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May 13, 2025 - Jim Fetzer
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Inconvenient Truths Ep. 126
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Welcome to episode 126 of Gary King's Inconvenient Truths, where Gary presents video clips and stories I don't know are coming for my spontaneous and unrehearsed response.
We've had quite a few winners in the past.
Gary, what do you got for me today?
I have good news.
I have my 153 News Cup, and 153 News has come back.
They've actually raised enough money.
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Quite a few people in the comments said, oh, why didn't you tell me?
Well, I'm telling you now.
We have to do it again because, you know, if we can't pay our bills, you know what happens in life.
All right, so here we go.
Great news, Gary.
That's great news.
Absolutely.
Well, folks, it happened.
The Liberals have won yet another Canadian election.
After transforming the country into a completely unrecognizable shell of its former self in under 10 years, Canadians have just one message for their government.
Hit me harder, daddy!
And put some stank on it!
This win was of course made possible by our nearest and dearest, the beloved liberal boomers.
The generation who listens to global news all day as background noise like it's f***ing Pavarotti.
According to a recent survey, the difference in values between young and old has never been more striking.
With the majority of young Canadians voting for a lower cost of living, and the majority of older Canadians voting...
Whether you love me or hate me, you gotta vote for me.
To really put their priorities in perspective, the issues boomers cared about the least when voting in this election were making housing more affordable and making Canada a better place to live.
This is why boomers are traveling all over the country, is to go to where their children have been forced to live and laugh at them.
This is what boomers like to do.
They go, you pay this for that?
That's the whole point.
You know, I'm really starting to think we may have locked up our elderly to protect them from the wrong plague.
Because at the height of COVID, boomers screamed at us to shut down our businesses for the noble cause of protecting them from runny noses.
But now, suddenly, their only concern is the effect Donald Trump's tariffs will have on our businesses.
A stunning- Smell ice, can ya?
Bleedin' c***** While we wait for the impact of rock bottom, the Liberal government has offered us some entertainment for the trip.
Starting with a brand new report on Canadian inequity, a self-induced problem that they propose we fix with a brand new tax.
That's right, here in Canada, the powers that continue to be have paid a group called Generation Squeeze to study how the government could tap into our inheritance.
Here's an excerpt from their website: In other words,
generational wealth is racist, and as a final slight to their rotten children, the boomers just voted to redistribute their wealth To the millions of newcomers entering the country.
Newcomers who receive upwards of 80k a year in our tax dollars for the hard work of beating us bloody in the streets and ramming their cars into crowds of our people.
But who cares?
Why do any of us even need homes at this point anyway?
We don't have jobs, birth rates have reached an all-time low, and all of our marriages are failing.
Because none of us have been able to find a partner who can f *ck us quite as well as our parents do.
Boomers are the Rose Dawson's of our era, blessed with the wealth and prosperity passed down to them from their hard-working ancestors, only to squander it for a homeless guy who says all the right things, but turns out to be just another climate grifter.
Oh.
Wow, what an old bitch.
I guess when a generation's greatest hardship was walking to and from school and five feet of snow, the weather becomes their greatest enemy.
And the weather is exactly what the newly elected Prime Minister vows to take on during his term.
The UN Special Envoy for Climate Action has promised to attain A net-zero economy.
We can't meet our ultimate objectives, which is to get to net-zero emissions.
We can't get there unless we do not just have a cap on emissions, but those emissions are brought effectively to zero.
Which he will accomplish by banning gas vehicles by the year 2035, implementing new carbon taxes, and plunging Canada further into the depths of hell.
Oh look, these bananas.
Beautiful bright yellow bananas.
They were grown in a country that does not have a carbon tax.
But lucky for us, under Prime Minister Mark Carney, we are soon going to be paying a brand new carbon...
Tariff.
According to another Liberal government report found on the Government of Canada website, "In 2040, upward social mobility is almost unheard of in Canada.
Hardly anyone will believe they can build a better life for themselves or their children through their own efforts." A future I imagine the Boomers voted for because their mantra is and always has been, "Not my problem.
I'll be dead by then.
I just hope housing prices are..." Cheaper in hell.
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Alright, I love you so much.
Goodbye.
Climate change is real and it's happening right now, Rose.
The icebergs are melting, Rose.
I still love that movie, though.
Okay, there you go.
Not so do I, Titanic, one of my favorite films of all time.
What's her face?
I love her.
She's sensational.
I do believe she's right.
Mike Carney is another globalist.
He's into climate change.
He's going to impose all kinds of absurd taxes, redistributing wealth, so that families who have accumulated fortunes for their children are going to be deprived of the opportunity for them to benefit from their creativity and accomplishment.
She's nailing it up and down.
Canada appears to be too woke to be able to deal responsibly with the issues confronting the nation.
We just are managing our way out of our woke nightmare.
Let us hope Canada is not too far behind.
I completely agree with that.
I never thought about Jack Having her squander her wealth from her hard-working family just by saying the right stuff.
I've seen the Titanic movie a hundred times myself.
Never saw it like that.
Okay, this one you're going to have to read.
This is called Housing Help for Everyone.
Whites Need Not Apply.
Okay, here we go.
Watching it save the device, even if it's the first time on fire, I'm easily respecting the comedy.
Operate up to hundreds of thousands of hours for that day to close the clock, a couple of dollars for both of them, targeting black and Hispanic Native Americans from the east.
I think white people is not a fly.
This is great.
Okay.
Washington State's Covenant Homeownership Program provides down payment and closing cost assistance for lower income first-time homebuyers.
Lawmakers created the program to address the disproportionate impacts of racial redlining in Washington State.
House Bill 1696 modifies the program by adjusting the area median income threshold for program eligibility, introducing loan forgiveness, and modifying the oversight committee membership.
This modification will create more opportunities to close the racial home ownership gap, which is a very important goal for all of us here in Washington State.
We so appreciate everybody who made this legislation possible.
We know it's been, like, any legislation challenging?
Yes.
Everyone has its share of challenges, as we know.
But Representative Taylor has been a real champion in this legislation, and so we appreciate your leadership in particular.
Thank you very much.
And with that, I'm pleased to sign this legislation into law.
Congratulations.
Thank you so much.
Let's take a photo.
One, two, and three.
you you Okay, that was RBD3, your friend, Dr. Fetzer, who made that video.
Excellent.
This is based upon the presumption that all people are equal in talent, ability, merit, intellect, which is, of course, grossly false, inconsistent with the evidence and the results of scientific research.
I've addressed issues like this in my book, The Evolution of Intelligence, and until we get straight about the fact that there are these differences, and that not all people are equally deserving of benefits of the state, though they are equally deserving of justice under the law, we're going to have continued redistribution by bleeding-heart liberals who want to make everything equal.
So everyone from the lowest, most uneducated bum in the street to the highest educated Harvard PhD is going to have similar housing, similar opportunities, similar income if they have their way.
It's a misconception of monumental proportions, but there are a whole lot of diehard liberals out there pushing the agenda.
It's happened here in the U.S. We're just working our way out of it, but Washington State exemplifies the worst of the worst when it comes to this extraordinarily woke agenda where they're promoting opposition to what they mistakenly believe to be discrimination, some forms of which, of course, deserve correction, others not.
Where this led to affirmative action and then to race-based benefits in terms of admission to colleges and to race-based criteria for jobs.
So individuals who are clearly less meritorious, less able, less confident to fulfill their positions are hired in place of those better qualified.
The results are things we see in the lowering of the educational level of the population in general.
Increased hazards for a technically challenging position like air traffic control.
We're going to have more plane crashes, more deaths.
We're going to have more catastrophic economies across states that don't come to grips with the reality, but are predicated on an ideology that bears scant resemblance to reality.
Gary, this is sad.
This is pathetic.
The state of Washington is leading the way.
It's going to be catastrophic for its residents.
Alright, next up.
The lust to control other human beings is a story as old as time.
There's a very strong drift in the direction of globalization, of the ultimate centralization of control in the hands of unelected officials at supernational organizations.
They want all of the resources of the world in their pocket.
The bigger picture is that an attempt is underway now to collapse liberal democracy and replace it with global technocracy.
This is a coup.
They're saying we can control with rules.
We don't need currency anymore.
It's like an inverted prison.
You are supposedly free to roam about but everything you want to access is behind lock and key.
The potential for social control is gigantic and potentially irreversible.
They plan to commandeer land, reduce farming and radically change the food we eat, transform the supply of electricity and then dictate how we use it and replace currency with a system of credits.
All three strategies are built on the premise of a climate crisis caused by carbon dioxide.
I do not think there's a climate crisis, and I base that on all the evidence and the climate data sets that we build to answer questions just like that.
The government is very clear that they want a catastrophic story.
There is no single science paper that proves conclusively that humans control all or most of the global climate.
Europe's mad dash towards net zero is effectively economic suicide.
Politicians are purposely impoverishing ordinary people, purposely de-industrialising Europe.
It's just tremendous amount of damage in the name of saving the planet.
It does make you ask what is it we're actually saving if we're paving it over.
I think what we're dealing with here is actually a global war on agriculture.
When you look at how many farms are selling up, we're walking into food shortages.
If I can switch everybody from real food to pharma food, then 100% of the agriculture industry can go through my publicly traded stocks, and I have complete control.
This is the biggest public relations scam in the history of the world.
But it's far more than that.
It's a blueprint.
It is the action plan.
All life on Earth is going to be radically changed.
Everything will be monitored.
The environmental consequences of every human action.
The general population cannot fathom the psychopathy of the vision that they're facing.
Once the digital ID is in place, it's game over for humanity.
Once the digital ID is in place, it's game over for humanity.
Well, Catherine North and Fitz is absolutely sensational, and she has recently revealed that the government has spent some $21 trillion building underground cities for the rich and powerful to escape in the case of the threat of an extinction-level event such as a nuclear war, asteroid attack, what have you.
It's absurd.
It's irresponsible.
The climate change myth rivals the moon landing hoax in terms of its global scope, but it has far more serious consequences.
Simply believing falsely that man went to the moon when we didn't have the propulsion power to escape low-earth orbit, when we didn't have the navigational capacity to maneuver, when we could never have transited the Van Allen radiation belt, when we couldn't have communicated back and forth.
Without having a van the size of a bed truck, a bread truck on the moon there with all the communication gear required.
And if we'd gone, we could never have returned.
We took that massive rocket to get up there, and then we had this little tiny moon ascent vehicle that was supposed to bring us back.
The whole story is just as absurd as can be.
What turns out to be the case with global warming.
Is that over millions of years of human history, there's been no correlation between the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere and the temperature of the Earth.
Turns out right now we are at the lowest level of average temperature for the planet in world history.
Turns out CO2 is indispensable to life in the production of air and water and has a cooling effect on the Earth in three or four dimensions.
Gary, it's a monster scam intended to allow the minority to exert more control over the majority.
Don't let yourself be played.
This is a hoax.
Call it out as a hoax.
Do not comply.
Okay, this is things similar.
This one's called the carbon tax.
This one's called the carbon tax.
The old antiquated system of paper documents is being dismantled and replaced with artificial intelligence, and millions of MAGA fans are celebrating this without even considering the replacement, which will be digital.
Blockchain technology, which appeared mysteriously in the Bitcoin white paper, is well-suited for tagging and tracing every living person on the planet and every transaction we make.
In the current system, a birth certificate of title is registered for every child born.
This is provided a paper record with minimal information.
But with biometric data, the new system is capable of assigning a digital ID to every living man, woman, and child born.
Locked into the blockchain from day one, every person's carbon footprint can be monitored, their compliance measured, and their overall value to the system can be calculated in real time.
Blockchain is an immutable, time-stamped record of every interaction involved.
And it's not just individuals who will have a digital ID.
Every business, every product, and everything we interact with will have a digital ID.
This is called tokenization, and it's happening right now.
From the perspective of control, it is the most effective method of controlling human behavior that the world has ever known.
And while many argue that the blockchain is not capable of doing all this, the problem has already been solved.
It's called Hashgraph, and it appears to be ready for deployment.
Hashgraph is exponentially more efficient than blockchain.
Able to handle hundreds of thousands of transactions per second, it uses practically zero energy.
It is the perfect digital branding iron for human shadow in the new AI digital control grid.
Hedera, the company behind the Hashgraph system, is already partnered and connected with major corporations and governments.
The Institute of International Finance has tapped Hedera as the only layer one tech to explore blockchain solutions for tokenized financial assets.
And this is how the carbon tax will be calculated.
Has there been a response to this?
Like, is this something?
I talked to the Biden administration, incoming administration, and they were like, well, this seems too politically difficult.
And I was like, well...
This is obviously a thing that should happen.
And even some sort of an incremental increase over time.
Yeah, exactly.
We don't need to warn people.
Yeah, if you just say it's coming, people will automatically make the changes.
That seems so reasonable.
Yeah, I agree.
And they were like, uh-uh.
They thought it was, like, too politically difficult.
And I'm like, uh, I mean, I don't know, man.
I think that's, like, at least half the reason you got elected.
So why don't you just fight for that, you know?
There's just one thing that will matter.
Put a price on carbon.
That would be the best option.
For sure.
That seems like it'd be such a good idea.
Like, what do 90% of economists think?
And, like, they all agree.
Okay, we should do that.
It was too politically difficult for Elon to introduce a carbon tax under President Biden because the MAGA cult would have resisted it.
But they have become cheerleaders for the new system and all things Elon.
So now the gates are wide open.
Democratic Party member Maxine Waters recently introduced bipartisan stablecoin legislation.
This aligns with what the Trump administration has been proposing.
And is expected to be passed into law without any pushback.
This will create a digital dollar backed by U.S. Treasury bills and other debt instruments.
But the United States has been bankrupt for decades, and a complete financial crash is imminent.
Once the dollar dies, the already legally accepted stablecoins will then be pegged to Bitcoin, and the new digital system will be the savior.
It will be celebrated for saving us from a depression, securing our borders, and protecting the children.
And the carbon tax will begin.
But it's really fundamental.
Unless there's a price put on carbon, we're never going to be able to make the transition that we need to in time, correct?
Yeah.
And the only way to do that is basically with the carbon tax.
Greg Reese reporting.
Okay, Dr. Petscher.
Well, Greg Reese does brilliant work, and I think this is a sensational illustration.
The idea of a carbon tax is very, very scary.
Just as the automation through robotics of factories no longer having human workers, what are we to do with the workers who don't have jobs for them to fill?
It appears that may be a dimension of the depopulation agenda that we haven't really thought through.
When you have a problem and you're trying to solve it with an AI system, however, you've got to understand this is an entity with no emotion, no compassion, no empathy.
In fact, it's not even a thinking thing, even though it may appear to be, or as it were, pretend to be one.
I think Greg Reese is talking about a real issue here, and I worry that Musk and Trump turn out to be the Pied Pipers.
To lead us to our own demise, to a carbon tax and digital currency that enables the government to control every aspect of our lives.
Gary, I don't like it.
I see it coming.
I don't know how it can be stopped, but I fear our fate will be sealed by this deal, should it come to pass.
I agree.
Okay.
you you you And here we are in South Carolina with three Trump voters.
You weren't always a Republican.
No.
Actually, I come from a family that was, like, super Democratic.
My first time voting, I voted Democrat.
I voted for Joe Biden.
What about Trump appeal to you?
I mean, part of it is he's an asshole.
I like authenticity.
You voted for Obama and then you voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, but 2020 you voted for Donald Trump.
What made the change?
I began listening to someone.
Her name is Candace Owens.
And I read her book and it just opened my eyes to maybe he's not this person that...
I have been led to believe that he was.
So you voted against Trump in 2016.
Yes.
But then in 2020, you voted for him?
Absolutely.
Why?
I saw how things were going during his first term and I was pleasantly surprised and I was pleased with what was happening.
I saw the economy getting better.
I saw country relations in certain countries getting better.
What are some things that he's doing that you do like?
For me, I like the border.
I just don't like the idea of someone coming here illegally.
And getting benefits that can serve my community.
So that's the reason why I support him on that border policy.
When you think about the border, you think about people coming here who are getting more help than people who live here, who were born here.
Yeah.
If you had to do it all over again, would you vote for Donald Trump again?
Yes or no?
Yes, I would.
Now, in the future, I am not a...
Diehard Democrat or diehard Republican.
If there were a Democratic candidate who was more aligned for me, then I would vote Democrat.
If you go back in time, would you vote for Donald Trump, yes or no?
Yes.
I think I might know the answer on this.
She said yes.
It's immediately yes.
No, I'm sorry.
If you had to draw over again, would you vote for Donald Trump, yes or no?
1000% absolutely yes.
Ah.
No.
Oh.
you All right.
I think as a candidate, Donald Trump was superlative.
And of course, Kamala was a disaster.
So it was totally unequal because there were all kinds of pluses for Trump and all kinds of minuses for Kamala.
I mean, we couldn't continue with the open-border Biden policies.
It turns out it wasn't even the real Joe Biden.
It was an imposter.
You had a different shape and size of cranium, different handwriting.
They were doing the whole thing using an auto pen.
The guy was some kind of pretender.
Jill knew.
Hunter knew.
I think most of the leaders in Washington had to know if you're perpetrating a fraud of that magnitude.
I think these blacks made responsible voting choices by going for Trump.
There's been a mixed bag now, but I'm happy to say right now we're seeing signs of life.
He's split with Bebe now because Bebe and Walsh were trying to manipulate the U.S. into attacking Iran behind the scene.
He didn't like that.
This is a huge positive development.
We've had a war about to break out between India and Pakistan, and believe it or not, I awakened this morning not to a nuclear exchange, but to a...
Cease fire negotiated by Trump.
I think we're seeing signs of life that maybe instead of promoting Israel first, he's found his way back to and is starting to assert his America First agenda, which would be a most welcome development, Gary.
I was so supportive of Trump during the campaign.
I've been so concerned about various issues, including, of course, a crackdown on freedom of speech by punishing student protesting genocide, then which there couldn't be a more noble cause.
Genocide being the greatest crime humans commit against other humans.
So maybe he's finding his way back, and if so, it would have to be because so many of his past supporters, myself included, have become Among his strongest critics for losing his way.
Let's hope he's finding it back and he's going to return to his original America First agenda.
I see signs of hope.
All right.
Okay, we're on the respirator, but there are signs of life.
Okay, the convenience trap.
We live in a glorious age of convenience here in the 21st century, the most modern century in history.
That's some achievement, isn't it?
Cruising on the open highway of progress, up to the minute, up to speed, surfing the zeitgeist, no flies on us.
Technology has made life convenient for us the way a mousetrap makes life convenient for the mouse.
It's all right here in this little device.
All you have to do is log on and take it.
What could be more convenient?
And many of us find it very convenient to pay all our bills and do all our shopping and banking and all sorts of other business.
Every business, in fact, except cash business.
How inconvenient.
Must do something about that.
Social media makes it convenient to communicate with the world at will, passing instant public judgment on an endless parade of life's trivialities.
Thumbs up, thumbs down, all day, every day.
And all it's costing us is our privacy and freedom forever.
No flies on us.
How different it was back in the old days, in those bad old yesteryears of yore.
Back then, if you were out somewhere and you just needed to call somebody, it was a nightmare of inconvenience.
It was semi-barbaric, to be honest.
It was literal hell on earth.
Because you had to go to the trouble of finding a public telephone and checking the earpiece for dog shit, which wasn't very nice when you found it, but you had to admire the dexterity of the dog.
Nowadays, everything is so much more convenient because we all carry around these personal tracking devices that we still call phones for some reason.
And these things and their manufacturers, they know everything there is to know about us.
They've got our fingerprints, our facial ID, they know where we are and what we're doing every second of every day, even when they're switched off.
Isn't that reassuring?
We're totally protected from the threat of privacy for the rest of our lives.
And yes, admittedly, there is a risk that these devices will be exploited by unscrupulous politicians to corral and control us like sheep in a pen as it becomes more and more convenient to run every aspect of our lives through them.
It'll become convenient for the government to take control of every aspect of our lives through them by making them indispensable with a digital identity and currency, condemning our children and grandchildren to a lifetime of authoritarian surveillance in a QR code checkpoint ridden social credit dystopia from which they will curse our memory for being weak enough,
complacent enough and downright stupid enough to give Well, I think the message is good.
I wasn't quite as happy with the messenger, but that's okay.
What really emerges here is that Developments in technology like cell phones or artificial intelligence or digital currencies can be used for good or for bad.
It's like a hammer.
You can use it to drive nails and build a house, or you can use it to smack someone over the head and kill them.
It's an inherently neutral technology that has to do with the adaptation by humans who utilize it for good or for bad.
Certainly about the cell phone.
I myself am addicted to my little flip phone, which is an antique compared to what we have today, the very modern iPhones and so forth that can serve as computers and videos and the whole bit, unlike mine.
And the security lapses, meaning the opportunities for surveillance are enormous, virtually unbounded.
So I think the content was good here.
We all need to be concerned, but I tell you, Gary, young people today would sooner abandon their parents and give up their cell phone.
It's a cultural phenomenon of the greatest dimensions and most powerful impact on society of any technology in the history of the world, exceeding even that of television, which was itself.
Monumental.
Absolutely.
Grandkids start to shake when they lose their phone.
Cell phones also produce electromagnetic radiation, which has been shown to do neurological damage to kids when it's around them all day and to cause cellular damage and even cancer.
So a cell phone use and social media use on the cell phone.
It has been directly connected with depression, with poor performance in schools, with suicidal ideation, with substance abuse.
And, you know, it's-- the other countries that have done this, the states that are doing this have found that it is a much healthier environment when kids are not using cell phones at schools.
Mr. Secretary, you've talked about-- And the teachers loved it.
I bet.
Yeah, the parents-- Okay.
Well, the problem is they're so addicting.
I mean, I'd be at loss without myself.
It enables me to connect with my friends, my colleagues, you know, communicate information at virtually the speed of light.
I like RFK Jr. in spite of the fact that he seemed to be falling short in certain respects.
Hopefully, like Trump, he'll regain his way and move forward.
Opposition to vaccine agenda, for which so many of us have praised him, but where a lady endorsed a standard schedule for vaccines, which benefits Big Pharma immensely, because these vaccines are very cheap, but they are very profitable.
It's like Coke, soft drinks.
It costs pennies for producing.
A can of Coke, but they sell them for maybe a buck.
I mean, the profit margin is simply astronomical.
Nevertheless, he's right about the threat, but I myself confronted it.
I actually had a cancer here on the side of my head where I usually typically keep my cell phone, and it wouldn't surprise me at all that it had been induced by that very utilization.
It's risk.
We're willing to run for the sake of a device that most of us find indispensable to our lives.
So it's one of those cases where we're not going to give them up.
We are going to run the risk.
Let's hope technology can be made to make them safer because they ain't going away.
Got that one right.
All right.
America has screwed over Generation Z. We do need to recognize that they've endured, you know, 08, and they've endured 2020, and they've endured...
Endless debt for jobs that are never going to come, that are never going to pay back their school loans, right?
There's a lot that's working against them.
We have to understand that, and we also need to find ways to give them mechanisms back for prosperity because they don't have them right now.
If that's the case, and they are leveraged the way you say, isn't the best thing to do to get interest rates down, get inflation under control and lower interest rates?
Because if they're leveraged, they've got a lot of debt.
That interest rate is killing them.
I mean, getting the interest rates down might make their $1,600 a month student loan payment $1,400 a month, but it's not going to change the fact they're never going to get a job that's actually going to pay back the education that what it costs them that we told them would pay them back over time.
Like, I'm lucky.
I came in two years early.
On that side of the coin.
I got a house just in time.
My husband got a federal job that paid off his law school loans right after 10 years.
What interest rate did you get that house at?
I feel like that's the big...
You really want to know?
I didn't get it great.
I got in at four.
And then I refinanced at two and a quarter.
Oh, that's incredibly good.
Yeah, that's the thing that I think that's holding back younger people nowadays.
I think the best rate you could get is something like 7%.
I mean, 200.
The price of a house is going to bar them anymore.
They don't have the money to put down payment on.
So it's not just the interest rates.
Yeah, I think the inequities in the economy and the cost of housing, education and the like have been...
Catastrophic for the younger generation, Gary.
I think this is an artful articulation of the problems that this new generation is confronting, and frankly, the solution is not remotely obvious.
Now, Trump's some kind of financial genius as I see it.
Maybe he can fashion a solution if he's giving up his preoccupation with solving Israel's problems.
And focusing on those of Americans because younger Americans need his help.
Let's hope it will be forthcoming and soon.
I'm praying like nobody else.
COVID research.
December 2020, at the same time that I was treating patients with COVID, I began collecting stools of my colleagues that were At home and started going into the hospital and I said, "Can I get your stools before and after you get vaccinated?" Because to me, this new technology of vaccines, I wanted to see what it was doing on the microbiome.
I discovered that messenger RNA vaccines killed the bifidobacteria.
I knew I would never be able to publish this because it goes against the narrative.
So I submitted it to my college, the American College of Gastroenterology, and presented it in October 2022.
This abstract won A research award at the American College of Gastro beating 6,000 abstracts.
That's from academic centers like Harvard and Mayo Clinic and MD Anderson.
This abstract got the attention of 18,000 GI doctors who all of a sudden started realizing maybe killing bifidobacteria is why I got COVID after my vaccine to begin with.
Worse than that, and another abstract we presented, was the persistent damage of bifidobacteria from the vaccine.
What is going on here that the vaccine continues to kill the bifidobacteria?
At the same time, we presented a link between loss of bifidobacteria and Crohn's disease, loss of bifidobacteria in Lyme disease, and loss of bifidobacteria in invasive cancer.
Yeah, who would have thought studying SHRT could be so beneficial medically?
I'm impressed.
She's absolutely right.
You notice the AI translation, because the word sounds the same, translated one W-O-N as one O-N-E, but what she did was brilliant, very straightforward.
I'm quite impressed in the fact that she has had a degree of success in getting the word out.
It's revealing one more dimension of the mRNA technology that was designed to harm and kill us in vast number, contributing to a depopulation campaign that is ultimately intended to bring the world's population down from about 8 billion to a half a billion for the benefit of the elite.
And most of those half billion are supposed to be slaves.
To the supremacists who will then rule the world.
That's the agenda, believe it or not.
It's so fantastic.
Practically none of us really can wrap our minds around it, but I'm sorry to say that's what's going on here today, and it endures.
My compliments to her.
She did a brilliant piece of work, and it appears to have revealed a significant manner in which these shots are affecting our lives and not.
for the good.
Here's a minute and 30 second clip.
Thank you.
This is going to be an unpopular truth because of the extremely delusional and deceived world that we now live in.
But the reality is, the truth is, is that none of what is going on outside, none of this gets better.
Everything in our world is fake.
Our food is fake.
Our news is fake.
Our politicians are fake.
Our history is fake.
Even our financial system is fake.
And the people on our TV screens, on our phone screens, are lying to us because everything is a scripted movie.
And if you want to believe the absolute garbage that is being spoon-fed to us, then that is 100% your prerogative.
But I would hope by now, five years into this very odd new world that we now live in, this very new and odd reality that we all live in, I would hope by now that the majority of us realize and recognize that there is something much more sinister and something much more spiritual going on behind the scenes.
I'm at a point where I literally do not believe a single thing that I see anymore.
I do not believe anything that I see anymore because after the last five years, a little bit more, I realize that there are narratives being pushed, there are distractions being pushed, and we are watching a movie so that the people in control can move the chess pieces.
Okay, sorry about that.
Not a problem, Gary.
I mean, the trick is getting beneath the surface to sort out the fake news from the authentic.
And that's what I've been doing for over 30 years now since I began collaborating with David W. Manning, MD, PhD, and sorting out what happened to JFK.
A propaganda campaign unleashed by the government to mislead us about the truth has been of historic dimensions.
But we shattered the cover up.
And my ongoing research efforts in collaboration with others have revealed the moon landing hoax.
9 /11 was completely different than advertised.
Wellstone was taken out in an assassination rather than a bona fide accidental plane crash.
Sandy Hook, Boston bombing, Orlando, Dallas, Charlottesville, Parkland, Las Vegas, all contrived by the government for the benefit of promoting their political agenda.
So she's got it half right.
We are presented with a whole lot of what Trump appropriately called out as fake news.
The catch is to get beneath the surface and figure out what's the real.
True, authentic news, which is the task that I and others have been embracing for decades now, and we're doing our best to let the public know what's really going on beneath the surface of the illusion she so artfully describes.
Okay, our last clip of the day.
This is Cooper Anderson being confronted.
I did.
I did.
95% safe and effective, Mr. Cooper?
95% safe and effective?
How do you sleep at night?
No, you're the best.
Ah, because you know I was the first one.
Thank you.
*laughter*
How do you sleep at night?
Fear-mongering a virus with a 99.97% survival rate.
How do you sleep at night?
Buck, and you're a mass serial killer.
Famous people, amigo, what?
All right, that's it for today.
Long since I've been acknowledged to be an agent of the CIA, so was William Buckley, who didn't resist that.
So many in our media were co-opted by our intelligence agencies that they've had a...
A lock on big stories.
It's one of the reasons why they were able to get away with misleading the public about JFK.
Just stop and pause and think about it for a minute, Gary.
We were told by the government in the Warren Report that Lee Oswald was the lone demented gunman who fired three shots from above and behind.
Well, how can you reconcile that with...
Malcolm Kilduff, the acting press secretary, coming out and at the moment of announcing his death, saying it was a simple matter of a bullet, right through the head while pointing to his right temple.
Was that shot fired from above and behind Gary?
It goes on from there.
Let me just mention that I had the opportunity of late to debate a fellow named Jeff Nyquist, who was defending the Warren Report.
And it was as though he were following the script outlined by the CIA of how to deal with critics of the Warren Report in like 1964.
I've never known anyone in any debate to be less responsive to actual evidence as I presented and to simply continue following the script unaffected entirely by any argument I would present.
Check it out.
It's an object lesson in learning how this continues to this day.
The propaganda remains unabated, but we're doing our best to expose it, to debunk it, to reveal the truth.
And if it's JFK today, count on 9-11 tomorrow.
Go to the debate.
You can find it on my BitChute channel, James Fetzer.
On my Twitter account, at Jim Fetzer, and elsewhere, you won't be disappointed.
Great job, Gary.
Wonderful stories today.
Much appreciated.
All right.
Inconvenient truths.
We'll see you next week.
Thanks again, Jim.
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