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Hello, and welcome to another chbmp.org space. Please give us a few minutes to get situated, and we will get started. Protocol widow, I have sent you a cohost invite. Hopefully, you're able to get that. Hey. I see you made it up to cohost. How are you doing protocol, Lida? I'm doing okay. It's been a little chaotic here this evening, but I think I got it under control. How about you? How's it going? Have you been, deluged with more rain in the last 2 days? No to well, I mean, on and off. I wouldn't say deluged. We've we've gotten not nearly as much rain as we were anticipating. And today, it was mostly just blisteringly hot with a few scattered clouds. But we did get some some high winds last night, which alerted us to, some new structural issues with the roofs. So we, hopefully, will take care of that before another deluge hits us. We really never know when to expect it. Like, we're watching the weather, but sometimes things still just come out of nowhere. Things just come out of no that's kinda like our lives nowadays. It really is, isn't it? Yes. It is. I'm like, what the heck did that happen? You know, whatever it is. Yep. And it is always something. That that is the phrase for the week. That's probably the phrase I've said the most this week is it's always something something. Yeah. I, I see Miriam has joined. I have sent cohost. Hopefully, you're able to pick that up, Miriam. And And that's why we say give us a few minutes to get situated because, with X, it's a little hit or miss sometimes. It took it took me 2 attempts. I could clearly see that you had invited me, and I accepted twice. So it was, yeah. Okay. Now Miriam says she's in, but she's not in as cohost that I can see. Yeah. I just sent it another way. So we'll give her a minute. I'm sure she'll pick that up. And I don't have credentials to help with the nest or the blue the purple pill, I mean? Well, you should as cohost, you should be able to add things to the nest, and I will see if I can grab the phone and open number. Yeah. I didn't know if I could get a nest to appear is what I meant. Oh, yeah. First, I have to pin something before the nest will appear. So let me find the let me find the rules. Usually, I I pin the rules first. They're really, they're more of guidelines than rules, but, but just so people understand that when we drop out and we inevitably will, because this is x, be patient, come back, try again, and, and, you know, repeat because, No. Rinse, wash, repeat. Yep. Yeah. So I will I I just pinned, an older post of the rules to the nest that you're gonna see the nest exist now. And now I'm gonna try to, to get that nest open. I don't know why Miriam still isn't. I'm sending cohost again, Miriam. Watch for that and see if you are able to accept. I will also send Mike just in case you're not able to see the cohost in play. And it is so strange how we have to open it on the open it on mobile just to get that purple pill, isn't it? Isn't that weird? That is you know, with all the technology. You know? We shouldn't have to do that. Yep. Okay. That one's done. And still no Miriam. Miriam, I'm sending, Mike, and I'm sending cohost again. If you're not able to see those, yeah, try it. Try leaving and coming back. That might do it. Uh-oh. This just sounds like it's gonna be 1 of those nights. Doesn't it? Well, we're we're on x, so it's it's always gonna be 1 of those nights, isn't it? They have been, recently, x has just been, almost as under attack as as we feel sometimes. I think so. I think that they have, been barraged. I really do. Yeah. Okay. Now at least we have a purple pill. Do you see that too? Crudacovita? The purple pill? I hadn't looked for it, but, yes, I do have it. Good. Good. I had, today is my eldest son's birthday, and he invited me. I love this. It's his birthday. He invites me to go to dinner with them, and then he buys dinner. And I just felt like I can't get anything done fast enough. Even though we theoretically left early, you know, had an early dinner and and all that, I just came home and, you know, even though I only have an acre and I've got some chickens and some dogs and a couple of a few cat, a few. I'll sell a few. It's like having a homestead. There's just a lot of animals to take care of, and you always do it just before dark. You know? Everybody has to be fed just before dark because everybody's gonna have to sleep on that in that that full stomach. And, so I've just been in absolute chaos for the last minimum 2 hours, if not 2 and a half hours. Wow. Especially, taking care of all those new baby chicks. Is that is that a bit of a handful? It, it's not really too bad. I've got the there's a lady on on the Internet because she's got a website, and she's got, you know, social media presence, and she's written books. And she goes by the chicken chick. And 1 of the things that she recommended when raising babies is to use, instead of using the shavings that everybody else uses, Use the, puppy pads. Line line whatever space you're using for your babies with puppy pads. Sorry about the dogs. Which makes it so much easier to clean. First of all, it doesn't quite smell as bad. You don't have shavings being tossed everywhere every time you go to clean whatever their enclosure is. You can I take them all out and put them in a separate box? It's tall enough that they can't jump out. And then all I have to do is, like, fold it from the sides and roll it up, and everything's contained inside of it and lay a fresh new piece down. First, you have to freshen their food and water, but it makes it so much faster. It really does. And then that, you know, puppy pad goes into the trash can outside, and I'm back in business again. So it's not horrendous. It's just that I have them hidden away in a small room to keep the cats from trying to, play badminton with them or whatever. And, I have a tendency to forget that they're there because, you know, I don't go in that room all the time. I have to remind I've I've got alarms to remind me to, you know, turn the lights off for the chicks and turn the lights off for the chicks and you know? So because I want them to have it it that room has no windows, and they need to have daylight and dark to match up with what's going on with the natural, you know, light outside. So but here here in about a week, they're gonna be outside in their own secure enclosure, and they will get the benefit of daylight and dark. But it's been chilly. We've we've had chilly weather, and I worry about it being too chilly for them. So we'll see we'll see how quickly I put them out. Yep. With this weather, you you never can be too too sure because it's so, it's kind of volatile lately. I'm glad to see we finally got, Miriam up on mic. I I keep sending cohost, Miriam. I don't know what's happening. Happening. Oh, I don't know either. I I I finally did see 1, and and then I tried to click on it, and it did nothing. And then I come back, and it just says, do you wanna be a speaker or a listener? And I'm like, really? Yeah. So, anyway, it's just 1 of those nights. It's been crazy. Anyway I I I'm gonna keep, I'm gonna keep trying to send it to you, and, eventually, you might see it pop up and be able to actually accept it. So Alright. With any luck. It's been 1 of those days anyway. I was listening to Sherry talk about, you know, taking care of all her critters. I had a new critter at the house today. Oh. A huge turtle ended up in the backyard. Oh. Box turtle? I'm sorry? Was it a box turtle, or do you know? I'm I'm not certain because I haven't seen a turtle up close and personal like that since I was a kid, and that's, like, 50 years. So, anyway, the the thing is, though, that the dog, it was flipping out because it was in the backyard, and he'd never seen 1 either because he's only 4 years old. And I'm like, dude, leave the turtle alone. It will bite you. And and he didn't he wasn't trying to hurt it. He just was walking up to it, and he's a real nervous boy. He wasn't barking or anything, but his tail was just kinda hanging down like, is this thing friendly? And I was like, leave the turtle alone. You're gonna have a bad experience. It does not want to be your friend. Well, did you take any pictures while it was there? I did not. I was actually zooming in on it because the yard, my backyard has this serious hill on it, and it was at the top of the hill. And my balance is a challenge on grass or anything. It's not a firm surface. So I zoomed in, and I told my son, you gotta come over here and get this turtle because the dog wants to be friends, and we're gonna have a problem. So is there a fence around the backyard, or is it There is. There is, and I don't know how the little booger got in, because he looks like he's bigger than the holes that are in the fence. We got a temporary fence up because I've got some work going on. Mhmm. But the I don't know how he got in. So my son grabbed him and took him back around, and my son said he made about halfway around to the water because we've got a small pond that really isn't a pond. It just collects every time it rains. And so, he took him around. He said he got about halfway around the house, then he starts trying to snap, trying to bite him too. And I was like I was like, see, I told you, dog. Do not mess with the turtle. It will bite you. Well okay. So if it was a box turtle, generally speaking, they're not snappy. They will Mhmm. They will paddle their feet hard to try to get away sometimes, or they will just hide within their shell. But there's That's what he did for half of the trip, and then he came out and was trying to bite. So Well, yeah. I'm worried that that was a snacker. If it's a box turtle and it's crossing your yard, if you are trying to preserve this animal, turtles have a really great sense of direction. So they're headed somewhere, and it's really just polite to, you know, put them wherever they which whichever direction they're going. Like, say, you see them on the road. If you're gonna move them, you always move them to the side of the road that they're headed towards, because they're going somewhere. They have a territory. They know where all the food is. They know where all the water is, and it can kill them if you take them too far. But the fact that this 1 got snappy and you do have a place that gathers water concerns me that it might have been a snapper, in which case, I don't know about you, but I wouldn't care. So it can go wherever it wants because I'm not helping it go anywhere. Yeah. I mean, it I I think it probably is. I think it was just initially maybe a bit scared and what was out of character. But halfway there, it started snapping. So and I do have, mallard ducks and a hen and some chicks down there, but they're about they're pretty good size now, so I don't think he's a threat to them. And I have a hawk also, which I was more worried about the hawk getting the chicks they're not chicks. They're not chicks. They're little ducklings. I was more more worried about the hawk event you in the beginning getting the ducklings, but they all survived, so I don't know. I don't know. I've got quite the wildlife here. I've got 12 to 13 deers every day in the front yard, in the mornings and evenings. I've got a bunch of squirrels, birds, red birds. I mean, I I've got a serious nature preserve going on here. Sounds like. Yeah. It's it's always something. I although, like I said, I hadn't I hadn't seen a turtle yet. But, now we have 1 of those too, at least 1. You said it was huge. How big how big are we talking? Uh-oh. Can you hear me? I can hear you. Oh, there she is. Okay. I'll go. Alright. Yeah. Yes. My sound went out for a second. The typical turtles I saw from my youth were, like, maybe 4 or 5 inches. You know, this 1 was probably twice that. He was a whopper. I'm think I'm thinking that you you're you're actually if that is a snapping turtle, I can tell you right now, it will take down a full duck, full sized duck. They will they grab them by the foot, and they pull them down and drown them. Used to happen all the time in my grandfather's pond. My grandfather would would trap the turtles to say to to make sure that the ducks didn't get killed. But he chased a duck with his rowboat, and the duck was trying to get away from the turtle. And he was beating trying to beat the turtle with the oar to try to get it to go back and try to get it to let go because you do not do not wanna cross a snapping turtle. Oh, no. When they clamp on, you're in trouble. Yep. And those things, they are really nasty because, you know, like I said, I did see 1 when I was a kid, and it it hissed, and it was just evil sounds. It was hissing. I was scared of it. Not this 1. The the the 1 the 1 from my childhood was hissing and snapping. I mean and it was it was at it right the moment that you came near it. It was doing it. This 1 was pretty timid until halfway on the trip back where my son was taking him. So I'm not sure what it is. My son is on the phone with me right now reminding me that he went out into the pond. It was a it was a goose that it had, wasn't it, hon? It took a baby boy. A gosling. And he was able to walk out. The the goo the gosling was had disappeared. The the adult geese were losing their minds, and he walked out into the middle of the pond and whatever his disturbance created, the turtle spit that thing out, and it was yards away from where it had taken it. And and so, you know, and he's out there up to his chest in the water trying to find this gostling. Probably I I mean, I guess it could have been worse. He could have been chasing an alligator, but, yeah, turtles are weird. This is like this is like Wild Kingdom. Do you remember that, girl? Like Wild Kingdom. Clarence. Wasn't that on Wild Kingdom? No. Clarence was on Doc Prairie, the cross eyed lion. Yeah. Doc Prairie. Oh, Terry, we are showing our age. I wonder if somebody else in the audience remembers those shows. I can't believe I do. Although Claire Clarence is memorable. That's true. That's very true. Sent you a I just sent you a snapping turtle, on the on on our messaging, and that is more than likely the kind you're gonna see. There are a couple of different ones, but that 1 is like, I've I've got a picture in front of me of an alligator snapper, and I believe they're in Florida, and you're not gonna see that in Kentucky. But the the snapping turtles have a flatter shell. If it's a box turtle, it's it's a rounded shell. So, yeah, this was more of a rounded shell, and the picture You might, yeah, you might have just hang on for a second. I'm gonna send you another option here. And like I said, I was using my phone and blowing up the so, you know, when you're using your phone and, like, zooming in, you don't really get a real good look. Here's some box turtles. These are normal for North America. Bunch of different colorations and whatnot. They're not dangerous, but they they do need to where whenever you pick them up and move them, they they really should go wherever direction they were headed because they're not water heat. No. No. It definitely wasn't these either. This was a much darker green shell and very smooth with a little Slider. Which is why I wonder if it was a slider. It might be. Because like I said, it didn't look like the snappers I had seen as a kid. It didn't look like a box turtle. But then I thought, well, maybe it's just I can't see very well with the phone. But, no, my son was kinda like, I don't know what it is either. And, you know, it was very calm until he got about halfway where he took him, and then he started trying to bite. So I'm like or snap or whatever you wanna call me. So I don't know what this turtle was. It was very interesting. Can you believe that we are here not even doing any of what we came to do? We're doing a wild kingdom. Well, I mean, this is totally fine because it takes it, you know, it takes a few minutes for everyone to, to coalesce around the the space and come in. And, a little bit of warm up, conversation about our week, I think, is perfectly fine and appropriate. We're all friends. We're all friends. Hey, Catherine. Good to see you. How are you doing? Hi, Catherine. I'm I'm, you know, hanging in there. You get hurting. You know? Miss my guy always. But, yeah. So do you have any questions? I mean, I don't know. I'm not I'm not a very good public speaker kind of person. The last time I saw you, we were going into Easter. And you were having, you know, having a really hard time with that. How did that end up going for you? Was it, maybe not as bad as you as you feared, Or was it every bit as bad and worse? Just tell us how it is, Catherine. Well, of course, Jesus is, you know, my rock and was my husband, so I guess that's the, short answer I have to give. That's a good answer, Catherine. So good to see you, though. Thanks. So so grateful you guys are still here. I mean, you know, we still live every day with the lies and the pain. It's very difficult. I watch my children and my grandchildren, you know, what they were robbed of. And, yes, it's very so I thank you guys for being here. Thank you for coming, Catherine, and, I like to hope that we will always be here for you guys. Certainly gonna try to be anyway. Absolutely. Yes. Thank you. Yeah. Because we we live with the pain. Right? Every day. Yep. Every hour of every day of every year. Every how many years has it been now? It has been I was just, I was just looking at that, actually, and it has been 1902 days since the start of the 2 weeks to slow the spread campaign. That is, 272 weeks or 5 years, 2 months, and 15 days. Thank you. I really appreciate that. Yeah. The pain will always be there. And, you know, every day, I watch my children and grandchildren walk through without their dad, who was the center of all our lives. He really truly was a great guy. And, yeah, it's a painful walk. So I, I know God's with us, but I have no idea what what what the, deal is. I have no idea. I kinda have a clue it might be us. I love that. Yeah. I don't know I don't know whether or not I'm actually changing the subject. But for the people that are on this call, it's important too. And and Catherine Catherine needs this too because we're all we're all here looking for justice. So Leslie, Batts sent a message on the Oklahoma State chat on the c 19 page. And she says the criminal complaints Peg and I filed with the attorney general's office in Oklahoma have been moved forward to the multicounty grand jury. If you are in Oklahoma and have evidence that there was criminal battery and or criminal restraint without consent, please comment if you would like to file an individual complaint with the AG. We will help you. And she says she now this is unfortunately, this is only for Oklahoma. I also have an attorney at Oklahoma looking to take cases if and or when we get indictments. So, apparently, the attorney that she's working with is only interested in taking civil cases if the state first issues indictments for something. So all we need is 1 good case to start I mean, we have the Sharra case. The Sharra case starts Monday. But that case is a little different than the majority of ours because Grace never got remdesivir, and she was never on a vent. It only took them 6 days to kill her, but most of our people were vented and dosed with remdesivir or baricitinib, but not Grace. Grace was sedated to death. And so we want that case. We want those parents to see justice even though I I know that that's the bottom line of what my husband went through. Yeah. He was sedated to death. Yep. They they Absolutely. Oh, he was definitely drugged Mhmm. To death. Yep. Yep. They've they they it's, I don't understand what the mentality was from the the the health professionals view, but it's almost as if they they believed. It's almost like they believed that the COVID patient entering the hospital was going to die regardless, and it was their job to make it easier for them to die. That makes sense to me. It's the only thing that does make sense because everything they did didn't make sense in terms of creating life or keeping life. Yes. That's about the only thing that makes sense to me. As a retired RN, yes. That's about the only thing I might comprehend. Right. But, you know, the fact that that they weren't willing to try anything was was obvious an obvious adherence to those protocols, possibly because Obamacare and the insurance companies had pretrained everybody for well over a decade that in order to get your insurance coverage to pay for things, in order for CMS to accept anything, you had to do what the government or the insurance company said. So they were trained, have been trained, to all I don't know. All I know is that I was trained that I'm the patient's advocate What's that? Calling us. That's almost the old days now, though, I think. Could be. You know? I think that as a matter of fact, who was it that Del Bigtree was talking to somebody recently, and I'm trying to read you. Basic basic nursing. You're the patient's advocate, period. Yeah. Yeah. And I'm trying to remember how Del put this. I was listening to an interview today, and Del was talking to a doctor. And he was asking whoever the doctor what. He was he was repeating a conversation. So the doctor he was interviewing in this particular case was not the person that stated this. But he said that the doctor that he was talking to, he asked that doctor, why is it do they do medical schools train critical thinking out of doctors? And he and and the doctor he was speaking to said, no. They pretty much seek out people who have no critical thinking skills. I have always wondered that, and that makes perfect sense to me. So, and the and the the person that he was interviewing that I was watching today, which is well worth your time, is the man who was just recently in front of Ron Johnson. The doctor's name is Jordan Vaughn, and he has a private practice, 5 or 6 offices. And he was literally doing the same thing, pulling patients out of the hospital and saving them. And he's the 1 who sat in front of Ron Johnson and, Blumenthal, who was a raving lunatic, and said, this is a vascular disease. It always was. And when they push that air in with these ventilators, they change the pressure in the lungs, and it was an impossibility. They were never gonna be able to oxygenate the body because the lungs were so inflamed and full of clots because it is vascular disease, not a respiratory disease. That makes so much sense to me. My husband didn't even make it to, the ventilators. But as a retired RN, I'll say that makes absolutely perfect sense. Yeah. I mean, it does. And it also fits with what we know now about, you know, the clotting that happens that you know? And it's not even it's not even the large clots. You know? The d dimers that are hugely elevated, all the microclotting, you can see why, you know, it would cause problems in the lungs because the lungs, by definition, are is microvascular. It's got very small blood vessels, you know, and air exchange in the alveoli. So if you've got microclots, you're not gonna be able to oxygenate. There's no way. You're not going to be able to exchange oxygen in the lungs. And they had a simple simple reason to treat it with ivermectin. And budesonide, which is easy, and it's inexpensive, and it's Absolutely. Not even close to dangerous. And, and this doctor doctor doctor Vaughn and I have heard McCullough say the same thing. You can safely keep a patient in oxygen levels in the seventies and just let them ride it out and keep them supported and and let them heal, and they will be fine. And Yes. They they didn't they weren't willing to. They kept aiming for a % oxygen, which many patients don't even have anyway, but nobody knows what their oxygen levels are normally because we didn't check before COVID. Well, I'm Go ahead. Thing that they could have done is just done a simple you know, they all they had to do is, like, aspirin would have been really helpful Yep. Or some kind of, you know, old lower line, blood thinner. I mean but they didn't they didn't do that. They were giving, like, stupid small doses of, you know, lovenox, and they weren't giving, you know, any of the other care that we know that works for anti inflammatory. They were giving a fraction of, the steroids. It was just it was ridiculous. And that's what, you know, doctor Vaughn was saying. His first comments was he pointed out that in 2020, the the patients who did the best were the ones who came into the hospital, and they were already on blood thinners because they might have AFib or some other heart condition. So they're on blood thinners when they come in the hospital, and they did the best. And he pointed out to Bingo. He pointed out to doc to to Ron Johnson that, you know, I can guarantee you, anybody that's coming into the hospital and they're already on blood thinners is in a lot less health standard than you are. So if they can survive, that has nothing to do with comorbidities. It has to do with how their bodies are are already maintaining these blood clot problems. Absolutely. And I know that's why I did better because I had had diffuse blood clotting throughout both my lungs in 2010 due to an autoimmune disease. So I had kept myself on curcumin, okay, since for, you know, the the 10 years following, and I never had to go on a pharmaceutical blood thinner because I believe in the natural approach. Well, because I kept a baseline of that for 10 years, I had not not nearly the problem my husband had. Now still, I was running in the low nineties at rest, and I was running at 89 when I got up and moved around, and my heart rate was shooting up to 1 25. So I was having problems from COVID, but, you know, I didn't get down into the seventies like he did with respirations of, like, 28 to 30 when I took him to the hospital. So, you know, it's really sad because, you know, it would have been so easy to help people, and they didn't want to help them. They didn't. Because Von was Von was talking about this as in spring of 20 20. And, you know I I agree so much with the, blend thinners, but I just wanna encourage everybody, eat garlic. There's so many things we should be eating properly. Right? I mean, garlic, curcumin It's a blood thinner. Yeah. It's a blood thinner. But and that I I think that you're you're both so right because we need to be so much more aware of what we're putting into our bodies. Certainly, things out of boxes are bad choices. Do that as minimally as possible and go for the whole foods. So Well, I'm just focusing on garlic. Just saying garlic is a very good food. It's a blood thinner, and check it out. And it Yeah. It's it's super powerful. It's also a antibiotic. Yep. So but yet it doesn't have the the, like, the napalm effect on your gut, like like, pharmaceutical, products. The it you know, it is it is you know, it works well with the body, and it doesn't kill everything in your microbiome. And I I actually eat garlic almost every day just because I love it, which is why I never get sick. I mean, I I haven't been sick since 2020, since I had COVID. Can I ask anybody, like I'm seeing my my name here with this like, the hearts and the smile? I didn't do that. How do I have that? It looks like you're on a new account, Catherine, 1, you know, that that just, just joined at Kelsey. And, and to remedy that, you just wanna go to your profile. And then Okay. Let me see. If you're looking at your profile, then you should be too weird. An edit profile button, I think. I don't know why I lost my other account. Just click on that heart face to go to your own profile. And then from there, you can click edit profile, and you can upload a different image there. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. It's pretty freaky to me. Yeah. I was wondering when I saw the new account. Yeah. I don't know why I lost my other 1. Might be as simple as, you need to find the username and password for that account. It might be remembered by your browser. Okay. Yeah. I can't remember the password. So Yep. So many times, I can't remember a password. And, and Yeah. I think that's pretty common. Right. Just go to, settings in your browser and then go to passwords, and you should you might find a list. If you save them as you create them, you might find the list of them there. Yeah. I just think it's weird. You know? Just weird that happened. I mean, I've had that It is forever. Yeah. And I would try to get back to back to your old account if you can because, you know, when you start a new account, you, you know, you lose access to your whole network that you have together. Pretty frustrating. Been trying to do that, but thank you. Thank you. K. Yep. Yeah. You know, if you need help with that, you can just message me after the space, and we can do a screen share or something, and I can walk you right through fixing that. Thank you. And speaking of frustrating, I, am still only a speaker. So, unfortunately, I am not getting whatever you're sending, Chelsea, so I can't help you with any kind of, space functions, but I'm here. Yeah. That is so annoying, Miriam. I keep, I keep sending it, so I don't know if it'll I don't know if Maybe you know, like Yeah. I don't know. Tag tag on me. There's always somebody who has problems from in cohost and hosting. Tag, it's me tonight. Yep. And I should I should mention too that we don't know, the degree to which x is being buggy. I am not seeing any, micro request come in. I did see Catherine. But if if you would like Mike and you're not getting Mike, you can DM me, and I will, you know, I'll do whatever I can to get you up. But, otherwise, no worries. No pressure. Thanks, Chelsea. You're very welcome. Appreciate it so much. I do I do think I see a new person, Chelsea, and I don't wanna call them out. So I'm gonna send you a message and see if you can see them. They're not they don't have their hand up, but I believe they're new. And, just kinda wanted you to know that in case you want to send an invite to them to speak. Thank you. Yeah. And sometimes I think my my invites aren't taking. So even if I send an invite, you might have to request. It's just, the nature of x, I think. Currently, it's, because I'm watching on my screen. I don't know whether everybody else sees the same thing because, you know, it varies from computer to computer. But on my computer, I'm watching periodically the entire background behind my the space where I can see who all is sitting in our audience just completely goes black. And I don't know why. And then it comes back, and sometimes it's different, and sometimes it's the same, but it just disappears. So I don't know if that is, indicative of stupid things or if it's just the page refreshing itself in some way. So just a hint. Hope hopefully Yes. I'm asking those same questions all the time. That's Pretty freaky stuff going on. I saying. I just came out of, being in Facebook jail, which, by the way, Mark Zuckerberg said wasn't gonna happen anymore. He's a liar, and we know it. Because I was actually in not in jail so much as I was, what would I say, work release maybe, because I think it was a a post that I made about, at least I'm assuming, it was a post I made that had something to do with Bill Gates. And it was missing context, and they sent me a message that said that, you know, basically, you know, you've made this post, and it's missing context, and you have the choice to take it down. Didn't even tell me what the post was. I had to figure it out. So, next thing I know, I'm not allowed to post in any group. I'm not allowed to comment at all in any group, and I'm not allowed to make a post if it has a link in it or share a post that has a link in it. And that lasted for 3 days, at least 3 days. It could have been 4. I didn't notice it until I went to do something, and then I would like you know, why didn't that take? And wait a minute. There was a disappearing message. So, yeah, Mark Zuckerberg lies, and everybody should just get used to it. Sherry, apparently, you caused Mark Zuckerberg to have a serious burr up his butt because you got some very specific restrictions right there. Yes. I did. And I'm assuming it was the Bill Gates post, and the first thing that comes to my mind is that's because the man has a lot of money and can throw it around and get his self covered up by all of his buddies. It's about who he is, not who Mark Zuckerberg is. It's about Bill. Oh, yeah. It's all about Bill. That's for sure. You know, he thinks that money of his makes him God, but I got news for him. He's gonna get to meet god, and he ain't god. Yes. That's exactly right. All that money is not gonna keep him from suffering all kinds of things potentially. We can hope. And, I mean, I don't wanna I don't wanna hope that kind of thing on somebody, but some people just need to feel it, you know, like Anthony Fauci. Oh, yeah. I mean, their their god complexes prevent them from, basically having any kind of empathy, any kind of care for another human being, which, you know, puts them in the place that I think they're going to be unless they change because, you know, that's not, conducive to having a good experience when you leave the Earth, the way they're living their lives and the choices that they're making and the clearly, the evil that they're doing. I kinda wonder if they're even human. Well, that's a good question. Well, if you if you define human as having some kind of care for their fellow man and having a conscience, then I'd say no. Well, that's what I mean. Yeah. That that's yeah. I knew you were going there, care Catherine, so I decided just to spit it right on out. But I'm of the same opinion you are. They are, they are not functioning as a as a human. They're functioning as some kind of just monster. Oh, I just throw it out there. They may have been, given their themselves over for power and all that stuff. They may not be human anymore. Yeah. You mean, like, where it says in the Bible that what does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul? Yeah. Yeah. Something like that. Yeah. I think I think they don't have a, you know, they don't have control of their mind, their emotions, or their will anymore, and they're just serving evil, which makes them soulless. They don't have control of it anymore. So, yeah, I just feel like Their behavior would prove that to us. Right? It absolutely would. They are literally soulless evil beings. I mean, because I can do that. No. Though that's because you do have a conscience and you do still have a soul and you still have your mind and your emotions and your will, and you care about other people. They do not. They are just an abomination in my mind. Excellent. Yes. I agree. To do what they did well Yeah. That's why I don't spend much time trying to understand them because you cannot understand that. You cannot understand why someone would choose to be that. But they are willfully choosing it. So you know? I agree. So And not just to do what they did, but to do what they did without remorse and to be continuing to do it again. Sorry, Catherine. So so true, Chelsea. You know, that's, like, my mantra. How dare they do what they did? It's just beyond me. How dare they do what they did? Yeah. And they're not they're not ever going to stop, but because it is it is their very nature to do what they're doing. That's why it's so important for all of us to stand against that because they have so much power and so much influence and so much money to push those evil agendas. It's gonna take all of us standing together to push back and to make sure that this ends. Yep. And making sure everyone is aware of what's going on, and I think people are becoming increasingly aware. But I think if everyone were aware, then, we wouldn't be screaming into a void. You know? Our our voices would would overcome the the noise of the the mainstream media misinformation and propaganda, And and we would actually, instead of being, you know, pushing, self amplifying mRNA vaccines right now as, as they seem to be doing, they would be addressing the harms caused by the last campaign. 100%. It's so evil. You know, my husband entered the hospital because he thought of me because I was a nurse. It's just so evil, and he trusted because, you know, he knew me. So it's just such an evil thing that we have to correct. Yes. And what Chelsea said about people, you know, knowing the truth and being educated, I just went to get food day before yesterday, and I was paying for my food. And I saw a little baby bottle sitting on the counter, and this other woman was also behind the counter. And this other younger woman was checking me out, and they say, oh, we're mother and daughter. And I was like, oh, well, you must have a grandchild here then. Oh, yeah. That's my little little baby. He's with the manager right now, and he's not happy today because he got a bunch of shots. I thought I was going to faint. I it made me literally sick to my stomach, and she was talking about how he just felt so bad, and he was so cranky. And I'm thinking, oh my god. He probably just got the MMR. And I just wanted to just lay down and curl up in a little ball. I agree. I feel you, girlfriend. And meanwhile, she's smiling and laughing like, you know, he's just being all cranky, and he's just not happy. And I'm thinking, oh, you don't even know the risk that you're taking. You know, sometimes I wanna cuss really bad, but I can't. But, yeah, it's so ugly. But it but it was clear. She had no idea because she was just saying, you know, he's just cranky, and he's just not happy because he got all of his shots. And I'm like, oh my goodness. Yeah. I don't know how to get justice. Yeah. I mean, that's I mean, how do we stop this BS? I mean, people are so programmed now to so many things just being normalized. Well, I did it. I did it when my kids were young. Oh, yeah. And and, you know, you would think after the last 5 years that it would be a much more common that people know, but I just think there's still a lot of programming, and they don't have a clue 1. Well, I was in our end. I had a bachelor's degree, and, obviously, I must have been brainwashed too. I mean, I I I vaxxed my kids. Yeah. It's pretty ugly. Yeah. I mean, we were we were blessed probably in our generation, Catherine, because when the when our kids were getting vaxxed, there was hardly you know, it was a very, very light schedule. Now, I mean, it is horrific what they do to kids. Yeah. It's hard to believe. Now if they don't have a reaction that is permanent, it's more unusual than the ones that have the bad reactions. I My kids always had reactions. You know? I just keep saying this, but, yeah, pisses me off so much. Yeah. I mean, that's how we got to 1 in 31, autism because they just were like, oh, it's no big deal. Oh, yeah. And they they just kept piling on the shots, and this is how how we got there. And it just it now that I think back to, you know, the even the few that I gave my kids when, you know, it was in the, late eighties, early nineties. Now that I think back to that, I I'm actually horrified, and I'm so lucky that they didn't have, you know, any major reactions. But they they I think that's how they run the thing. It's like a Russian roulette. You know, like, so no 1 can question. Yeah. I think you're right. I think they do actually, you know, randomize the lots and Absolutely. Probably have some lots that are, like, almost placebos because, otherwise, they're gonna create clusters. And they're gonna If you even have 1, you should question it. Yep. So, yeah, I mean, they're not stupid. They know how to preserve their business by sliding it under the radar, but they also got greedy whenever they got indemnity in 1986. And then they you know, now then it became much more obvious. And now it's just I mean, you might as well just poke your own eyeballs out if you don't see it because it's so patently obvious what's been done, not with the childhood vaccine alone, but with every single 1 that's there. And now they want them they're pushing for all of them to be mRNA, which is absolute insanity. Just complete insanity. But I Sorry. We were just discussing the the self amplifying mRNA. This is a new level to the horror, isn't it? It really is. I mean, because now instead of, you know, delivering the mRNA in a lipid nanoparticle, now they're programming their own cells to make the mRNA that actually produces the protein. So then they they start telling people, well, this doesn't have mRNA in it. Well, no. It doesn't. It's 1 step back. It's 1 step upstream. And I was talking with somebody on x, and they're like, but it doesn't have mRNA. I'm like, dude, read the white paper. It's not a bonus that it doesn't have mRNA lipid nano particles because now they're taking it 1 step upstream. And, the guy just couldn't follow the concept. And they do it with our pets now too. Oh, yeah. And he just couldn't follow the concept because he's read the marketing. He's seen the marketing. But this is not your mRNA. I'm like, I am going to just bang my head against the wall because I'm trying to get the guy to understand that this is no better. As a matter of fact, it's actually worse. But, you know, people want to be told that there's a new shiny thing that's new and improved, and it'll be better than the last 1. And I'm like, no. New and improved over what? I mean. Yeah. Well, new and improved to be more deadly and never and also even more difficult to ever turn off. Yeah. That's new and improved. But the problem is people believe what they want to believe, hear what they want to hear, and, unfortunately, they usually have to learn by experience. They don't typically want to be warned. They want to believe what they're being told because the truth is way too horrific. They they you're like, surely nobody would do that, but I'm sorry. They would, they can, and they are. These days, the truth really is too horrific. Like, if the things if the things that we observe and see and know to be true are are, you know, objectively proven. I I can't imagine anything less than mass hysteria, which gives them pretty good motivation to, to keep a lid on it. Yeah. And it gives it gives the people who just can't cope a reason to just basically tune it out and decide that they're not gonna look at it because it's just too horrific. They'd prefer to keep their heads in the sands, and I'm like, guys, that's not gonna work for you. It's not gonna keep you safe. It's not gonna keep you alert. It's not gonna keep you vigilant. You have to face it and start to take active steps to protect yourself and others. And there are things that you can do. For 1, refuse every single anything injectable that they call a vaccine. Just don't do it. No matter how they try to coerce you, no matter what they threaten to take away. I mean, if we all stand together and just flatly refuse, what can they do? We we gotta take a page from Nancy Reagan and reinvigorate the just say no campaign. Yes. Simply just say no and realize that your life and your health are more important than anything else. But I wanna I wanna go on vacation, and I can't unless I get this shot. But I need to keep my job. You don't understand. Yeah. But but yeah. Exactly. And I get the panic, but your job will be there. What if you can't what if you have such a reaction you can't go back to work? What if you have such a reaction that you're dead? You know, that's why you have to think about this hardcore and logically. And hardcore and logically is your life and your health. If you have don't have that, you're going to lose everything else anyway. You're gonna lose everything else. Your independence, your freedom, the things you think you own. You're gonna lose your relationships because people can't take the stress. You're gonna lose family relation. I mean, you have to protect your life and the health above all, above everything. Yep. My my late aunt who, lost her husband decades ago, as a result of agent Orange, and he had really just horrendous lung cancer and and had surgeries to remove 1 of his lungs and, you know, just really suffered before he ultimately died. And because of that, probably, she was always always reminding me constantly, if you don't have your health, you don't have anything else. And, you know, and and that really made an an impression on me. And you you gotta remember that in the face of all of the pressure and all of the coercion and all of the, oh, but I really want to do x thing that I can't do unless I submit to this experiment. You know, remember that because all it takes is 1 1 1 injection, and and lives can be ruined. And it's just so devastating. It is it is horrifying, and I so feel for the people who were coerced. I am in no way denigrating them because, you know, I didn't know either. My mother didn't know, and we strongly suspect with what happened to me developmentally was you know, she took us just a couple of shots, and, you know, we think that that was part of it. So you can't know what you don't know. And in the moment, the fear and the pressure can absolutely overtake you. But here's the thing. Now that we do know on a wider scale, we need to be loudly saying this to people so that the ones who didn't get injured and get hurt don't fall to the same thing because, you know, we're what's we're what's left of humanity. And I know that this that the vaccine injured are are more vocal than I am because they have paid a price, for the greed and the evil that's out there. And I know they don't want anyone else to go down this road. So, you know, we're all in 1 big team here, and we all have to just really be loud and try to wake up people who aren't awake yet because, they're very vulnerable. Those people are very, very vulnerable that aren't awake yet. And even if they hate you even if they hate you for it, you have to tell them the truth. Yep. Even more even more than anyone knows. Because when you talk about the the vaxx injured, you're talking about the visible vaxx injured. Those who have manifested symptoms that are impossible to ignore. But we have, you know, millions of people, something like 70 percent of the population in some places, more or less in others, who participated in this. And it's really we we have no idea when those symptoms are going to manifest or how or for how long or whether they'll pass on to their offspring and so on and so forth. So it really is absolutely imperative to those of us who are aware that this is going on, be loud and and be consistent and, you know, always always making these points because the the more who are aware of it, the sooner they're aware, the research can can finally be done, to address all of these various harms. They're we're living in a an amazing time of intelligence where we can we can fast track. I mean, operation warp speed was sort of the first official foray into this. Right? But if if used wisely, the the technology at our disposal can fast track the research to to actually develop things that can address some of these issues that have never been able to be medically addressed before. So, I mean, it really is imperative that that everybody gets on board with, And they actually keep their commitment to, placebo trials. Right. And that they actually keep their commitment to placebo trials, side eye secretary Kennedy. Oh, yeah. Ding, ding, ding. Because here's the thing. As long as there isn't a placebo trial, you don't have a way of knowing. You can't even you can't even test a scientific hypothesis because your population is it's not pure. So you don't you don't know what the actual effects are of whatever agent or, cure or biological that you're testing. You don't know because, again, you don't have a a clean comparison. So it's super, super important to actually do real placebo trials and start to get some real noncontaminated data. And and that's why, you know, pharma worked so hard at making sure that they compared 1 vaccine with another vaccine, or they did, you know, like, crazy aberrant high doses of, like, HCQ to to, you know, basically defeat the efficacy of, HCQ. They used all the tricks in the book to hide the truth and have done so for decades, and we've gotta start breaking that paradigm. We've gotta go back to real science, not follow the science, not pseudoscience, not trust the experts, but go back to real science. Yep. Anyone who anyone who's taken a basic, earth science class in middle school knows that, there is no trusting the science. There is only testing the science. But really good points, Miriam. Thank you, missing snowman, so much for your patience. How are you guys how are you doing tonight? Yeah. Doing well. Fascinating discussion as always. I keep thinking, well, if I start speaking now, I I can talk about this. And the conversation has raised so many points that I've got things I can talk about. My mind goes off in so many directions. It's 3AM here. So whilst I'm tired, I've got the luxury of feeling peaceful, and my brain I'm quite partial to letting the hand break off, and it goes in all sorts of fascinating directions. I've been having flashbacks to listening to my granddad when I was a very young boy. And I thought the world was a very safe place. You know, we were post World War 2. I was very grateful for being born as a time when that madness was over and humanity had learned its lesson. You know? And these are the thoughts of a 5, 7 year old. And then we'd go up to Alveston in Cumbria and meet the grandparents. And I'm thinking, who is this grumpy bastard? You know? I'd be excited about some new things, some new toys, some new technologies, something in the news, The Beatles, Yellow Submarine. You know? And he was very negative about stuff. And it and then I, you know, I got in the workplace, and people were still like that. You know, the old guard. They had a much more natural instincts and a a much more natural distrust of authority. And it's these thoughts are now coalescing in my head. It's like, yeah. They've been around the block. They've seen a lot. You know? They didn't have the Internet, but, of course, during the war, soldiers were shipped all over the world. Sailors have always been going over the world. So, you know, we we think we live in this new brave new world. But, you know, there was always the Silk Road. News always traveled worldwide. Maybe a bit slower, but we, every every generation thinks they're the smartest who ever lived, and I think we're learning that that's clearly not the case, is it? We're just having to learn all the same mistakes. We're we're still very young as a species, I think. So I've gotten quite esoteric. I mean, justice. What does justice look like? I've I've talked about this in the past. And, again, it's a full spectrum of thoughts from, you know, in a sense, we want legal justice, and we want the historical record carved in stone so that the younger generation can, you know, have similar thoughts when they're born into this world. Thank god we didn't have to live through that. We know history can be distorted. The ultimate justice, of course, is, you know, Christ and death, and that natural law can't really be cheated because life just grows, you know, weeds growing through concrete and so on. But then, yeah, when you hear about the story of the the feed bottle at the supermarket, you know, these are innocent souls that it's almost like they're being judged before their time. You know, they've not had any time to sin. They don't deserve that. There's the innocence that pay the price, and that's very hard to witness. And when you've been trying to ring the bell and it's falling on deaf ears, Yeah. A few people on social media or Facebook would engage in an argument and go, well, you seem to have read a lot about this. Why are you so against vaccines? And then you'd entertain them and humor them and give them a very thoughtful, you know, 2 page answer because they'd asked a lot of questions, giving them the peer reviewed research, why you were suspicious, why you had the skills to see things they couldn't. And the the more you would try and explain, the less they would hear. You know? Truly, the pulse before swine. And I'd keep speaking out on social media, not to try and change people's minds, but more to encourage the silence of others or, you know, encourage them not to be silent, that you can hold an alternate opinion and express it. I think we saw a lot of self censorship during the time. And then the injured were angry that, of course, they were left out in the cold with lack of medical care and lack of medical expenses and, lack of compensation. Certainly in The UK, we've got a very deficient compensation scheme of only I think it was a hundred and £25,000, and they've increased it to a hundred and 50. And for that, you need the maximum disability. Very few people even get it. There's that Australian pilot that, posts on Twitter here, how he was coerced into taking it, you know, being a captain for the airlines and how it completely he's still in hospital. He's in a very bad way. But he's doing everything he can to try and wake people up to, well, this is the price you pay. You know? 1 of the encouraging things lately following the the news line in America is people are now debating, not many, but a few, more than there were, the fact that RFK has pulled the COVID vaccines for children, for healthy children. And people are now expressing, you know, it's the vulnerable children that are more at risk of this, and vulnerable adults are more at risk. They're the last people that should be having it. But, of course, as we know, they prioritize the the the weak and the infirm and the disabled. You know, they got priority. And to most people, that sounded like common sense, but it was merely, salami tactics. It was always they were going for the children and the fertile women. And, yeah, the fact that people can't see the inversion to us now, some of us, of course, woke up sooner than others for a million reasons. Nobody can really single it out. But there were so many red flags, and you only needed 1 red flag and to follow that rabbit hole and pull that thread, and the whole thing unravels. But people you know, like the, the nurse said earlier, you know, we were all brainwashed at 1 point. You know, my kids had their MMRs and so on, and we were already far more suspicious than average. You know, I did the research on that and came to the conclusion that, oh, man. What is it? The accelerant in the vaccines, the, the adjuvants. I figured a lower dose of adjuvant was, you know, I fell down on that side of the fence choosing the the triple dose as opposed to taking them separately. You know, having red weight filled and so on. And, you know, there's a lot of people do things against their better judgment and, especially, that's where the fear campaign came in, of course. They're very expert at manipulating public opinion. And it makes me think again back to the war, how people were manipulated and controlled into war that, you know, we still believe it was necessary. But I question that now. I don't know enough about history. So, yeah, there's just so much to talk about, isn't there? Are you still there? Yes. I'm sorry. A storm just hit us, so I'm I'm trying to stay muted, but I'm sure my cohosts have lots of thoughts about all that. Yeah. I mean, I I can keep my stream of consciousness going. Yeah. I was just pausing in case you were pausing to think, but such great points and such, so much truth there and the wonderful thoughts about how, you know, each generation thinks, hey. It's over now, or I'm so lucky. It it's been each generation. If we don't keep them informed, they'll fall into the same trap again, and it's just it can be very dispiriting when you actually realize that, but it also can be very motivating because you realize you have to engage more, and you have to help the subsequent generations not fall into that same trap again. It's so difficult, isn't it, trying to teach cynicism? Because, you know, you've got this very again, cynicism is a spectrum, isn't it? It's, lack of naivety. It's experience, or it's just curmudgeon. You know? It's like my wife's friends in Australia. I've spoken about them a lot, because we don't have many friends, and they're we they're basically my, control group when it comes to conversations like this. Because, you know, they're all sort of upwardly mobile professionals, very successful in all of their fields. And they were convinced I'd brainwashed my wife. You know? And she was saying to them, but only last week, you know, before this all kicked off, you you were very anti government. Why why all of a sudden are you trusting them? But, of course, the government were hiding behind the doctors in white coats. That they did that very expertly. And so, you know, I don't like to think this so much, but it it sort of skirts the category of you can't con and honest men. You know, it's it's it's sort of kissing that territory, but But we're all we all have blind spots. We're all gullible under different circumstances, and some days we're smarter than others. But, you know, the news cycle, the changing of the rules every day, You know, I don't know quite know how you did it in America. But here, we had, bubbles. You know? Yeah. You were allowed a bubble of 6 people, and they kept changing it in the zones and the what region you lived in as to what where you could visit. These rules were changing on a literally a daily basis. And so that's a a famous NLP trick from, what do they call the dating people, the men that target women in nightclubs? I forget. The the players. Play. Yes. Play. And they use these NLP tricks. And it's called fractionation, this push pull. You know, you you compliment a woman, then you criticize her, then you compliment her again, and and then you can physically push and pull as well. It's not just a a mental game. You can literally physically push some more once push someone away or pull them towards you. And, eventually, they relinquish control. It's just easier to relinquish control. And that's what people did. The rules were changing so frequently. The ground was shifting under their feet. It's too exhausting to keep up. You know, most people are busy with work. They didn't see this as a threat that required their own individual research. They trusted the experts. You know? This comes back to my theory about the cult of specialization. If you're an expert in your industry, you're in that very narrow field, but you trust the other experts. You know, we our whole world runs on experts. We trust the people to run the nuclear power stations and so on and so forth. You you you can't micromanage everything. You have to trust your fellow man. And so, yeah, all the tricks in the book were pulled. All the devil's tricks. You know? But it's not the devil. It's human beings. Or is it? You know? So it's it's traumatizing. But, again, you know, I come back to that's why we're here. We're witnesses to history. We're remembering it. We're, coalescing, right, quite the right word, but we're sort of letting the water settle so that the picture becomes clearer. You know? If the if the river's muddy, you can't see the bottom. And so it's interesting. Now much more time has passed for up to 5 years, And I'm still having new thoughts. They're coming a lot slower now because I'm not following the news quite as intently as I was. Not not even remotely as intently. But I still still come up with, you know, occasionally new perspectives on, oh, wow. Why didn't I see that sooner? And it's like, well, actually, I did. There was that voice at the back of my head, but there was so much else going on. You know, it comes back to my own sort of professional experience of coming to the conclusion that humans are totally risk illiterate. We're really bad at weighting risk. We recognize risk, but we it's very uncertain as to how much weight we put on a threat. And writing the pen test reports for breaching networks. You know, we had critical threats, and, of course, everybody panics about those. Everybody gets really excited and panics, and they get fixed very quickly usually. You've got, like, your red alert, your amber alert, and then your green, and then your sort of informational, which might not have even had a color. I can't remember now. And the informational alerts and the low risk alerts all get ignored, But you try and prove to them, and that was 1 of the best features of doing a a proper hands on pen test, you know, proper simulated exercise, was you could chain the low risk alerts. And if you could join enough of those dots together, often that would become a critical, vulnerability. Often, we didn't have the time to fully train those attacks to prove it was critical because that that was the whole point of doing it so that you could actually prove it and say, look. We've got the crown jewels. We stole them from you. But, hopefully, you could at least theoretically prove look. If we could we found these low risk alerts. If we can chain them together, if we had the time, you know, like a hacker, he's not under a 1 week deadline or a 2 week deadline if he's after you. If it's targeted attack, they'd have the time to chain these low risk findings that you think are unimportant. Once those are stitched together, it becomes, all of a sudden, critical. And so knowing which low risks need to be addressed to to block an attack, You know, the airline risk understands the airline industry understands this very well. It takes 6 to 7, usually small things to happen, a chain of events, before a plane drops out of sky. So you only need to fix 1, and the chain is broken. But it's knowing which 1 to fix and how much does it cost. I had a client, major it was an airline, in fact, and we found a default Cisco password in the network. Firstly, they didn't believe it because it had never been reported on before. The head of security didn't understand it, so he was asking his cyber people, and they'd outsourced everything to India. So you've got slight, you know, second language problem and everything else. Plus, because it's been outsourced, they feel like they're being blamed, so they're less interested in the truth and trying to prove that they've not made a mistake. That was a very common finding. And 6 months later, they came back and said, we've looked into this. And I've been told it's it's, we can't replicate it. And it's like, well, you've got everything in the report. I've done it, proven it, took screenshots, showed you how to recreate it. And then when I fully explained it, finally, they came back and said, well, it's gonna cost £13,000 for each region, and we've got a global network. It's like, I don't know how many but the total cost was approaching, you know, £2,000,000. And so they didn't fix it. Now it was a fairly obscure thing even though it was, you know, a a known password throughout the network. It would have still been a very obscure attack. An an attacker might not have been able to actually take advantage of it to their own benefit, except it would have broken the network and caused absolute chaos. And a similar thing did happen to a credit card company. They they did it to themselves by accident, believe it or not. And it took them 2 to 3 weeks to recover. And so this is the thing. You've got this chain of command that doesn't work at our top down hierarchy. And, of course, coming back to the medical field with the protocols coming down from on high, it's just a broken model completely. And it does make you wonder how the lights are still on every day because these failings. So did you hear about the you remember the helicopter crashing into the plane in DC, Washington? Yes. And, the lady was talking to, I think it was, Tucker. Can't remember his first name now. Car Tucker Carlson. And, she was saying the head of the FAA or the yeah. The FAA, I think. They've done the forensics sort of research on that flight path, and they've had something like 895,000 near misses in 11 years, which is absolutely staggering, especially given the the high category nature of that particular airport, its proximity to the White House, and so on. You would expect that out of every airport in the world that they would have been doing it properly there, that somebody would have identified it. But unless this is an another sort of human factor in risk illiteracy, if you will, if the world is ending as it were, it's all hands on deck. Oh, this is serious. All the money, all the time, all the resources, it's fixed. But if it goes unnoticed for a day or 2, and then well, the world didn't end yesterday. It's not ending today. It it's clearly not that important. And so we go around thinking everything's fine with the world, not knowing that these icebergs are there. You know? And so we've become very blase. And that's kind of how we got here, isn't it? Sort of new icebergs, different colored icebergs, you know, because it was we were being told by men in white coats and so many experts. And then all the the the lies that were scripted, in our court case, the it was it came out it actually came up in the best interests meeting about Oliver. And the doctor said and we had the transcript, and we even had our own recording, but fortunately, it was in the transcript where he said he'd been given a script. You know, the the the, when they were describing, oh, a a slight pain in the arm, maybe 2 weeks at the at the outside, things like this. And I've heard the same script because I heard him say the his entire spiel. You know? I've heard that same script from multiple countries, America, Australia. You still see it today, the interview on channel 4 with, doctor Malhotra, who's now known in The States. And they had a after they interviewed him, and, of course, the anchor was very dismissive and aggressive. And then they had another professor of virology on from Leeds University. And he was reciting the same script I'd heard 5 years ago from this doctor, this medical director. It was the same thing. This is the the most well researched vaccine in the history of vaccines. Billions of doses, very little, you know, to worry about, no concerns. You know? So so, again, all the tricks. You know, the scripted lies, the taking advantage of the heuristic traps, you know, the human factors and failings of of risk decision making. Oh, there's so much. My mind's racing now. I can't keep up. Your thoughts are are actually excellent. You queued a thought for me, missing snowman. You were talking about, you know, how people don't see the lower level signs. And I think that was, in fact, trained into the medical professions because I remember working, and they were pushing this narrative. Let's see. When would that have been? That would have been around between '98 and February. I had a manager say to me that, well, you just need to follow the the pathways. That was the early word for the protocols even in the therapy field, in the physical therapy field. And I said, well, no. I was taught to actually examine patients and treat based on their presentation and their clinical signs and symptoms. She said, yeah. But with these pathways, you know, 72 percent of them are gonna get better if you just follow the pathway. And so And there's a certain logic to it, and it's impossible to argue with because from a bean cancer perspective, it's it's flawless logic. Yeah. But but but what hope that the rest comes out in the wash. You know? And anybody It trains their but it trains the younger generation of professionals to not see the little problems because, a, 72 percent is okay. I don't need to pay attention to the nuance. And, you know, it doesn't matter that the other 18% don't get better because I didn't didn't look at the little things. Right? Yeah. The brain disengages. Yeah. And so that's they've been doing that for a very long time, for, like, 20 to 25 years, teaching people not to think. Just do the pathways, and it really doesn't matter if you miss the little signs. But in fact, it really, really does. And they were already creating that culture in the professions. And it just made it really easy for them to have people in those white coats to be super, super compliant 20 years later. Well, that's I I, what I think of on this topic in particular is the giving of paracetamol at the same time as a vaccine. You know, we know about the glutathione and so on now, but it's still being it's still happening. It's still normal. It was all of her was given so much paracetamol. It was ridiculous. Can I just chime in for a second? Of course. So I was a retired RN, and everything I saw that my husband went through made absolutely no common medical sense. Well, this is it. These things have become so ingrained following the rules. You you don't get in trouble when you follow the rules. That's Well, following rules, that's something else. It's no common sense. Well, the common sense gets fully disengaged. It becomes automatic. Well and and I I would say that their brains their brains are they're just not even, working. There's an expression we have in The UK phoning it in when you don't really care about doing your job properly and you you phone it in. And it's it's it's a similar thing that happens. There's this, blase attitude creeps in. You know? And then, eventually, it's a scandal. And then every the public are outraged. Well, how how was this going on for 20 years? You know? You know, you hear about institutional racism, for example. It's clearly a different topic. But, you know, the institutional, well, institutionalization of fashion. So these these are common human failings. This is why it's it's, you know, clearly, there's a malevolent, basis for why we're all here today. But it's not a % malevolent. It's, you know, good people doing bad things and so on and so forth. It's a it's very messy. Good people doing stupid Discuss. Stupid things. Yeah. But trying to prove this in a court of law, you know, is you know, there's plenty of people here know how hard it is to prove, criminality in a medical setting. And everybody is very wary, not least the judges, are very wary of laying criminal charges at doctor's doors because then doctors won't want to treat people. And so that sort of reinforces this pathway protocol type thinking that, you know, that's their way of keeping the lawyers at bay. So there's lots of conflicting Oh, that is a great point, miss and Snowman, because that's the whole idea behind the standard of care and the protocols. Yeah. Because if you have 1 standard and it doesn't matter that the standard is completely medically inappropriate, what matters to the professionals is I'm gonna stick to that, excuse my French, standard of care come hell or high water. Because if I'm judged as bad as everyone else, I'm not gonna I my neck isn't stuck out. So they're going to be walking. Check their box. They can check their box. Right. And I I've noticed also that nursing notes and notes medical notes, you you just check boxes now. Right. Nobody has to write anything out. No observations. Just check a box. Right. And if it's all uniform, then nobody is nobody is at risk. Right? Because everybody's doing a poor standard of care. Everybody's doing exactly what they're told, and it just gives them something to hide behind. And it is very, very shameful because it is so very different than when those of us, you know, got out of school pre 1990. We knew we knew the difference. We knew that, you know, you could bring up issues. You could notice things, and you could go and say, hey, guys. I think there's a problem here that we need to address. And this is Well, you certainly didn't check a box. No. You certainly did think critically. You certainly did alert the other team members, and then you might have a little powwow about it. You might have a conference about it, but action was taken. You didn't mindlessly follow a protocol. You did what the patient needed, and you took the time to determine what that need was. And that just doesn't that's not happening in the system at all anymore. And, of course, we'll use this if if there ever is an inquiry, and it looks like there will be now. It'll be okay. That didn't work, but AI will fix everything. And, my daughter, she's got a a a friend who works, I think it's a rail company. And he sends out he schedules the engineer jobs, and he's been doing this very successfully, very, very manually, very labor intensive. But he knows where the engineers live, and he can schedule their work very efficiently. And the engineers love him for it. And then they tried to introduce an AI system. Oh, goodness. It went it just went as badly as you could possibly imagine. His engineers who love him are screaming at him. He's he's telling his Uh-oh. I think we lost sound on missing snowman. Is it just me, or can anyone else hear him? I can't hear him, so I can hear you. Yep. That was gonna be interesting to, illuminate the dangers of AI because there there's many danger while it is a tool and it's a great tool in some cases, it can be very dangerous because it doesn't have the fluidity of thought and the nimbleness to actually understand something like what mister what missing snowman was saying, you know, in a very, in a very dynamic situation. And I worry about that with health care because, you know, I just see if you put symptoms into a system, and that system is trained based on the current pathways and protocols, you're not going to get a different answer than what you're getting now. And Exactly. Yeah. Very very scary to think that the people who currently have designed the current system would also train an AI and then just streamline it where you're basically garbage in, garbage out, standard of care, standard of care, and same result. It's very, very scary to me. And the confidence of the medical students coming out, that's their brain. Yep. It's very scary. And quite frankly, I mean, it to me, it seems to be the perfect condition for, just the magnification of what we've seen, especially if that tool is put in the hands of the people who designed the current system. That is a very scary thought. Well, there's so many, gatekeepers. You know, it's the the old guard are the professors and, you know, the heads of neurology and so on. And they're all in denial, at least publicly, as to why there's been this explosion in all the neurological illnesses. And, a lot of people believe them that, you know, if the head of neurologist is saying, well, it's certainly not the vaccine, And the the younger staff are are trusting them, you know, because they they don't know enough to question it. And so it takes decades for this kind of knowledge to seep into the wider consciousness, really. And while the media are so controlled I mean, that's been 1 of the the most dramatic things in the last 5 years is just the tight reign of of control they had on the media. And that's made it far more difficult to to wake our friends and neighbors up, isn't it? They could never have gotten away with what they did without the media. Yeah. Yeah. When it comes to the question of justice, I most, I think, want to see other than the, you know, Bill Gates and Fauci, of course. But I I would like to see some convictions in the media that would that could really shake things up. Yeah. I agree. It would definitely make an impression on the rest of them to return to actual truthful, journalism and where you don't tell people what to think, you report the facts. And you report truthful facts, not political propaganda labeled as facts. It would be really wonderful to see that happen. Well, here was an interesting thing I saw tonight. Kat Kat Kat had posted this Friday night pub chat. And this time, they were doing a special grand jury, and it was very talk about fast track. You saw a video of a policeman stopping a vehicle. Allegedly, shots were fired. The vehicle shot off. Eventually, it ended up in the driver's, demise. And you had very bad body cam footage, and I didn't listen to all of it. But the consensus was in this 5 person jury that, the police officer did nothing wrong. It was, just ifiable homicide, and that might very well be I mean, that was what it looked like. And the the chairman was asking any questions. Nobody really had any questions. Nobody was asking, was there evidence of the gun? Because the the they did find a gun on on the person, allegedly. There was a photograph of a gun. But had it been fired? What what was the ballistics report? Did he have gunpowder on his hands? Nobody was interest nobody thought to ask any of this for any of this forensic evidence. They'd seen what they'd seen on the video, and the video was fairly compelling. You know? Most people would be looking at me like I'm crazy. It's like, well well, we saw it. We saw it on the video. You know? He shot at the police officer. And it's like, yeah. But you didn't see that. So, you know, in this case, I don't think you know, I think everything was above board. But just the fact that those questions weren't asked because people love the easy answer, don't they? Yep. And and on the on the pool, don't want to have to find that answer for themselves. Whatever the mainstream media tells them, they will accept without without really any, critical thinking, which is a shame. Yes. It is. It's largely emblematic of the just willful disengagement from actual thinking and critical thinking. And it's just it is it does not bode well that people just they don't want to think for themselves so often. I don't you know, again, not everyone, but it is just so abundantly clear that they don't want to expend that energy. And, goodness, I don't know how how you can live that way to not want to think for yourself or critically think or expend any energy to investigate things for yourself. They want to be spoon fed everything, and you better be careful who's holding the spoon. That's all I'm going to say. Well, that's really at the nub of it. Isn't it? It's like, what does it take to snap people out of there? You know, we've had 5 years of what we know has been, this is our equivalent of world war 2, frankly, and it's still not over. And yet most people, they're not angry that they were locked in their homes until they had to submit the medical autonomy. You know, they don't think of it like that. They just want to get back to watching game shows on TV. It's and then, of course, when you get a sniff of the truth, it is very painful. So I I can understand people not wanting to look at the truth. You kind of know it's there, but there's this great denial. And then, of course, there's the the they're not taking the longer term view of well, what kind of world are we leaving for our grandchildren? You know, personally, it's uncomfortable. You know, if it puts your job at risk and your short term survival at risk, you you can understand people not wanting to face the truth. But we've had 5 years to to think about it now. The fear's dropped. We've had more time to let it sink in. And and still people are just, they're not even angry. Even even the vaccine injured, many of them aren't nearly angry enough. I I was expecting far more anger, and I don't think I'm alone in there. Yeah. I'm still I'm still expecting it. I really think it's only a matter of time. Really, the scale of what was done to people hasn't even been seen, or, or still yet acknowledged. Yeah. Well, I think even us here, you know, as, as much as we know, I don't think we fully comprehend the scale of it because the the numbers are just too immense, aren't they? The fact that it was global, the fact that it was just so pervasive that every virtually every government fell in line with what, you know, their handlers are telling them to do. Yeah. The immensity of it, it's I I still don't truly believe I've wrapped my head around it. I wonder what what else is gonna filter out where I'll wake up this time next week and go, bloody hell. You know? I think it is looking towards the future because we have been kept very much in the present. I think it is AI. It is these new regenerative vaccines. You know, they're not stopping, and we still really don't know what the rest of their plans are. We can guess, you know, global depopulation, digital ID, full control, China style. But even then, it's like, what's the endgame of of all of this? What what kind of world do they think they're gonna be ruling over? You know? It's 1 where they have all the power. Well, I don't wonder if it's not like, the parable of Pablo Escobar. I'm guessing at least some of you are familiar with Narcos and what have you. And that was I'm not a Shakes I'm I don't know much Shakespeare, but it seems to me that was a very Shakespearean tragedy, if you will. You know, he gained all that power. And then, of course, he spent at least the last half of his career doing everything he could to hang on to that power because the moment he didn't have it, he was gonna get killed. And so he it took, I don't know how many years, 10, 20 years before he finally got killed. But it was such a miserable trajectory downwards, but it started off very slowly. It took a long time. And that's it. You know, that's Bill Gates. You know, he knows what he's done. So he'll be prepared to do everything and then anything and everything to make sure he never faces justice. You know, these people are dug in. Oh, that was 1 of the other thoughts I had. This is quite a nice 1. I saw a picture, you know, those ants that get infected by a fungus. Do you know that? Yes. And they will they will basically well, they'll go up and climb up a tree a a plant that they wouldn't normally, and they'll attach themselves to the underside of the leaf, and they'll just stay there until they die. And then, and it controls their behavior. Yep. Yeah. And it will contaminate the entire nest. And so the ants are smart on their snare, and they take the bodies away so they're not contaminated. Well, when we're not taking the bodies away, are we? We're not taking the contamination away. And until we can remove people like Bill Gates, it it will continue. Excellent point. And just on a on a sidebar here, I wanted to say, since we're having problems getting people up on mic, I wanted to let people know that, wanted to let people know that 1 of the problems with the grand jury with the, situation in question on the, fatal shooting, police involved was that the grand jury was restrained by grand jury rules. So that's really interesting too because, once again, that is a, a system issue that, you know, in the medical side, they follow the rules. They follow the standard, you know, protocol, and, you know, rules can actually be good. Or if they are not designed with the best interest of the patient in mind, They can be very harmful. And I don't know what grand jury rules are, but grand jury rules, that was the constraining factor according to Kat Kat Kat, and she wanted to clarify that. So I got that in and I didn't I didn't get to the end of it, but, I sort of suspected it was kind of a I mean, it was literally a tabletop exercise, if you will. It was fascinating. So rules supersede laws. Well, in the legal system, there are a whole lot of rules, which makes the whole thing extremely convoluted. My son is his, JD, and so I just seem to have a little peeksy into that system as well. And, it does make the justice system very difficult to, quote, get justice in. And we can see that from the PREP Act. We can see that from the CARES Act. We can see that from the 1986, law that created the indemnity for so, you know, rules and laws are in and of themselves are not a problem. It's how they are designed. And if they aren't conducive to justice, then you don't really have you don't get justice even in some of the So what I'm hearing is there's no laws. Oh, there's plenty of laws. The problem is the laws aren't necessarily designed to bring justice. That's the issue. And, you know, that's the thing that we've been dealing with for the whole COVID agenda is, you know, there were so many things put in place to restrain us and to, you know, make a make it nigh unto impossible to deal with. The power of a rule? Oh, there's a lot of powers. Like, for instance, in the in the federal government, there's lots of federal regulations, which are not laws, but they're rules. And we treat them as if they are laws, And that also I think that's my point. Yeah. I get it. And that's what's created all of these problems is, you know, it's such a convoluted system. It's it's susceptible to, manipulation because, you know, the lobbyists are able to drive the agenda, then you have all the political considerations being taken. I mean, the it's just a very, very corrupted system from multiple angles, and that's what makes it so difficult to try to navigate and get any justice or even turn it around. It's really, really, really mind boggling when you start thinking about it. Fully. Even without any conspiracy or malevolence, what we discovered in the court cases with Oliver is a court is no place to discuss, complex medical issues. They're just not equipped for it. And then you factor in the malevolence and the, you know, the 2 faced nature of it. And it's just incredible. And, you know, and they introduced whistleblower laws that aren't worth the paper they're written on. You know, you see the whistleblower is persecuted consistently. So, yeah, it's very hard to be positive when you look at the reality of it. It really does seem to come down to public awareness. You know, we have to get to a tipping point of enough people waking up, and I forget who said it earlier, but when enough people stand up, what can they do? You know? Yeah. That was that was my that was my mouth. Yeah. That was me. Yeah. And that is the truth. That is what it comes down to because you can make all the rules and all the laws and all the regulations you want to. But if people refuse to comply en masse, there's really nothing they can do about it, to push their agenda at that point. It really does again, a lot of this does come back to spirituality. You know, if you've got well, it's like being a conscientious objector. You know, I think going back to World War 2, some of the bravest people must have been the conscientious objectors because that's you know, they were essentially alone, screaming into the void, if you will. Well, can I just say, my husband, they killed, and I was a retired RN? And everything I saw defied all medical common sense. So somehow, they need to be held accountable. It defied all medical common sense. Well, we need another Nuremberg reminder of just following orders. They murdered people. Attack you. You know? They murdered people for money. Yeah. It's that it's that simple. So as long as people wanna accept that, I guess nothing will change. But, yeah, it's very simple. It's very common sense. I'm genuinely surprised we haven't seen more suicides in the medical profession, you know, once some of the doctors wake up to really what they were responsible for. I think they're enjoying their checks. For the time being. Yes. But it's it's what was it? It was that Edgar Allan Poe play. I only know it from the Simpsons, I'm ashamed to say. You know, with the, I think they tried to bury a body under the floorboards, and it was the clock ticking, and the conscience finally got their better off. I agree with that. I couldn't live with it. I could not No. Yeah. You can silence a conscience only for so long, you know, through drugs, alcohol, whatever. But, eventually, a conscience I mean, some people die without conscience. It's amazing when you do even psychopaths, when they develop conscience and wake up to their spirituality. Missing snowman, I sure wish we could bring Patty g up for that conversation because that is right in her wheelhouse as far as, you know, the mind and how it works and, you know, conscience and PTSD and stress. And it'd be wonderful to have her kind of tie into that. And, unfortunately, we're having so many problems with mics and glitches that, it's difficult to bring anyone up right now. Same. So everyone, just be aware that we're trying. We're just having great difficulty getting people up to speaker. Oh, hey. I'm I said I said it, and it happened. I must be powerful tonight. Hi, Patty g. Hey. How y'all doing? Yeah. I've been enjoying listening, and, you know, a lot of thoughts go through my mind. But, you know, I guess it's just a lot of thoughts a lot of thoughts. How do I start this? You know, having been in nursing for over 38 years, I spent the last 3 years as psych nurse practitioner. And you're right. Like, the sociopathic, psychopathic type behavior is how this entire thing, I personally and professionally believe, got started. And at the highest powers, highest levels of proprietary financial backing, like the people we talked about, put the wheels in motion with something so sinister that the first and greatest task was to instill fear. And by instilling fear, that was gonna invoke control. And so when you invoke control and you tell people there's no other way to survive but doing this 1 protocol and use this 1 medication and then emergency use authorization because no other drug will save the lives of these people. It was jammed into every mind pure brainwashing, and that is how this all got started. And so, yeah, when I go back, and I've told told you guys this many times, and for the new people, back in February of 20 20, I had just gotten to a hospital in Idaho, and the hysteria began. There was no real evidence of this infectious killing virus, but it was presented through what our friend says, Matt, tell a vision. Mass media presented a vision of fear and only 1 way to do something. And so watching grown professionals who had been in health care for 10, 15, 20, 30, maybe even 40 years, I felt like I was in the zombie apocalypse. Everyone complied. Not only everyone complied. The dictatorship of putting out information from the CDC came out in volumes every few hours, and everyone was driven to dance to the march. This is what we must do. This is what we must do. And anybody who fell out of that march was ousted, you know, just they were just taken out. And that's how this whole mind control really started, and no 1 questioned it. No 1. Maybe a handful, but I know I was not very well liked for even questioning. But, see, my background prior to getting in psych was periap and sterile technique and OR, asepsis, all that stuff. And many of the folks on here know and some of the nurses know, you know, having been a new nurse in the AIDS pandemic, the avian flu, the swine flu, Ebola, AIDS and Ebola had already failed tremendously when I won't even call him a doctor. He's just a damn mad scientist, Anthony Fauci, pushed his drug and with a 50 percent kill rate, successfully killed people. So here we are now, twentieth century or 20 first century, and we take a drug that is otherwise nosed to to destroy organ function, primarily the kidneys, and it goes from there. And we make this the only way for people to survive. So I have to agree. And when you think about people that for the rise of power in a in a, in a psychological way, when you have somebody who's a you know, just he he's enthralled by power and everybody looking to him in awe. Oh, what does the great and mighty Fauci say? Oh, look at Bill Gates and all the money he's paying. And these powerful people and the people with money, it just gave them more money, more control. Big pharma was in on it. Everybody. And so, yeah, when you give someone that kind of power, it's just like a mass murderer. He thrives on the seduction. He or he or she thrives on getting away with it, thrives on continuing to drive people crazy to try to figure him out, and it was all there in plain sight. And if anybody remembers, I appreciate you putting the the book up there that I wrote. In the back of the book and in the book, I allude to the COVID pandemic, the 1 0 1 survival guide, was written by the scientist out at Wuhan, published March 2020, sat on bookshelves across America, probably only a handful of copies, and I happened to find 1 in Barnes and Noble in Idaho. Got it after I got sick with COVID. And when you read it, it is a playbook on everything that they knew was true but wouldn't wanna tell the general public. So it was out there, and it was a real psychological spin on fear, and it was the test, the greatest test for what's to come. And that's why, like you guys said earlier, we have to speak out. We have to say no. People have to say no to vaccines. People have to say no to the bioweapon shots, and people need to wake up. And that's why we have to keep pushing so hard. So, hopefully, that wasn't too, embroiled. But, yeah, I've been thinking about this all night since you guys have been talking. Patty, do you think that the doctors at any point because I I hypothesized earlier that maybe they just believed that all of the patients were going to die. That's just the way it was going to be, so they had to manage the decline. Yeah. I absolutely agree with that. You know, before my eyes, that's exactly what I witnessed. I you know, when I was before I became a psych nurse practitioner, I was a CNO, over 3 hospitals in Texas. Before that, I was in Idaho, and I was traveling around the country. So I was in, California, Idaho, Texas, somewhere else. Anyway, everyone just said there's no way once they're in the hospital start to have all this inflammatory response and organ system failure, we just have to get them on a ventilator and really do the best we can. They're not going to survive is what the general theme in the undercurrent was. And by statistical data that was collected, we collected COVID diagnosis, ventilators, COVID positive test, deaths by COVID, and that's how we were reimbursed. And the baby went out with the bathwater. No patient experience scores, no heart failure survival rates, no sepsis readmission rates. We built our data on how much death occurred at every hospital and got reimbursed. The more deaths, the more COVID, the more ventilators, the bigger the cash cow. That's exactly what it was. Exactly what it was and still is because there's still So way to keep it going. So, basically, what they did was they brainwashed the professionals to believe that it was an inevitable outcome. Then what they did was rewarded that inevitable outcome to recreate a feedback loop Mhmm. Where there was absolutely no incentive to question the protocol. And and then it create a self fulfilling prophecy. Mhmm. However, I don't believe, Pat Patty, it was you or it might have been you. Were you the 1 who said that prior to them removing HCQ, the statistics were inverted the other way. Yeah. That was me. Yep. Yeah. We were saving people's lives. We were So what they did is they didn't want that to continue because it was gonna ruin the grid that they had set up. Exactly. And the docs that were using ivermectin and or hydroxychloroquine and IV vitamin b 1 thiamine and some of the other stuff that we talked about, some of the fluvoxamine. Fluvoxamine is psych psychiatric SSRI antidepressant. It has the ability to decrease inflammation dramatically as does colchicine, which is used for gout Gout. Beautifully. And the budesonide and the convalescent plasma, those things were helping, and they pulled them all. Pulled them all. And that shows intent, doesn't it, Patty? Absolutely. Shows manipulation to make the outcome happen so that then they could say to the docs, see. We told you it's inevitable. So you don't, you know, don't touch these other things because those actually don't work, and they stopped it soon enough that it wasn't gonna get out on a large scale so they could continue to push the protocol. K. And that makes it even more nefarious. Does it not? Oh, a %. And they kept this all spinning, and they kept the news cycling. Anybody who spoke out, McCullough, doctor Peter Pierre Kory, doctor Merrick, all of them. Oh, my dogs are about to bark. Hang on. Hang on. Sorry about that. Just mass chaos. After all of that, they were pushing the vaccine. They were pushing, Paxlovid because they knew they couldn't stop the genre of ivermectin. So they put ivermectin in a toxic medication through Merck and pushed what people they thought people wanted with the Paxlovid, which caused all kinds of issues. So, yeah, it's crazy. And they're still doing it, which is why I love RFK because there's so many things that are infused into all of our foods and beverages that like, for example, cyanide, I think I talked about that once before. But b vitamin or, b 12, if you look at any label, look at some of the, healthy energy drinks. When you got cyancobalamin, it is cyanide laced around meth around b 12. Methylcobalamin is the only b 12 that's safe to ingest. And if I may, I'm gonna spell this for the audience who is not medical. It's c y a n o. Those those letters before co Bowman means you do not want to take that form of b 12. Just think of cyanide. And when you see cyano, do not take that form. Get the methyl, m e t h y l, followed by co Bowman. Because, again, Patty's 100 percent right. That's an that's a no no. Don't go there. Exactly. And, you know, that was the thing. I went to, I don't know, 5 or 6 different hospitals. The the 1 I was out in California gave him the the protocol from the FLCCC when I was in Texas. I gave him the protocols. These are well trained medical professionals. And when they got the protocol in their hand, they looked at it. They looked at me, and they're like, where'd you get this? I said, haven't you seen it? Well, because it wasn't on television. Some of them actually started to think, hey. You know, maybe there's something to this. The minute any of them tried to implement it, they were shut down by infectious disease docs, the pharmacy directors, and the larger, you know, people at the higher ups of these organizations just shut them down. So anybody who questioned it, like you said, questioned the science. Anybody who questioned it was was pushed out. And if for anybody who isn't aware, the protocols that Patty is referring to, were then by, FLCCC frontline doctors. That was their organization. I think their name has changed now. Is that not right, Patty? Yeah. It's the, let me pull it up. I think it's IMA. Let me let me pull it up, and I'll tell people. The other thing you gotta know, remember, people seem to be, not all people, but some people. Oh, here it is. It's it's, yeah, it's imahealth.org. But if you do flccc.net, you'll get there too. But i,masinMary,ahealth.org. And they've got all the protocols on there for vaccine, vaccine injury, COVID, you know, home treatments, hospital treatments, what to tell people in the hospitals. But here's the other thing. Remember when COVID was so big and scary and, you know, hell, I was in the ICU. I was sick. I didn't know if I was gonna make it out of there. We all you know, we've talked about my my story with it too. But the bottom line is when you start paying nurses a hundred to a hundred and $70 an hour and you bonus them and you put money in front of them, I watched firsthand nurses look at money before they looked at patient care. And if they didn't try to extort me to pay them money to cover a shift, I'm telling you that's what they did. And the nurses that they paid to go travel, they didn't pay just ICU well trained nurses. They took a med surg nurse who applied for a travel job, gave her an ICU position for the big bucks. And do you know how bad those med surg nurses failed in the ICU and cost lives? And nobody was ever told. Nobody was ever told. Yeah. I mean, go. That's crazy. That would be like you telling, okay. I want this guy over here that works as a plumber to work on a supercomputer. I mean, that's the most stupid thing to put someone in the ICU that has no experience. It's unreal. And how ethical is it for a nurse? Because you ladies are out there that are nurses. And how ethical is it for you to be incentivized by money? Right? We wouldn't do it. That's not how we were trained. But when you take some of these younger nurses who only signed up for nursing school because it was lure and attraction that, oh, look at the money nurses make. I can't tell you how many nurses that I was teaching and that I was, you know, interviewing to hire. And when I asked them, so tell me why you got into nursing. Do you know how many actually said, well, for the money? I didn't hire those nurses if I could help it, but there were so many the last thing I ever thought of. Yeah. Oh, it's Last thing. And then then some of our illustrious agencies through CMS, CMS helped foster putting all these wonderful plans for all these hospitals to bring nurses in internationally to help with our COVID problem. And all I can tell you is while there's some great nurses out there that I know from different countries, the masses of them do not know our culture, do not know our language. They came straight from another country. Many didn't even speak clear English. And the patients without family members in the room, they couldn't understand the nurses. And the nurses, just as bad as a new nurse that's highly paid and doesn't have experience, these nurses with cultural barriers, language barriers, made mistakes out the wazoo, and we couldn't fix it fast enough. It was a recipe for failure. Recipe for failure. Yeah. It makes you wonder how much of that was purposeful, because, you know, when people are from different cultures, many times, they're much more compliant as well. So Absolutely. Absolutely. And and through no fault of some of their own, these nurses were brought in because it was going to cultivate a way of life for them to either provide money for their families. It was coming to America, and all that's lovely. However, it was done, and the people that brought them in here knew that. And it was 1 other way to get people to comply in health care that wouldn't question their science. Just do as you're told, and they did. They did. So that's why I tell the world every time I can everything that I know because behind the scenes, it was nothing short of sinister. You were all lied to. It was a disaster. It was mass homicide, and they got away with a lot of it for now. The other example of intent was the manipulation of the death figures, of course. Mhmm. Oh, yeah. All the data was skewed. And I can't tell you how many patients died, and they didn't die of COVID. They died of respiratory arrest, cardiac arrest, heart failure, liver failure, lung failure, all of it, but they made it all a COVID death. And here's the thing. After being in the hospital for some 2, 3 weeks, it was organ system failure. It was inflammation that was really left untreated. So it was multisystem failure. It wasn't necessarily an infection. In fact, quite often, it wasn't the infection at all because the infection turned into pneumonia, and then a pneumonia mushroomed from the inflammation, not from the virus. Correct. And if you if you didn't die from that, like in my husband's case because they gave him meropenem, and I'm trying to think of the other big gun, which I can't think of right now. His white count so count went back down. So when he didn't die from the remdesivir, the high flow oxygen, the lack of water, the lack of food, and didn't die from the infection, then he died from the, sedative overdose. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's the thing. They sedated these people down, and then they tied them down. And they tied them down because they were afraid if they woke up, they'd pull up their tube. No. They didn't want them to wake up. Yeah. And that goes right back to the that you get what you expect. And they expected everyone to die. And Mhmm. They had no compunction about it and no no questioning. And if they did, they all if they saw anyone else who did, they saw the punishment that happened. So nothing was going to change that course. Mhmm. And remember, these providers, at least in the organization that I worked in in Houston, these providers, nurse practitioners, and physicians, when it came time to give out the vaccine, all the staff were mandated to get them. The providers were told, just send us in your, your verbal statement, your attestation that you got your vaccine. So they allowed the providers who many of them probably knew better to quest this question the science of the untested mRNA bioweapon. They didn't have to stand and get jabbed by someone in the hospital. They just had to submit that, yes, I've gotten the vaccine. You'll never hear them. Mhmm. That's very, very telling, isn't it? Mhmm. It's sad. It's scary, and it makes me mad. It makes me very mad. Yeah. Because they knew exactly what they were doing. They were sparing the providers because they knew that was gonna be a big red flag either because they all did develop problems from the vaccine or because they would all en masse revolt and refuse, and then that would that would have a ripple effect. So, you know, they knew exactly what they were doing in ex in functionally exempting all of those positions. They were making sure that that effect did not spread. Yeah. It takes us to the, you know, the the hierarchy, the elitist hierarchy of the AMA. And in all of that, it it goes straight back up to the financial funnel, the AMA, Big Pharma, Bill Gates, George Soros. You name them. All of them. Any of them. There's probably a whole lot more in there, but it was all bought and paid for. So, effectively, the physicians, the providers were the firewall protecting their sent protecting the further up the chains, sinister plan. The infectious disease doctors were the driver of the majority of this, and all the rest fell in suit. Right. And they had to have that firewall. Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to continue with their plan. They had to exempt someone in that chain to keep it contained so that people wouldn't, on mass, say, well, I'm not doing it. And I wonder if Canada is a different case scenario because, you know, we heard early on of all these docs just dying and dying and dying, and they didn't seem to exempt their providers. Maybe because they were confident in the tyranny of their system. They didn't have to have that firewall. Yeah. It's possible. I don't know that all of the organizations, but the 1 very large 1 that I worked for that's pretty popular across the country that's predominant in Texas and California and Arizona, and New Jersey and where is the other 1? I think I think Michigan. Michigan is the home office. Livonia, Michigan. Yeah. Well They they put it out there. I can say this, Patty, and just ask what your experience is, but I've been following, you know, the deaths that are happening for years now. And I haven't seen very many physician deaths pop up in social media here in The US, but I've seen a ton of them in Canada. So it makes me wonder if what you saw wasn't pretty much endemic in the medical systems if they didn't secretly and functionally, you know, give them exemptions. Yeah. I wouldn't doubt it. I would not doubt it. Because you would think that that news would get out. It even got out in Canada where there's huge tyranny, but yet that was, you know, on the daily. I think the last count I saw was 40 some doctors. Yeah. The the bigger And I haven't seen that here in The US. No. The bigger deaths were some of the docs who spoke out about how to protect themselves from COVID, and all them started to drop. The 1 doc I sad. I can't remember his name. I think he was in North Carolina. But there's been a few, and it's interesting how they just magically, you know, ended up dead. Exactly. Whereas, you know, in Canada, it was definitely vaccine clusters. I mean, you could see that. And here in The US, we're not we haven't seen that. So it makes me wonder if that wasn't, you know, much more common. I mean, you saw it firsthand, but Mhmm. I wonder if it was much more common across all the health systems. I wouldn't doubt it. I would not doubt it. But, yeah, so much went on that the world needs to know. And and we had 1 of the highest death rates in The US. And the countries like Mexico and India, I think it was India, utilized ivermectin, and their COVID death rates were far less. Far less. Okay. I mean and that's the thing. They can they can spin the narrative however they want. Mhmm. But these other nations show you the truth. The African continent did really well. Mhmm. India did really well. And the other 1 that you just mentioned Oh, Mexico. Mhmm. Yeah. Mexico. And so, you know, there's just no arguing that because the African Continent doesn't have the health care system that we have. Exactly. Neither does neither does Mexico, you know, countrywide Mhmm. And, you know, neither does India. So you can't argue that it's a matter of the health care system as far as saving lives. The inverse is the inverse is true, unfortunately. Yeah. The whole thing is just so sinister, and this was just the first step. That's why everything else that's coming our way, we've opened the door to everything, AI, mass vaccines. You know? I'm glad there's starting to be a shutdown with, you know, kids and pregnant women, at least RFK shutting that down. But, you know, we opened a door like no other door when we allowed that pandemic to take hold. There just wasn't enough of us to fight back, and everybody who did try to fight back got shut down. Yeah. And, hopefully hopefully, we've you know, more people have woken to that to where there's more resistance at least the next time because I don't think that it's a question of if. I think it's a question of when. Oh, yeah. Well, that's where all this other stuff comes into play. You know? The cyan, the cyan cobalamide, the the food, the processed, the chemicals, the ingredients, what's out there in the air, the chemtrails, everything. I mean, they're hitting us from all angles. Yep. We just have to really we have to the best thing we can do is provide nutrients to take good care of ourselves, eat clean, you know, all the stuff I talk about using NAD, NAC, zinc, vitamin d. Right. All that stuff. All of the real science basics, the real things that support your immune system Mhmm. Add those, subtract the things that tear down your immune system. Mhmm. If you if and a lot of people think it's just a matter of adding. It's actually subtracting also. If you remember your high school math. Right? Yeah. Okay. If you wanna come out with a with a on the plus side, okay, you you have to do enough adding and enough subtracting that you get you stay on the side of the positive there. Because if you have lots too many negatives, too many of the things that harm your health that they're doing to us, you control all that you can, and then you add things to buffer against the things you can't control. Exactly. You're gonna make your immune system do what it can do, will do, and it's the only 1 that can save you anyway is your immune system. Sorry. Exactly. No. So true. And, like, the vaccines, there's still more problems with many of the vaccines. Many of them have a lot of things. And even a lot of the old vaccines, they're now injecting it with some of this r mRNA stuff. But we got 18 vaccines when we were kids. Now there's, like, 96. What human body needs 96 vaccines before the age of, I think, 13? It's ridiculous. Yeah. I mean, I would argue that absent, what they're doing to our immune system causing it to dysfunction from birth with the shots and things that they do very on and the food and the contaminant you know, all the things that you said, Patty. Yeah. After those things, we wouldn't we don't need anything added to our body. Yeah. Absent It'll just kill us with what they've done. So that's why we have to just, you know, get back to the basics and really limit what you put in it Yep. In a healthy way. And the the the long and short of it is if if if COVID was what they said it was, this novel virus and, again, they did gain a function of virus. I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is if it was this novel virus that it was gonna kill you no matter what, then why am I alive, and why is my husband dead? I mean, that's just what it comes down to. Right? You're absolutely right. I mean, because you when you get down to the lowest common denominator, if a virus is deadly and deadly and deadly and it's inevitable, then it's gonna be like the movie Contagion. It's Yeah. You're gonna drop dead. You're people are gonna die at home. You know, if you both get the same virus, you're both gonna get the same severity. You're both gonna die. And that's just not true. That's not the way it works. And they want you to believe that so they can drive the fear. That's what they want. And the common sense, the truth is it's what you bring to it, and it's what they bring to it with the protocol. If if you particularly are very immune suppressed and then they get you with that protocol, you're a goner. You're a goner. Okay? So you can stop them in their tracks by taking care of your own immune system, by cleaning up your body. Don't let them do the things to you that they're doing with the food and all the other things. And then also help your body. Add the right real nonsynthetic supplements. Listen to what Patty told you. Go get a good practitioner like Patty who can help you with that. Put your money and your time and your energy into those things. Don't be a passive victim. And now I'm done preaching. I appreciate it, Miriam. I appreciate it. Yeah. Well said, Miriam. Lori, go ahead. Yeah. Hi, everybody. I think most of you know what happened to me. Unfortunately, my my headaches came back. And then, the other day, we went to Wegmans. It's like a big grocery, chain up here in Northeast. And it was extremely, extremely busy, like, packed. And, we wanted to get eggs because eggs finally went down. They were, like, 3 19 a dozen. So, something went down finally in America. And, so I wanted to get some eggs. And, and I you know, as soon as I walked in, I felt, you know, like, lightheaded. My cheeks started burning, and my husband was getting nauseous and queasy. So I said, well, you know, let's just get our eggs and get out of here. You know? Because it was extremely busy, like, crazy, like, a lot of people in there. And so that night, I came home, and, the whole night, the headache was this, like, nonstop stabbing, and the whole the whole room felt like it was spinning all night long. So, like, the next day, I took my, my chlorella, my high doses of vitamin c, my d. And, I feel alright now, but my headache, you know, is just it's not going away. I'm still taking my my NAD plus 500 mg, but so it's like, you know, it's like 3 plus years since, you know, people are not taking the shots anymore. And I still can't go in, like, really busy, crowded grocery stores without having, you know, stuff like this happen to me and my husband. I don't know why I'm so sensitive to it. I don't know why. I think, my a when I did first get the exposure, the only thing that was off was my ANA, was extremely high for a whole year, then it went back to being normal. And when I went to a rheumatologist, they they did an ENA, and my allergic reaction was off the cuff. But when I so I I knew I had a really bad, allergic reaction to it because I had hives over my face and rashes and bruising. And 6 days after, I had the the the bleeding from my vagina, all these clots coming out. And, 2 weeks later, my vision and 6 months back burning pain and my right foot going numb. So, you know, they had that committee hearing on the May 22 where you were allowed to submit a comment because they want your input on the, vaccines coming out 20 fifth the 20 fifth and 20 sixth for COVID. So I I put my, you know, my comment in there, everything what happened to me, and I wasn't anonymous. I had my name, my number, all that in there because I have nothing to hide. I'm I'm not lying about this. And, and here it is. You know, our voices didn't matter. They still, you know, rolling out with this new, they call it a new generation COVID shots. So Yep. You know, it's it's new and improved, but but you know what really pisses me off is, like, you know, there's people dropping dead every day, and I still see it in the paper. Every day, people are dropping dead. People are suffering, like me, from shedding or long COVID and the shots. And it's like, oh, well, we did something really wonderful. We we took the, you know, the, the dangerous, toxin out of Skittles. So now we're winning. No. We're not winning because they're leaving people dropping dead suddenly and people like me that are suffering every single day. And, they're still, they're still hiding it all. And matter of fact, if I would go into a hospital tonight with COVID, you know, they would kill me too on a ventilator. So, this is what I'm saying. I'm saying that, I'm not liking what I'm seeing, and I can't believe that I'm still experiencing what I'm experiencing from, from the from transmission, whatever they're shedding. So thank you for letting me speak, and, thanks for hosting this space. And, I stand with God and humanity, and, we gotta continue to speak up because, truth matters and our lives matters. And people that are suffering like me and everyone else, We should be acknowledged, and we should have some kind of help. And that should become the first priority before any kind of food die or any kind like, the food die should be the lowest. As long as there's people suffering and dropping dead suddenly, they're not addressing the main issue. They're just saying, oh, we got a new and improved COVID shot for you. Don't you just love it? And it kinda makes my blood boil. But thanks again for letting me speak. Thank you. Thank you, Laurie. That was so very powerful. And this is what we need. This is what we need. We need people who are living this to constantly make noise, to constantly speak speak bluntly like Lori just did. This is what we need because until the people who make policy decisions feel the pressure from the people who are living it and they can't then they can't ignore that. This is why it's so important for the eyewitnesses and the people who are living this to never ever be silent. And just thank you so much, Lori, for everything you said. And I'm sorry for your suffering. And I wish that every single other person that is going through similar things would do what you just did. Yeah. Thank you very much. I did submit, like I said, a comment with the committee, and and I didn't do it anonymously. And, I really wish they would have taken every comment and and the people I guess, Ronald Owen spoke, Karen Kingston spoke. And, you know, it's like, well, what about our voices? You know? Why weren't they heard? Why why did they seem like they overlooked it, and they were just gonna go ahead with their new COVID shots for the year 2526 no matter what? And, you know, I've called the CDC. I've called the FDA. I I called them. I I even explained to them. You know? No no shots that should shed on upon any innocent people should be out on the market. You know? Just like why is Roundup on the market? Why is why is, why is Johnson and Johnson baby powder on the market? You know? Great question. What what do you mean do? What can we do? I mean You know why it's all there? Because of the money. So you know what? The best thing we can do is if we keep raising awareness and people stop just listening blindly and taking these products, then the shareholders won't make all the money they wanna make, and the products will go away anyway. What we've got to do is get the level of awareness that it just simply fails. That people, no matter what, no matter the coercion, no matter the lies, no matter whatever they're told, whatever's done to them, that they do not take these things. And then that what's gonna happen is the shareholders won't get the money, and that's why they don't listen to you, Lori, or listen to anybody else. They're gonna push it through because it's a huge moneymaker. The industry made $90,000,000,000 off the COVID shots. So they're gonna they're they're not and I'm not saying we shouldn't comment. We absolutely should. Everybody should. The 70% of The US population should have been commenting. They should have crashed the system on that. I commented too. Okay? So but they're not doing that, which means, you know, they're not gonna pay any attention at at that at the, what is it, ACIP, ACIP? They're not gonna pay any attention. So the only other way to get their attention is nobody uptakes it. Nobody. And they lose their shirts. Their investors lose their shirts. And because you know what the most powerful thing is? Money. And if they don't make money off of it and they lose their shirts because they invested, it will go away. Hey. Can I just chime in here? Of course, Catherine. Go right ahead. Oh, thanks so much. Yeah. I'm just hurting. You know, I miss my my husband, and I think that's, like, the bottom line that we're all here. Like, our people were murdered, and it hurts. And And they're still murdering people. Some, they're murdering with protocol. Some, they're murdering slowly with the the injectable bioweapon injuries. Some, they're murdering slowly or making sick by, you know, introducing these things that shed. You know? And also now the self amplifying is another way. And so, you know, what we have to do is just refuse. Because, look, if we don't if if we don't have a problem with that, I get that. Valid in our body, then then it it can't self propagate. So we've we've got we as a population, as humanity, we've just got to say no and maintain our bodily integrity. Otherwise, they're going to continue doing what they're doing. Well, I get that. I get that. Of course. My husband never got the shot. I wouldn't either. But, yeah, he was, killed in the hospital. So I just wanna kinda come back around and say, I'm feeling you people. You lost your loved ones. Right. It's terrible. It is absolutely horrific. I mean, my husband, I miss so very much. That's, and I know you feel the same way, Catherine. That's why we're in this fight is to stop the death and destruction. And it doesn't you know, we wanna stop it all, not just the hospital protocols, but all of it. This deadly, horrible, and I'm going to say it, satanic evil agenda. It all needs to stop. Absolutely. Satanic. Evil. Absolutely. Yep. That's what we're here for is to be be that resistance and just simply we're not going to comply. We're not going to do it. And, we set that example for the other people around us. And what we wanna see is see that grow because that is the ultimate solution. Well, my my husband's name was Tom. Tom? Tom. Yeah. Oh. And they, yeah. And I was an RN with a bachelor's degree. So, yeah, it's a very painful walk I've had to do. So, yes. And that should draw us all together because we've all we've all lost things. We've all been harmed. We've all lost loved ones. We've lost what what our lives used to be. Our lives have all entirely changed even if we didn't lose a family with this protocol. Everybody's lost something. We've all been harmed. And rather than rather than see that as a difference, we need to see it as a unifying factor and that we will not allow this to continue. Well, my my small message would be as a medical supposed professional. I saw every step of the way made no sense. They murdered these people. So that's my little simple message. But, Thank you, Catherine. And that's important. It's very important because it's actually the, point. It is the point. It's all they murdered people with protocols. They murdered people with shots. They murdered people with with their lack of water, food, they lied. They lied. They Yep. My husband entered the hospital. And, you know, it's a hospital I worked in, and so I kind of trusted, but, yeah, so they ended up killing him. Yep. And, you know, this is where, you know, they really abuse the word trust, trust the science, trust the experts. And, you know, that's when when people experience that, that's when you don't you start to trust nothing because they abused that trust. Mhmm. And so common sense. It's common sense. So we need we need not to trust anyone in that system now as far as those who were above the level that Patty was talking about. We need It was basic medical common sense. Yeah. And they don't intend for anybody to have that anymore. They intend for, you know, the medical professionals to not think, to not use their brain, to not have comments and because they want to control them and continue with the same agenda. So, you know, if we can't stop that from happening, then we have to at least be able to say no and to realize that we cannot trust that system anymore. We need to realize that, accept it, and operate on that and learn to protect our own selves and the people around us. We've got to do that because, we can't change what the system is doing immediately. Oh, no. We can't. We can't. Well, I mean, what I'm saying is we don't we're not a hospital administrator. We're not, you know, in CMMS. We're what I'm saying is we have to keep ourselves and the team. To be they have to be sued. Well, yeah, that's The thing about it is you're talking about it it's murder. It's really premeditated murder for hire Absolutely. Because they they they gave themselves immunity in advance, and they incentivized the protocols that were harmed. It needs to come to light. It was absolutely murder. It yeah. It was. Freaking sorry. Oh, I hate cussing, but, oh, man. I I just feel like it so much. Well, Catherine, that was that was the cleanest cussing I've heard, so good job. Okay. Yeah. They killed my they killed my husband. Yeah. Exactly. And I gave my life to this perfect supposed profession. And that is very, very hurtful. I know. It was a long road. I had to get a bachelor's degree. You know, I did all that dance. And, yeah, it's very It must be such a it must be so head spinning to go and and do all that work and get that done. Trying to say. There's no words. Words. There's no words for it. Watch what happened. Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's it's seriously it's seriously mind boggling when you spend I was in the system from 1985 to 2020. So I'm looking at it, you know, 35 years, and I don't even recognize it. It's it's insane what it has become. They drugged my husband to death. That's the bottom line. I mean, it's just what it is. Yes, ma'am. I wish I'd I wish I could say that, you were wrong, but the same thing happened to my husband too. Yeah. They drugged him. They drugged him to death. That's what they'll do if they survive everything else with the protocol. That's the end of the line. I could pass on the, you know, the reasons why, but all I know is they drugged him to death. Yep. That's what they did. That's what they did with mine. He made it through everything. And, they literally drugged him to death as well. And, unfortunately, I think that was a very common thing. Once she got around day 20 to 22, they needed the bed empty, and, they put matters into their own hands at that point. Breaks my heart because I know he looked at them like they were me because I was a nurse, you know, an RN with a bachelor's degree in whoopee. Yeah. I I know they trust he trusted them. Mhmm. It just breaks my heart. I'm so sorry. I can't really him to death. It is horrible. When I realized it, when I got my husband's medical records, it put me it took me a year and a half to be able to have some semblance of ability to try to get back into life and into the fight. It took me a year and a half. And, so I am so sorry that you went through that situation. But, you know, I know we're all suffering. I'm just saying I'm I'm in here, and, I appreciate you all. Yeah. Let's fly. We appreciate you too, Catherine, and we love you. And, it just breaks my heart when I hear another person that that happened to. But we just have to acknowledge it and stick together because we're not we're not gonna take this sitting down. Well, that's why I want to repeat. Okay. I was an RN. I had a bachelor's degree. They they drugged my husband, and they killed him. It's that simple. Yeah. And so many people aren't even aware of it. They go into the hospital when they finally let them in, and they say, you know, they're not gonna make it. We need to give them palliative care, or we need to pull the ventilator because, you know, they're not gonna make and those people don't even realize what they've done. The drug cocktails that they're giving their loved ones. They called it comfort comfort care. And most people don't even realize I didn't even know that, you know, as an RN. I I had never heard of that. Comfort. Yeah. I thought they're just gonna make them comfortable. It was it's just so disgusting. Yep. They use a lot of code, and, people don't realize it. And it is, when you, as a medical person, pull the chart and you see those drug cocktails, you realize what they did. You know what they did. And it's a double trauma on top of losing the 1 you love to to see that. So that's where Patty g comes in handy because, you know, so many of us have that post traumatic stress disorder. And we have we have it for a reason. And so just wanna say, Patty g, thank you for being there. I'm in Patty's group. Gotcha. Yep. She's she's super important to help help us all. And just, again, god bless you, Patty, for what you do. Oh, thank you. Hey. It's every Thursday night at 8PM eastern if anybody wants to join. Yeah. That is a really a really wonderful group that's actually, you know, provided the foundation that has enabled some of these, some of the victims of these horrible crimes against humanity to actually, you know, return to to living life, to process all of those stages of that trauma and and return to to, living a joyful life. And I think that's a beautiful thing and that's what we should all strive for if we can. Can I ask a quest a quick question? I wanted to, ask, and I and none of you have to answer, you know, because I don't wanna pry in anyone's business by any means. You know, my my brother, father-in-law, which was only, like, 6 years old, you know, he was murdered in a hospital. And, his wife you know, the government gave his wife, you know, $9,000 towards the, the funeral. So, like, so let me get this straight. The government murdered people in the hospital, and they wanna make themselves feel better by giving their loved ones, like, what, 9,000 to help bury them, and so they they think it's it's fine and dandy then. I mean, what is your take on that? I I I just want your opinion. What what do you think about that? I think it's disgusting. I think it's disgrace because I think they're using that $9,000 to say, oh, well, you know, well, now we can sleep better at night knowing that we helped to bury your loved 1 after we killed them. I mean, it's really sick. I mean, you know, I mean, what do you guy what do you think about that? And I'm sorry about I absolutely agree with that. Yeah. They gave us money, you know, to shut up. And that's that's technically what it was. It was hush money. I don't think it was to make them feel better. They could give a shit. Let's be honest. They pisses me off so much when I hear that. You know? Because we we walk through that, me and my daughters. Man. Yeah. We didn't have money. But, yeah, we had to take that, and, how ugly. Yeah. Very ugly. I tend to think that, Sherry, that protocol widow is right because remember what Patty g said. These are people who thrive off of the thrill, especially in the upper echelons like Gates and, you know, some of the politicians and those people. They thrive off of, oh, look how much power I have. Power. Yes. And so, you know, that's another means of control. If if we give people money, then they'll settle down and just take it. They'll take the punishment that we've given them. They'll roll with it. And if you don't believe that, look what they did with the, quote, stimulus money. They were popping out 1,500, 2 thousand dollars to let pea to con convince people, oh, yeah. You could sit home for a couple of weeks to flatten the curve. They they used disbursement of money as a means of control. They did $13,000,000,000,000 from the CARES Act and gave it to the American College of Estetrics and Gynecology to course them into telling pregnant women to go ahead and take this injection. It Months. And that's been proven. And and and then they said, you know, hey. You have to do this or we're taking the money back. And ACOG went for it. And look at the fallout from that. Dead babies being born. Women, you know, mother women can't have babies. We've got a huge spike in infertility. I mean, look at what look at what those monetary cudgels did to our population. So, yes, it is a tool for them, and, no, they don't have a conscience. I absolutely believe they they are they have no conscience. Yeah. I mean, when my when my brother told me when my brother told me that, you know, that they gave 9,000 to his to his wife, I said to him, do you really I mean, do you I mean, I'm is like, I can't say nothing, but I'm like, do you really think that once you take the money, like, do you think it's like a like, oh, well, you can't do anything further down the line or sue the hospital or sue the government because you took that money? You know? I don't know what their intentions were. That's another thing I was thinking. Maybe more or less, like, if a whole bunch of people got together with a civil suit and sued the government for, killing their loved ones with the protocol, they would say, oh, well, you guys already took the $9,000, so, you know, you're already taken care of. That's another thing that's coming across my mind too that I think is a possibility. But then our government is so evil, I don't know what to think anymore. You know what I mean? So I couldn't believe it when my brother told me that about what happened to his father-in-law and how they gave, you know, his wife 9000 dollars to help bury him. So it's kinda disturbing. What do you think on that? Well, some of us couldn't bury our dead unless we had some money. I don't think I think it's all planned. Yeah. Laurie, I don't think that you have to worry that a bunch of us are gonna get together, and the government knows this. We have no ability under our current laws to sue at all. That's just the way it is. Yeah. That's always already been tested multiple times. And A lot of times. Yeah. I mean, it's already been tested. So they they have pretty much a sue proof, kill box going on, meaning, look up the term kill box. But, basically, they've made it so you're not going to get justice legislatively from a criminal standpoint or a class action suit standpoint. The only way you're potentially gonna get justice is you have enough money to pay for that justice, and the Sharra case is an example of that. If you're able to sue a hospital and you have enough money to sue them, a big hospital system, you may be able to set a precedent where then what they're gonna then it the system is gonna look and go, okay. There's a precedent, and then all the lawyers are gonna jump on board because there's something in it for them. But beyond that, no. It's not going to happen from from a just, okay. We're afraid we're gonna be sued. The government, no way. It's But and I think that to to Miriam's point, if the Sharra case goes forward and they win. First of all, I thinks I think that they are only going to the max payout is, like, 250,000. And Scott Sherra is probably got well over a million into the case as it is. Correct. Correct. Correct. He's not gonna make that money back, much less get any extra money. But because of the way they right. Because of the way they killed Grace, and they they did it thinking they could get away with, oh, but prep. Well, prep didn't cover them for what they did. So that will open up the potential for other cases because we know that the the way that many of our people died was not by the protocols themselves, but by pure sedation like Catherine is talking about. Now Absolutely. But Oh, my husband was absolutely drugged to death. Well and and And so was Grace's yeah. And so if Grace's case is won, if the shares win it, then that breaks that mold of the what the judges and what the attorneys and the AGs are all saying is, oh, but prep. Well, prep doesn't cover them for malfeasance, and that was malfeasance. It was evil. Right. So they're not covered for that. They're only covered if they use the people to death is definitely evil. Well, I'm that's what I'm I'm just saying. People like me can't do squat because my husband was killed by the protocols. Yours was killed by sedatives. So you may have a chance, but only if the sharers win, and then you have precedent. That's right. Exactly. Because, you know and and believe it, you know, a lot of people don't realize that that is the way it's broken down. They're gonna look at what the actual cause of death was in this, not just okay. They don't care that the hospital labels it a COVID death from a legal standpoint. They're going to care about did she, in fact, die from those medications, the overdose. And if that is ruled in that way, that's gonna open the door for everyone who died in that manner. It doesn't matter if the birth certificate the birth death certificate says COVID and, acute respiratory failure like my husband's death certificate says. What matters is what the facts of the case are and what's in the medical record. And in your case and my case, Catherine, if they win, then it's going to allow us to go, hey. My husband was drugged to death too. Okay? And it doesn't matter if my husband was 60 and if Grace was 19. The facts are the person lying in the bed were drugged to death as you say, Catherine. And so if he wins if he wins, it does give us the potential to get some justice. Now we would need a I I hear you. I just wanna kind of acknowledge, like, how painful this walk is, you know, with this is really painful. And nothing is ever gonna take that away. Even if we have this opportunity, Catherine, it's not gonna take away the pain. But the thing is, what we're trying to do is disincentivize Stop it. Is is to make the hospitals realize we can't do this again because look what happened when we did this with a 19 year old. We want to inflict enough punishment on them that they are more concerned about, you know, not getting another case coming and then another and another and another. Yes. Unfortunately, that's the only thing that they care about is getting the money come in. So what's gonna make them change their behavior is losing that money. Thank you. Yes. I mean, that's just the truth of it, guys. And so go to him. So I am praying for the Sheras big time, and I believe, Sherry, is that correct that the case is tomorrow begins tomorrow? Monday. Monday. Yeah. Today's Saturday. Is technically technically on the East Coast is tomorrow. So, Yeah. So it is it's Monday it's Monday, June 2. Hey. I must have known that subconsciously because I'm on the East Coast, and it's 12:04. So, yes, it is it is, it is Monday, June 2. So, guys, you know, follow and, if you're so inclined and you are a praying person, definitely do that for them. And by the way, that will be live streamed on children's health defense. They will not be allowed actually in the courtroom. They will be in an overflow room, so they'll be able to use the, the feed to the big screen in that overflow room for the the whatever happens during this trial. It will be a jury trial, so jury selection will begin Monday. And, didn't they say that it was going going to be what? A 6 or an 8 week trial then? No. I heard 3. 3. Okay. I I knew it was a single digit. Estimate. Yeah. That's what they estimated would be 3 weeks. 3 weeks. Yeah. Which seems to me to be a very short period of time, but yeah. I personally think that the judge has seen enough that because he he's had plenty of opportunities. I believe it's a he. He has had plenty of opportunities to to go with the the hospital and the doctors' attorneys who have repeatedly requested dismissals bay most of the time using PrEP as a suggest, and this judge is having none of it. I think that's awfully interesting because every other judge in The United States has gone along with PrEP regardless of what had happened in the hospital. Yes. What state is this happening? Wisconsin. Wisconsin. Okay. Thank you. Now and according to what I was I read earlier. Now you Catherine, I don't know if you were in the audience at the time, but, Leslie Batts and Peggy Hockett, feel they have a good chance with the AG in, Oklahoma, and they have actually won a potential, how did she word that? Let me let me get it in front of me so that I say the right thing because I could say the wrong thing. Looking that up. I want people to understand that when we say AGs, these are criminal cases, not civil cases like the Shara case. Exactly. Huge difference. So Peggy says, I mean, Leslie says the criminal complaints Peggy Hochit and I filed with the attorney general's office in Oklahoma have been moved forward to the multi county grand jury. If you're in Oklahoma and have evidence that there was criminal battery or criminal restraint without consent, please comment if you would like to file an individual complaint with the AG. We would like to help. So that's just no. That's criminal. They're looking for criminal men because, actually, for many states, Oklahoma is 1 of the leading states where there are a lot of people who are trying to motivate their legislators and their AG. Their AG is a problem. They do have a problem with their AG because he's getting ready to run for governor, and he would like to see these people disappear. He does not want this distraction while he's running for governor, and these folks aren't gonna shut up. So Yeah. So Good for them. If you're from Oklahoma, are we able, Sherry, to put that article in the purple pill or up in the nest? No. It's, not an article. Okay. Excuse me. I'm snacking. It is a text message. Oh. I send message. Oh, okay. So there's a lot of back and forth Okay. Between Leslie and other people who were asking questions. So just maybe look for go on it. It's look for Leslie Batts or Peggy Peggy Hockett Yeah. In order to engage there. Yeah. And it is, I believe it's, h o c k e t t. Correct? Peggy? Okay. Yeah. I think so. Yeah. Because I think Leslie misspelled it here as h o k e t t. Yeah. I think it's h o c k e t t. And then some or last name, that's and first name, Leslie. I think it's traditional spelling, Leslie. Yes. Yeah. So if you guys wanna, you know, try to find their ex profiles or try to reach out to them if you're in Oklahoma. Where is Peggy's Peggy's case? Both of them are Oklahoma. Both of them are Oklahoma. Okay. So they're both Oklahoma. So Oklahoma people, you may want to look at that. And if you believe that there was, you know, a criminal element there, you might want to reach out to them. I remember Peggy from early early days. Yes. Yep. Yeah. And that tells you how long this battle has been going on Yes. For them personally. And so, you know, you're not gonna get the get these even a step in like they are. They're 1 step in, without years and years of effort. It's it's sad, but it's true. Yes. I I remember the, early days of the, you know, community, the support. Yeah. I remember her well. Yes. And and I'm very thankful for people who are, you know, making inroads like Peggy and Leslie and the and the Sharas because, honestly, that's what it takes. Just 1, 2, 3 people hitting a home run either on the criminal side or the civil side, and then it opens doors for the rest of us. So we need to be really supportive of them. And, like I said, if you're inclined to pray, also pray for it as well. Yeah, buddy. Before it gets too much later, I'm probably posting the notice. You post okay. So we'll wait a little bit. It's a very short list tonight. I only have 1 name. But we do have, you know, somebody's name that needs to be read tonight. So And on that note, I want to say, you know, if it it wouldn't matter if it were 1 person that they did this to or 1,000,000,000. The the problem is it has to stop. And that 1 name is emblematic of all the others out there that this happened to as well, and it's just as important. Yeah. Because that family is hurting just like we are. 100%. And none of this should have ever happened. So 1 is too many. I'm trying to remember you might remember, Miriam. I think it was Stalin, and it had something to do I'm not sure how it's worded about that, 1 death is a tragedy and a million deaths is like a statistic or something. Can't remember how his wording was. Yeah. I I actually recall that vaguely, and I can't get the wording either. But that is the gist of it, and and that's what's so sickening. It's easier for them to get away with an actual holocaust than it is a single murder. Mhmm. It really is. But, like, I'm I don't know whether it was you or Catherine that was saying earlier, might have been missing snowman. The this wouldn't have been possible without the compliance, the eager compliance of our news organizations. 100%. They, they have a as big an agenda as any of the politicians have. 100%. Yes. I mean, without them, they couldn't have propagated the fear that that drove this entire agenda. Absolutely. And I wanna different things came out the last week, week and a half. If anybody watched the Ron Johnson hearing, there was plenty of reasons to yell at your TV. I did it a lot. But there were a few there were a few attaboys that needed to be said. Aaron Siri did not get his chance to basically school Blumenthal the way he should have because Blumenthal was working 2 different, hearing rooms. He got to say what he wanted to say. And when he did, he had, a young lady who put 2, posters up behind him. And, you know, he was basically saying that, you know, vaccines are a wonderful thing. And 1 of those posters was stating that the shots the the the COVID shots had saved 3,000,000 lives, which, by the way, if it only saved 3000000, why are we doing this? Because it's killing a whole hit ton more than that, but let's not go there. When Aaron Siri finally got his chance to speak, Blumenthal had already gone to another meeting room, so he didn't get this to say it to Blumenthal. But it was glorious. Everybody needs to understand When you see statistics, find out where they're being cited from. Aaron Seres says, there were slides put up there a few minutes ago. And if you note that they cited the Commonwealth Fund as their as their as their place where they got their statistics. The Commonwealth Fund is a blog. They had a computer model that they used with and they came up with that number. If I took that information and went into court with the the statistics from a blog, I would be laughed out of court. Correct. Everyone and and that's like why couldn't women call you? Originally, came from Neil Ferguson, the computer modeler in The UK. Yes. They did. They did. And that has been the entire foundation for the property of the machine from the very beginning. And it's it's continuing the keystones in in our court case that it was the same. The barris is the judge. They were all enthralled by just how, dangerous the virus was based on all those bullshit numbers. Mhmm. And that's what they are because they're all all it is is a statistical model. There's no basis in fact for that model at home. And so And you can't prove you can't prove a negative. If somebody didn't die, you don't even know that they exist. Correct. Now I noticed the other day that now they're, the, talking about the new the new variant of COVID. All these people are dying in hospitals, and I'm screaming at the damn TV again. They're dying of protocol. It's not the virus. They're botching it on purpose again. Yep. But this time, the vaccinated are gonna be more susceptible to ADE, aren't they? Yes. They are. It's already been proven that we've already got the IGG IGG shift from IGG 3 to IGG 4, which shuts down the, interfering 1. And then they are susceptible not only to COVID, but pretty much anything infectious. So, yes. Yeah. Exactly. So now we've now we'll have real death numbers. Yeah. Pretty much. But, in the sense that they will truly be sick with something when they go in. But, also, the body, you know, given the right things, they can also survive it. It's just gonna make it easier for the protocol to be effective because they're already so immunosuppressed, and they're already in, a bad state already, a very highly inflamed and very, immunosuppressed. So it's not gonna be hard for them to succumb, especially in a hospital because, you know, nosocomial infections from hospital based infections have been killing people since hospitals exist. So now you're going in there already sick, immunocompromised. You've got a protocol that kills, and then you've got the bugs there too. So yeah. People need to stay out of the hospitals. They need to recognize that they are compromised from the shots, and they need to do what I was talking about earlier. Stop eating the things that suppress your immune system. Stop eating inflammatory foods, and start supporting your immune response. It's more important now than ever, especially if you've had the shots. Yeah. There's a lot of, family friends quite sick at the moment. You know? There was another family member, announced they had cancer last week. Yes. And, again, your immune system is what defends you from all infectious disease, but it also defends you from the circulating tumor cells that we all have. So if you do not maintain your immune system or it is sabotaged as it has been done by this COVID agenda, then you're going to get cancers as well because your immune system is your key to health, not only from infectious disease, but from circulating tumor cells and any other immunomediated, immuno any other disease that they're all they all require immune protection. If you don't have your immune system, something's going to get you. I'm very keen to hear what my wife's friend, cancer nurse, has to say when we see her in August. She's in Australia, and, of course, they're now reporting a cancer explosion there that's seems to be, the largest cancer explosion in the world at the moment. Yeah. Well, they were very aggressive with pushing the shots as well Yeah. As you know. So that correlates. That tracks. That trend is 1 line lays right on top of the other, doesn't it? Yeah. But we're we're fully expecting her friend has been very, entrenched in her pro vaccine views. I won't hear a bar of any, you know, any arguments at all. It'll be interesting to see if she's softened her position at all by August. I I doubt it, but we'll see. Yeah. I doubt it too because that's something that's very difficult for a human being to do is to recognize that their hard line approach to anything has contributed to their current circumstances. You don't want to take you don't wanna see that horror. Oh, I was part of causing this for myself with the choices I made. Yeah. That's not something most humans want to do. Yeah. McCullough's talked about that quite a bit, hasn't he? Especially the doctors and nurses who, you know, took the vaccine themselves, gave it to their children. And don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that because, you know, oh, we want to rub it in their faces. What I'm saying is if you understand the mechanism of how you got there, then you're going to change even how you approach your own treatment. And you're also going to change you're gonna be more open minded about how to get out of the predicament that you're in if you know how you got there. For instance There was, there was a rather pesky catchphrase. I can't remember it exactly, but it's along the lines of, you you make a mistake. That's 1 thing. But when you recognize the mistake and don't do anything to rectify it, you're you're truly compounding the error. Right. And how can you rectify a mistake if you don't even believe there was 1? You can't come back and fix the problem if you don't realize what the problem is. So it's not about rubbing people's noses in it. It's about if you realize that mRNA and spike and the lipid nanoparticles are what caused this, then you're going to go, okay. Wait a minute. I have to do everything I can to mitigate those things. Okay? And I don't wanna go back to the system that created the problem for a cancer vaccine, I e, Stargate, because, hey. This is what got me there to begin with. So once again, it's it's not about rubbing people's noses in it. It's about understanding what happened to you so that you can make different choices. Very well said, Miriam. If you don't understand what's what's happened, how can you expect to do any better moving forward? Right? Right. And it doesn't mean that, you know, there's perfect solutions, but you will never get to that solution if you don't understand what the problem is. You won't even know who to seek out to help you. So that's why breaking this hold in people's minds is the most important thing that we can try to do for them. Whether or not they like you, whether or not they abuse you, whatever, they should see that the prob that you're not trying to hurt them. You're actually trying to help them because it would be much easier to walk away and not take the abuse. Right? Yeah. Yeah. It's tricky because the the more you argue with them, the more entrenched they get. I read something years ago, many years ago, probably at the outset of COVID, actually. If, if they hear it 7 times from you, you know, they they've they've decided not to listen to you. It's like, you know, people go, The Washington Post. I I wouldn't read that. Whatever. But if they hear the same thing repeated from 7 different sources, then, they start to revisit their own assumptions. Yes. And this is why speaking out is so important because it, you know, it gives everybody else the confidence to speak out. That is an excellent point. Because if more people are speaking, they're gonna hear from all those different sources, and it's gonna make them start to question instead of the same because they're gonna assume that we are brainwashed, but if we keep repeating it. But if they see Hopefully. But if they see a multitude of different people, they're gonna go, now wait a minute. What is going on here? Exactly right. Yeah. I'm still holding a lot of hope out for RFK, but it's he seems to be on a losing wickets at the moment, having approved Moderna. Yeah. What is he what is he doing? I don't even know. I can't wrap my head around that 1. Yeah. Me either. Which is why I tend to, like, take my my dig my head into this situation even more, and I just start try to, you know, reach out to as many people as I can because I really do think our most immediate winning strategy is to do what missing snowman was just saying, get enough people talking to where other people start to question. I think that's gonna be our most immediate winning strategy on a on a grassroots population wide level. Of course, there may be some winning strategies coming with bats and Hokit and Shara, and that's great, but we can't put all our eggs into that basket. We've also still gotta be educating people and trying to get people to start speaking out so that the people who are firmly entrenched start to question their belief. Yeah. Protocol window, I don't know if you're ready to go to the name, but, I I think it might be time. Yes. I'm I'm good. I was just reflecting while I was listening to missing snowman and Miriam. So secretary RFK definitely canceled Moderna's bird flu vaccine. At the same time, he canceled recommendations for the healthy children and pregnant women for COVID. And, so, apparently, the COVID Moderna contract will go forward Just so we all understand, that original I don't know whether that's a new contract or if that is an ongoing contract from original. Because Moderna had their contract with the United States government signed in December of 20 19 because they had been working on their mRNA vaccine since 2013 and had the contract in negotiations from 2013 until 2019. And somehow, they managed to get that little bugger signed just before we had a pandemic. Who'd have thunk it? Now thunk. Exactly. I I can't tell you whether or not there is any wording in that contract that makes it harder to negate the purchase of more COVID 19 vaccines. Or if any of these new COVID 19 vaccines have to have more studies because, RFK has said, we want to see I remember him saying that. We want to see more placebo controlled studies on all vaccines. So are they gonna make them do that with this? Not everything is settled yet with all of these things, I would say. I tend to agree. And what I did see relative to this is he specifically canceled the contract for the 176,000,000 bird flu vaccine because I wrote a substack about that. That was very specific. That's what he canceled. 176,000,000 with for which vaccine? The bird flu. Now according to Eric Daughtry, he's coming up with 700,000,000 on the bird flu. Right. So Yeah. I there's some miss there's some misunderstandings going on there, and I haven't done enough deep research. But the couple of things that I have read were specifically referencing the bird flu in 1 case and the COVID shot in the other case. So I need to go back and actually make sure that I'm going straight to the source from HHS rather than, you know, because there's a there you know, there was a lot of confusion going on because people were also originally saying that, oh, he stopped the shots for women and and children. I'm like, no. He is not. As a matter of fact, he hasn't even, I mean, for pregnant women and children, I you know, he he didn't stop it. He just stopped the recommendation Right. Right. For healthy women and healthy children. So it is still on the schedule. It's just that the CDC is now not recommending it. Which means that if you are a smart enough cookie, you should be able to refuse it You should be able to say to your doctor, you may be wanting to give it to me, but the CDC doesn't recommend it. So guess what? No. Exactly. And I wish people would pay attention. Now just so that you know, well, because I'm I'm looking at 2 different articles here. American values is saying now I quoted you 700,000,000 on bird flu. American values is claiming 766,000,000 for flu. Flu. Yes. And, it was the hundred and 76,000,000 on the bird flu. Okay. Because there's 2 different numbers and 2 different types of of of product mentioned just in 2 different posts. So Exactly. Which is why I've gotta go back and see exactly what came out of the HHS because I can tell there's enough discrepancies that by just looking at that, the information isn't correct. Right. Yeah. Okay. Speaking of large contracts, the NHS in England is, going to be signing a deal with Larry Ellison of Oracle for $11,500,000,000.0, I think. Oh, goody. So that will be for AI. No doubt. Yeah. Well, you know, I was being very sarcastic there. Oh, goody. Because, you know, there's there's no 1 under already has got 500, billion bill going on for Stargate here. So I'm like, great. So it's in The UK too. Wonderful. I think I better I think I better I think I better honor this person before I go any farther. Yes, ma'am. Because I could I could leapfrog off of what you guys just brought up really quick. For anybody who is in this space right now that has never been in our space, the COVID 19 Humanity Betrayal Memory Project has well over a thousand files, and most of those files are the details of the deaths of people who died because of the COVID crimes against humanity that we've been discussing at length this evening. So sometimes they are the result of sedation or protocols or vaccine injury. I don't know about this person. I don't don't I never go back and spend the time to find out what happened because that doesn't matter. Their family is still missing them. In this case, we have 1 lady, Linda Piccarolo was killed on 06/02/2020. Her story was told by her daughter, Melissa Gibson. The members of the COVID 19 humanity betrayal memory project want to extend our deepest sympathies to all of our families for these horrific crimes. To be fair to this lady, we know it was not a vaccine because she was early in 2020. They were killing people early in 2020, and we can never let them forget that. And if I may, protocol, I can tell you that her death was most likely related to the fact that in May 2020, they did exactly what Patty g and I were talking about. They literally, actually, suppressed HCQ, took it off the treatments because in the hospitals that Patty was in, she said she was seeing, like, 90 percent plus surviving because they were using HCQ. They were using that frontline protocol. And then as soon as they pulled that after May, then it inverted. 90 percent plus were dying. Okay? Now I guarantee you that's the same virus. Okay? And it just did a switch. As soon as HCQ was pulled, it flipped. The statistics literally inverted to 90 percent dying instead of 90 percent living. And I probably don't have the statistics exactly right from Patty's hospital, but they did invert. So that tells me that this lady died from the protocol. Yes. But she died because she didn't have the treatment that she needed, okay, that was working up to that point. And the same thing happened to my husband because he died 10/06/2020. But he had such a strong foundation that he made it through the entire protocol, and they had to drug him to death in order to achieve it. Mhmm. So yeah. So you could pretty much tell on these cases. You can infer what was happening depending on when they died, what part of the protocol had changed to increase the death toll at that point in time. And in that in that instance, I actually include the shots as part of it because once they got people, you know, 3 shots in, we were looking at such a shift in their immune systems. The whole reason they went to the hospital was because of that, and then the protocols killed them. So, basically, you know, the pre shot deaths drove the shots, drove people to the shots, and then the shots drove people back into the hospital with COVID after they got the shots, and then they were protocol to death. It is a nasty evil cycle is what it is. Yeah. And and and to your point, there's a lot of things there because for anybody who is is new to the to the space, most of us can look at, like Miriam said, when something happened, there was a predetermining factor that happened that actually initiated that issue. This in June of 20 20, you're also affected by remdesivir in many cases even though it had not been fully approved because Anthony Fauci had already named it as the potential standard of care as of April. Yes. He sure had. So they were starting to use remdesivir as a in April and May. And think about the significance of this. They were starting to use remdesivir. Okay. And then when they pulled HCQ, Patty saw the flip in the numbers. So, you know, remdesivir does have an effect, but the absence of the HCQ also had an effect. So when you start looking in at that as almost a control for for how well the protocol worked or didn't, you start to see the nuances of what they were doing. Mhmm. Exactly. And like you said, they needed to do that. They needed to make sure that people died because people weren't dying fast enough or in large enough quantities because you're not gonna be able to drive the vaccine program when, I can't remember. I think it was the WEF was talking about they had projected that 2020 would be the year of vaccines, and they predicted it, like, in 2010. It was a it was a So I mean, this was a decade of vaccines starting in 2020. There was gonna be a decade of vaccines. 2020 to 2030, and that just happens to dovetail with agenda 2030, doesn't it? Exactly. You have a day a decade of vaccines starting in 2020 running to 2030, and then you have agenda 2030. If you look that up, guys, go take a look at it. It is it is a worldwide control grid. It is, you know, sustainable development goals. But what those are really is a control grid, and they want the population to be as low as possible when they when they enact that because it's easier to control those people. So what this is is population reduction so that their their control grid grid is successful when they finally get it in place. That's what the overarching larger picture is. I know that sounds crazy. But when you look at the plan and you look at what each organization is saying, it perfectly dovetails. And and, you know, and and like Miriam says, it's it's really hard to wrap your head around. Because if you've just walked into this space, you're like, oh, m g. These people are talking about these mythical bad guys. No. The World Health Organization, the World, Economic, Forum, sorry, excuse me, the WEF, they have a website. You can find all the documents on their website. These are not things that we just made up and the scary, you know, boogeyman is who we're pointing at. We're talking about the documents that they have produced, and they are people from multiple countries all around the world who are generally rich and or powerful and have voted on these documents and approved of these documents and are working with the the, World Economic Forum to try to create a world global governed yes. It's it's all because they would prefer not to have a bunch of different countries who were all making their own rules. And and they they call it global governance. Okay? And here here's the other thing you need to know. Go to the WF and look at the list of the young global leaders that Klaus Schwab has trained since the 19 seventies. It reads like a who's who of American politicians and European politicians. I can run you give you a quick verbal list. Anybody ever heard of Macron? Anybody ever heard of Angela Merkel? Yep. Anybody ever heard of Boris, what's his name? I can't think of his last name in The UK. Missing snowman. Johnson. Johnson. Yeah. Boris Johnson. How about, David Blair? How I mean, not David Blair. Well, how about Tony Blair? There you go. How about George w Bush? How about Bill Clinton? Okay. And it's down to the governor levels as well. There's governors in states too. I have the PDF on my phone here, people. You go and read it, and you will see why your government is what it is. They go there. They get trained as young global leaders. Their loyalty is fine. New Zealand as well. I posted, a link in the nest from Dominic Cummings. They don't have loyalty to their nation. They are young global leaders is what they are. That's their title once they go through the program. So Dominic Cummings is a good source for Analysis. He handled Yeah. But for for people who coming into this talk at this stage of the chat going, OMG, Dominic Cummings was a very serious player. He was, the UK cabinet, government cabinet adviser at the outset of COVID, and he was very pro lockdown. He had he's a very intelligent man, very unpopular man on both sides of the political divide. He was based essentially, he was almost the minister without portfolio, and he was unelected. So he was exceptionally unpopular. But he had had the fear of God put into him about avian bird flu, from who? I can't remember. But he'd been following it for decades and writing about it on his own blog. So when COVID was announced, he was already ahead of the curve on the on the fear scale. So he was instrumental in driving lockdown policy in the government. Yep. He has since done a complete about turn. He's, going very hard against the deep state. He's announced that government prime ministers are merely puppets. And, the latest article I've put in is about how revolutions rise and fall and fail. And the most dangerous time is actually when a totalitarian government starts to take its foot off the gas. Okay. And that's when a populace seems to take advantage. But the, the early revolution leaders, it doesn't end well for them. But, yeah, he's a very credible source, especially if you're not English and don't already hate him for other reasons because he's, like, excuse me. Do you do you know what made him change his mind? Yes. Yeah. I think partly because he lost power. He was basically ousted from the cabinet. I think that probably had something to do with it. But I think that, also, that gave him the perspective he needed to step back out of that Westminster bubble. And, being intelligent, he didn't stop reading and researching. And so I he would have been 1 of the few people to have actually heard people like McCullough and so forth. And that's interesting that you say about intelligence because I did read a study someone did that said intelligence actually contributed to many people being brainwashed and made fearful. But that statement intelligence also could break them free if the right conditions were there. And I think Yeah. I know. And they were saying that a higher number of people who weren't highly educated or thought to be highly intelligent were the people who actually saw the the reality of what was happening on a much higher rate than the people with higher educations. Yeah. I mean, this guy has always been a contrarian, so he had a bit of a head start there. And, of course, he saw the duplicity firsthand with the lying, from cabinet, and he was he was privy to some very, confidential meetings. He was right at the heart of it. And then seeing the public announcements, and he knew very quickly that there was a lot of duplicity going on. But, yeah, the the IQ type side of it is very interesting. I mean, a friend of mine, he got the vaccine because his girlfriend, the type 1, then his wife, was, a PhD, and she trusted the vaccine and slept well. She's got a PhD, and, you know, this is her area. So I'm I'm trusting her even though I'd given him all the information he needed and more. He was, holding to the the halo effect of, you know, these certifications. Oh, yeah. That that's the perplexing part of it because you expect people who have a higher level of education to be naturally more inquisitive and more, interested in getting the facts and understanding before they, in other words, to look before they leap. You expect them to do that. And in so many cases, that is not what happened. No. It's crazy. I've I've mentioned it before. My father's friend retired, was, a senior scientist researcher at AstraZeneca. His career ended when he was trying to look for, a cure for the superbug, and he failed. But, you know, dead ends are useful. Fail forward. But, you know, there's a man with the skills and the knowledge. He could have easily done his own research. My father's been trying to turn him around, and he you know, he's vaccine injured, And, he's still pro vaccine. It's quite incredible. He just wouldn't we won't look at it even though his professional experience, you'd think he would have taken a closer interest. Very perplexing for sure, but I and it's a sad thing is I wish that were an isolated case that you were talking about, and it just is not. No. Well, I'm going to see. Chelsea, are we still having, like, unable to see hands? Or because I don't see any. And I would She said she was gonna step away for a minute. But, before she did, in the, purple pill and in the nest, if anyone wants to look at the case for the lady that whose name I read earlier, I cannot pronounce her name properly. Linda Picarillo. She was 59. She was malnourished, dehydrated, and also had sepsis. But her case is now posted in the purple pill and in the nest. If anyone wants to take a look at what's what happened with her. We do have new speakers. I see a gentleman named Radford has his hand up. Hi. Can you hear me okay? I can hear you. Awesome. I just got my computer hooked back up. I wasn't sure it was working right. Missing snowman made some really profound points, and I have made, this point that I'm about to make again, again. But I think it's worth mentioning to people who might not have been exposed to this opinion. But, the people who are so highly educated who seem to just go along with other people claiming that the vax was safe, and then went ahead and caught it and are still sticking to, their theory that it's safe and effective, and the world would have just ended without it. And it's just crazy what these people will stick with. But I believe that a lot of these people are so stuck in their thought process because they encouraged and maybe forced some of their family to get it. And if they cannot and their head would explode before they would admit that they realized that they just had talked them all into getting this killer shot. They can't they they will not be able to accept that as, because if if they do that, they will then have to admit to themselves that they really were stupid and probably helped hurt a lot of people. And it's the same exact thing with the and this is outside of the bounds of this discussion. I understand. And if you wanna cut me off for it, that's fine. But the the whole transgender business, it's like if you if you decide to support a transgender youth by having them butchered, and then you cannot ever later go, yeah. That was kind of a mistake. No. You have to stick with that, especially if you're, someone with the mental illness that forced your children to be groomed into it. You can never back out of that. You can never do it. That's not even in the realm of possibility for you, just like this with the vaxx. And, some folks may have heard me discuss this before, but it was like, I I was really, really, really upset with people who were getting the vaxx and and calling me for, you know, participating in killing grandma and wanting me locked up and wanting me quarantined and wanting me to lose my job and my family and my freedom. And little by little, I realized that I was not subject to the greatest psyop in the history of the universe. I stuck it out. And with the help of my wife, neither 1 of us got that jab when neither 1 of us have been tested or got the jab at at all ever. And, but we've still got a situation in our family where, you know, I've become real sympathetic to the people who succumbed to the real world pressure Mhmm. Of having to take it. And, it it's really you know, there's there's real empathy there that, you know and I talked to my wife about a little bit, and she says, where are these same people that won't apologize for calling for your death? Where are they? The vaxx injured now. Okay. They might have come to their senses now that they're hurt, but where's the big apology to the people that they wanted to have interned and then and put in camps and jailed and not served at the hospitals. Where are they? They're nowhere. I haven't heard anyone say anything about that or backpedal on, you know, I'm really sorry for calling for all of you people to be jailed and forced faxed. Are are there people like that? So I will in a couple. I will sit back and listen and see if anyone has any input in that, but I haven't heard them. And, thank you all for having this discussion, and thank you all vax injured for continuing the fight. This is gonna be a long fight. And now that we all know what side of the line we're all on together, we can all fight together. So keep it up. Thank you, Radford. To your question, there was 1 person who came on to this space several times, a self about communist who who's still a communist, but came on to this space, to apologize formally to everyone affected by these things for what he said and may have done, during those days. So there is that he 1 person, but he did come on a a few times and reiterate that apology. And and I do I do remember that. There was somebody running a vaccine clinic. I wonder if he's okay because I haven't seen him even on x commenting. Yeah. He went through several different, iterations of his account, and, I'm not sure, but I do occasionally see him around. Well, that that's good to know. I was kind of afraid he might have had a severe health event or something. So thanks, Kelsey. I was actually worried for a second there. Regarding the, transgender comments, there was a very interesting interview with the chairwoman of the children in need charity, which is a BBC affiliated well, it's it's a BBC charity, that does an awful lot of fundraising. And they were she head of an organization, and so she asked her underlings. Are we giving these people any money? And they came back and said, yeah. We are. We're giving them something like, I don't know, £70,000 or whatever it was. And she's like, right. Well, we need to end that. And then it was put back amongst the board, and they're like, oh, no. We we can't end that. It's too controversial. Well, you know, ex to exactly, the other gentleman's point that, to admit they're wrong, it it's it's letting the cat out the bag. It's, and that that is a very similar scenario that we're discussing, isn't it? And you can and we can't we can't be sure, but you can look at some of our, celebrities and politicians who appear to be injured, but they're not saying, I know I'm injured. I've actually heard a couple politicians admit it, but not celebrities. And these were the same people who would be raging at their audiences about you have to be vaccinated to come to my show and proudly showing their vaccine Band Aids and, coincidentally, have some major health things going on. And are they related? Don't know, but I have a hard time anybody somebody who's 99 can die now, and I often wonder, yeah, when was the last time they had a booster? It's just like I can't even imagine somebody dying because of natural causes anymore. That's just me. No. Yeah. I'm the same. Me and my wife, anytime we hear of anything, it's like, you know I suppose Scott Adams, I don't know what his stance was for advocating for lockdowns and so on, but, Scott Adams has been Here's the thing. They've muddied the waters now. I mean, you can't know if something is a natural death hardly anymore because now, you know, the people dying like, today, a 15 year old died. Oh. You know? And I posted that. But now they've normalized that so much that when you look at the other ages, you're like, okay. Then how do we know what a natural death is? Because 70 percent of the population has taken these jabs. So yeah. I mean, they they like you know, a lot of people like to say, well, you you attribute everything to the jabs. Well, that's because 70 percent of the population is at risk now. Mhmm. I mean Exactly. So okay. So maybe I'm wrong 30% of the time. But 70% of the time, 2 over 2 thirds of the time, That's a factor. It's a potential factor every single time. And and the number of auto accidents, a lot of times, single vehicle accidents. Are we all on our phones, or was it a medical emergency? Right. And I the medical emergency term says it all because it used to be when you had an article in the paper, so and so had a heart attack. They had a cardiac event. They had a neurologic I mean, at least they would categorize it to a system. Now it's a medical event. And right there, you can see that they or, you know, died suddenly, or it's all generic now because they do not want to parse this out. They do not want the public to know the massive nature of the problem. Yep. Exactly. And, also, 1 other thing while I'm on that. We also sorry. I just had to go. Me. Pick me. Okay. Also, it used to be that, you know, you could you could all the family would go you know, they would put an obituary and they would say, you know, they died. You know, please donate to this cause. Like, it would be the cancer society or the whatever. Okay. Alzheimer's. Yeah. Alzheimer's. Now nobody does that. Nobody does that because they want it all to be generic because they don't want you to know the scope of this thing. Exactly. Exactly. And it's it's they just can't admit that oopsie. Where did he go? Oh, there he is. Wolf Amos. Good morning, guys. Good afternoon. Good evening. Interesting conversation. I hope you don't mind me jumping in at this point, and pointing out that on Tuesday, the high, the Supreme Court in America, confirmed that people, mRNA infected, as I call it at this stage, with gene editing are now not considered human beings. They are they've run along with the Argentinian, constitution amendment, which says that we are now, well, I'm not, but, synthetic. So we're considered non human. We are considered biological synthetics and we are actually owned. If you've, if you've actually got the infection of the spike protein, it reflects a particular genetic code which means you are considered owned. Now this wasn't actually why I put I just wanted to bring that to your attention. That was on Tuesday, guys. This has not stopped. They're not mRNA has not stopped. They're not rolling it out. And oh, dear. It was a big mistake. Uh-uh. They're rolling back out again. And as they've just made this constitutional amendment, available well, it's not an amendment yet. It's, sort of, it's a legislation at the moment, but they're pushing for it to be. And, so that was my first point. Now the second point, very quickly, is that toxoplasmosis I I've I've had a history of toxoplasmosis in the last couple of years. And if you look at the technology, they're using protozoa, and protein inhibitors like toxoplasmosis, to piggyback the, the, the, what do you call it now? Sorry. My mind's gone blank, but the, technology. And they're using the parasite to piggyback to enter cells because, you see, this type of technology isn't able to actually enter cells without the assistance of something like a protozoa. So what I because I got rid of it. And I've been studying this, obviously, for for a lot of years, but I got rid of toxoplasmosis a couple of years or I mean, the process, I I should say, because it is quite a long process. But it's very interesting because I got started to get rid of it and I noticed the enormous difference in my life. I I just couldn't believe I've had it all my life. And the enormous difference it's made at this point in my life has given me a life again, but just happened to synchronise with understanding how nanotechnology works. And so I just want to bring to your attention that nanotechnology simply needs protozoa in the body to be able to do its motion and to deliver its payloads. So to to go back, what does that mean? It means that that if you have a good parasite cleanse, and we know now about the connection between how they've polluted the soils and the death of ivometti, which is a a natural bacteria in the soil, and how that is nature's natural anti parasite, is causing a huge amount of, upswell in in illnesses. There's a lot of papers out there on this, guys. This is back to the twenties. But now they've gone that next degree and they're using that 1, parasite to be, as a vehicle within the body. It's really worth looking into, guys, because, I've done 2 years study now and we're starting to realize that a good parasite cleanse also disposes of nanotechnology in the body. And so and I know because, you know, it's really hard for my accent. But I also come from underneath the wings of a very dark organization. And I realise now that the transgender movement, the transformation of humanity, literally the transformation of humanity, it's not about gender, particularly that was just an experimental phase, but the actual transformation of humanity into transhuman is very much based on this area of research. And so, I just thank you very much for allowing me just to to bring those 2 points up, that there that made this law, for nanotechnology to become accepted at law and also that they're using parasites. So the parasites are using parasites to parasites our bodies. If you want more information, I promise you, I have plenty more to say on this topic. Oh, you said this was just, being brought into legislation where? So up in the nest, in the US Congress, on Tuesday, I think it was. Yes. Just just above you there in the it's the abolition, document. I know. It's because it's going so fast because they know people have caught up with them. And so now they're gonna come down and bring the big stamp foot down. I didn't believe it, but I now see that there will be another outbreak. There's gonna be something else which will force people into this nanotechnology. I mean, I'm I'm gonna say what I think. I think Jack Crews, doctor Jack Crews, who I know people say he's controversial, but he's a very wise guy. I think he's probably got some lines of inquiry that I'd I'd relate to. But for me, I think what they'll do is they'll make it so the new world will not be accessible. So you won't be able to access finances. You won't be able to access this new world sort of, formula that they're they're templating, without your mRNA. I mean, obviously, we've said this I mean, we already saw that during during the height of the COVID hysteria where you couldn't you couldn't go to the grocery store in many places. You weren't, you know, all of that. So during the COVID, just wanted to put something very important because I'm in the technological technological area. Is when during the COVID, they're everywhere in the world in the world, they rolled out fiber optic. And I kept looking and watching these LEDs go up, above. Now I am, like I say, I'm in the industry. And what I realized was that they were rolling out a separate system. And I'm right. What they rolled out in the, in in all the strip lights, LED strip lights, is something called LiFi, which is, light emitting, communication, basically. It no. It's used very heavily in the medical industries. Again, it's used to control oh, god. I forgot the name of it now. But it's basically when they control the, genetic, the gene editing is by 3 0, yeah. That's that's luciferase, and it's, the CRISPR technology you're talking about. No. No. No. No. No. Not that bit. No. No. This is different. It's this is this is nanotechnology. How they control nanotechnology in the body, how they how they get it to move around the body once it's it's it's parricited, toxoplasmosis, let's say. They move it around the body through Li Fi. It's light emitting frequencies. Ah, interesting. Or you you can go to GROC or any of those and you can go work all this out. It's called something or other. It's called what? Would you repeat that again? It's it's basically, l e LED. Li Fi, is what is the technology that interconnects with nanotechnology. It's how they control the nanotechnology. It's called ocular I I forget the name of it. I'm sorry. It's very poor of me to not know that word. Go ahead. Have you have you So just to pop up can I just finalize my point? Can I just finalize that last little niche? Because I'll I'll drop it down. I wanna ask you a question. They'll go away after you do it. Okay? Go ahead. Go ahead. I just wanna ask you a question when you're done. Yeah. So the final point was so okay. Okay. Yes. This is this is the final point. So this whole of this technology, we we're looking towards the masts. We're looking towards the frequencies, the radio frequencies, and it's not radio frequency. It's called LiFi. And it's it's a it's, it's in all the street lights. It's in your household lights. It's actually, it's actually a monitoring technology, which is very common. It say, you know, you're smart. All you're smart really is based upon this. So I actually forget my point now. So go and ask you a question, and I'll I'll go and turn it over to you. My question was, have you seen of any of doctor Milhazes, doctor Anna Milhazes work? Because her work with, dark field microscopy, what she actually was seeing, lighted, lighted nanotech, literally, flashing blinking nanotech. So are you familiar with her work? Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. And I agree with you. That's part of that same, so they're using Li Fi to then witness where certain things are occurring in the body, whether certain payloads are being delivered, and that is like your that is the same system. 1 is the delivery system, and that's the monitoring system. Yeah. Very much so. The 1 more question for you. Are you familiar with Clifford Carnacom and the Carnacom Institute? Because he, he and, doctor Anna are partnered through, I'm trying to think, the American Renaissance Movement. Are you familiar with that? The the definitely, I've not actually read any of their papers, but I've certainly had the neighbors come across, my years before. Yeah. Yeah. I was just curious because I've done a little bit of a dive there, but I had never heard the Wi Fi term before. So you've turned me on to a little more research, and I wanted to see how much we had in common because, like I said, I've seen her work. She has shown that, EDTA plus I v IV EDTA plus IV vitamin c literally destroys the nanotech. She drew live blood from a person. She demonstrated that it was in the blood. Then she gave them that treatment, drew live blood again, and there were you could see the debris in the blood from the destruction of the nanotech. So I you know, this is a very scary subject for people who have been injected, so I always like to remind them that there are solutions out there. And, apparently, her solution is a potential 1, and she based that solution on the DOD patent that they originally, had, filed. And they mentioned because when the DOD does anything, they look for the solution as well because they're thinking about it as a countermeasure. And so, she saw that in their their patent filing, and that's why I gave her the idea to try it with the live blood analysis. So for anyone who is very concerned about nanotech, especially if they've had the shots, you may want to go look at doctor Anna's, research. And I will try to pull up that substack because I wrote a substack about it, and that way you guys can have a look. And it is important that we remember that there are solutions because, I I don't know if anybody know understands about the digital twin, which was introduced in the nineties, which is very common now. I mean, in in law, actually, we already have a digit not a digital twin, but, it's called a legal fiction. It's a it's a part of law. And and so we have a private self and we have a personal persona. And And that persona is what we interact with the, logistical world, you know, the legal world and the and the logistical world. And and so what they've done is in the nineties, they created a digital twin, which is the same. It's the it's the inroad for the same type of idea that we are ourselves put. But this digital twin is our, you know, respective reflection in the digital world. So I think what we're starting to understand is that that's optional. You know, up in the last few hundred years, we're using this lay litigation, learning about lay litigation. You realize we've been using this dig sort of physical twin as a as a as a method of of of interaction with the intellectual world. And we're not but what they did is they never gave us an option to not be part of that system. We were born with it, and probably a lot of people here would understand what I'm saying there. Not good or bad. I'm just suggesting that they're optional. And I think that now we're realizing that the digital twin is embedded in this way through nanotechnology, and that by detoxing the body, we then choose to have a digital twin or not. And this is gonna be enormous, guys. It's gonna be so big that we recognize that we have the choice to have this digital twin or not and to live a natural life or not. And that's what that legislation above is really discussing because that legislation says you you're either natural or you're a synthetic, and and it's gonna be, you know no. Just to partly point is if you're a synthetic, they're they're gonna stop, offering options. So if you're a synthetic to Moderna or to whoever which corporation, you you will have options to to to include yourself in particular in particular revenues. Who knows what it'll be? You know, you have options. But 1 of them certainly will be extra, obviously, medical practices. But other ones that, recently I was thinking of, no. I can't think right now, but that's 1 of the things that I'm seeing down the road. Oh, of course, that was the 1. Yes. Is I don't know if anybody understands that some of this technology is a an energy transferrant system as well. We've got piezo electric in the body, and Li Fi relates to that. It's it's very, very, very much related into that technology. So they're making it a kind of currency. Yeah. I know. And and so we've got a very we've got a new niche area that's evolving in front of us, and we just really need to keep an eye on it because there are options to say, no. Thank you. We're not we don't know what they are yet, and so what what we're discussing right now is very important. So thank you. Thank you, Wolf. I do wanna say, what he was saying at the end, you might wanna go look at, there is a patent. I found it where they do use, basically, where they could data mine and energy mine your body and actually give you, like, crypto credits for doing certain tasks. And that is actually a a Microsoft, patent. And the crazy thing about it is, it's got some numbers in it that, those of us who, are, have a biblical background would be concerned with it. And it kind of is freaky because it's like 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 6. It's a patent for that. So it's it's a little bit crazy, but, apparently, whoever patented it really believes it's doable. And I do wanna tie this into the earlier talk that protocol was saying about the WEF. That is 1 of their pet causes too. If you listen to Yuval Noah Harari talk from the WEF, and there's plenty of YouTube videos where you can watch, he talks about surveillance under the skin, and he talks about that, that that system is gonna know you better than you do. So and and so just go to YouTube and, type in Yuval, y u v a l, Noah Harari, h a r a r I. And, again, he is, Klaus Schwab's right hand man at the World Economic Forum, and they are not shy about this. This is their goal, transhumanism. So, it's not it's not woo hoo cuckoo stuff. We're not making it up. This is their goal. Now how they're going to achieve it and what timeline it's on and all those things, that's all debatable. Some people don't believe it will ever happen. Other people believe it will. But I'm just telling you point blank, it can give a motive as to why they would want to get everyone in the world injected. How successful it is remains to be seen, but their motivation is to get they wanted to get everyone in the world injected. So just go to the WF and look what what they have to say. Yeah. What I'd like to do is just to put a partner point is it's it's already happened. To be honest, it's already happened. It happened during COVID. That's what they were rolling out, in the in the fiber optic. So at the end of every town, every street, what you have is LEDs. And if you notice, 1 of those LED street lights will have an extra panel, and that's a biometrics reader. And biometrics actually doesn't need nanotech or anything. That's just biometrically reading your, you know, your your posture, your movements. So that that that element is already in place right now, and it has already been coming up in court cases where they're using terms like extraordinary, I forget the term. The the in the eighties, you used to have something called a gunshot, receptor. So in the in a in a telegraph pole, you'd have a little sensor which would sense a gunshot. And and so what they realized was that that technology could was never opposed in the eighties. So they've expanded it, and this is what this turned into is, a biometric system in every street that's there. And and and the the insidious thing is I mean, it was rolled out during COVID when we were all at home hiding in masks and and what have you. This is what they were doing on the street, and everybody saw it and nobody spoke about it. Well, this is what it's for. And if anybody's interested in this, go and check out doctor Jack Crews. He's a neuro, neurological scientist in in Mexico. And he he points out, and I will promise you, I'll put Will Park it here. He he he points out that a very famous legal case has just happened in China. This is how strong it is. And that in this case, a gentleman had a very large crypto wallet. It's 1,400,000,000.0. And, he was, prospected through LifeVipe. And through this, this this doctor this guy found out how they did it, and he's putting up with this court case in China at the moment over it. And what they found was that Lifi affects the cerebellum, which is your, attraction and rejection. It's it's nothing to do with logic. It's nothing to do with any brain mass. It's to do with the old brain. And and what they've realized that things like chromium and the things graphene oxide and the things they're putting up the nose with the swabs, are very probably probably quite effective of of this. But what they've realized is that people with higher levels of metals in the cerebellum area are, again, much more conducive to the lifeline. So what the what he points out is s u 40 opens up the blood brain barrier at the gut level, and it's allowing these metals in. It's it's an incredible piece of science. And what he's showing is that that's what's happening in this last few years that is is bigger part of the policies to get us full of these metals. So it's not only a detox from parasites, which I had a huge movement very easily, but also let's try look into the detox away from metals and and closing up the gut brain barrier at the gut level through the vagus nerve because it's it's there that that's that those and and it's our children. Of course, it's not us. We we're adults. You know? We we you know, we won't be here in a few years, but this is the next generation. So So go and check him out, doc doctor Jack Crews, and he shows how he lost his crypto wallet because, they were they were affecting him through LiFi. And what he was doing, he was being purged. So he was going into an attraction phase, and then he was being deliberately rejected or forced to reject the situation. And then because of his rejection, he was going forward and eventually gave up his keys in a system of blackmail. It wasn't even blackmail. He said it was just, the way the technology so if it's at that level now, imagine if they, you know, if they're attacking the elites right now, they're attacking each other, let's say, then it's only a matter of years before it comes down the road, and and they start that same sort of effect in society in a in a similar fashion, which I think is well predictive. Thank you, guys. Alright. I wanted to say, if anyone isn't familiar with Jack Crews, doctor Jack Crews, you may recall, there was quite a lot of furor around doctor Jack Crews, Mary Talley Bowden, and, Cali Means. They had, like, an hour and 40 minute video. So I do believe doctor correct doctor Jack Cruz is fairly well known because it was all over x. And, so a lot of people here probably are very familiar with doctor Jack Cruz. So I would encourage people to, you know, take a look, especially at doctor Anna Milhazia's work, because and look at that substack not because it's mine, but because I did write it so that you would be aware of potential solutions. Because all of this is really scary, particularly the more you start to look at it and you see that they are very serious in the plan for the future. We also have to be very serious about solutions because and my first solution is what I've always suggested, no injections. Do not do injections. Don't do vaccines. Don't because, again, that's why they were so serious about getting an injection in every argue over the finer points of the technology, which nobody here is arguing. I'm just saying, if you get down to brass tacks, it's control. That's their that's their plan, population reduction and control. If you don't wanna fall victim to that, you need to, number 1, recognize it, and number 2, have resources to deal with it. So, thank you, Wolf. And, I don't know Thank you, Barry. Protocol. Do you see any other hands? Because I'm not since I'm only a speaker, I couldn't get a cohost. I can't see if we have any others. Yeah. No no hands, but Gary did join us. I'm wondering if he, is here to give us a hippie dippie update. We're praying for good news, Gary. How are you doing tonight? Unfortunately, I don't have an update. There will be 1 coming out tomorrow, I believe. Melissa will be talking with the family, and we'll find out more about her condition tomorrow. But, we are looking at, you know, trying to get her home. And, you know, the she's got some, hurdles to get through. Unfortunately, she's got the issue with she's gotta get she's gotta have an advocate. She's gotta have she's gotta talk to, you know, the ombudsman for, Pfizer or, I mean, Kaiser Permanente. What sucks about Kaiser Permanente is they're both the insurance and and the, you know, the, medical. So, you know, it's kind of a conflict of interest type of thing. And the other thing that's happened is, you know, she has she still hasn't gotten a, BiPAP machine even after 5 attempts. So they that's 1 of the things that we're working on trying to get for her. It's, you know, it's kinda we're all kinda curious as to why that is. That's a good question. It is. And the thing is is, this company that, you know, they deal with, you know, kind of permanent they worked with, is it's not it's not a problem just in California. It's a problem in Ohio. So It's called. So it's wondering it's all you know, if the what happened is they they also, delivered 3, 0 2 bottles to hippies house residents, and all 3 of them were low dose, you know, or low rate when she needs a high rate, so she can't use them. So on 2 occasions, she ended up be ended up in the hospital to avoid running out of o 2, and the other time, she ended up having a heart attack. Wow. I I was reading that from a medical perspective, so I I absolutely know that that is just totally unacceptable. It is, it is actually, you know, malpractice. It is endangering her. My question is, is there no competitor to Apria in that area? Because I was I know what the company is that you're talking about. That's Apria. Yep. That's who it is. There is no competitor. And that the problem is there's nobody but Apria that has a high flow. Wow. That's And so they're so they are the only provider of high flow BiPAP, but yet they can't seem to deliver it. Exactly. That's purposeful. They're trying to hold her hostage in that hospital. Yep. That's exactly what they're doing. Because, look, it's not like they're ignorant in some garden variety oxygen provider, home oxygen provider. The if they if they are the only 1 who does that, they know very well why she needs that, which means if they don't give it to her, she can't leave the hospital. Exactly. They're doing that on purpose without a doubt. If they're not a lawyer, do do we not have someone who can literally put the fear of God into them on this? That, I don't know. That's what I I don't know. That's why I was bringing it up. I don't know if there's anyone who can help her out. Well, call to action here. Does anybody know a lawyer in that area that would do it? Because, look, I know that doctor Margaret Aranda is aware of the situation. I wonder if she has any contact in the area who might know a lawyer who would, you know, put some fear of God into these people because it's clearly obvious that they are holding her hostage by not delivering the equipment. Right. You might reach out to, Catherine Hurrick at Freedom Council. It couldn't hurt. Yeah. Try Freedom Council. And, you know, if if they, if they're questioning, you know, why we need a lawyer due to incompetence, which which is what they're selling it as, incompetence. Oh, they got it wrong 5 times. No. They did it on Provis 5 times because they if they're the only provider, they know what BiPAP is, and they know why she needs high flow. So somebody needs to explain this to someone at Freedom Council, and Freedom Council needs to go get them. And my my other question is, I I don't know if you guys have heard about this happening in other other locations with Kaiser. I'm just kinda curious if this is another part of their protocol. To me, it looks like a tactic, if not a protocol. Because, look, if you're able to keep the person in the hospital and they are very, very ill, eventually, they're gonna have a medical crisis to where you can go, oh, yeah. We're putting you on the vent, and here we go. Okay? And to be honest with you, when I read about this, I think it was in the vaxx injured lounge because they were talking I was like, oh my god. They're holding her there so that they can take advantage of her fragile state. And the longer they keep her there, the more endangered she is. That was my thought. Okay? So I'm sure I'm not the only 1 who had that thought, but we we need to get somebody to make them do what they're supposed to so she can get the heck out of that hospital. They they've already labeled her as terminal, and I haven't seen her medical record. But, you know, if somebody's labeled as terminal and you're not getting the equipment they need, then you can keep them in the bed, and you can earn more money every day you're in the bed, and you could eventually get your ventilator charges and all those other things. And I'm I'm not trying to be obnoxious. I'm just telling you, it looks like a strategy to me. Yep. That's what we're that's what we're afraid of. Yep. So we need we need somebody like Aaron Siri or somebody from Freedom Council to put the fear of god into Afria and Kaiser. Glad to see Deb. Deb has joined us. How are you doing, Deb? Did I did I say it just a second too late? I I don't know. Were you were you sit trying to see it? Do you think Deb dropped or something? Yeah. She just messaged me. She was jumping off. So Oh, bummer. Okay. Well well, Gary, let me know, and if I can help in any way, you can see it's really getting me angry. So if if you need a translator, if you get ahold of Catherine or somebody, I'll be happy to tell them why it upsets me so greatly and Yep. Why it really needs to be looked at. Okay? Yeah. Well, I I I think the 1 you might wanna talk to who has contact with their family would be Melissa. Okay. I think I talk to Melissa a lot. I will, message her and just offer to be a go between if if they reach out to a lawyer or something to help. Because, again, I think the lawyers would want to help, but they may not understand the significance of what's happened. Understand. Yeah. It's just so awful to think a hippie deputy going through that on top of all else she's been through. I mean, it's just ridiculous. I mean, granted, she's labeled as terminal, but she wants to be home. And it's just ridiculous that they're not giving her the equipment she needs to be able to go home and be in her own peaceful environment in in in a nonsterile place with people around her who love her. I mean, so if she's truly terminal, you'd wanna give her that. And if not, are you trying to help the terminal along hospital? Is that what you're trying to do? I'm sorry. I'm highly suspicious of hospitals now, and that's the first thing that comes into my mind, and it just infuriates me. So, anyway, I will reach out to Melissa and Gary. If if you if you need anything, just message me too. Will do. Thank you, Miriam. Thank you, Gary. Please let Hippie know we'll all be praying for and hoping for the best for what very little that's for. I just I wanted to mention, we had a guest on a bit ago who was talking about the new law that was, supposedly being passed imminently, making us all effectively products. And, his source for that, I just wanted to point out, was a video. Protocol widow sourced the video, and it goes back to all the way to 2024. So this is not this is just, you know, another resurfacing of the same old rumor. I don't think there's anything new to back it up. I don't think they're going to be that brazen just yet, but we we should remain, vigilant for when they do for sure. You read my mind, Chelsea, because I looked at it briefly and saw the video, and I thought if all there is is a video, this is not, this is not proof. This is not substantive, advancement of the agenda that he's quoting, which is why I directed him to doctor Anna because she has done some science on this. So I'm not debating that there is lighted, nanotech. I'm also not debating that there is, actually metal issues because nanotech is metal. So but I do believe it was kind of a giant leap on his part because that's a video. Right? And it's it's not actual. And even if it is, you know, legislation coming down the pipe, we have more imminent things to be concerned about because we're already seeing some technology in the blood. So what we want to do is have actual solutions, and, you know, to address what's already been done to humanity clearly. So I wouldn't, you know, start worrying about, oh, this law, that law. I would if you have health issues related to being jabbed, I would definitely just get a competent practitioner and start taking some proactive steps to deal with any symptoms that may be coming from that. Okay. So Chelsea's having some technical difficulties now. Not Oh, no. That would never happen on x. Never. Cannot imagine it happening. Hang on. I've gotta check something. Oh, I I think I might be I might be back. And I guess maybe Wolf was was still listening in because he's requested again. He might want to, provide further evidence for that claim. Or No. No. I just Or maybe it's news to him that that was a 2024 video. Do you know, I'm I think I might have mislipped a bit because I was doing some research, but, at the end, I sort of caught apart a note that you you you're right about solutions. And and that's what I was trying to put into the purple pill there, is, some of the solutions, which I think is what I've come across over the years. I do organic work and, 1 of the things I'm seeing is, cold pressed juicing. And and I had really, again, another life ex sort of expend extending period there a few years ago where I did 3 weeks fasting and juicing. And I was doing large volumes of it, 3 liters a day. And, that was an an incredibly transformational experience. So if anybody sort of feels as though their body is polluted, what we were mentioning earlier about the needing parasites in the body. We've all got parasites, I I realize now. I had no idea at the time. But, again, when you do cold pressed juicing, it floods the body with, ivermectin, you know, naturally that you get from plants. And it's in this, you know, this this ivermectin, it's actually called. But if you go and study that science, all of a sudden, when you take this organic juice into your body, you're reducing those same nanotechnologies and changing the cells in the body. So and and hydrating in in ways that I never, you know, I I probably could do with it again. I'm getting old again. But this was 15 years ago and it really did put me back 15 years. Like, I was in my mid forties and I felt 30 again. So, anybody interested in sort of altering the body, that's what I'd I'd suggest is 1 of the solutions is called Pest Juicin. It's a good I think Gershon therapy is a good guide because that seems to have all the it covers a lot of the the topics. But you just make it up. As long as you've got plenty of it in your little garden perhaps to to grow a little bit of it, it's a really good way in which the body system is able to get rid of, unwanted. Because you see, we we forget that genetically, these are foreign bodies. And I think what's happening is we're we've stopped communicating with our body. We've stopped sort of interacting with it and and creating that positive. So this is some of the therapies that have that we're working with. So and that's what's 1 of them, anyways, is the cold pressed usage. It's really, really good inroad to to help the mind wake up as well, get the hydration up. Yeah. A few other suggestions anyway. Alright. Thanks. Interesting. Of course, always a caveat. Talk to your doctor. Talk to you. There are still a few good ones out there. Definitely talking to your doctor. And, you know, problem with modern culture is that we've been frightened away from the idea of fasting, and you don't have to be afraid of it. But you do have to have a good practitioner, know your own body, and you do have to know how to do it appropriately. So I would suggest again, you know, consult a practitioner who knows about that. I believe I have, Substack on that as well with some recommendations from a physician. So since, Wolf brought that up, I will see if I can find that for everyone because it's a it's a daunting, it's a daunting thought for most people to fast and, appropriately so because done wrong, it can be, at the very least, difficult and the very worst can cause you some, issues. So I will see if I can find that for you. There is. And this is this is this is what I'm, this is the sort of follow-up caveat is is that what we do is buy cold pressed juicing. It it transits those toxins. There's very few ways in which when you fast, you can get the toxins that's in the body out rapidly. There's a very slow capilloration of that. And what we're noticing in the modern world through a lack of ivermectin, apparently, in the body naturally, that we've got very slow digestive and very slow proliferation of of toxins. And and cold pressed juice is 1 of the things that really speeds that up. And I put the product like you say, the problem is you end up with debris in the body, and it takes a while to get that debris out. But it is it's it's great when you do. You know, everybody knows that it's it's it's the pain before the the lights. So is there a chelator or a binder you should be taking with that? I believe there's several, isn't it? You know, I play by ear because I'm I'm a natural sort of a natural herbalist, so I I use goat. And goats tend to lead you towards charcoal, and so carbon seems to be a very good binder, if introduced gently. I'm a big believer in 10%. I I I look at all these figures. They'd say, oh, you need this much of that and such. I I go for the 10% and start at that level. If I don't get any effect, I just increase it maybe 20%, and and then all of a sudden, I'll get a catch, you know, in my feeling. I got, oh, hold on. That's that. Yeah. And so that's that's how I I've always worked my medicines. I've always done it that way. Well, that because that's what I do privately. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. You're right. It's it's and it's it's better to do a slow process into this detox anyway. You know? There's no there is no rush. Once you've gone on to the and you've gone, right. Okay. My body's got this in it. We've gotta get it out. I'm taking 2 years, 3 years to to know that over those 3 years, the first year I did this, I'm in my second year now. And next year is another topology detox that I don't even know what it is yet. It's it's probably gonna be you know, because we're coming into sort of the era of the nanotech. So I'm I'm being very cautious. I'm very I'm very cognizant of what effect I'm getting, and I'm only doing 1 thing at a time. I don't do, you know, multiples of anything. So that's just the way I work. The medicine Well, and and that's the scientific method, actually, Wolf, is to not do multiple things, to have 1 variable and keep the other constant so you know what the effect is. So, yeah, it's never a good idea to, like, throw the kitchen sink at something because you really don't know what you're doing at that point. But, I did put a substack in the purple pill that doctor Paul Merrick talks about the benefits of fasting. And, yes, you when you do that, you're gonna have a lot of debris, so your kidneys and your liver have to help, get that out of your system. So, you know, you wanna do some supportive things to help your kidneys and liver deal with that. And that's just too much detail to go into here. So definitely read the substack and think about getting a good physician to help you if you want to use some of these techniques such as, you know, juicing. There's a lot of people that use it. Crispy Cancer, used that for his cancer, because, you know, any disease you have to have it doesn't matter if it's cancer or whatever you're trying to detox. But you want to have the right nutrient support and the right things to help you get those out of your system so you don't do damage to your detox pathways overwhelming them. And it's just too much information to go into here. So definitely get a physician who that is what they specialize in. But you can start by reading the substack to get a basic idea on what fasting can do and then get some guidance for sure because you you don't want to add additional problems on top of what you're already dealing with. Can I add a couple of little caveats as well in regards to natural health? Because these the things we can do at home, and and and think this is what I've realized. If we are to get connected with our health, you know, it's very easy to hand over the power of what is suggested about what your health is, you know, what what health, benefits from different products. And and and we're seeing where this has led because otherwise, we wouldn't be in this conversation around the damages. And so by removing sort of some of those powers, of course, there's there's things we'll always have to hand over. But a great majority of it, we don't need to. And I think our diet is a very good, you know, starting point for medicine. And and it's taken me years to get to this point, and the more I've I've worked towards this, the more I realized that we nearly do it anyway. Oregano oil is an excellent, deparasite for, protein inhibitor, which is a very serious issue in this world right now. I won't go into it right now. If we wanted to continue the conversation, I can explain about why. But that 1 particular, is very potent in society. It's causing a lot of problems. And so it oregano oil destroys it. Very simple. Can be I take it myself just before bed, with a little bit of milk. Full fat milk carries it into the body. You know, proper live, full fat, natural, old fashioned milk. And you put drops in it. And you again, it's that sort of incrementation. You might do 3. You might do 4. You might say, you know, go through it. And then you get to 5 or whatever drops your ratio is. And that's it then. You know, pull back 1 drop, and that's what that that's always the sort of. And, and that's it. You add it into your diet, and it locks into your fat reserves. So it's slowly releasing, an antiparasitic into the body. And and you can see now why the ancients had the fast in the spring and in the autumn, and they used things like the pumpkin seeds in the autumn. They used the, the the and the and the garlic, of course, in the autumn. And then in spring, they would use, other plants that would bring on the same effect. And so this is this is 1 of those little things that are introducing into the diet element that then reside and then slowly release naturally. And, that's the kind of concentrations we're noticing people with those diet. And the other 1, of course, is, a little window box with some herbs in it and some salad because there's some very bacteria live bacterias that when you consume them live, you again enforce your gut lining with these probiotic, pro probiotics that can't be got anywhere else. They can't be got in the soil and and on the leaf and have to be alive. And and so it's just an interesting thing. It it puts another angle, doesn't it, on things like, or make sure you eat your greens. And, you know, you we have a little salad before we have a main dinner. You know, an uncle John who drank the cabbage water lived to a hundred and 70 7. You know, it's this kind of concept. And the more I look at it, the more I realize that we we can combat parasites in our diet if we if we knew that that's what we needed to do. And and, consequently, then the COVID and all those things, despite protein, will be less affectable upon the body. This is what we're we're realizing diet can be the root of affecting the the overall COVID spike protein. So, hopefully, now that's the, help to some people. Yeah. Getting back to our roots, and getting back to the natural roots and natural foods are absolutely key. That's why, you know, I 1 of the things that I advocate people do is go back to real food. That's 1 of the best things you can do for yourself. But, you know, you have to be educated because you can go to real food, and then you can be eating Bill Gates, coated, fruits and vegetables with Apeel, a p e e l. So, again, you have to learn for yourself. And if you can't navigate it, get someone who is versed, that can help you with those things so you get the results that you want. And it's there's not a pill or a quick fix or even a quick fix in the natural health world. Like he was saying, it takes years. That sounds daunting too, but you have to start somewhere. So just start in little steps. Get get sources that are reliable and trusted. Ask other people with their experiences. And then, also, if you do have significant health problems, you need to have someone who bridges both worlds, and I'll give you an example. I work with an integrative medicine physician. He under he deals with people who are very ill, who have, have had some significant system body system issues, and you he has to ease them into these things because their detox pathways are already struggling. So if you already have health issues, you do need additional help. You don't need to go further into a pill for every ill because that's just a Band Aid. It isn't solving the problem. But you also don't need to yank things suddenly. It needs to be a very gentle, slow process, and you're going to need help from someone on that. Okay? So I appreciate Wolf. I appreciate everything you say. Okay. Yeah. That'd be great. Great, and you give good information, but we do need to make sure that people understand they do need Exactly that. They do need help, particularly if they have some major health challenges. Exactly that. Exactly that. Yeah. I have a major can can I can I just explain a little tail before I drop down? I had a toxoplasmosis, as I was saying. And, there's a gentleman out there called Yaroslav Fletcher. He's the world's leading expert in this, and he was my ex wife's, professor. And so we got quite close to this topic, and she has a very variant version of it. So, but I I so when we divided, actually, when we went, I thought, maybe I should check to see if I have it, from her, because she claimed she could actually spread this particular parasite in ways that people can't. Anyway, so that's fine. And so I did this research, and, after a year, I'd recognized that I I'd definitely got it. I've got all the, results of it. So, I did the diet. I was we'll explain now a bit about the oregano well-being in particular. And then, after a year so that was this is my story. And then after a year, I went and actually got the pharmaceutical grade ivermectin from the doctor, and I did a 7 day course. On at each day, I was getting a little bit of a pressure in my forehead where I get a headache, where where I would have traditionally got a headache. And, and on the fifth day, it released. And, and and that was it. Everything brightened up first thing, and my eyes I got my eyesight back. And the next day, the study work I could do was just it was unbelievable. Like, I would be tired after an hour of reading, I'll be honest. I was I'd gotten very tired, lazy tired, and I was didn't like it. And now I can read for a day without even thinking about it. It's just another action. It's another protein. Because the protein inhibitor is no longer there, I simply am absorbing protein into my brain. And, apparently, I had a cyst. So I anyway, so I had obviously gone a mad tailspin then, detoxing the body and and and making sure that that the debris from that was, you know, gone. Anyway, so that was the the first part. But then after a while, the very strange thing started to happen. I started my handwriting, changed as well, just to make a point. And I I don't get migraines anymore at all. I don't get any I don't even I dehydrated myself to to try and get myself to that point, literally, and it's gone. And so when I looked into it, I'd realized that throughout my life, I'd seen a a couple of sort of flagpoles where I turned and I'd had made a poor life choice. And I turned away in a way, and it was health based as well as, you know, family based and all sorts of things. And and we could say, oh, well, it's the adventure of life and and, you know, arguably, that's the thing. But all of a sudden, I looked at the science, and I realized that this was, a very common practice amongst, let's say, people in who got caught into mental health, and to the criminal and into hospitals. The World Health Organization is a organization and this Yaroslav fledge and different people are coming forward and saying that it's the most contributing side effect to the human condition and and the human genome right now. And other and and it's astounding it's not being talked about. And so because I'm an actual experiencer and it it correlates very distinctly with COVID because it's a it's a protein inhibitor. And so what we're suffering with COVID and with the, well, the byproducts of the vaccine is the spike protein overgrowth. And so what it appears is because the nanotechnology is also using toxoplasmosis, it appears that there's a correlation there, that science is now, sort of the the the sort of take control of the domain around proteins. And it's we we we a lot of people are understanding that this has got to be you know, this is nearly just out of the doctors and people's perception, and it it's gonna it's gonna be very because it's very subtle influence on society. If you can control the protein and imitation and use that as a vehicle, that that's a very serious headache. We're not we're not in the conversation. We're not in the nanotech conversation thoroughly enough. So, anyway, my points there, quite hardly made. I think that that that technology, toxoplasmosis that I experienced, that I got rid of, and it was very easy to get rid of. So that's that that was my story. And and I think, wanting to get this, 85 percent of people in the prisons are there through poor life choices and have been proven to be infected with this 1 parasite because the protein is inhibited in the brain, and they don't get make you know, the protein isn't feeding the the the ability of the brain. Really, really serious issue, guys. And it's affecting all of us. So anyway, I'll leave it at that. I don't want to labor too much to a point, but it's a very, very, very poignant thing right now. And it it the guy's name is Yaroslav Fledge. If anybody wants to go and do his study work, get this guy's 85 percent of all prison inmates are there because they're making poor life choices that they wouldn't have made if they had had good protein, contact going into their brain. It's terrifying. Terrifying to think that they could make an industry out of that as well. Listen. I'm gonna drop down. It's lovely chatting to you. Thank you for the talk. It's kind of interesting. We started this phase talking about the ants that, will be infected with fungus, and, it will control their behavior and becoming full circle. This is just so part of this, Maria. You have no idea. I'm so glad you've said that. It's like it's heartfelt for me because I've just experienced getting rid of this. And it's like it they do affect us. I made poor life choices, and I don't I'm now much more thorough now. Like, much more thorough. And I had in ways I didn't even realize I wasn't. Guys, go out and get a good pair of cyclones, you'll be shocked. If you haven't had 1 in 6 months, you need 1. That's the truth. Liz, I'm gonna drop down because I feel all sort of touched, and I feel like it's a good point just to drop down and sort of leave you guys into the conversation. I generally mean that as well. I'm buzzing all over because it's it has been life changing. I'm 55, 6 56 this year. So it's sort of like 2 years ago when it started, and I'm just like in the middle of it. And I'm like, wow. Everybody needs this. This is this is good for humanity. You know? Bless you all the whole Thank you so much. Well. Sure. You too. Very interesting stuff. But, yeah, it is it is really disturbing to think that some foreign thing can control not just what your body does by making you sick or something, but actually control the functions of your mind and drive different behaviors. Very disturbing. And, and it really kind of reminds us of the imperative to be aware of, you know, not just our thoughts, but but, you know, where our thoughts are taking us. And don't don't always just follow the mind. Question the mind just like you question every other thing. And, and if you're doing something and you don't know why, question why you might be doing that. Maybe you're driven by some kind of fungal parasite or I mean, that is an excellent point, Chelsea, because, you know, we do need to exert executive power over our thoughts. And we we we need to be self aware of those things and make sure that we're making decisions based on good principles, not just willy nilly following what our thoughts are. So I love that. I think that is a great thing to bring to the forefront because we've never explored that before. And, you know, I think if people would have slowed would have slowed their thoughts and actually used some rational and critical thinking, there probably would have been far fewer people than 70% who who are now where they are with the jab. So your thoughts and how they relate to your choices and your thinking process are extremely important. Yep. Very much so. Protocol widow. I am I wasn't sure if I saw you trying to say something. When you offer me the opportunity to say something, you have no idea what a loaded possibility that could become. I'm I'm struggling staying awake because it's about 2 on the East Coast. I am ready to clock out, so I'm really not sure I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to you and Miriam. I was actually talking to someone online, and I'm like, oh, dear. I wasn't paying attention. Now I have to act like I know what's going on. That's funny because we were talk we were talking about our thoughts and stuff. So that's very ironic. I'm loving every minute of it. And you get points for for brutal honesty protocol. It's it's it's a whole Yeah. And it's whole lot easier being quote, unquote brutally honest than it is to, fake it and say something, and everybody's looking around going, what is she talking about? I'm I guess, basically, for me right now, because I am at the end of my, ability to focus for the evening. I just really wanna thank everybody who comes to these spaces. You guys you guys make this worth it for us, and, I hope we make it worth it for you. And if you know somebody that needs 1 of us, and they don't they may not even know they need 1 of us. That's the problem. You have to suss out whether or not the person that you're thinking of wants or can use the advice of somebody who's been through the meat grinder that we've been through. Please bring them. Bring them to bring them to the Saturday night party. It's it's not balloons. It's not cookies unless you bring your own. And if they can if they can just sit through it, maybe they'll find some pieces and parts that start making sense for them. And I know this sounds like, hey. Goodbye. But that's because I'm ready to doze off. But I wanna thank you all for still coming around. And I do wanna make a note here. Gary's hand is up. I don't want to ignore Gary. If you had something else to say, don't let me cut you off because, I don't wanna do that to you. Alright. I just wanted to add that I put, hippies buy me a coffee campaign and the pill so that she can at least have some of the things to make her comfortable with it if she does get to go home. And if not, the money won't be used for the family, or, you know, as you know, after, you know, you know, I don't know. That's kinda hard. Okay. Yeah. Jeez. We appreciate that. Thank you, Gary. Yeah. And, just know that we're we're praying for her, and it's just heart wrenching, and we love her. Yep. And what what's happening to Hippie Dippy is part of the reason we're here. People were coerced to take an experimental medical product that has caused a great deal of harm. And, unlike like someone said earlier, every every individual story is a tragedy and, and taken on the whole, it's, I mean, it's a genocide. It's an apocalypse, but it's a it's a statistic, and it's hard to wrap your mind around the whole of it. But but learn more about Hippy Dippy's story and all she's gone through and the other other people in this room and, on CHBMP.org who have documented their stories of just absolute absolutely horrendous suffering that was entirely preventable. And I'm so sorry this has happened to to you guys and to so many others. Protocol widow, I wanna let you get to sleep. I think we might as well wrap it up there. I am considering, we haven't really decided, but I am considering moving the space back up to its previous time of 08:00, eastern. So we so we don't keep our cohosts on the on the East Coast up quite so late. Oh, don't even go there. Stop it. We'll still be up till 2. What is this? Oh, but Don't believe her. We'll still be here for you regardless of when we start. Yep. We will be here, next Saturday and every Saturday, whether it's 8PM eastern or 9. And, we hope to see you then. I I'd like to echo protocol with us and saying we're we're so grateful that you came and stayed and listened to the stories. I hope more of you, will come next week and, like she said, bring a friend, to share those stories that really has experience with COVID policies, protocols, and mandates. And I believe everyone has been harmed by these and to varying degrees, and people are still kind of coming to realize that. So when we see your friends and family realizing that, please direct them to us. We we are here for them, and we wanna hear stories. Thank you so much, protocol widow. Thank you so much, Miriam. There are lots of good substack links pinned up in the nest and then the purple pill. If you haven't subscribed to Miriam's Substack, you definitely wanna do that. And, am I leaving anything out? You wanna close this down, Miriam? I did wanna let people know just because she just mentioned my Substack. When you subscribe, it is free. It will always be free, because we're here for 1 purpose, and that is to hopefully prevent, you know, any more people falling into this situation because there's already people that are suffering and getting worse like poor Hippie. And our goal is to stop this. And I think the key on that is education and people understanding what's happening even though it's horrific, and it's horrific to look at it. But we've got to, and we've got to know. So please do take a look at the Substacks because there's a lot of information in there, and I do it. And I keep it free, and it will always be free. So, please help yourself, and please share it to help others as well. And I finally wanna end by saying thank you so much, all of you, for being here because we all have to speak out. And, hopefully, when they hear it the truth from enough people, they're going to realize what is happening, and they're gonna join us in this fight. And when we all stand together and we all don't comply, I said this very early on, there's nothing they can do about it, and that's the goal. I love you all, and thank you for being here. And I'm looking forward to seeing all of you next week at, we haven't determined, 8 or 9PM EST, but look for look for the link. We'll be I think we're gonna say What? Sorry. I'm choppy, I guess. 09:00. We'll stick with 9. We're gonna stick with 9 for now, and we will let you guys know if it changes. And we're looking forward to seeing you all. Poor Chelsea x is messing with her voice, but we will see you all next week at 9PM. And, again, have a good night, and we look forward to seeing you then.