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German Euthanasia Clinics
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| I made up that story, under pressure, a woman nursing an animal. | |
| The following story I could not make up, and it comes from the home of absurdity, Germany. | |
| German euthanasia clinics refusing unvaccinated customers. | |
| That was the proper sound effect. | |
| I must say. | |
| That's right, my dear friends. | |
| You can kill yourself in Germany, but not if you're unvaccinated. | |
| I want you to know that my engineer was just about to take a sip from a cup when he heard that, and that prevented his drinking anything from the cup because he's laughing too hard. | |
| Yep, so... | |
| The level of absurdity is immeasurable. | |
| This is a story for the ages. | |
| So euthanasia is legal in Germany. | |
| You can go to somebody who will kill you. | |
| But not if you're not vaccinated. | |
| We won't kill you if you're not vaccinated. | |
| I guess the rest of the sentence is, We simply hope you'll die by getting COVID, you unvaccinated a-hole. | |
| Now, if you don't believe me, let me give you the source, the spectator, printed, issued in England, November 26th, 319 a.m. | |
| Irony has been declared many times in this pandemic, but now, from COVID-riddled Germany, By the way, how is Germany COVID riddled? | |
| Isn't it one of the most vaccinated countries in the world? | |
| Comes the final proof. | |
| You can't kill yourself now unless you've been vaccinated. | |
| As European countries battle to limit the spread of the virus, Verein Sterbehilfe, the German... | |
| Why do I make it sound like I'm a Nazi official when I talk German? | |
| It's not fair to the Germans, I admit it. | |
| I'm laughing at myself, just for the record here. | |
| I'll say it sweetly. | |
| Okay? | |
| That was much nicer, right? | |
| I didn't sound like I was an assistant to a Goebbels. | |
| The German Euthanasia Association has issued a new directive declaring it will now only help those who have been vaccinated or recovered from the disease. | |
| By the way, do you know what they call it? | |
| Listen to the statement. | |
| Euthanasia and the preparatory examination of the voluntary responsibility of our members willing to die require human closeness. | |
| Human closeness, however, is a prerequisite and breathing ground for coronavirus transmission. | |
| So the guy killing you might end up dead. | |
| There you go. | |
| But I think if you're going to die, if you choose to be killed, you could wear a mask. | |
| Might be one of the only times that you wouldn't mind wearing a mask. | |
| Welcome to the modern age, the age of the absurd. | |
| I have a terrific guest who's just walked in the room. | |
| He went to the wrong parking lot. | |
| Are you embarrassed? | |
| Give him a microphone. | |
| Give him a microphone. | |
| Yes. | |
| I'm absolutely humiliated. | |
| He's humiliated. | |
| I reached out to Alan Dennis to... | |
| Drop by just to say hello because I'm in town and I know you were sick and I wanted to see you. | |
| And Alan said, come in and do a whole hour. | |
| This has been my favorite show. | |
| I'm a talk radio junkie for my whole life. | |
| This is my all-time favorite show. | |
| So that is always the thrill of the month or the quarter, if you will. | |
| And then I drive to the wrong place. | |
| Just unbelievable. | |
| As if I'd never been here before. | |
| I was here just two weeks ago to see Larry. | |
| I want you to know, I'm speaking to Alex Marlowe, editor of Breitbart, one of the greatest websites in the free world. | |
| And the interesting thing is, Free World is now not the West. | |
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Google Censors Breitbart
00:02:08
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| It's located in the West, but it's not all the West by any means. | |
| We'll get to that in a moment. | |
| But I want you to know, Alex, you did enable me to tell the story. | |
| Of the euthanasia ban on the unvaccinated in Germany. | |
| That is so sweet. | |
| You did a service. | |
| Absolutely, and a mitzvah, I believe, for the audience. | |
| Yes, you could say that. | |
| That is correct. | |
| Happy Hanukkah, by the way. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| Today is the second day. | |
| Lipped my candle last night. | |
| Lipped my two candles, to be precise. | |
| Alex Marlowe, really, folks, Breitbart. | |
| Thank God has an enormous audience. | |
| What is your hit number? | |
| Probably we reach maybe about 20 million people a month currently. | |
| That's astonishing. | |
| And it goes up around election time. | |
| I think a lot of people kind of burned out earlier in the year and it comes back and I think people are getting very excited again. | |
| But that only is that does not include our radio audience because we're on Sirius XM Patriot every day, 6 a.m. Eastern Time. | |
| For those of you wake up early, we're also on podcast now, the Brightburn News Daily podcast, which everyone should check out. | |
| And we're huge on social to the extent the tech giants will let us be huge. | |
| They censor us, and every one of them, Google is the worst, which probably won't surprise you. | |
| And a lot of those people might not even make it to the website. | |
| So the footprint is really huge, and I'm sure... | |
| Those of you in the audience who go to Breitbart, we are really grateful. | |
| What does it mean Google is the worst? | |
| So Google cut off all of our traffic. | |
| Two stories about Joe Biden and most stories about Donald Trump and pretty much anything in the news tab on Google. | |
| You'll never get a Breitbart story. | |
| And they do this, they did this on a day, a specific day, May the 5th of 2020. They basically turned off Breitbart's ability to reach people via that search engine. | |
| Even if we have an original story, an interview with Donald Trump per se, maybe, for example, that we had a scoop, something that we'd reported, you're still not going to find it in Google. | |
| You could literally search for Breitbart headlines verbatim in Google and you won't get a Breitbart result. | |
| We'll be back in a moment. | |