that drug.
Otherwise, you're not supposed to give it at all.
You can't go and work in a clinical area and go and work in a completely different clinical area with different drugs and give them.
You've got to know the drugs.
I presume it's the same in America.
So I think a lot of these nurses are given far too much credit.
I think they're just assassins.
They're just going along with it all.
And this is what we've seen through history.
And it's very frightening.
The propaganda was so strong.
I was afraid at first, you know, before in February, March of 2020, I was uncertain what all of the hubbub was.
But then the data came out in May of 2020.
What were you afraid of?
What were you afraid of?
Well, they were saying that there was a 35%, potentially a 35% mortality rate for people who were infected at the very beginning.
Did you see that everywhere?
Never.
Yeah, I mean, I'm sorry folks, but I didn't see, I didn't see 33% of my neighbours Dead.
I'll tell you what I saw.
Elderly being murdered.
But I didn't see a pandemic.
I'm sorry, I saw no evidence of a pandemic anyway.
I saw a lot of dancing nurses and empty hospitals.
Yeah, and in addition to the lack of seeing the evidence, as far as what I saw personally, by May of 2020, so that was within two months of the lockdown, Stanford had released a study that showed that the death rate was right around 1%, which was comparable to the annual influenza.
So that was really when it all ended for me.
begin very strongly advocating against lockdowns, against the mask mandates, and I started speaking publicly in our town hall meetings with the representatives of my county and trying to inform the public about what was happening.
Unfortunately, it did fall on deaf ears, I'm sure, as it was in Australia and the UK.
The public was very They were very transfixed on the narrative of, you know, the fear of this being such a deadly virus that even the data that was coming out proving that it wasn't, wasn't sufficient to overcome the mental strain of the fear control mechanism that had really taken a toll on all of us during that time.
It's, it was very sad to watch.
You're very, you're very kind, Gayle.
You're very kind because you see, I am natural nurse and I'm telling it like it is and I saw it as an absolute, it was a test of stupidity.
When I saw people in my local supermarket with swimming snorkels on and big rubber gloves, what else did I see?
They would have You know, ridiculous things.
And then you'd see someone with a handkerchief, or I'd go into a piece of plexiglass.
And the fact that, you know, this virus only came out when the pubs were closing.
We call them pubs in the UK.
It hung around and hid behind lampposts and trees and waited for revelers to come out to get them.
And so, you know, I found it, it was almost, well, I think some of it was stupidity.
And sadly, a lot of it was people went along with it because it was easier to go along with it than to speak out.
And they thought that by keeping their heads down and their mouths shut, it would all go away.
Well, I hate to tell you folks, old Tedros the terrorist and the World Health Organization, they have other plans.
Because if you think that they've done all of this to not unleash the next one on us, They're going to go for it again.
And I know that in the UK we have over 30% nurses from overseas and they come in and they get their rent paid for a couple of months.
They get a big cash incentive.
They get to bring all their dependents and quote, they do as they're told.
They won't question because they know that they'll get dismissed.
So they'll just go along with it.
And also These guidelines that come down from government, they're guidelines to kill.
So one has to ask, why?
Why?
What is a nurse?
What is a nurse?
I never went into it.
Listen, I got out of it.
I wouldn't work for the NHS.
I'd seen enough.
But why are people entering this job?
Are they entering it because of the status?
Because of the salary?
What is it?
It's certainly not for the love of their fellow man, because I think it's a profession that certainly attracts a lot of cruel people.
And we see evidence of that continually.
So look, we'll hold that there.
And we're going to go for the break.
And folks, listen, any of you can be a nurse.
All you've got to do is have love and compassion.
For somebody who can't do for themselves because they're sick.
You just gotta have compassion and empathy.
And you know what?
You don't need someone to teach you how to feed them, how to clean them, how to care for them.
That should come from within.
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So when the cardiologist came to see me, she informed me that I'd had what they call a widow-maker heart attack.
Bit of a shock when someone says, you know, you nearly died.
Everybody should be aware of all the symptoms of a heart attack that women can have that aren't typical of the shoulder pain, the right arm pain.
I go to the gym, I do yoga, Pilates, I swim, I go on bike rides, and yet I still had a heart attack.
You just don't know it could be you.
It's time to switch on today's news talk radio.
Very entertaining.
TNT.
You're listening to me, Kate Shumarani, for TNT Radio Live.
And you're like, oh, God, this is depressing.
Well, it's not, because I'm all about empowering you.
You're in the natural nurse army now.
You should have already be having your celery juice every morning.
You should be out there earthing on the lawn.
You should be having as many fresh fruits and vegetables as you possibly can consume.
You should be getting out in the midday sun when your shadow is short.
Strip off.
Nobody cares what you look like.
They're only going to look for five seconds.
They don't care.
Get out there.
Get some sunshine.
It's going to give you life, it's going to give you health, and you're going to need it.
And this wonderful vehicle, your body, is going to carry you through life to experience all that is out there.
And it really is a beautiful world.
It's just that there's some turds that are floating to the top that are trying to take over.
And you know what?
For every force, there is always an equal and opposing force.
And out of every single storm will come something good.
Now, I have got a wonderful guest on today, Gayle McRae.
She's my sister in nursing.
And there are gorgeous nurses to look at, like myself, not just the fat ones that you see on the TikTok videos.
But we want to see a change in nursing.
We want to see Nursing go back to what it was, where nurses were patient advocates.
And so we can keep talking about what's happened, what they're doing in these places, but the best thing is that we create a new system out of the ashes and the public will drive it.
The public will drive it.
We take the power out of their hands.
And I know that Gail is for that because she's a mom.
She turned her back.
She didn't need to go along with what she was being told.
I mean, all the nonsense.
I'm just going to say a couple of things.
Act like you've got it, even if you don't have a symptom.
Have you ever had diarrhea without a symptom?
Have you ever had a headache without a symptom?
No.
You get a symptom.
So this is all nonsense.
We're sitting here today coming to you as able-bodied, healthy people.
So it's easy for us to say, well, we're not going to end up in the hospital.
What if some well-meaning member of the public or family member phones the hospital, phones an emergency vehicle, and we end up in the hospital?
Well, then what?
Well, Gail, Nurse Gail, has told us about something really wonderful during the break.
Gail, tell us about that protocol that patients can have on your website because what you've done is turned a really bad situation around and you're empowering patients and this is what we need.
So tell us what you've done.
Absolutely.
Well, I've gotten myself involved in all kinds of really exciting things.
The one that I think is very profoundly important for the families to be aware of is that there are legal documents now available that you can fill out and take with you to the hospital to protect your loved ones.
The website that I'm referring to is ProtocolsKill.com.
It's P-R-O-T-O-C-O-L-K-I-L-L-S dot com.
They have a document on that website that has been used with 100% success in adult populations and engaging with hospitals who are exercising overreach.
So, for instance, I do a lot of advocacy work now where I actually Engage with the hospitals on the patient's family's behalf as an advocate in order to protect them from hospital overreach.
Just tell us.
I know what it is because I've seen it used here and it's terrifying.
Tell us what Hospital Overreach is.
Now they have implemented, they've turned hospitals basically into prisons where they take full authority over your rights and you do not have the right to refuse even in a In experimental use authorization settings, they are forcing patients, even through court orders, to take experimental drugs, not to allow family members to the bedside when a patient is hospitalized.
So that, in my professional opinion, is no longer patient-informed care.
That's totalitarian dictator messaging.
And unfortunately, that's become a majority of the hospital experiences that Americans are having, is that we no longer have rights.
So, there's a website to access a legal document called ProtocolKills.com.
p-r-o-t-o-c-o-l-l-s k sorry p-r-o-t-o-c-o-l-l-k-i-l-l-s dot com protocolkills.com and they have a document called a caregiver and consent document and we've had a hundred percent success with this document
And what that means is that when you fill that document out and have it signed, the hospitals can then no longer refuse to allow family members into the bedside.
They can no longer require you to take drugs without informed consent, without consent.
And it protects you when, so we've had 100% success rate with this document when it comes to going to court.
So, the doctors and hospitals will try to take the patients to court to mandate that they receive remdesivir when they want ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine.
So, the hospitals at that point now, with this document in hand, are being forced to comply with the patient and family wishes rather than being strong-armed by the hospitals to take the experimental remdesivir.
So, it's a powerful tool.
In addition to that, I'm involved in several other organizations doing advocacy work.
One of them is called Remnant Nursing.
We're in the process of transitioning over to our name change into Remnant Practitioners.
But it's an organization of practitioners who have come together to develop a private parallel healthcare infrastructure.
In addition to that, we offer advocacy support.
So you pay a monthly or annual fee to be a member of this organization, and then you get access to all of our resources.
So that's an advocate.
Treatment.
We are all educated in homeopathy, functional medicine, herbalism, alternative methods of medical treatment that are widely being suppressed by the pharmaceutical companies.
But that is what we believe to be the future of medicine is in private parallel health care and returning to Mother Nature for the answers because on it at the end of the day these these pharmaceutical medications are you know they're derived from petroleum byproducts produced by the Rockefellers and the big big corrupt families who don't really have any interest in wellness.
It's a symptom management system rather than a wellness system which I know Kate you are fully on board with so are we.
I also am affiliated with a few other very powerful organizations.
One of them is called the Former Feds Group, which is an organization that was started to gather expert witness testimony from family members whose loved ones were medically murdered.
So we are gathering evidence and litigating.
So they have attorneys all over the United States.
We are also working internationally because it really doesn't matter which country you're from.
These are human rights violations and we intend to prosecute for crimes against humanity.
So the former FEDS group is gathering evidence of medical murder.
So, if you or your loved ones were severely damaged by hospital protocols and medical overreach, please do check out that organization.
And the last one is actually the exact same thing, but for the medical professionals.
So in addition to having trouble in court for processing crimes against humanity against the patients, we're also having trouble with litigation proving that, in fact, these are crimes against humanity.
And that's where really we need the experts to step up, because we keep getting into court and the judges say, throw out the case and say, well, we haven't established the fact pattern that COVID is killing people, The COVID vaccines are killing people, for instance.
So this organization, StandFirmNow.org, this one I'm actually a board member and a founding member.
It's an organization set up to gather expert witness testimony.
So once we compile thousands of medical expert witness signed affidavits, the affidavit has already been created.
It's on our website.
It takes Five minutes to fill out and then you have to get it notarized.
If we gather thousands of these expert witnesses as proof, what that does in the United States court system is it allows us to enter into court within something called Yeah, I really commend you on all of this.
negative environment, which basically it flips the verdict.
So instead of walking into court as being innocent until proven guilty, now we're walking in with thousands of experts saying they are guilty unless we can be proven that they're innocent because we-- - Well, I think, yeah, I really commend you on all of this.
Just to be the party pooper cynical, I'm just throwing this one in.
It's a bit really for me like, you know, going into the gas chambers and knocking on the door and saying, I don't like the smell of that stuff in here and it stops me breathing.
And complaining to the one that's pumping it in, the pumping the gas in.
We're talking about a judicial system that's all linked.
We're talking Freemasons for a start.
Oh, she said it, Freemasons.
We're talking Freemasons.
Whether it be the judicial system, the medical system.
And it's very difficult when you come up against these big boys, because they'll ruin you, basically.
They'll ruin you, they'll ruin your family, they'll take everything.
And that is exactly what happens.
I mean, in the UK, there's a whistleblower doctors.
I've been shown it.
I've been shown the flowcharts that will lead them to suicide.
Yep, there is an It's not even death by medical intervention.
it to lead them to suicide.
So for me personally, I'm a bit more of the, you know, why go to them?
We know that the vaccine's killed.
We know that it's not even death by medical intervention.
It's somebody, somebody was the one who injected that patient.
They didn't have to do it.
It doesn't matter that it was a mandate.
It doesn't matter that it was a protocol.
Somebody did it.
And I personally believe you go after the individuals.
You go after that individual and all of their assets.
And you just do it like that.
I've named 10 of them on my own personal lawsuit that I've filed.
The judges are, again, trying to illegally throw my cases out, but they will not prevail.
And that's another very fun discussion we could have, Kate, about legal standing.
So I've done a lot of work.
My husband is now, the man went from a licensed civil engineer to now a training attorney.
Wow!
And we are going at them with both barrels.
So what I've learned is that there are ways to navigate these systems based on standing.
And there are ways to engage with the courts that change how they can project their authority over you.
Oh, absolutely.
You have to know their language.
Black's law.
You have to know their language.
Yes.
Gail, we're coming to the end.
I would really like you to come back and tell us victories.
We need good news.
And you know, folks, when everything starts going down, the Lord will raise the women.
He'll raise the women to fight.
If y'all blokes don't get off your behinds and do what needs to be done, because This is not going to get any better.
They're going to keep pushing it.
They're going to keep pushing with everything they've got.
And I think Gail would agree.
And while ever they have got nurses and doctors who are willing to murder, which is what it is, when asked, they did it willingly for 30 pieces of silver.
They're going to keep doing this.
Whatever they've got once that will do it, they'll keep coming at you.
And it takes a very brave person.
Gayle, you are that woman.
And I commend you for not only saying no, but for using the best weapon of really all of it, which is the weapon of attack.
You and your husband.
And I ask the Lord to protect you always.
So you've been listening to me, Kate Shimorani, for TNT Radio Live.
Natural nurse in a toxic world.
It is a beautiful world out there, but it's a bit toxic at the moment.
But there are some really good people in it.
And you've been listening to Gail McRae, a real true nurse.
So for the rest of you fat, TikTok dancing, donut loving, with your food parcels, nurses who willingly injected patients to keep your mortgages paid, we're coming for you.
Sorry, if you've murdered someone, you're gonna pay in this life, and if not in this life, the next.
But you can't get away for it, because you signed your name in the controlled drugs book.
So, anyway...
Have a fabulous weekend.
Join me next week when we'll be discussing some more medical crimes in tyrannical times.
Send me an email, Kate Shimorani at tntradio.live and I'll bring you everything.
I'll bring you the truth.
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