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Well, yesterday, tragically, a 28-year-old he-she sick psychopath individual went to a school in Nashville, Tennessee, and shot up a school, killing six individuals, three adults, and three children.
Children that were six, seven years old.
I mean, children.
Who the heck kills children?
Yes, but this person did.
And luckily he was apprehended and he's dead himself.
But this is again a he-she named Audrey Hale who happens to be transgender.
And the school that he shot up happened to be a Christian school.
So the media is kind of blacking out the fact that he's a transgender, for one.
And number two, they're spinning their own type of narrative around this shooting.
We see shootings all the time.
This is becoming commonplace.
And of course, Biden and the left are immediately calling for gun control again.
Remember, problem, reaction, solution.
Welcome to NBC News Daily.
We do want to start with that tragic school shooting in Nashville that happened just over 24 hours ago.
Six people were killed, including three students and three adults, after a shooter walked into a private Christian elementary school and opened fire.
Those kids were just nine years old.
Police killed the shooter 14 minutes after the first 911 call was made.
We now know that the suspect was a 28-year-old former student who, according to police, had detailed maps of the school.
Here joining me to talk about all this and delve a little deeper is Steve Sinkel, the CEO of GhostWorks Tactical in Florida.
Steve, thanks so much for joining Shots Fired.
How are you?
I'm good.
Thanks for having me.
So, you're welcome.
What is your first reaction when you see a story like this of another school shooting?
It's sad, you know.
I have a three-year-old daughter and so my heart immediately went out to the parents of the children that were killed in this tragedy.
Right.
It's heartbreaking and...
We have to wonder, why are there so many shootings nowadays, especially at schools?
Why is this person thinking that he's going to blow off some steam at a school?
Why not punch a punching bag?
Why not take some jujitsu or something or shoot at a range?
But to go to a school and shoot live, actual human beings, especially children, makes no sense to me.
Obviously, these people are range, sick, psychopath individuals.
And it turns out, He literally is, or she literally is mentally ill because they're a transgender.
So they're confused already about life and who they are in the world.
So coming from a gun shop, you're the CEO of a gun shop, of a tactical shop, immediately when you hear people call for gun control right away when something like this happens, What's your first shot?
Because to me, it doesn't matter what the weapon is.
It's the individual behind the weapon.
If it's not guns, it would have been a knife.
It would have been an explosion.
It would have been something like that.
But what are you thinking when they immediately call for gun control?
Well, first and foremost, it upsets me that they're trying to politicize a tragedy.
Of course.
But what I would say is that it's, I don't even call them weapons, I call them tools.
And a tool, you know, like a hammer, a hammer could be used to build something up or it could be used to tear something down.
And so when you place these tools in individuals' hands that do good with them, they're going to do good things, they're going to protect people.
And when people that have nefarious ideas or they're just hateful outwardly because they're not happy with themselves, they're going to do whatever they can to tear people down.
And so that's what I look at this as.
This person was not happy with themselves, probably not happy with the environment around them.
And so they're hurting, so they want to go make others hurt.
Exactly.
And of course now a major transgender network is actually, they just released out a statement saying that the transgender shooter is the real victim here.
Yes, they said that the transgender shooter has had a lot of demons to overcome and there obviously had a lot of hate and bullying towards them.
Being a transgender, growing up confused, and possibly the lack of medicalization, the fact that maybe he wasn't allowed to transition fully, that led to his depression, suicidal thoughts and rage.
So one of the real victims is not the children, not the people or the school, but the actual shooter itself because of this person was transgender.
It's unbelievable.
A lot of the media either don't want to say that this was a transgender or they're saying that this was a transgender but a victim of bullying and transgender hate and transphobia.
And again, when I see something like that, I can't help but think that this is an agenda behind this.
And when I see school shootings and any shooting, At this point, there's so many marks, earmarks of a false flag.
And a false flag doesn't necessarily mean that nobody died.
It's always tragic.
And a lot of times, a lot of times they're just a drill where nobody died.
But a lot of times people actually die.
There are real victims in false flags.
And I'm not going to say definitively that this was a false flag, but it does have some earmarks towards it.
And some of the things that I wonder about is the fact that it happened at a Christian school.
Very convenient, right?
Because most Christians and conservatives are for guns.
They're pro-Second Amendment, and they do not want gun control.
So it could be possibly the end goal is to have to rile up a lot of rage and hate among Christians and conservatives, even if that is directed towards transgenders.
But they say, look, these mentally ill people should not be having guns.
And they can drum up so much hate or rage towards people that have mental issues, like transgenders, that they say, okay, maybe a little bit of gun control is acceptable for those with mental issues and who are mentally ill.
And of course, if we were to have a little bit of gun control for those who are mentally unwell, then it's a slippery slope into people who have...
Had a crazy ex-girlfriend slap a restraining order on them or diagnosed with ADHD or so many other things and it's a huge slippery slope.
What do you think?
Do you think there's any truth to that potential being as an agenda?
Well, I mean, I definitely wouldn't put anything past the government nowadays.
Yeah.
So that's a possibility, you know, of course.
Red flag laws are terrible, I think.
They don't really serve to help anybody.
And actually, I've had police officers that have told me that they don't want to serve, you know, warrants collecting somebody's guns.
They don't feel, especially because a lot of times it's a false accusation, right?
Right.
So they're putting themselves in harm's way potentially for no reason, right?
So yeah, I would say that I don't think that any kind of red flag laws are beneficial or talking about mental illness and stuff like that.
I think there is mental illness, but it's going to come down to treating people before they get to the point that they're so upset that they would go out into the world and there's a stigma around Treating mental illness, you know, so nobody will go see when they need to get help.
And if you do need mental help, you're immediately placed in some category as a crazy person, whether it's, you know, something very minor, like, you know, just anxiety or something like that.
You know, yeah, so I wouldn't put it past the government, like I said, but you never know.
The transgender also in question, Audrey Hale, had apparently thousands of dollars worth of guns and ammunition.
And again, who has that?
I mean, you're somebody who's just in your 20s, you're not making a lot of money, and this has happened before in the school shootings.
These people, these kids that are caught with thousands and thousands of dollars worth of guns and ammunition and weapons, and they don't have a job, or they're very poor, and they're broke, and they're just a...
A teenager or they're confused and mentally ill.
How does that person get that much money's worth of guns and ammunition?
Which again speaks to a potential false flag operation.
These people are very clever and good at what they do, how they craft these false flag operations.
And you have to really think about the agenda from different angles.
Somebody might think, well, why would there be a transgender that would be assigned the shooter, right?
Because that would just drum up more transgender, transphobe hate.
But it's a good point that potentially they were they're trying to drum up hate towards mentally ill people or people who are confused and have Christians and conservatives, because it was a Christian school, be the ones to finally say we OK, let's get some gun control here.
And I see the left as being more and more desperate, not just the left, the deep state, but they're so desperate at this point to pass gun control laws and take our guns away because they know more people are waking up.
More people are waking up to their lies and their gaslighting and their false flag psyops.
More people are waking up to vaccines and social control and social credit score.
What's happening with the banking system?
More people are waking up.
And if more people are waking up, that's what they're afraid of most.
That's their biggest threat.
Because especially if we're awake and we have guns, we can actually stop this Great Reset from happening and stop this BS. They are desperate to take our guns away.
And I see potentially targeting a Christian school as kind of a mark of their desperation.
For sure.
And I think that, like you said, they're targeting a Christian school.
I think that was intentional.
Yeah.
Because I've even seen, you're talking about people waking up, but I've seen a resurgence of people going into the church, right?
And that's a dangerous thing if you're the deep state.
So that might have been very tactically planned to attack a Christian school.
And I know, I heard that, I think it was the sheriff or whoever's leading the investigation there was saying that there was another target And they decided against that school because it was too heavily armed.
It was too much trouble to go in.
So, you know, Christians and Christian community are very trusting, and so maybe they're not as hard of a target as they should be.
I'd be hopeful that, you know, churches and Christian schools would maybe...
Fortify that and be defensive and maybe get armed security.
I know at our church, we have, you know, sheriff's office comes and whenever there's service, there's a sheriff there.
And we also have a security team and everything like that.
So these are all beneficial.
You got to make yourself a hard target.
But I definitely think that that could coincide with it being Christian and the resurgence that we've seen in the last couple of weeks of, you know, just people showing up to church, you know, singing all of the revivals that you're seeing, basically, you know, kind of Yeah.
And again, that's what's so scary to them.
They don't want people gathering.
They don't want people coming closer to God.
They don't want people having families, especially strong, united families.
Those are the things that are the biggest threats to their agenda, which is to break up the nuclear family, disarm us, and drive us further away from God and closer to the enemy.
So you're absolutely correct in that.
Do you think that they're going to succeed in passing gun control laws this time?
That's a tough one because it seems like recently a lot of the gun control that they've been trying to push has been turned over or is currently in court to be turned over.
I think because so many people are waking up, I think that it's going to be hard for them.
I'm hopeful that we're not going to see any extra gun control, but, you know, they always like to sneak in just any little thing that they can get.
I mean, you know, they'll take an inch if they can get it, so I wouldn't be surprised if something went through.
Do you actually see more customers coming around these times?
Or have you seen more customers coming around after shootings like this?
Because to me, when I see things like this happen, I want to purchase a gun.
I want to go through gun training and gun safety training.
I want to be more armed because if a lunatic comes around to my church or my mall or something like that, I want to be properly prepared and armed because there are lunatics out there.
So I would think that more people, this would actually rile up people to be more safe and protect themselves further.
Yeah, I definitely see that.
Actually, you know, there's a lot of people, huge influx moving into the state of Florida from out of state where they either can't own guns or they can't own really any guns that are especially useful.
And they're telling me that, well, you know, I came to Florida because it's safer here.
But now maybe I have to consider getting myself, you know, a pistol or something like that to protect myself because, you know, Danger can happen anywhere.
You never know.
You don't get to plan for that.
You just have to be prepared for it.
And so for me, it's no different than carrying first aid or having a fire extinguisher at your house.
It's just something that you do on the daily.
And if you're ever presented with that situation, at least you could address it.
Yeah, exactly.
And I don't want this to...
Obviously, this could lead to a tidal wave of Christians and conservatives or right-wing people saying, see, it's the transgender.
And then they can pin it on us.
See, you guys are transphobic, just like we thought.
And that's the reason why these transgenders are so angry and violent.
It's less about the transgender itself as a title.
I believe this is more about, again, mental illness.
Being untreated, it's more about the false flag event operations and the fact that they're desperate to create gun control.
So we have to remember to not fall for the narrative and the gaslighting.
We have to critically think through these situations and use discernment.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I think that you'll see Christians, you know, they're supposed to be, if they're learning the teachings of Jesus, they're going to be more accepting and directing people to get the actual help that they need instead of just assuming that they're evil and that we can't meet in the middle.
Right, exactly.
Amen.
All right, cool.
Any last words?
And also tell people where they can find you and your awesome gun store.
So, we have a store online that's being built out.
It's ghostworkstactical.com.
The works is spelled W-E-R-K-S. We're located in Vero Beach.
If you have any questions, we do custom rifles.
We build most of our stuff out, so it's custom orders primarily.
But we can get anything.
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Reach out.
Awesome.
All right.
Thank you so much.
We really appreciate your time and we'll be back with another awesome interview.
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Welcome back to Shots Fired.
Well, we have interviewed Dr.
Jim Thorpe, Kimberly Biss.
We've interviewed a lot of different OBGYNs on this show.
And of course, a lot of them were featured in our documentary, Died Suddenly.
Why?
Because it's so important to understand what this bioweapon is doing to the babies and the unborn.
This is a genocide, as we've seen, and who better to talk to than OBGYNs?
Doctors who personally handle babies and pregnant mothers, where there's so many OBGYNs and doctors pushing this jab onto pregnant women, which makes no sense because Apparently, they're not even supposed to be eating turkey sandwiches and drinking a glass of wine, but they're supposed to be having this untested vaccine pushed into them with mRNA.
It's nuts, it's crazy, and it's criminal.
Thankfully, we have some great, honest doctors and OBGYNs to talk about what's really been happening behind the scenes because they're those people that are hands-on with the pregnant and with the born and unborn.
Joining us today is Dr.
Dan McDyer, an OBGYN from the great state of Florida.
Thank you so much for joining us.
Woohoo!
Thank you so much for joining us on Shots Fired.
How are you?
Doing great.
Thanks for having me, Deanna.
Awesome.
So just give a little bit of background for everybody first.
How many years have you been practicing and how many babies do you think that you've delivered over the years?
Oh gosh, I'm sorry I have to admit this.
It's been 29 years out of residency and I've delivered about 8,000 babies in my career.
Amazing.
8,000 babies in your career.
That's incredible.
Love that you keep track.
29 years you've been practicing.
You look very young, by the way.
You don't look like you've been practicing 29 years.
Oh, flattery will get you nowhere.
So, wait a second.
So, that means you have handled...
You obviously know what you're talking about.
You're not some crackpot QAnon doctor.
And you know what you're talking about when you say, here's what I've been seeing behind the scenes.
I mean, people need to listen to you, just like Dr.
Jim Thorpe, obviously.
He knows what he's talking about.
Dr.
Kimberly Biss, who we've interviewed before again.
These are people that have a lot of credibility in the field.
And you know what's common and what's unusual or...
Bizarre or rare because you've seen so many babies and pregnant women, correct?
Yes, absolutely.
So what have you been seeing since the vaccine rollout?
Have you been seeing anything interesting and unusual as well?
I mean, it's an amazing spectrum of things that I'm seeing.
In my personal practice in the office, what I've noticed is an enormous alteration or increase in the frequency of both postmenopausal bleeding and in menstrual disorders in premenopausal women.
My medical assistant has been in our practice for 36 years.
About six months ago or so, kind of lost track of time in this pandemic.
Yeah, it's like a blur.
Yeah, it really is.
It's hard to reference anything, you know?
But she came to me and said, Dr.
McDyer, what is going on with all this bleeding?
I've never seen so much in my career.
I was just getting ready to say the same thing to her.
I guess we're on kind of the same wavelength.
So it's an amazing increase.
I mean, I think everybody in the office has noticed it.
I went back and did an analysis on my practice, looked at 2016 through 2020 and took an average of the number of postmenopausal bleeding patients that I saw during that time frame and then compared it to 2021 and 2022.
And in 2021, I had a 193% increase in postmenopausal bleeding patients compared to the preceding five years.
And in 2022, it was a 156% increase compared to the preceding five years.
And with the premenopausal patients having the menstrual disorders, it was a 25% increase in 2021 and a 15% increase in 2022.
And I'm ascribing the difference.
I honestly don't know the vaccine status of the women that are in those different categories.
But there's a drastic change.
Something is going on.
There's no doubt about that.
And I'm ascribing the difference between postmenopausal bleeding and, you know, that large increase compared to the premenopausal bleeding because those are younger patients less likely to have been vaccinated.
And I do know for sure that my postmenopausal age group has gotten more vaccine, has a higher proportion of vaccination status than that of the younger patients who are premenopausal.
So there's got to be a correlation there.
I think you've probably spoken to Dr.
Thorpe.
I'm in a research group with him called My Cycle Story.
We're finding some very concerning things through this survey that we've done with about 6,000 women who had bleeding problems in 2021.
We have probably a landmark study coming out very shortly.
We're in the middle of writing it right now.
And we've noticed that in that group of the women who were surveyed, about 84% of them were unvaccinated.
And it appears as though there's a very strong correlation within the women who were unvaccinated.
The longer duration of exposure they had to other vaccinated people, Or the greater number of vaccinated people they came in contact with, the higher the likelihood was that they were having a menstrual disorder.
And one of those was a very disturbing alteration in their menstrual flow called a decidual cast shedding.
I'm not sure if they discussed that with you or not, but it's a remarkable bleeding episode in which the entire menstrual cavity, the tissue that sheds monthly typically, all comes out at once intact.
In the preceding 109 years, there were only about 40 cases reported in the medical literature.
And I'm sure there were more than that that occurred, but not many were reported.
And in our group, there were 289 out of the 6,000 women had decidual cast shedding.
And we have some photo documentation of that.
Some women actually sent in pictures of these large chunks of tissue that they passed.
It's a very painful process.
I actually had It's almost like the whole shape of the uterus.
It's like the tissue casting of the uterus or something that it looks like, right?
Exactly, yeah.
It's like a clay model of the internal cavity of the uterus.
It's remarkable.
I would venture to say that I had I've had maybe one or two episodes of that in the preceding 25 to 27 years of my career prior to the vaccine release.
Like I said, I've had two or three in the past three years, maybe a couple more than that.
I can't keep track of everything, but it's remarkable.
As a physician, we should be observers of trends, number one, to know what's going on with the health of your patients, but number two, to kind of analyze what impact the interventions, the medical interventions you are making on your patients.
Are these things, are these interventions I'm making, are they working?
You know, you read things in literature, but you got to see real life what's going on.
So, I mean, honestly, I'd rather be at the beach right now because it's a beautiful day outside, but I feel obligated to talk about these things because these two things, these four things, my eyes and ears, don't lie to me.
And I'm not the only one that's seeing this.
I'm shocked that other colleagues aren't speaking out, at least those in highly vaccinated areas.
I have a friend who's in my group up in the panhandle of Florida, and that's a very unvaccinated area.
He's not seeing the same things I'm seeing, at least as far as he can tell.
But, I mean, it's very obvious, at least in the office, what I'm seeing there.
I'm seeing some things in the hospital now, too, with deliveries and things of that nature, which we can touch on.
Yeah, and I just want to clarify for my audience.
Post-menopausal bleeding means a woman who has gone through menopause, she's not supposed to be having any periods anymore, and then all of a sudden, a period emerges or bleeding starts again, correct?
That's what that means?
Correct.
Right, right.
I haven't, you know, with the pathologic findings that I'm having, usually those women, in almost all cases, they're evaluated with something called hysteroscopy and a DNC, which is where you look in the uterine cavity with a camera and then take a sample of the tissue.
There are a lot of endometrial polyps occurring.
Most cases are benign, so I'm in another research group in which we were...
We're going to be attempting to understand and identify the underlying causes of this bleeding because there's obviously something going on.
We just don't understand what the pathologic mechanisms are.
Past 18 months to 2 years, 4 cases of endometrial cancer.
That is very atypical.
That's more than I should see as a general OBGYN. And I also had, so we can stay in the office space, I had a patient, this is just kind of anecdote, but I had a patient who I saw in November of 2021.
One.
46 years old, nice and thin like yourself.
She came in just for some erratic bleeding.
It was just perimenopausal bleeding, not a typical monthly cycle.
It's happening a little bit more often.
They're sometimes spaced out.
Perfectly normal exam.
She came back nine months later and was just feeling some vague abdominal discomfort and some bloating.
She laid down on the exam table and looked at her abdomen.
I was like, Trish, my MA, did you check a pregnancy test on her?
And she said, no.
I said, well, I think we need to because her abdomen was all distended.
Well, turns out she had an 18 centimeter ovarian cancer.
Wow.
18 centimeters.
That's something that I would have detected nine months prior at her first exam.
Now, shockingly, four weeks later, she underwent the excision of that mass in a hysterectomy, and it was 24 centimeters four weeks later.
It had grown 33% in a mere four weeks.
That's very atypical.
Yeah.
Horrific.
She was triple injected.
So that's my definite experience with the so-called turbo cancer that is this new term in medicine.
It's unbelievable.
And tons of other things I'm seeing.
I would say about every day I see a vaccine-injured patient, sadly.
I see about, probably an average of about 20 people a day.
Wow.
I hope that you're asking them, have you been vaccinated with COVID or you're keeping track of your patients who have been vaccinated, how many vaccines they've gotten?
Because I think that's important data at this point, right?
Yeah, I'm doing my best.
It really upsets my medical assistant, my office staff, because I do take the time to explain to them what's going on.
I feel it's my obligation as a physician to not only treat my patients for the ailments they have, but also to try to keep them out of perilous situations.
So I made a conscious decision You know, two years ago or so when I got the threatening letters from the American Board of OBGYN and from the Federation of State Medical Boards that, you know, if you share COVID misinformation, whatever that is, I mean, I know what it is, contradicting the narrative, you could lose your license or board certification.
I just decided, you know what, if it happens, I'll fight it tooth and nail, but I can't do anything but be transparent with my patients and honest.
They deserve that.
They put their faith and trust in me to come see me to take care of them.
I've never seen anything like this.
I mean, being threatened To take care of people.
I mean, I, at some point in time, somebody thought I was good enough to get board certified and to have a medical license.
And now all of a sudden they're telling me I can't think for myself.
Didn't you take an oath?
First, do no harm.
I mean, I think...
That's kind of a, you know, it's kind of a correlation to the, yeah, the oath we take, the Hippocratic Oath, yes.
So what are some of the other interesting bizarre or I guess anomalies or something that you've been seeing either with babies or the unborn babies or pregnant women that you can speak about?
Sure, sure.
Well, one thing that's very notable in the hospital is the postpartum hemorrhage rate has gone up.
I'm in the midst of trying to get that data.
We weren't keeping really good track of it until about 2018, apparently, I found out.
So I'm going to compose that email today and get that.
I'd love to see that.
Yeah, come back and share that.
Yeah, but there's definitely something going on because the nurses have all asked me about, in fact, are you seeing all this, Dr.
McDyer?
I've never seen anything like it.
You know, postpartum hemorrhage is considered a heavy bleeding episode after delivery within the first 24 hours after delivery.
Most often it occurs within the first two to six hours after delivery.
The different criteria are maybe 500 cc's, that's just half a liter or a liter in that timeframe.
So there are varying definitions to, you know, put that to diagnosis.
But even in those patients that aren't qualifying as being true postpartum hemorrhagers, what I've noticed is a lot of the patients have a lot of laxity or relaxation of the lower part of their uterus after delivery.
It's not necessarily creating an enormous amount of bleeding, but it's requiring a lot of manipulation to try to get that to contract because when a woman delivers a baby, And the placenta detaches from the menstrual layer of the uterus.
There's some very large blood vessels that are left exposed, they're injured, they're torn.
And the way that the bleeding stops after the delivery is the uterus contracts really hard to compress all of those vessels and slowly over time they get sealed up with clots and then they heal.
So if the uterus doesn't maintain that hard contractility, It relaxes, then bleeding ensues.
So you want to make sure the uterus has really good tone after the delivery.
And I always examine the patients very closely, but I just noticed a tremendous laxity of the lower uterine segment.
So I am routinely now administering an extra medication to the patients.
After the delivery, it's called misoprostol.
It's a prostaglandin analog that makes the uterus contract really hard, and that's administered about every eight hours.
In some cases, I'll use it for about a day.
In some cases, we'll just use a single dose after the delivery.
In addition to the medicine we give IV called Pitocin, it also makes the uterus contract.
And some of them are a bit resistant to that medication having its effects.
So lots of postpartum hemorrhages.
I had one patient, unfortunately, was on vacation when she had her episode.
She had to have a hysterectomy after the cesarean section she underwent.
And I thought she was unvaccinated, but she told me that before she saw me in the pregnancy, she had wanted to go on a cruise, and she got herself dosed up with the vaccine, which so many people do, so they're just a travel.
I don't think they understand the risk they're taking to put this into their body.
So she was vaccinated.
The nurses made a comment to me when I got back to town.
They said they had never seen a uterus so floppy, unwilling to contract in their entire careers.
It was unremarkable.
I mean, it was incredible and very remarkable.
So fortunately, that patient agreed to have me get some of her tissue from the pathologic specimen.
And I sent that off to Dr. Cole to, Great idea.
Yes.
Maternal mortality has increased pretty significantly over the past several years.
Some of that's ascribed to the postpartum hemorrhages.
There's been a trend for that to increase.
It probably has a little bit to do with the obesity epidemic, but now it's at a remarkable rate.
As a matter of fact, there was a study Published, I don't remember what journal it was in, but they actually showed, and I was kind of shocked this got published, it showed that those who are triple or quadruple injected have about a quadruple the risk of postpartum hemorrhage compared to the unvaccinated population.
So there is verification in the literature, and shockingly it was in a peer-reviewed journal because most of these things are suppressed, you know, they don't get published because they contradict the acceptable narrative, yeah.
Just yesterday, too, yesterday evening I was getting ready to do a c-section and the nurses were saying that one of the ultrasonographers, a person who performs sonograms during pregnancy, who works for the high-risk OB group, was commenting to them earlier in the day when she was rotating through doing some sonos that she is seeing really bizarre things on ultrasound over the past couple of years.
So I need to get in touch with her to find out what she's seeing.
Their group would have Tremendous data for me to analyze.
They're owned by a private corporation, so the difficulty in acquiring that might be challenging.
And they've been telling all the patients to get vaccinated too, so I'm not quite sure how to approach that.
I think that a couple of them are backing off on that because I've been trying to drip, drip, drip information to them over time without offending them because I have a great deal of respect for their expertise and how they deliver my patients.
But at the same time, you have to wonder why They're not investigating what's going on here.
I know they have to be seeing what they're seeing.
I'd love to see that, Dad.
It's starting to click.
Yes.
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What about babies?
What I've seen a lot is from baby and delivery nurses that a lot more babies in the NICU, a lot more preterm babies, and a lot of inductions, you know, earlier inductions because of various things, you know, placenta, not delivering proper nutrients and blood to the baby, a lot of placenta-type issues.
I have actually a handful of girlfriends that were pregnant in the last two years and had their babies.
Almost all of them that were vaccinated had at least six to eight weeks, some earlier than that.
They all had early, very preterm babies and had placenta issues.
So are you seeing that as well?
I'm not personally seeing it.
I think I'm having a little uptick in a disorder called oligohydramniose, which is low fluid around the baby, which is an indirect indicator as to how well the placenta is transferring nutrients and oxygen and fluids from the maternal circulation to the fetal circulation.
One thing I did fail to mention is a week before last or maybe three weeks ago, my partner, he pretty much sees most of the new OB patients that come into the practice.
He doesn't do deliveries or surgery or anything like that anymore.
He's all outpatient GYN.
So he ends up seeing most of those patients and then they come to me once he's confirmed their pregnancies are viable or living at that point in time.
And he said, Dan, I think for every living pregnancy I'm seeing, I'm seeing a miscarriage right now, like 50% of the patients.
So I'm going to get that data here in the next week or so.
I just have to get the email worded correctly.
Yeah, finesse it.
Yeah, well, it's not that.
It's just the last time I asked my group to get me some information.
I had a lot of the diagnostic codes and everything.
It was just not the correct information because they're not doctors.
They're just...
I have a lot of administrative staff that work for the group.
I'm part of a very large group of OB-GYNs, actually one of the board members of the group for the past 10 years now.
Great.
So, yeah, I have a little credibility there, hopefully.
Awesome.
You are a hero, first of all.
I mean, it's unbelievable to me how many OBGYNs and doctors are most likely seeing the same or similar things and they're not saying it.
They're feeling threatened or blackmailed or they just don't want to say it and they're not honest.
So the fact that you're speaking up and you're talking to your patients about this is heroic and brave.
And it makes me think very highly of doctors like you.
I have a lot of respect for you because you are the ones that are going to make an impact here.
So thank you.
Well, I appreciate that.
I wouldn't consider myself a hero.
I mean, I think I'm just obligated to do it.
You know, I think people should have that expectation that if a doctor knows something, they should be sharing it with them if it affects their health.
I mean, I was out about two years ago buying some batteries for the office and the guy at the Battery Plus store said, No charge, buddy.
Thanks for being here.
I had my scrubs on.
Dude, this is just what we do.
Let me pay for the batteries, please.
I appreciate the thoughts, but it's not like it was portrayed on television.
I mean, yes, there were people that were sick.
COVID happened, absolutely.
But you know what the biggest failure of medicine was?
We didn't treat those patients.
Another thing I've seen, I've had dozens and dozens of patients get COVID. Knock on wood.
I'm looking for some wood.
I have had no patient get hospitalized.
I've had no patient get severely ill.
I've had no deaths.
I have treated my patients early with hydroxychloroquine and a multi-nutrient cocktail immediately.
I tell them all, if you get COVID, please let me know.
We'll treat you.
It's very easily treated.
It's safe to use in pregnancy.
And thankfully, they've all pretty much done that.
It's kind of funny.
It's kind of a cascading event.
I'll get calls from the parents who have been exposed to her or the husband.
I'll be treating them, too.
I've treated, I don't know, probably 100 or 200 patients now for COVID that weren't even my patients necessarily just because, you know, they can't find anybody to help.
It's crazy.
I mean, there's never before been an infection that we didn't intervene with early.
You don't wait for the infection to spread.
You want to inhibit its capability to spread because the bigger burden you have of the infectious organism, the sicker you're going to get.
Right.
Come on!
It defies just common sense.
Yeah, and I'm glad that you don't just hook them up to a ventilator or give them remdesivir or Paxlovid or something, you know, because, I mean, those things have been proven to fail.
There's much better and easier remedies than just remdesivir in a ventilator.
That's insane.
Well, yeah, remdesivir shouldn't be even in the market.
You know, the Ebola studies showed just an extremely high death rate.
Yeah.
So, you know, the thing that didn't make any sense to me is that it's an antiviral agent, and you're administering this to the patients long after the viral replication phase of the disease has taken place.
Right.
They're not making viruses anymore.
They're suffering the consequences of all the viral production that went on a week or two before the remdesivir was administered.
It really frustrates me.
I just don't understand how people that were at one point in their lives independent critical thinkers and applying logic are just so willing to toe the line and be led by the nose and told what to do.
A couple of things.
Number one, it's blind faith in the authorities.
You should be able to have blind faith in our authorities that are public health officials.
But it's also kind of the path of least resistance.
Hey, I'm being told what to do.
I can't get in trouble for doing this.
But look what you're doing.
I mean, look at the outcomes.
They're terrible.
You know, it's just...
Makes no sense.
I'm sure you've heard Dr.
Merrick's saga up at his medical school as a professor.
He's the most highly credentialed critical care physician in the world.
He was administering vitamin C, IB, and ivermectin to his patients in the critical care unit and had a death rate that was one quarter to one half that of his colleagues in the hospital sued him to stop using the treatment he was using.
He lost the case.
It's insane.
Yeah, it's absurd.
It's medical malpractice at best, criminal at worst, you know?
Exactly, exactly.
So at this point, we'll let you go in a second, but at this point, do you tell your patients if they ask you, should I get the COVID vaccine?
Do you just straight up tell them, I don't think that you should get it at this point?
I mean, you advise them not to?
I use even stronger language than that.
I tell them it's a poison.
I'm not using that terminology in jest.
I tell them, I say, listen, this is the most toxic substance ever submitted to humanity.
The spike protein is the entity that causes the disease state of COVID. And your body will make that for weeks on end.
The whole platform, the entire messenger RNA platform, administered in the fashion it is currently, for whatever disease you want to use it for, will never ever work.
It will never work.
It will harm people.
I got a whole slide presentation on it.
So if people understand the mechanism of action of the vaccine, And all the flaws that are there, this will never work.
And what's terrifying to me is the industry, the vaccine industry, is now stating that they're going to make all vaccines from a messenger RNA platform.
So I guess for me, that's going to make it really easy to tell my kids when they have their children to not get the kids vaccinated because I will never advise anybody to get a messenger RNA vaccine.
It will destroy the immune system and it causes damage to all sorts of organ systems.
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