Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another COVID humanity betrayal memory project space. Andy and Cece, you should have cohost invites. Gail, you should have speaker. Thank you for joining us. How was your week? Speaker 2: It was great. It was phenomenal. Very relaxing. Speaker 1: Good to hear that. How are you doing, Cece? Speaker 3: Busiest I've ever been, I think. But good. Hanging in there. Speaker 1: Yep. Right there with you. How are you, Gail? Hey. I'm pretty good. Can you hear me okay? Speaker 5: Yep. Speaker 4: Yep. Doing pretty good. Busy as well. How are you doing, Andy? I see you're Speaker 2: on. I'm doing good. Doing pretty good. How about yourself? Speaker 4: Yeah. That's good. Doing very good. Speaker 2: Awesome. Speaker 4: Now that we got that out of the way no. I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. Speaker 1: Yeah. I just wanna say it is January 27, '2 thousand twenty four, And, I just wanted to note the date. We need to start doing that at the top of every space so we because I'm I'm archiving them all at chbmp.substack.com, and it'll be a lot easier to do that if we just say the date again. Okay. Awesome. Speaker 4: Yep. Awesome. And it feels it really feels like June. It's been a long year. So Speaker 1: right, it's only January. Speaker 3: I know. It feels like we're already halfway through the year. Speaker 4: All these hospital rescues. I know. God. We gotta keep people from going to the hospitals. Stop going to the hospitals. Be prepared. Speaker 3: We had two this week already. Mhmm. Speaker 4: So you can push in the room they're still pushing the remdesivir. People are still falling for it. They're also falling for the Paxlovid and tesilizumab. So, I don't know what else we can do, cc, to, we just gotta keep building awareness, not just awareness on the on the the medications and the protocol and the 25 commonalities, but, clearly, we need to build awareness on making sure you have the right power of attorney in place. Don't pick the weak link in your family that's gonna do whatever the doctors tell you because we that ends up to be a battle for us. Speaker 8: Yep. We're face that today. Yep. Speaker 2: Well, the the one thing I want to do, I think, to get more more people, like, to wake up is what we've been doing and just continue campaigning and, you know, the online, I think online is the best place right now, especially Twitter and, you know, doing the right type of campaigns to just educate people and guide them to CHPMP and our stories. I think it'd be great. And then I'll go boots on the ground, I think, would be something else. I know we're talking about it forever, but we need more Heidi Bonds, and we need more Heideys to, to show up in our organization and to do the due diligence of getting teams on the street. Speaker 3: And everybody needs the braces. Everybody need yeah. We we I mean, you don't think you need it until you're in there. Speaker 4: Yeah. People need to be strong. You know, I I got a call from a friend today. She had been trying to advocate with, one of her friend's mother's coworker's mother was in the hospital here in here in, Collin County, Texas. And, she tried so hard to, advocate and tell that woman, you know, don't let them give your mom remdesivir. She got remdesivir, went on a vent, and she died today. I mean, it it it's the same stinking protocol over and over again. I'm so sorry. That was my dog. He doesn't like, Remdesivir stories either. So, that's my bad dog. My have a good dog and a bad dog. That's her bad dog. So let's, maybe kick this in gear and talk a little bit about the rules. The first rule of spaces is there is no spaces. No. I'm just kidding. We actually want you to talk about our spaces and share and, you know, encourage people to come on and tell their their stories. Note the name of the spaces. COVID related crimes against humanity, eyewitnesses speak out. So the primary focus of this spaces is for eyewitnesses to crimes against humanity to talk about their experiences. And so if you, and I'll repeat this throughout the night, if you are an eyewitness to COVID related crimes against humanity, protocols, shots, mandates, any of that, please speak up. Please speak up. There are some particular stories that we're really wanting to, if you have connections in these areas, we would love to, we know that there's more nursing home stories out there. We we really wanna encourage people who had a loved one killed in the nursing homes early on to come forward. We know there's gotta be more military stories. Military. Because there were, I mean, so many accounts of we heard so many times that people were just being found dead in their in their bunk or their bed. We wanna hear we have VA stories. We know VA hospitals are doing it. We'd love to have people speak up who, who know what was going on on the on the basis. And then any other story, if you have a story, put it in chbmp.org. Document your story, set up schedule a interview, but speak up on the spaces too because this reaches a lot of people. So even if it's, you know, fifteen minutes, ten, fifteen minutes of your story, just, you know, press the little the little speaker little microphone looking thing at the bottom left. I know it's technically called, but, you know, request to speak and and and talk about it, you know. Just come out and talk about it. So, like, that's just the the first general rule is what the spaces is about, you know, what the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project is about is, you know, we're creating a searchable database of these crimes against humanity, and giving giving an outlet for you to speak about them, and they are seen by many. That's the primary purpose. When speaking, let's we we try not to cut people off, but, we do wanna be careful that we're not getting into into side conversations and leaving people waiting a long time to speak. So, if we have a lot of people in the queue to speak, we may have have you put a pin in in in a conversation if it goes too long and go to them and this we want victims to speak. We love the experts that come on or the professionals that come on too, and, they give a lot of information for our, our people. And so, so that's that's another rule. Just be mindful of time and how many people are are wanting to speak. With regard to trolls, we do not put up with trolls. Not in the chat, not in the in the in for speaking. We don't owe them a platform. We've been silenced for four years now, censored to the max, and they have had free run, and we are not going to entertain trolls. I don't care if they think it's an echo chamber. I don't really give a damn what they think. So, their opinion means nothing. They're on a you know, trolls mean I have no tolerance for trolls. So if you're a troll and you created a new a new account just to troll us, I will we will recognize your voice and kick you out anyways. Speaker 2: So You never get where when you troll, you get you get somewhere when you have facts and you're, polite. You get farther that way. You really do. Yeah. Yeah. And Speaker 4: and we're Oh, Gail. Gail, Sunny's on. We were talking about him. Yeah. We were talking about him. We were talking about we were talking about you earlier, Sunny. Speaker 9: Are you Aaron's Martin? I threw you at mine too. Speaker 4: That's right. We did we were talking about him in a good way in a good way. Okay. So with that with that, let's go to Cheryl. Cheryl Lynn. Speaker 1: Good evening, everyone. Can you hear me? Okay. I guess I'm gonna be the first this evening to start this off. I was on my support group this afternoon and, to touch base with crimes against humanity. I'll start with my sister-in-law, my husband's sister, Rachel. She had got the Pfizer vaxx in January. She went back the February to get her second vaccine. About the May, she had been diagnosed with stage four kidney cancer. She was healthy before the before the vax. No problems. No health issues. Nothing. Found out that the cancer was throughout her whole body, in her bones, in her kidneys, her lungs, everywhere. That was in May, and she, she passed away. She passed away 07/10/2021, two months later. So from January to July, you know, she was gone. And then three months later, my husband got COVID, was having problems breathing, went to the hospital. I'm not gonna I'm I don't really wanna get into a, you know, a a lot of detail. I believe that, antibiotics, ivermectin, and hydroxychloroquine would have saved him, but instead, he received remdesivir 42 other drugs that they gave him. They were it was hard to communicate with him because they were giving him propofol even though he wasn't vented, so I wasn't able to see him. I was locked out of the hospital. They wouldn't let me in. The doctor wouldn't talk to to me about a care plan. About six days into his hospital stay Well, let me back up. He was admitted on Tuesday. Wednesday, they put him in the ICU on Wednesday. And then Sunday, about five days into the stay, six days, I had found out what remdesivir actually was, what the drug was, and what it did did to him. Monday, I contacted the social worker telling her I needed somebody to advocate for him because I wasn't able to go in and see him. I could barely get text messages out of him, but at that time, I didn't know that they were drugging him with all this stuff. And, I got power of attorney. I talked to the doctor Tuesday. I told her stop giving him remdesivir. He needed to get, some, culture done. I knew he had double pneumonia. They did a culture. They did find out he had a bacterial infection. His white blood count was 34.7. His bun count was 57, which showed I mean, he was dehydrated. He had no food, no water. They they stopped giving him food and water. They only gave him three bottles of Ensure a day. And, I got power of attorney. She wouldn't listen to me. She decided she was gonna transfer him on Thursday to get an ECMO machine. There was no ECMO machine at this other hospital. He was not stable, and when she transferred him, he crashed. So, Friday morning, I got a phone call that, he wasn't gonna make it, and I had to have family come in, and he passed away. So, within his ten day stay, he lost 21 pounds because they did not give him any food or water. And, I I basically I I lost my sister my sister-in-law and my husband, in 2021. My husband was the love of my life. We were married twenty nine years, three kids, nine grandkids. And I ask God every day that, before I die, that I'll see justice, that that these people will pay for what they're doing. In the meantime, I tell people don't go to the hospital. Contact my free doctor dot com. I post c h CHBMP, our website, everywhere, I can. I just put his story on my Facebook page because people keep saying that I'm a conspiracy theorist, and I don't know what I'm talking about yet. They have no idea what how my husband suffered and how he died. And my life is just, right now, just like one hour at a time and not even a day at a time sometimes. But like I said, I pray every day that I will see justice before I die. Godspeed. Speaker 4: I think you will. I pray you will. Speaker 2: I sent a couple of you guys a mic. If you want to accept, you can. No. I just wanna If, I can inter real quick. I wanna let her we'll let everyone know if you're seeking justice for your loved one, I am too. And I'm squeezing and twisting the arm of the industry like you wouldn't believe. So I hope they come after me one day because when they do, my demands will be for all of you, not just for me. There you go. Speaker 1: Can I just interject on that? So doing all the all of the deep dives into the rabbit hole, they you know, the government kinda put this all this stuff in place before they released this COVID into the world. And, governor Tony Evers signed a Wisconsin state statute. I don't remember the number. Eight four six point seven nine five or something like that, which actually holds hospitals and doctors harmless. They're they have immunity. We can I cannot I cannot get an attorney to sue them because they have immunity, with them treating, patients with COVID? That's what it states Speaker 4: in this Wisconsin statute. The the the the attorneys, I believe, are cowards. The because there are there are attorneys who who have the same circumstances, and they are getting they are they are winning. They are getting past the prep act. They're getting past state, because almost every governor did that. Right? And so they're getting past the, the state, the additional state immunity, so called immunity. And they're doing it based on, you know, a few a few things. First of all, like, in Wisconsin, you've the I I know, you know, Scott Sherr spent a lot of money on his case that a lot of money most people don't have. However, it it is they they are getting they have gotten past the all that, all of those challenges. And then and Matthew Tyson in California with Christina's a bunch of cases. He was the first one to ever file cases, way back when. Those are going to trial this year. He's he's defeated every, every challenge that they have come at him with with regard to immunity. How many k how many, I mean, Carolyn's found a bunch of attorneys in state, what, Washington, Michigan? Speaker 3: Yeah. We have cases in California, Michigan, Texas, Speaker 4: Maryland. Pens couple in Pennsylvania. Speaker 3: I found an attorney in Washington. I just found one in North Carolina and Louisiana. Georgia. Georgia. I know I'm forgetting some. But, yeah, you have to remember that the PREP Act and their immunities doesn't does not cover false claims. It does not cover constructive fraud. It does not cover battery. It doesn't cover basic med mal. It covers the countermeasures that were used, and that's not what they're using. Speaker 1: Oh, absolutely. It's just hard to I mean, I've talked to five different attorneys, and nobody wants to take his case. Yeah. They're not looking out, you know, outside the box, Speaker 3: because there are ways around it with these other causes of action that the counter that the prep act does not cover. But they're they won't even let you get farther enough to explain it to them without them not already closed. Every single time every single time you tell your story in the in any type of alternative Speaker 4: alternative media is the only place that's that's hearing the stories, but we need to be calling out attorneys. We need to be saying, you know, if you're first of all, if you're a Christian attorney and you're not willing to jump in the fight against a democide, against one of the biggest, sanctity of life causes that there is. You know, there's abortion is a big one, but this is a youth people are being euthanized in hospitals over a million and a half. Right? Like, if you're not willing to jump in to hold these people accountable, what are you what are they and use your talent, time, talent, and treasure to do this. I mean, how can you how can you face the almighty when you die if you didn't leave it all on the field to stop this incredible these crimes against humanity. It's kind of like I don't know if anybody has ever seen Sing a Little Louder. If it's a documentary, it's true story about a kid that grew up in Nazi Germany. It's a it's a short film, and he remembers being in church when the the train got hauling Jewish children and Jewish adults to the concentration camps, got caught on the trains outside of the church, and, and they could hear the children crying and screaming and people screaming out. And they the pastor instructed the, instructed the, the choir to sing a little louder and the people to sing a little louder. And he kept saying sing a little louder until they drowned it out and the train went. This my point, this this is the same thing. I always say if you ever wondered, attorneys, politicians, people in general, what you would do in 1941 Germany, now you know. You're doing it. Whatever it is you're doing now, you're doing it. We have to this is this is a hospital holocaust. It's it's literally I'm a I'm a survivor. I survived serial killers. That's what that's how I see my survival. So, you know, Andy watched Cheryl Cheryl's husband was murdered. Andy watched his father be brutally murdered. It so the attorneys, we need to be calling them out. Politicians, we need to be calling them out. There's no reason whatsoever that protections for us in hospitals shouldn't already be passed and passed without loopholes. Find out who's taking big pharma money. You can go to, transparent TransparencyUSA. Look up every single one of your legislators and find out who who's taking big pharma money, who's taking doctor nurse union money, who's taking any type of union money, And call them out. Now I'm worked up. Speaker 3: Yeah. For sure. We I mean, we have to. It's straddling the fence time is over. Yeah. I mean, there's way too much evidence for the jabs, and the protocols. There's a documentary that just came out. I think it just came out. I saw Stella Paul posted it the other day, and I sent it out. It's kinda creepy in the beginning. I won't lie. I mean, I just sent it to Tracy last night. I'm like, it gave me a panic attack, but it's it's it's I think it will reach the people the the nonbelievers. It's called the Remdesivir murders. Yeah. I'm watching it. But at truetruthseekers.com, I thought the beginning was super creepy, but then it just shows, you you know, it shows that remdesivir is a poison. I mean, it completely documents it, and that's why we have the bracelets that everybody needs because you're everyone's allergic to poison. I was listening to, Speaker 4: an interview on the Advocate Bulldogs, and they were they were talking to a nurse who was talking about the remdesivir murders. Everybody know like, this isn't it's it's it's happening. It's been happening for almost four years and people, there's so much information out there and so many advocacy groups and groups like us that are fighting this. And so, I I don't know. There's but but yet we still hear from people who didn't know, who are unawares, which is very, very shocking to me, very disturbing. Speaker 3: Yeah. And nobody wants to really hear about it till it happens to them. That's why you kinda just have to plant little seeds every time you get a chance just so they have it in the back of their head when it when it, comes time that, you know, remdesivir is bad or remdesivir kills people. We've got thousands of documented stories. And and so if they happen to go to the hospital, they'll they'll know to say no to it. And we had one today. And, but, in fact, Scott's on. I tried to get ahold of you, Scott. And, I think Monday, they gave him remdesivir. I mean, it still use it. It impacts LOVID just too bad. Farsidinib, Pausi. All the all those emergency use authorization drugs. And I don't, I don't know if y'all saw that article that came out. When did it come out? I sent it out to everybody about the the guy from the Swiss government. And, actually, NBC published it. I was shocked. Oh, yeah. Yeah. To see it on mainstream. He did an interview too. I mean, because I hear a lot of people go, oh, was this article real? He did an interview on doctor Drew as well. Yeah. Yeah. He's got his video out called the head of the snake or something, but it it flat out says this was a democide. This was planned. I mean, for I thought it was refreshing, but NBC pulled out, but I, I'll try to find it and stick it in the house. Speaker 4: Been pretty outspoken ever since his father was murdered about a lot of things. His father was gunned down in the street. Speaker 3: Charlene, go ahead. Speaker 11: Hi, everyone. So I just wanted to add when you when we were talking about, the attorneys. So New Jersey, we do have a case, that was filed last year, And, it was through, our fearless leader, Brad, Geier. And, so, she made it through dismissal and is in discovery. This was April, and it's it's still going. The other thing too I wanted to bring up, which, I don't know if anybody else is seeing this, but all of a sudden, we're finding New Jersey attorneys posting about, COVID, you know, hospital deaths. And it's it's just, you know, I'm suspicious of it because I got in touch with the one and talked to the whole girl, gave her the story. She was familiar with this, you know, what was going on. Told me she already had a, you know, a case or two, that they were, you know, send me to send a send me a summary and send me the medical records. And I was like, okay. Alright. You know? They sent me they they sent me an email that they weren't interested in the case. So why are you telling me that you you're posting on your on your web page? Biggest day. Right? COVID nineteen, you know, the whole thing. I'm suspicious. What is that about? You know? I I'm thinking of calling and saying, like, what was it that you didn't you know, what that that made you all of a sudden you you you're not gonna take the case? Like, it's we it's odd to me. And so there's another one too that's that is showing up. Maybe even three. I can't keep track I mean, we're all, you know, making the calls and everything, but it's strange they're popping up like that. And then they're not taking the cases once they get your summary and all your information. So I would just say just beware. Speaker 4: Yep. Thanks, Charlene. Speaker 12: Yeah. Speaker 4: I'm gonna go to, McMeow and then Sunny. Speaker 13: Hello? How are you? Hello? Hello? Hello? Hello? Do you have an event coming up? I do have an event coming up. I'd like to talk about that. But before that, Charlene, that that is odd. I'm sorry. I was multitasking, but you're saying they're biggest day advertising. They're getting your information, and then they're turning around and denying that they can take the case. Yeah. It is. Yeah. I don't think an answer, you know, to that, but I should ask. Yeah. Are you yeah. If you're able to ask, that's great. If not, you know, maybe somebody should call them up. I don't know. I'll point the finger at myself and record your Speaker 3: Will every attorney that turns you down document that? Yeah. Some kind of document that Charlene, Speaker 4: are they did you file wait. Did you file pro se before you start and then started getting these advertisements? Speaker 11: Well, I I, I did file pro se. Yes. And then you started getting advertisements? I wasn't getting advertisements. You know, Steph was researching, and she was finding Lori's finding, and it's saying on their web their web page. But I I think I I know where you're going with that, Gail. That would be interesting. But, yeah, I mean, they told me they took cases. Why are you gonna waste my time? Yeah. You know? And I I think I am gonna call, and I'm gonna ask because they didn't give me a reason. They did send me an email instead of calling me. Yeah. You know? But, Speaker 13: yeah, I I some documentation. Why exactly are you if you're saying yes and you're advertising? What, you know, what basis are you rejecting this? And and make them give you an answer, and then that way you'll know because that you know, people you know, yeah. You're wasting people's time. You know? And I don't know what the, you know, what that would be, but, you know, for I don't know. Calling it cherry picking or whatever, but what what? Speaker 11: What? Right. Right. What you know, asking give you all my all they had me send their my folks' medical records. Speaker 8: Like, I still have to spell something about that. Mhmm. Speaker 14: Mhmm. No. So Speaker 11: yeah. Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah. But I you know, I mean, I I'm suspicious too because, you know, if you gave them health information, then, you know, what what's their what's their rationale? I mean, it's like that you know, I get really I get really, antsy when I hear that people get other people's health information and then, you know, then you're not gonna give an answer. That that that smells. It it it's sending off an alarm bell. Right. You can't help but think in the in the back of your head Speaker 11: that, you know, that the other side is starting to think strategically now. Mhmm. You know? And say, hey. Yeah. We're seeing this bubbling up. You know, let's put that out there. Let's get all their information and go I don't know. I I it's just bizarre. Speaker 13: Yeah. I Well, I don't know. Very, very odd. And, I I wanted to say to before I move on, because I guess I'm on a roll here. Cheryl Lynn, I just wanted to give you a, a shout out, my friend. And I I'm so grateful that there is a site like this where people can come and talk and know that, you know, I I'm I'll be honest with you. I I'm coming at this from a health care aspect, but, you know, we're all precious children created by God. And I just wanted to give you a shout out, my friend, and give you a love hug through the phone here because that sucks. That sucks. And, and and you are seen by all of us regardless of of where we are in our journey. Love you. But but I have been busier than a little Jackrabbit on a date, So thank you guys for allowing me to come on and, whittle on your ear a little bit there. We've got a forum, a great forum in Oklahoma. I got some insight. It was good insight this week. I was told, you know, people think that's a rally even though I was saying, you know, there was intentional action. So I changed up some stuff on the flyer and, we did a Facebook live, which, last night, which I think went well because we have a Facebook page with Liberty and Justice for All Forum on Facebook. But I think this next week, we're gonna do a Twitter space and, start talking about medical freedom and what's, what's being done, to circle back, as Jen Psaki would say, this is a, a medical freedom forum. We're gonna bring intentional action. Gail and and Huckleberry are gonna come up, and we're gonna get witness affidavits, and we're gonna get testimonials. And, Rachel Rodriguez from the, Veers Law Group is gonna come up, and she's gonna talk about what they're doing in Florida. And I think you guys are either already rocking in Texas or really close bringing, a brief to ask for investigations and prosecutions into the hospital. They're going for you know, it's got Fauci, Walensky, Hahn, but they also had hospital administrators on there, which I think is, you know, fabulous. You know, bring the heat. Speaker 3: So, Cece, are you guys, like, right there in Texas, or is it Yeah. She's she did it in Florida. She's doing it in Texas. And then also Oklahoma, Louisiana, and South Carolina is next. Speaker 13: Oh, great. I'm glad to hear that. So, yeah, Oklahoma, you know, we're ready to rock. And, then doctor Moon's gonna come and talk about We the People 50. We've got, representative Clay Stairs. He was on the Facebook live last night. He's gonna talk about the health care. Doctor Mary Talley Bowden is doing something fabulous if y'all haven't seen that where even if you're a precinct leader in your county, like, I'm a precinct leader, or chair for my, precinct in my house district. And I put on Twitter, you know, that I absolutely believe that the vaccines need to be recalled for safety reasons. But, you know, she's getting a lot of traction with that, and I think that's great. You know? Then the that there you can use their words, you know, if they come back and go, oh, or if they they say, no. I pledge not to take big pharma money, which is part of that initiative, and they do it. We hold their feet to the fire and, you know, use some ice enemas and, some hot pokers. Oops. Sorry. I'm I'm going Let me settle down. So, anyhow, we do have, other people coming out. Harry Fisher is gonna come, and he's gonna speak. He's a paramedic. Patty Giuliano, she's gonna speak. She is, she's coming from Florida. She is a remdesivir survivor, so is doctor Gavanti Scott Miller who, you know, they attacked his license in in Washington. And several of the physicians that are coming actually had that done to them as well. Either, you know, taking their privileges away, which is egregious to me in health care. Are you freaking kidding me? I'm sorry. Excuse me. Are you flipping kidding me? You know? They're speaking truth and using that doctrine of interposition, putting themselves between harm and the patient, and you're silencing them? No. We we can't let that stand either. But, anyhow, let me just, give you a couple things, and I'll try not to ramble here. So one of the things is we got some, good interviews. Sue Roberson, the, chair of Oklahoma former feds. Thank you. Yay, Sue. Yay, Sue. Her and I were on the Jake Merrick, Freedom ninety six radio. We're gonna be on bot radio. I'm doing, so oh, we were on Clay Clark's Thrive Time, so that was really cool. So, we're gonna, do hopefully a couple other things, and then I'm gonna go on a couple of interviews and and, pipe us up. And, it looks really good. I will say this, senator Jett gave us a thumbs up. He is going to help us on the senate side to be our sponsor for senate hearings in Oklahoma. I have reached out to three different representatives. We've got multiple of them coming that, are freedom fighters. I think so I think we'll have a representative from the house as well, and we'll have house hearings. And one of the commissioners from Oklahoma County and one of the commissioners from Logan County was really excited when I told them about the We The People 50 initiative. So, I should be able to get, doctor, Lindsay to speak to them and get some Zoom meetings set up. And then, we're not stopping because they're not stopping. You know, I'm sure everybody heard about the World Economic Forum and their disease x, and, I believe them. I think they're forecasting. I think they're event two zero oneing all over again. And, we're not gonna bend our knees and roll up our sleeves and and bow down, and we're gonna get remdesivir pulled out of the hospital, and we're gonna make so much noise. They're not gonna be able to, to resist us because, resistance isn't futile, and, we're we're going for it here in Oklahoma. I will say this. I'm coming up with a new catchphrase, y'all. Tell me what you think. I'm thinking be the cure in '24, so I don't know. Sounds a little snappy. Yeah. But, Speaker 4: I'm You know, I heard something the other day about, about, resistance is victory. Right? So Speaker 12: there's not Speaker 4: it's every it's every little act of it's you know, no one thing is gonna crumble is is gonna is gonna crush this and win this. It's it's it's happening to us like death by a thousand cuts, and we need to kind of turn that around. It's every single little thing that adds up to big things. So if somebody's sitting there going, man, I I can't really do anything. You know, I'm I'm just one person. I mean, me and Huckleberry are just a, a pop pop and a nana. Sit like, that's where where we were at. Right? Like, we were just a pop pop and a nana living our life when somebody tried to kill me in a hospital. Like so, like, everybody can do something. It's all of the little things together. And the biggest thing you can do is is, you know, share these stories, get educated, educate yourself, educate as many of your family members that that that are willing to be educated. And, you know, entertainment, whatever entertainment you watch on TV or whatever, I personally would give that up. They don't call it programming for nothing. Start be just focus on being informed, not entertained. This isn't the time. Your your life could depend on how much you know. A family member's life, somebody you love, their life could depend on how much you know. So dig in and start learning. Speaker 3: Especially since so we're already under a a public readiness emergency preparedness act for countermeasures to get the Ebola and Speaker 8: Yeah. Speaker 3: Marlboro. Yeah. The declaration was put out not too long ago, and it extends to December 2028 on behalf of the Nets. I was like, and we haven't had a single case here, which is really you know, it's just a way for them to get control. So if we so much sneeze, the health HHS secretary can lock us down. Speaker 13: That's the problem. That is the issue right there, you know, is that's too much power. Sasha oh, I'm gonna butcher her name. Latapova. Latapova. Thank you. Thank you. Said that. Who said that? Cece. I love you. Thank you. Because she's coming on the show, and we're gonna talk about this stuff. And, you know, we need more information, not less information. And we need not just the people who are, like because they're wonderful. I mean, you know, the doctors who are in this fight, doctor, you know, McCullough and doctor Lindsey and doctor Moon and doctor Bona, all of them, they are super wonderful. But we need the voices of we the people. That is who is going to push this forward. And I tell you, you know, I I don't think that there is one fiber in my being that isn't hacked off and and pissed off and, excuse my language, flamed up. Every time I I go in and I start reading this information or I read the newest, you know, I reread journal articles, you know, finding out that the, you know, mRNA came through the breast milk and the people who, will be killed by remdesivir because they won't stop giving it, but we knew that it had a fifty three point one percent death rate. And and, you know, the I I I think that those those are things that need to be repeated over and over. And let me just say this, the doctors who were censored, the health care workers who were censored, the people like you and me and ordinary average everyday people who were censored, we need to get on every other platform that we can. I'll have you on my show because we need to speak out about it. But, can I just say this, and I'll and I'll I'll end here in just a moment? We had a really great Facebook live, and I think one of the people whose story that should be out there I mean, everybody's story is important. But Scott Miller, I I he is fabulous. He is wonderful. He is coming as one of our speakers. So, it's a really inspirational story. And, as, you know, so is so is Patty's, but, I got a little special I got a special I got a I got a special little nub nub in my heart for doctor. I mean, for for PA Miller, but for Scott Miller. Everybody's a doctor to me. Everybody's a doctor. Speaker 4: I mean, to me, Scott's, I I love Scott Miller. I I I can I would I call him for everything? He's he's an amazing person, but the thing I love the most about him is he he's authentic, guys. Like, he's he's very good at advocating. I've never seen anything like it. I've been on the phone when he has, advocated for patients, and I've never never in a million years have I seen anything like quite like it. He's very good. However, the thing I love most about him is the the amount of moral courage that man has is is something that needs to be replicated through society because we have a shortage of moral courage. You know, our founding fathers gave up everything. They knew that if they failed, it would mean death. And we need that type of moral courage in this country right now. So with that, I'm gonna go to, Patty, then Sunny, and then Tracy. Patty, Sunny, Tracy. Speaker 9: Hey. Good evening. I joined a little bit late, but, yeah, just you know, I'm happy to be here, and I think it's gonna be really exciting to get out with you, Mick, and and talk, you know, to the community just about the things that went on in the hospitals and still are going on. You know, I I think about it all the time just, you know and I still just knew things kinda pop in my head of some of the things that I blocked out, you know, originally, when I was sick and in the hospital. But they were so careful trying to just cover up the guidance, you know, and I I've said this a couple times now. That word is just constantly what they use between the CDC and the guidance, the guidance, the guidance. They were being so careful because as the doctors were telling me in the hospital, you know, they knew they knew how toxic remdesivir was, and they didn't wanna see one of their own necessarily die. But they couldn't do anything different for me except watch. And, you know but if we see the, you know, signs of your, you know, your levels are going up and it's it's starting to hurt your kidneys, your creatinine levels, and everything goes up, Your enzymes are going up. You know, we're gonna stop the dose. And, you know, I think about that and I think about just, you know, the recovery and all the people that, you know, early early on just unfortunately didn't know and and the nurses and the doctors. But then after they knew and they started asking questions, you know, as we were reaching out and and I was trying to get the protocol into different people's hands, it was just interesting what side of the camp people were on. And, you know, there were people that were so quiet and so fearful of actually coming out and speaking against, you know, physicians or leaders in the hospital. And yet I was trying to get the word out and say, you know, well, speak up. What do you think? What do you see? Have you heard of the FLCCC? And, you know, different places I would go. You know, there was just a lot of people that were just reaching and hoping somebody or some group of people were strong enough to start fighting back, but we were all separated. We were all isolated, and it was just, you know, it was just kinda out there. And I shared with the group, or maybe I when I was talking last night with Mick, I was also sharing. One of the things I remember too was that when I was working down in Houston and I was over three facilities at the time, part of a much bigger health system, and they actually did not make the physicians, the providers, the practitioners have to line up and take the vaccine at this one organization. What they had them do was just send in or sign an affidavit that, oh, yeah. I've received the vaccine. Yet they made the nurses, the respiratory therapists, the nursing assistants, the cafeteria workers, everybody had to line up and get marked off that they got their shot or that they got, a religious exemption. And it just it had occurred to me because so many things that were wrong happened while I was there. And, just getting that out into the public to know the lies and the deception is really what, you know, I'm excited to be talking about when I come out to Oklahoma. So Speaker 3: really, just really good stuff. So I gotta interrupt you for a second, Patty. I have to brag about you for a second. Patty, when I she was the second person I met in this fight in 2020. We were just kind of newly recovering, I think. Yeah. And and, she was an a nurse. And because of what happened to her and them trying to kill her and her having to escape the hospital and heal herself, she said, she wanted to help people. So she went back to school. She got her nurse practitioners, and now she leads our trauma and PTSD workshop on Saturdays. That is amazing. I mean, our our people look forward to it all all week long. So I encourage anybody that, is vaccine injured or has a protocol story or, you know, suffered any kind of trauma to come to that workshop. It's really amazing. And Patty's done such an amazing job and helped so many people. But, you know, that was Speaker 9: what her goal was after they did this to her, and I just I just can't commend you enough for that. Oh, thank you. And and, you know, I have to tell you, it's as real as yesterday that I was in the ICU, and I've never really believed that I could be in such a spot one day being healthy and the next day being so sick. And I just I prayed and I said, please, God, don't let this be it for me. And I I have to live up to my promise. I said, god, if you get me out of here if you get me out of here, I will do whatever I can do to bring truth to the situation, to fight for people, and to just do what I can to help people. And it was so hard when I had gotten out, and I was I was on this journey. And it was really hard, you know, creating my my little recovery plan because there was nobody who really knew what to do. Right? And so I did a lot of really crazy things. And and hopefully, y'all see that soon because I've kinda put it to to pen, and and I'm getting ready to get that book going and and get it published. But the whole point behind that was the fight and the will that I had is what I wanna bring to everybody in the trauma group because these folks are just suffering and hurting so bad, and they're so they're so broken and hurt, and so many of them feel such guilt and pain and sorrow. And you know what? When we can turn that around, we're gonna be even more unstoppable than we are now. And every one of them needs to be pulled from that that painful bondage of just sorrow. You know, they've lost loved ones that should have never died, and we can't fix that, but we're gonna save them. And and that's really the goal behind the trauma group. So I'm I'm super just super grateful to be able to to work with people that way. And, you know, that's the other part too, just that that people need to understand. There's just been so much so much lies and deception that sharing the stuff. And, yeah, I it's crazy. Isn't it, Cece? We were talking on a Zoom call, Speaker 3: and Yeah. We didn't know where we were gonna go. I know. I mean, we the COVID nineteen humanity betrayal project wasn't even started. I mean, I was barely, you know, with the with the foundation. Brad just, you know, was suing Facebook for censorship of early treatment because all of us were trying to get the word out not to take remdesivir. We'd all had done our own research or had our own experiences and trying to get the word out. Don't take remdesivir. Take ivermectin. Take take hydroxychloroquine. And we all were getting censored so badly. And so Brad was like, let's sue Facebook and for censorship. And then we brought us all into a call from all over the country, all over the world, actually. We had like, people from Brazil, Ireland, Canada. Canada. Speaker 9: Yeah. It was crazy. Who who knew we'd be here two and a half years later? Yeah. And I think we all started, like, on the what WhatsApp, which I didn't even know what it was or how to use it. But and and I still chat with some of those folks today. But, you know, the worst part was in that whole journey, like, because I've I'm I guess I'm from all over the darn country at this point, but I was in Idaho. And I had to leave Idaho because of all the nonsense that, you know, I'd stirred the pot up there. And then I went to California as part of that whole Idaho mishap of me not believing in Fauci. And then I left California and went down to Houston. And then Houston, I stirred the pot down there, and, of course, they didn't like what I was sharing and, you know, basically doing. And then I went to Arizona, and same thing happened at Arizona. And it's like, look. You know what? I am never not gonna speak the truth. I am I am always gonna lead with my integrity. And when I believe something's wrong and what just kills me is, you know, over thirty years, I've been a nurse. And what I made sense before, but now because I talk against what they believe in, I'm a conspiracy theorist. What could I possibly know? You know? That's the thing that everybody needs to realize. These brilliant physicians, doctors, nurses, people that have been doing this for for long enough to know what's right, not one person wanted to fight back early on and even now with good common sense. They just took the order. They took the order, and they gave the medicine. They took the order. They didn't question. They didn't critically think. All the things that we're trained to do. And so thank God for all of these people coming together. I even just got connected with my physician that I used to go to when I lived in New Jersey. He apparently is doctor Wax. I'm gonna get him on with the group. And he's he's a a person out there fighting the fight just like we are. We need to pull him into the group and and continue to just build build the volume and the the energy that we have and all the information and all the ways that we can just push back and get people to realize we're speaking the truth. And and people were lied to, and this was nothing short of genocide. Speaker 4: Nothing short of Yeah. Democide even. I call it a democide. Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's true. And I just wanna say if I can jump in. You know, working in bone marrow transplant, that's the thing what Patty's saying. I I love that you are taking care of people in their in their heart, in their mind, and their soul, and bringing that together. You know, in health care, I that's one of the reasons why I'm so adamant about bringing, not just health care workers, but military service members, airline pilots, anybody who was really in that fight, it was mandated, but especially the health care workers. Because here's here's the thing. I was working bone marrow transplant, and we would do good hand washing. These people had no immune system at all. We would give them chemotherapy and radiation and wipe out their system of all immune, immunity. We would tell them good hand washing. Don't swap slobber. You know? Don't kiss on people on the mouth. You know, if you're outside, wear a mask or if, you know, you feel like, you know, you're sick, you know, you can wear a mask. Don't be around sick people. All of that went out the window. It was the epitome of the step for wives. And I can't help but think that if we had had enough of the, I don't know, stand up, speak out, the the nurse throwing their arms over the body of the patient of a a new doctor, forgive me doctors, who, you know, might not know as much as as what they they needed to know. I think we could have moved the ball farther down the line. So that's one of my 100% goals is, you know, never again. You know, if that means I have to go to every hospital and start shaking nurses just kidding. I wouldn't do that. But anyhow, Patty, I just wanted to say God bless you and thank you for doing that because that's one of the biggest things I see is trauma. And I see Oh, yeah. Traumatic stress in the nurses as well because they know now what they're doing. If they didn't know before, they know. Speaker 9: Well, you know, early on, I lost two nurses to suicide, when I was in Idaho and first time again in my career, I had to lay off 400 nurses. Now I will say that I went to a very rich, robust, very, over budget facility that, you know, within the the complex of the the five hospitals up there. I was in charge of one. And as a system up there, we had to lay off 400 nurses. And the thing was the pandemic hadn't even hit up there. And to lose a nurse and know that something's very wrong and to not have anybody listen to you is what really just, again, it rattled me and never realizing what was gonna happen to myself, you know, starting to kinda have that burn inside. I think because I had COVID and because I was so sick, you know, that's what really told me, you know what? I have nothing to lose at this point. You know, there's no greater good than to just make a difference. Right? And so if it means my job, if it means whatever, I'm gonna go ahead and do it. And then when I got down into Houston, same thing happened. Another nurse committed suicide. And I you know, by then I'm in the nurse practitioner program and I was like, you know, we've got to be ready because this is the worst thing that's happened in, I can't even tell you history, that mental health, even for people that let's just say are are not affected as we are, the society and and people are affected, students, kids, teenagers. That's the one thing when I had Chris Boardman on my show who developed this trauma program for, just PTSD and the use of music. It's so very true. These kids are bombarded every day with, you know, drills for, you know, active shooters, drills for this. Their world, their mind is being shaped in such a way. And so for them and for all the people living through whatever trauma these last four years, mental health crisis is at an all time. Yeah. You're right. And we have we have to preserve them. We have to Especially them kids, but, of course, that's why we homeschool. So we're like playing. Yeah. Well and amen to that too. It's just but how do you protect them from society? They've they can go scared and traumatized. So we have to have people strong to fight and fight to preserve their mental safety. And and hopefully that's the difference we can make too. They're getting a lot of profit. Speaker 13: That's that's the thing. They're getting a lot of that propaganda. They hear it over and over and over, you know? Mhmm. And God help, you know, I mean, thank God we should have, we should have mask mandate we should have anti mask mandates in every single school. Speaker 3: Why don't we? I love it. And we just gotta really teach them to think for themselves and be an independent thinker and to question things. You know, kids are just instead of just a rule following I mean, I don't wanna do all kids to break rules, but, I mean, if it doesn't sound right But kids also have to stand up for their kids and be in their kids' business. If you're gonna send them to public school, Speaker 4: know what's happening every day to them. Sit around the dinner table and know what's happening. Know what they're what they're accessing on the computer and on their on their laptop. I mean, you know, my grandkids think they have a a tyrant for a mother because she's like, look. You don't have privacy. You're 10. I like, I'm in your I'm gonna be in your business like my mother was in my business, and I'm gonna know if if you're talking to some I mean yeah. So but we also homeschool. Yeah. Too many parents just wanna be friends with their kids instead of parents. You gotta guard you gotta guard their soul and guard their ears and guard their minds and develop them themselves or somebody else will. And they'll they'll put some some crap in there. They, you know, we you'll find even homeschooling you, you have to scour the, like, my my granddaughter told me that she she told me all about the new words that were put in the dictionary in the last couple months. And I'm like, those are ridiculous words. Like, they were all track words. I'm like, we so we keep the one of those old fashioned big red dictionaries so that, you know, keep your old books and have them read them. Anyway, let's go to, Tracy. Speaker 3: Olive. Olive's your dog. Yes. He's so cute. Tracy and the dog. Speaker 15: Hello, everyone. Speaker 10: Hi. Hello. Speaker 15: One a couple of the things I was thinking as I was listening to everyone speak tonight. The first thing is, I don't remember how it was a few days ago. I don't know if it was epic times or if it was CHD, some article that I read, talking about how, I don't know if it was, the WHO or one of a similar, entity was talking about the next, what did you what did you guys call the next, I I wanna say, x z z x. X. Yeah. X. Okay. Just like this platform. Nice. Okay. Wait. Yep. Okay. That they were saying disinformation and misinformation was their greatest threat. And when I read that article and I saw those words in quotation, I got a little like, my stomach hurt for a second. I am thinking to myself, how do we prepare ourselves for the shutdown that they are preparing for? So you think censorship was bad before? I am pretty sure that they are gonna come at us a thousand times stronger than they did before. And if we are smart, we need to start figuring out a way that we can disseminate information. How are we gonna get information from Scott Miller, from doctor Bain, from, Peter McCullough, from Paul Merrick, from all of the people that we love and trust and we know are true doctors, true healers. We need to have a system. We need to have a plan. We need to have some sort of plan for this. Well, first first of all, Speaker 4: I I think that I think that, alternative media is really becoming bigger than media. This like, over the last four years, it it has alternative media media has grown to the point where I don't even know when we tell our stories on alternative platforms such as like, we were, you know, we were on SG and A. Right? Like, I mean, we got bombarded with more people saw that than I think if we had gone on NBC or whatever because just I I think it's growing and people are no longer people don't trust for what the media says is at an all time low, the the the mainstream media. So I think but I do think that we have to hold mainstream media accountable, but we also have to be able to walk away from platforms that censor us. I don't know why we don't. I mean, here on on X, we can talk about this all day long. Right? We can talk about what's going on. And then, but people are so tied to the platforms that censor them. Speaker 3: It it Yeah. You know, to speak to Tracy's point about how to stay connected, I was on a space last night, hosted by doctor Ben Marble, and he was talking about this exact situation and then that he was setting up Telegram, channels. I think maybe Nooney was on there or somebody was on there that could remember exactly what he was saying. But to go over, what was his bio something, I'll have to I wrote it down. I have to look. Because, yeah, I think the censorship and the shutdowns are really gonna come worse because they know we're on to them. And, hopefully, we've all learned our lesson from the first time around. You know, if it's if a politician's mouth is saying it, you know, if their lips are moving, they're lying. So you have to seek out, other sources. But to stay connected with people in your community and stuff, we're gonna have to be proactive about setting those channels up. Good point, Trace. Yeah. Yeah. And, Speaker 15: the last thing I'll say is, I wanted to tell a little story about my, my general practitioner. So I found her through this group because she, one of the the her, PA found, former feds and, volunteered her as a, support. And, when I saw her name that she was from my state, I reached out to her just because I wanted to know why she was, wanting to be involved. And just finding out that she was a GP and, just wanted to support, you know, what what we all stand for, freedom health freedom and all of that. But here's here's a brief, little synopsis of her story. So, you need to know, first of all, that she was always interested in in in real healing and and alternative methodologies as well as using medication. You know, like, the the combination, integrative medicine, a true healer, and she's been, I think, thirty years, a a a doctor. So, when all this started coming down and everyone all these doctors are are freaking out because they don't know what to do for their patients, she started, you know, exploring and all going online like a lot of you did, like, Cece, you did. You you took a dive right in. She did the same thing, and she found doctor Peter McCullough. And she reached out to him. They became friends, and, they shared information all along the way starting in early twenty twenty. And in, I I wanna say, early twenty twenty one, she and her husband got, COVID. I'm sure it was Delta because it was pretty severe. And they were very sick. And, she knew what to do, but she was, dehydrated and knew that she needed IV fluids. So she took herself to the to the, the hospital, and she told went to the, emergency room, and she told them that she just needed a bag of, IV fluids. And, they gave her that. And after they gave her the fluids, she asked for another because she didn't feel hydrated. She felt better, but she didn't feel hydrated. And they told her no. And she said, why? I'm a I'm a doctor. I know what I need. And they said, we're finding that COVID patients aren't tolerating fluids well. And she knew at that moment what they were trying to do. Like, the light bulb went on. Like, oh my god. Okay. And then within hours, they told her with within, like, an hour, they told her that her oxygen saturation levels had dipped, and she needed to be put on oxygen and put in the ICU. And at that minute right there, she knew what they were planning because she'd heard. She knew that they were about to give her the protocol. They knew that she was unvaccinated. And she told the people in the, emergency room that she couldn't be put on oxygen and put in the ICU because her husband was waiting for her in the parking lot. And that was a total lie, but that lie saved her life. Speaker 4: Wow. Yeah. Wow. That yeah. Exactly. That's Speaker 3: yeah. Wow. Crazy. Speaker 15: She's now my GP, and we definitely share a bond because my husband was murdered by the protocols that almost took a grasp of her and killed her. Wow. Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, why deny fluids like that? I mean, she she as a doctor, she knows what she needs. That's crazy. Speaker 15: And everybody knew that if you're unvaccinated, you're a a prime candidate. And what's the best way to weaken you? Yep. To restrict fluids and and Yep. She saw the writing on the wall. Mhmm. How scary is that? Speaker 3: Yep. Did you watch that remdesivir murders? Speaker 15: No. Speaker 3: No, Cece, but I will. I know. I just I don't know. I warned you. I will. I don't know. Like, it gave me a panic attack. It might not you, but Man, thanks thanks for all that, Tracy. Speaker 4: Yeah. You're welcome. I'm gonna double back to Sonny because I see he's back, and then I'm gonna go Sonny, then, Carolina, Scott, and Turbo Rocket. So Sunny, Carolina, Carolina. Carolina. And I don't have to speak. I'm just here to support you guys. Everybody sent it in all my back channels, and I'm like, yes. Let's go. We need to keep this going. So thank you guys for, you know, like Scott, and then TurboRocket. Speaker 16: Yeah. Hey. Thanks for having me on. Just to start off, Sonny, I'm a signer on the declaration of military accountability. If y'all heard of that, that's not really what I'm here to talk about. I've mentioned, though, mentioned can you just help her? I'll yeah. I'll try to I'll try to, I'll try to get into it. But, anyway, the the way for those of you that know what that is, the way I got involved with that was, I started basically as a, VA employee, and combat veteran, fighting, vaccine mandates when they, you know, pushed out the unlawful mandate. And, when I went to the VA Medical Center and realized that they were using, extreme coercion by the way, the views that I expressed don't represent the Department of Veterans Affairs or US government. They're my personal views. Just get that out of the way. But, at any rate, I ended up fighting it. I ended up working with various nonprofits, and dealing with all kinds of different lawfare and and FOIA efforts and things of that nature for the last several years, and that ended, me up in the network that, and the groups that, started the, declaration of military accountability. And in all the efforts that I've seen, I'm I'm very, very happy with this one, and I'm very optimistic about it. For one, big reason is because, you know, I think we only got, like, 25,000, folks. But I think it's very important that, putting a pen to paper. Why, you know, why was there only 231 of us? For one, you know, we wanted to keep it inside the groups. People we knew, we didn't want it going out and having, you know, deep state figuring out what was going and having something getting away of our efforts, you know, fifth generation more figure. And but also another point is this is important, you know, you if you can't put your your your name on a piece of paper, you know, you're not gonna be able to, you know, fight tyranny. That that's basically the the the idea. So there you know, courage is courageous, and and that was kind of the point that, you know, just kinda showed that, you know, there's a group of folks in the military that were courageous enough to do what was right. And it it's kinda spread, and and that's good. One of the reason I wanted to bring that up, military accountability movement, is because what's needed is something similar in the medical industry. You know? So, I mean, I worked with, like I said, you know, a lot of lawfare, a lot of, you know, void efforts. And, I I was in a VA group of VA employees that were fight that were trying to basically fight the mandate on themselves. A lot of them were health care employees. And one thing that I was always shocked about, and and and I have to be frank, was the awful stories that I heard from the VA doctors and nurses that they would tell in these private groups that never got reported, that never got out. You know? They were terrified, I guess, to say what they needed to say or do what they had to do. Right? Now I I wanna give the them a benefit of the doubt. It's hard for me to do that because, you know, I I I thought this very from the beginning and and and put myself out there especially within my agency. There there's a lot. I mean, I've engaged in significant whistleblower actions and things of that nature. But, you know, I I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt for the health care workers because at this point, you know, I have a hard time, and I have to be a 100% honest with you, and this is from years experience, not seeing the the Veterans Health Administration specifically as a threat to the health and safety of the veterans because of the level of complicity and their failure to basically take a stand. They've been subjected to vaccine mandates for many years, very little resistance. And and and I really don't know how else to fix it. I mean, I've I've got lots of FOIs going out. You know? They had a course called, you know, motivational interviewing for vaccine acceptance. And and and there's a lot of things that confused me, because, I mean, you know, there's, like, 40,000 medical professionals at the VA who requested exemptions to the mandate. Right? And yet, you know, they were still involved in in in the injection of the veterans, and and so many of them agreed with me about, you know, the informed consent failures that were going on. But yet, where who's that? Where are the there there's hundreds of thousands of these VA doctors and nurses. Where are they taking a stand? Why aren't they why isn't anyone standing up? And and and so what I would say is is what's needed is a declaration of accountability in the health care field among especially in that we need to know who is willing to put their pen to paper, put their name on a document, right, that's saying we're not gonna tolerate this tyranny. We're not gonna tolerate this tyranny. I wanna know. And any doctor that I see, any nurse that I see, be it with you the federal government or not, I wanna know if they signed that document. And if not, I don't want their I don't want their participation. You know? And so, you know, like I said, it's, militaryaccountability.net, and basically 231, service members, signed a declaration of accountability, committing to lawfully and all use all lawful and moral means to hold the DOD accountable Yep. Leadership accountable for the crimes that were committed in the unlawful mandate. And so we got a lot of feedback from that, and a petition was created for all the American people, all citizens, right, to to go ahead and sign and support. But if you read the terminology of the petition, it is a commitment from each citizen to do what they can to hold their greater government accountable. And, basically, you know, I speak for myself. I don't speak for everybody else who wrote wrote the petition, but I see it as just a reaffirmation to do your constitutional duty. You sign that document to commit to do everything you can to hold a out of control government accountable, which is your responsibility as a citizen. Yes. And it's very simple. And we just the reason we need to see these, we need to it's very helpful to know that there's 25,000 people in support of the 231 already that are willing to sign that. And I think that in the medical field, such document would have a profound effect fed because I think a lot of these I think a lot of the VA, doctors and nurses, I don't think they're all on the bad side. I just think that they feel isolated, and they don't feel like they have a voice, and they don't feel like they have support. I feel like such a document and being on it might, you know, be helpful to people and help them, you know, take that little action of just putting their pen there, the the name on a document supporting supporting something and that might catalyst into something greater. But sorry. I don't mean to ream No. No. I I I like what you're thinking there because Speaker 4: I I don't somebody put the, the link for the military accountability one in the, in the chat. I I like what you're thinking, your thinking on that is, and I think you're I think you're right. I mean, if I'm not mistaken, there were quite a few, active, service members that signed the military accountability one. Correct? Speaker 16: Yeah. Just on that, let me let me, tell you a little story about kind of what we have to deal with and, you know, just why I'm concerned about the government in general. My agency, my particular department, opened up an employee engagement program. Okay? And it was, it was a it was a forum, and I'd already been basically working with groups, for years. And one thing that always got on my mind, I was like, why are these other employees not calling things out, like, you know, for example, the failure to inform veterans that, you know, that were injured by the vaccine, that they're, entitled to compensation or eleven fifty one 10 o 38 u USC eleven fifty one, it's we all know that there's a very little known law. Right? Or or another example is when they come out with policies that, you know, obviously obscure vaccine injuries under other provisions of service connection. And, you know, nobody, I've talked to that's within my agency is able been able to challenge me on the merits of that. It it is acknowledged. It's a fact. It's right there. It it effectively covers up vaccine injuries. You've got a policy that effectively covers up vaccine injuries, on on all the, service members that have been injected, and mandated to take the shot. It there's so much going on. And so, like, just go into they open up this employee engagement program just to tell you guys a little story, and I'll and I'll and I'll cut it from there just about how bad this is. Right? And so I'm like, oh, and they call and it's a they call it a team channel. Like, it's called Scuttlebutt, believe it or not. And they say, hey. This is for free flow discussion. We're not having enough conversation. So I'm like, okay. I'm gonna take this opportunity. So I take a bunch of my freedom of information at request. I take a bunch of peer reviewed journals showing vaccine harms. I show them, you know, basically, I had data showing, hundreds of VA employees that had had to file workers' compensation claims specifically due to COVID nineteen vaccines. I brought in some of the, you know, stuff from the what they did with your religious exemptions, and I just started dropping the foibles. They shut down the entire employment engagement program within the first hour, of me doing that. It was all because of what I did. They shut down. They they come in and invited free flow discussion. Right? And they were so concerned about what I was trying to share with my other coworkers that they shut the entire employee engagement program down. Right? And and, you know, it it went so far as to I said, okay. Well, that's a that's an infringement on my free speech, you know. And so I'm like, well, they delete the, they deleted the the, the channel. And so I said, I'm gonna file a grievance with the union. Right? And so I file agreements with the union and and and basically, they stall for months because one thing I said, only thing I I said I wanted, I said, just go ahead and have the IT department pull that team's chat and watch what I posted and see if they can explain why they shut down the channel. Right? And so months and months and months went by and, they they made, you know, very little attempts to get the IT thing done and then they closed the ticket and then they shut down and they closed out my grievance, okay, without ever collecting the evidence. Well, you know, the union wouldn't arbitrate and, you know, obviously, guess what? You know? Within the within the VA, you guys don't aren't aware with it or of this, you know, all the VA employees were sitting there with the you know, this is like this pretty much crossfit of our government. But they were, like, waiting on, oh, what are we gonna do when this mandate come along? They went to the union. The union says, you know, oh, there's no legal way we could fight this, you know. There's no possible legal remedy to this. And, of course, you know, Feds for Medical Freedom hits the injunction within the first month on the arguments and and, you know, the judge says, you know, it's likely to have, you know, imminent harm on the, employees, so we have to shut it down and basically, we felt like we were gonna win on the merits. But, you know, the union with all their lawyers, well, you know, they just have to, you know, basically say there's no argument and subject all the boys to it. But anyway, I don't wanna keep going on with it, but, just kind of an example of, you know, you know, the kind of censorship that goes on with even in, you know, the agencies and the federal government. We got a real mess on our hands. We do. I agree. Speaker 4: I agree. Man, I always learn something when you're when you come on, I always learn. So I think I know it all, and then I learned something from you. Yeah. Thanks for that. Hang around. People are gonna probably have questions for you. Turborocket, you are next because I don't see Scott. Speaker 17: Well, very cool. My name is Chris, and I'm very excited to be talking to you guys. My background is I've been a nursing home administrator for almost fifteen years in Texas. And early on, we had COVID cases, and I had to deal with CMS, HHSC, local. So we went through a bunch of that. Anyway, you know, so I really kinda caught COVID from that angle. And I think a lot of the caregivers here will relate. About a year in, we kinda figured, things are kinda we know kinda what we're doing, except, I mean, we'd already broken so many fuck I'm sorry. So many rules. We had extra statutorily locked people out of nursing homes. We had the testing wasn't right, that none of it made sense, and the story kept changing. Anyway, I don't wanna get bogged down. I don't wanna talk too long, but I just wanna say But I I was fairly you know, I thought I was pretty hip to the COVID thing, and then, you know, '21 comes around. Right? In September 21, my dad, we all got COVID. We were all fine, and then he got super sick. We and I called the ambulance, and he goes to the hospital. And, like, every one of you guys went through, shit. It was the weirdest thing ever. There was failure to obtain consent. There was failure to notify. They wouldn't let us in. They threatened us with arrest. And and before long and then my dad was getting better, and then all of a sudden, he's dead. And it was and it went so I guess, you know, I to each and every one of you, however you've been harmed, I do understand. My dad was my absolute hero, and I have been awash in just despair since then. However, I just wanted to say, hearing my, and COVID memory project, she you guys have talked to me, and I've talked to you. I need to put the but you guys give me so much hope, and I want you to know I'm just gonna advocate. I have a lot of doctors I've talked to because, you know, I hire doctors, and I know some really good ones who fought the Texas medical board on this stuff. I'm calling them. They gotta talk to y'all. I've got I just wanna advocate because I as a as a health care provider and now listen, man. I don't even know what I'm gonna do now because they're trying to fire up the COVID stuff again, and I'm seeing them disappear on referrals from the hospital. And I just can't hardly Speaker 3: I just 70 you know? Anyway, so We need to send you some bracelets, and you've had a bracelet on every single one of your people that live in that Where are you in Texas? Speaker 17: I'm in Dallas Fort Worth. Turbo North? I am I'm in Dallas Fort Worth as well. Yeah. My dad yeah. Why wouldn't it be here at the VA and everybody I mean, you know, this health care, we all work for the same people. Right? I mean, it's amazing. But and and also, I'm so anyway, so I yes. God. I'm in I'm in Arlington. Yeah. I'm in Flint now. Yeah. And I grew up I grew up in Allen and I grew up what's that? How many people are in your nursing home? Well, I got fired two weeks ago for nonsense over a license. However, I'm an interim guy. Generally, I have a 100 to a 150. So when we started COVID, our patient load went from a 100 down to 60. Hospital nonsense. Anyway, so no. I was most recently Families taking people home. Sorry. My wife is also she works in nursing homes. Yeah. We and and Speaker 3: We need to get some remdesivir. No remdesivir, bracelets on your page on your, people that live in your home. Speaker 4: You're breaking up. He's breaking up. Put a ice pack under your phone. That happens when it's heated up. Yeah. Yep. I appreciate you guys. Thank you. Appreciate you. Speaker 2: Thank you for coming, sir. Thank you. Speaker 4: And if you if you wanna team up with us, go just send me an email or go to, c h b m p dot org slash is it volunteer or join? I don't know. But if you go up Speaker 17: at I will. I I I'll look it up. I I I know that. I'll I'll I'll look at the website, and I'm I'll, save all you guys. I'll figure it out. I'll make sure to contact whatever we can do. My mom's a legal nurse. I mean, this is Yeah. She's Speaker 4: in And we're in RN, BS and RN hospital. I mean, we we we're in the fight, baby. Yeah. We we we have a citizen task force that that is all victims and whistleblowers and and just people who who I think we've got about a 160 people that have joined to date, and, Speaker 17: we'd love to hear that. Well, you'll you'll have one you'll have one more tomorrow. Yeah. I promise. Thank you, guys. All of you. Alright. Fill that out, and I'll connect with you. Yes, ma'am. Speaker 4: Alright. Patty, you had your hand up. I'm sure you got a question. Speaker 9: Yeah. I did. I I wanted to comment on on what Sunny was asking. And I think if I was hearing you correctly, you were kinda wondering, you know, what is it that, you know, so many nurses and doctors just, you know, didn't or wouldn't or couldn't fight back. And while I would say, you know, we've heard about a fair amount of people that had spoken out, one of the things that's so unique about this, and I kinda go back to several examples in my career, you know, fighting the AIDS epidemic. The doctors, the nurses were never looked at as you must do this or you will lose your job. And the the information that came out to take care of patients back then was sort of one of support. And they would throw the kitchen sink at things. So they weren't restricted and limited to follow the guidance. Another example, you know, I was in Vegas when we had the Vegas shooting, and the the crazy part about that example is that it was a crisis in the moment. We opened up our emergency, you know, command centers, and every hospital went into disaster mode. And it's like a fight or flight syndrome, just like if you can imagine when you react to something quickly and it's fight or flight. While we were out there and we were fighting and all these hospitals were working independently fighting, we got to pick and choose what we did because we were saving lives. And doctors and nurses made independent decisions and didn't worry about, you know, protocols or doing something wrong. I had nurses that would go from OB, went down to the ED because we had cars coming in, trucks coming in, and people were just falling out of vehicles looking to save their lives. You fast forward to this pandemic, and it brewed. It was it was slow motion. It was planned. I think I told some folks I saw that video two zero one back in March 2020. So I saw it very early on, and not many people had seen it. And I said holy shit, this is going to be something that people are going to be led by fear. And when you have fear for their lives, so doctors and nurses they didn't know what they were up against, they were afraid first something was going to happen to them. But then when the guidance, as they put it, came out literally every single day it was like hot off the wire. We would get pages and pages from the CDC that we would have phone calls, video conferencing on that we would meet three and four or five times a day, seven days a week. We had to report data every hour on what was coming in the ED, what the signs and symptoms were, what we were doing, were we following the protocol, were we following those steps. And when you talk about the staff and the physicians, it was coming as a a directive, a dictated mandate. Do not deviate from this protocol. This is a CDC protocol. If you do not adhere and follow to these protocols, your job will be terminated. So you have fear about getting sick and not knowing, and then you have fear about losing your job as a primary care provider for your family. And that's what started to, like, boil the ocean that no one wanted to speak out against it because it had brewed and propelled, you know, from January 2020 right up into March, and it was programmed. It was programmed and so beautifully orchestrated in a bad way, right, that everyone was afraid to speak out early on. But then here's what happened to those resistors. As they started to start to ask questions or, like myself, say, you know, this doesn't make sense because prior to all this, I had been an OR nurse. And, you know, the whole thing I think I shared with some of you guys before about, you know, aseptic technique and what happened with AIDS, and it really came down to good hand washing because the whole mask thing is just a bunch of nonsense. You know, you contaminate yourself the minute you put the mask on. But it was the programming of people and the fear of, well, am I gonna be the odd one to speak out? And in the hospitals, at least all the places I had been, staff would talk privately and quietly. And as the days and weeks went on, they started to say, this doesn't make sense. My patient's not getting better. Oh, yeah. But don't say that out loud or they'll fire you. And and that became the undercurrent of a lot of people. And, really, what happened was I mean, it's very hard for a staff nurse or an independent physician to speak up because, you know, we've seen what's happened to some of them losing their license, go to the medical board. I mean, I applaud doctor Mary Talleyboudin because, you know, that's what every physician should have done, you know, and and all the other ones. But then even as it went on, I will tell you this too. We would have staff that would stop wearing masks. In administration, we were told you can you don't have to wear your masks in here because there's not really many people. But if someone from the outside comes in, make sure you put your mask on. And then we would go out to the floor, and if the staff weren't wearing the masks, which many of them weren't, no one knew because all the patients' family members were restricted. And all the patients were basically, you know, kept in their rooms, so the staff didn't have masks on in many of the locations. But if, you know, certain people came through, you know, especially because we had our quality department and infection control department, they would report out, you know, Fifth Floor didn't have their masks on. And they were threatened with losing their jobs for not complying. So fear was a very powerful motivating factor for people in in many of those situations. And while I don't agree and say it's right, you know, I think so many people, just like the six foot rule, so many people were individually isolated that there just wasn't a a consensus of an entire med surg department stepping up and speaking out. I think it was the first group, the hospital down at Methodist, where the nurses said, I'm not gonna get vaccinated. And then look what they did. They held them to task. They fired them, and these these nurses lost their jobs for for however long and had to find other ways of being employed. So I just wanted to kinda let you know that's from, you know, the perspective of what I see, because it it was like me. Like, how come I couldn't be a bigger voice? Anything I said or spoke about, I was either told, you know, you better be quiet or you're gonna lose your job or I did and got moved on to somewhere else in the organization. So it was it was very, it was just, you know, we were in a, disaster mode from March 20 or from March 2020, really, all the way through to, I would say, probably December 2022 going into 2023. And the people that were empowered, that that's what became their their living and breathing thing. The more they brought the guidance forward from the CDC, the more powerful they became in the organizations of the hospitals. And people used to go to them for, you know, all that information. And so it's very difficult to speak out against an infectious disease doctor because aren't they supposed to be the ones that have all the information, at least in a in an infectious situation like this? So that's just some of the background of what I saw. I thought that would just be helpful for you, Sunny. Speaker 16: Yeah. Can I respond to that? I thought that was very helpful, and I I appreciate you, pointing that out, especially because, basically, what you're describing to me is is a close ambush from a former infantry guy, close ambush, and and and a lot of fear going on. And, you know, early on, none of us really knew what was going on. And, you know, like I said, I I mean, you know, I work in a job where, I mean, I adjudicate, you know, claims. Right? So I'm a adjudication guy. Right? So, VA claims, I adjudicate them. And and so I I see a lot what goes on with the medical records, and I see a lot of the things that, kinda happen within that sphere within the medical, within the medical field. So, I mean, I I'm a little bit jaded, from what I see. But, I mean, like I said, I I mean, I'm I'm a reasonable person, and I can definitely see the situation. But let me ask you. What about now? So, like, at the let's let's get the VA health care workers, for example. Like, they're still mandated to take a COVID nineteen vaccine. Can you tell me and just any daughters in here. Could somebody explain to me the basis of a COVID nineteen vaccine mandate on medical professionals at that point? What is the, what's the rationale for that? Speaker 3: Are you Of the Speaker 9: Yeah. I'm not sure what you're asking as far as what's the rationale for the mandate just because it's, you know, it's it's the directive through the CDC and the WHO that, you know, everyone will comply. Speaker 16: Won't get no. But I'm asking the question. I'm asking, what is the rationale for mandating the risk of taking the COVID nineteen vaccine on a medical professional given that it does not prevent transmission, it's not really proven to prevent severe disease. But even if it was Mhmm. To prevent disease, that still wouldn't be in the level of rationale. So Mhmm. So what is the basis of Speaker 14: Well, you're right. It's brainwashing. Speaker 16: It's not Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying is is Yeah. And here's what I'm saying. Yeah. Totally agree. You know, they're trying to get the Kool Aid. A lot of them know that okay. So they're they're drinking the Kool Aid, you know, and but let let let's just go with this. Right? Mhmm. So a lot of them understand. Alright? So, like, at the VA, on the mandate, there's, like, hundreds of thousands of, VA employees that are health care professionals. Right? But, you know, 40,000 of them requested exemptions. Right? Mhmm. Do you know that they only fired, like, six people, and and those were not really I mean, they were not it was kind of a, like, a show firing. Right? There were people that had religious most of them had their they just had their religious exemption held in abeyance for years and years while they kind of put pressure on them just to see what they would break, and then they ended up moving them jobs, then they just ended up staying where they were at. That's normally the story. The VA somebody requested a religious exemption. The VA said, oh, you know, you're you're gonna, you know, you're gonna they we're not gonna process it. First, we're gonna we're gonna deny your exemption because you're a threat, then we're gonna say, oh, we're gonna move you here. We're gonna move you there. Keep the pressure on. Then in the end, they end up granting the the exemption, and they stay where they're working. It like, just slow pressure and and and and nothing there. But the problem is is that you have all these folks here's what I see. I see 40,000 medical professionals that know that they shouldn't or feel that it isn't right to be doing the shot, yet they're participating, okay, and not speaking out against it being pressured on other folks. And so one of my biggest concerns and what I see, you know, even if you're kind of, in the, we're we're talking about while you're in the fog of war. Okay? People make mistakes in the fog of war. But now that we have clarity, you know, we can talk about, you know, informed consent issues. Mhmm. You know, there's a lot that these, health care professionals that were involved in this that have to provide, but where are they coming out and saying, okay. Listen. There was a massive informed consent failure. We pressured these people. You didn't none of these people got informed consent. You know? That's that's what that has to happen. You know? You know? This we were put under pressure. Look. They used, you know, the propaganda, they push it out. The the the the, disease was never as dangerous as they, made it out to be. They used fear tactics to get to pressure people. We we denied informed consent in almost every area of informed consent. You know? I mean, these things are the things that I'm like I'm like, okay. So we have the fog of war situation. People made mistakes. They did things under pressure. Right? But that now we're now we're out of the fog of war. We see what's going on. We have all these experienced medical professionals that saw all the problems are, and why aren't they coming out and, you know, saying we're never gonna let this happen again and exposing all the corruption, exposing it all. That's that's what I wonder. Speaker 14: Can I respond to that? Can I just Speaker 4: oh, go ahead, Scott? Speaker 14: So okay. Go ahead. Speaker 13: Oh, no. I was just I I'm I'm I'm muting my mic. I'll let you go. Speaker 14: So couple things. You know, previously, some when the and I apologize. We're in the middle of nowhere right now, so it's spotty service. It wasn't hard to speak out. It was super easy to speak out. The repercussions of speaking out weren't great. But, for me, I felt like it was my absolute duty, especially in in context of what I was seeing happening to the kids in my you know, in my practice. The repercussions of it, why aren't why aren't you know, if everyone or if a third of the practitioners would speak out, then we could make some movement. But the the penalties for doing it are so harsh. I mean, there's a number of people dealing, former feds, but there's some people that know part of our story. But, I mean, we had to flee the state in the middle of the night. I had to shut down another practice, to prevent, you know, felony charges and jail time after they took two practices and bankrupted us. We lived in tents since April 2020 in our backyard, and lost everything. So would I do it again? Sure. Maybe maybe more aggressively, because I feel like I wasn't as vocal as I could have been. But there's a really good reason that they don't. The penalties are very harsh. I should should they? Absolutely. I think we have an absolute moral and and ethical and medical obligation to to speak out against this. And if more if enough people did, there would be protection. But it's still just I mean, it's almost the same handful of people across the country are doing it. It's growing. But from a practitioner standpoint, you know, they you know, just the legal the impact of the legal bills and the death threats and, you know, whatever. I mean, I don't care about that part, but it's it's pretty punishing. And, like, I can suck it up. It's not that big of a deal. But the impact on my kids, my wife, pretty brutal. It's it's harsh. So there's a reason, that that people aren't that practitioners aren't speaking out. Especially for me, I was just just a nobody in Southwest Washington that decided to take it on, and I had no backing. I had nobody. I had nothing. It was just, I mean, god's god's protection over our family and my patients and practice. But it's it's easy to say why aren't more people standing up until you have the wrath of the state and their full resources coming down on you. It's it's pretty apt. Speaker 4: It it is. And that, you know, I was saying earlier, Scott, that, yeah, we need more people with that kind of moral courage, and I get it. It's not easy. I mean, Speaker 8: they Speaker 14: Well, and it's not supposed to be easy. I mean, I still say, like, we're still in easy times compared to what's coming down the pike. This is this is easy. Yeah. It's it's diabolical, but this is easy compared to what the agenda is. Yeah. Speaker 4: I mean yeah. That's that's true. I mean, it's it's I still find it very hard to be persecuted, like, even when as I, you know, look at Huckleberry possibly going to prison for saving me. It's like, I I don't think it'll happen. I think at the end of the day that he won't go to court. Right? But it's very you know, I worry. I worry because we live in a crazy world where right is wrong and wrong is right. And, you know, there was a time when people would be considered heroes for doing these kinds of things. Right? You would be, you know, a hero, but we live in backwards land. And, you know, it's just but yeah. Speaker 14: Well and they they have the power. You know? When when my attorney when I ask two attorneys saying you have to leave the state, don't tell anybody, like, just get your family out of the state immediately, I was like, really? Like, I mean, like, what are you, an idiot? Like, did you just did you not just see what happened to you and what they did? And I was like, yeah, that was that was pretty messed up. And they're like, Scott, it's not messed up. It's it's how they chose to go about, like, the permanent revocation and the influence on the district judge. They're like, you have no power at this point, obviously. But but they're like, the next step is is prison. Like, you will go to jail if you don't, like, shut up and get out of state. And I'm like, well, I'm not gonna shut up. And the tenant, like, well, wait. Really? Like, okay. So, you know, it was it's not funny, but it's sort of, and it's comical Right. I get it. In in that context. But but, but you're you're right where I mean, you know, I've seen like, have spending August August '20 from August 2020 through, you know, say, December 2023, watching the manipulation of truth and how they like, the defamation and just, you know, just trying to destroy my my professional reputation and character and and the manipulation of truth. It's they're it's it's it's fascinating. I'm I'm in awe of what they're able to do Oh, yeah. To try and take the exam. Speaker 4: And and not even, like, the sheer number of lives you've saved. Right? Like, the the not even to balance, you know, I to balance those scales. Right? Like, I mean, it's just your your whole your whole everything that's happened to you is a travesty of justice. Right? Everything. Speaker 14: Well and that's where I mean, it's like a you know, it's like let go and let God, and I kinda make fun of it. I don't make fun of it, but it's it wasn't something that I chose. I mean, it literally wasn't. It was like, okay. God's got this, and he gave us manna. I mean, we had nothing, and yet we lacked for, like, in the basics, you know, like, basics of living. Like, when a tree branch fell on our kids' tent, thank god we were gone, somebody donated a new tent. Like, that's super cool. I mean, like, there are so many miracles that we've like, we've watched God move in our lives in so many incredible ways and and continue to help people that I don't I don't know that, like, to to have chosen differently and not been able to experience the relationship, like, that growth relationship with God and seeing how he literally truly in what other people would consider just, you know, just a travesty of injustice and blah blah blah, all this stuff. But we we got to watch God care for us and and lean on him, and it it's it's been amazing. Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 14: Scary, but amazing. Speaker 4: I bet. I mean, I've I do believe history will speak kindly about you, Scott, and I certainly am better off for knowing you. So and I I'm looking forward to seeing you in Oklahoma City. Ditto on that. I'm gonna gonna be there with Huckleberry. So looking forward to giving you a hug. Speaker 8: So let's go to Speaker 4: I wanna go to, Heidi really quick, and then we'll go to then I think McMeow and Sunny have their hands up. So, Heidi, California, CHBMP, our street team's leader. Tell us what you've been up to in California. You gotta take yourself off mute. Speaker 7: Heidi. Speaker 4: Okay. Let's go to let's go to McMeow, and then we'll try it back to Heidi before we go to Sunny. So Mick Speaker 13: I'll I'll keep this really short and sweet because, I've gotta get back to, running like a rabbit. But I wanted to just kind of respond to, Sunny and respond to kinda some of the health care. You know, I worked in health care, you know, twenty eight years I practiced, and one of the things that was very dramatic that I saw was the shift in health care. Back in the, early nineties, when I got into nursing, it was very patient centric. There was a lot of patient advocacy. There was a the duty to do no harm, was the the biggest thing. That was what, you know, I I really saw and sunk my teeth into in, working, and I worked mostly oncology clinical trials. I did get an adrenaline and do some cardiothoracic for a while. But what I saw in the shift was we got, you know, you know, like, electronic health care, but then we started shifting to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Now they didn't call it DEI, but you could see the shift. And the more I saw the shift, the more I started noticing too that the people who were coming out of health care after me, and I'm not trying to be, mean or or nasty about it. But the people that I saw who came out, they were very, pliable in their thinking. You could tell that they had really bought into a lot of the propaganda and the narrative of, everything that was being put out there. And what was being put out there was that health care was becoming very dictatorial. We had more administrators than we had health care workers, and you would do and we would be told things like, you know, we couldn't we we couldn't do this. We couldn't do that. We we had to make sure that, you know, you you, spoke to their gender or you had to you know, I mean, it was just it was a very overwhelming sense that no longer was the patient important. The bureaucracy was important. The the administration was important. Health care was for health care. It was no longer for the patient. And so one of the things I saw as we were going into COVID was that diversity, equity, inclusion, not even necessarily the racism of it or the, you know, the, you know, all the different things that they would talk about for gender affirmation and all of that. But it was in that thinking of that, I I have to believe what the what the administrator tells me. I have to believe what the, you know, the the the hospital tells me. They they bought into all of that. And so when COVID came around, I worked with, of course, I was in a teaching hospital. They were a very younger group of people. No longer were they people like me who had been in for twenty eight years and were steeped in patient advocacy. They were steeped more in themselves or I don't know. I the hip hop generation. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be offensive to anybody, but it they were like little sheeping. They just followed along whatever they were told. So when they were told, you better get that shot, they rolled up their sleeves and they did it. And it was that indoctrination, brainwashing, that transformation of thinking no longer I think it was Patty who said the critical thinking went away. There was no critical thinking. It was you tell me and I will do it, marching in step, and nobody questioned. It was the Stepford Wives Movement, and I was dumbfounded by it. And let me just say this, and then I'll I'll wrap it up. One of the things that I saw because people were being locked out, you know, a family member's advocacy was gone, and I could tell. Patients were flipping scared, and the nurses were, more concerned about themselves or the Cardi b, newest, you know, video that was coming out or, I don't know, you know, whether Britney and and, you know, whoever her newest boyfriend were having issues, they were more concerned about that. And I'm sorry. I don't mean to be offensive, but that's what I saw. And, so one of the things, is I kept saying, we've gotta do something. We've got to inform these family members. We've got to bring them information. And they were so they they were so blind by the fact that they were involved in their own bureaucracy, their own whatever you wanna call it, administrative glass house on the hill, that they actually referred me back to the fact that they were the most diverse, equitable, inclusive facility, and the white sorority girls weren't needed anymore. Now that's the kind of health care we've got going on here. That's the kind of health care that we've got running around. We've got these little little sheep in who are running around. And let me just say this. When we had any transgender bills up in the Galleria and and they were saying you had to be 18 before, you know, you turned a pole into a hole, forgive me, but, you know, it was full of all these white coats in their huge pride necklaces and screaming and yelling and hollering for their rights that were being taken away, and they had their pride masks on. Now listen. If you're, you know, if you're transgender or whatever, I don't care. But if you're in the in the medical profession and that's what you're more concerned about is that you can turn a boy into a girl or a girl into a boy, and that's what you're concerned about, you're you know, I I've seen doctors who walked out of, you know, in services because they were talking about, you know, the the rights of the child and but they were for abortion. They didn't wanna hear that. If that's what you're more concerned about, then they're gonna roll up their sleeve and they're gonna take that shot, and they're gonna raise up their arm and walk in lockstep because they have been brainwashed. And I'll stop with that. Speaker 3: I still can't believe they called you a white sorority girl. I mean, what is what is your race or anything have to do with it? I mean, it's just sickening. Speaker 13: Exactly. My jaw dropped to the ground, and, you know, I was in amazement because all I wanted to do was help the family members and help the patients who were scared out of their mind. Okay. I'll shut up with that. Thank you. God bless you all. Thank you so much for having this forum. Thanks. Speaker 4: Let's see. Let's go to Sunny. You had your hand up. Speaker 16: Yeah. Well, that was just an awesome response. I really you know, what you just described was very similar that happened, you know, to the medical care industry. It it's very similar to the cultural warfare that's been that's got the military in the situation it is right now very similar. So I don't wanna, you know, keep going, but it was just you you said it very eloquently and you pointed out out all the problems. You know, so, I mean, I guess what we just look forward to is, like, you know, it's like like I said, it's like I look at just the VA, for example, and I look at it in this situation. It's like, oh, wow. Is is it is it doing more harm than it does good at this point? And I'm like, you know, well, I mean, I I I would rather, you know, I would rather see it fixed. I don't wanna see it broken. I mean, people rely on health care. I mean, we want to be able to trust our doctors and our health care professionals. And I don't wanna say that they're you know? My point is not to make the accusation that they are untrustworthy. I can I can see that this is generations now? We're basically, you know, incremental cultural warfare that is now taking root. And, well, we're we're stuck with it. We a lot of us were complacent. We're all guilty of it, to some degree or another. I don't want to see, the daughters that stand up be destroyed. Like, the example that was just mentioned earlier, it's a hero movement, but this kind of courage needs to be supported. And, like, I think that what I I just wanna go back on what I said earlier from the example of the military accountability. We really need to see a declaration of medical accountability. We really need to have a list, website, where doctors from across the spectrum and nurses can put their name, okay, on a piece of paper. We need ethical lawyers to commit to backing them up and protecting them, and we need to get this thing moving. We need to, you know, kinda develop our networks a little bit better and just make it where we can, bring up, you know, the public end to see what's going on, who's on the list, who's on you know, if you're going to see your daughter, is your daughter signed up on that declaration? So we're gonna have to fight back. We're gonna have to get organized. And I think a big start on it, the resistance is really just the the people who are willing to put their name on the paper. But really, honestly, it's gonna take, and what I would just recommend is that, within your networks, within your medical professionals, you know, get a get a couple 100 brave individuals to get that going, see some lawyers, write it up, and then post it and ask for support, start a petition just like the military accountability did, open up a website, and just go from there, and just start with that action. Because, really, honestly, we we can't you know? I mean, it it it's a huge risk. That's obvious, but doing nothing is a bigger risk. We're we're about to lose everything. So, I really do appreciate everybody that's in this resistance. My intent is not to point fingers at anybody. Really, I just want to, turn things around, and thank you all. Buddy. Thanks, Sonny. Speaker 4: Alright. Heidi. I see you're back. We're gonna go Heidi and then Miriam. Take off your mute Speaker 3: and Thank you, Sunny. Speaker 18: Can you hear us? Can you hear me? Speaker 3: Yeah. Oh, yeah. Go Speaker 18: ahead. Oh, hi. Okay. Yes. I wanted to, quickly tell you guys thank you so much for what you're doing. Thank you, doctor Scott Miller, for everything you do, putting everything on the line to basically save humanity. I wish I would have known you when my best friend, Lupe Espinosa, went into the hospital because she would be alive today if I have if I knew that you're available for us to reach out to. The sad reality is though that we didn't even presume. It it never would dawn on us in a zillion years that the hospital that we know, that we trusted, that, our kids were born in, etcetera, is now a venue for death there. We everybody was just basically blindsided. Yes. And this is happening throughout the nation, and we really need to bring attention to it because it's still currently happening today. Speaker 4: So, yeah, talk talk a little bit about what you've been doing in California. Speaker 18: Yes. So since there's a complete media blackout on truth regarding surrounding the hospital COVID death protocol, the only tool that Us citizens have available is to take poster boards or signs and stand out in front of the hospitals and warn people that the hospital COVID protocol is killing people. So that's what we've been doing here locally, and, what we've been doing here has been spreading across the nation slowly. But slowly, people are starting to realize that our elected officials aren't gonna come to the rescue. Lawyers aren't gonna come to the rescue. Our court system isn't gonna come to the rescue. Our police, our elected officials. Right. Nobody's gonna come to the rescue. So the only tool we have at this current moment is to bring awareness to this issue to save lives. Speaker 4: I agree. Nobody's coming to save us. We we have to save ourselves. Speaker 18: We we really do. And, Gail, that is absolutely horrific. Your husband is a national hero and icon because he did what we all wish that we could have done, that we we would have known, you know, that we needed to do. I mean, he literally saved you from the grips of death. And now you're saying he's looking at prison day? That that is not the America I know. Speaker 4: Oh, it's not the America that he, served his country to protect. Like, I mean, you know, it that's the saddest thing about it is, man, he loves his country. Speaker 18: He loves Yeah. You know what? It ponders the question. Who is running this country? Who's running this country when our US citizens are being murdered in the hospitals? And you can prove this on so many different levels. When they were using hydroxychloroquine, fourteen out of sixteen people were surviving that once the remdesivir was introduced. People were dying in mass. Many respiratory therapists can, lay witness to that. The US has five percent of the global population, yet we have the highest death rate here because of the remdesivir and the hospital COVID protocols. They are literally murdering American citizens. Yeah. And it's still occurring in the hospitals to date. Everybody do not go in the hospitals, any hospital across the nation to be treated for COVID, it is suicide. Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean and and quite honestly, if you're this is what I would do, and and this is just me. We did this, and I tell my family to do this. Some everybody's like, oh, well, I got a good doctor or whatever. Ask your doctor. How will you if I get COVID, how will you treat me? If it is anything other than the frontline doctor's protocol with the ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and budesonide, the things that we know worked, the staple drugs. Don't go to that doctor for anything. Change doctors. I mean, you your doctor's part of the problem. I mean, we it's it's really important to have the right the the right medical care. I mean, especially, it my did this with my sister. Her doctor would give her Paxlovid. Like, okay. Get a new doctor. I mean, get more. Speaker 18: Exactly. We we have to we have to have all arsenals at hand in order to treat ourselves. We need to have that ivermectin available. We need to have the hydroxychloroquine. Yeah. Get on Craigslist. Get an oxygen concentrator, people, because the health of our family is in our hands. We cannot depend on this medicine. Speaker 4: What was that? Okay. Speaker 18: I don't know. Yeah. I I absolutely agree. I I totally agree with you. Well Yeah. I mean, doctor Brian Ardis said you you could obtain, you know, these medications for old age chemist. So a lot of people have, you could obtain them through frontline doctors. Yep. And do you Speaker 4: know of more? Yeah. Doc, I mean, doctor Bain is doc intheloop.com, Scott mill Miller Wellness. There's a whole I mean, I think the wellness center, my free doctor.com, All Day Chemists, doctor, doctor McCullough always talks about all day chemist. Yeah. There's a there's a lot of them. And so, Speaker 18: yes. And, you know, people need to know to have a dozen on hand. You could get that from day chemist. Have a nebulizer. Get a nebulizer in your home. You know, it's sad when, you know, the citizens have to take it upon their selves to treat themselves and make sure they don't die, our government has left the people no choice. Yeah. We cannot depend on our hospitals anymore to treat us for COVID. Speaker 4: Yep. I agree. Well, I appreciate everything you're doing in California, Heidi. Speaker 18: Thank you. And the whole nation appreciates everything you're doing, Jenna. Thank you. Thank you. Speaker 4: Alright. We're gonna go to Miriam and then Allegra. Miriam, you're up. Speaker 12: Hi, everyone. I just wanted to, talk a little bit about, or address what Scott Miller said and Sunny said. Scott alluded to the fact that much worse things are coming, and that for me, that directly ties into what's gonna happen in May with the international health regulations dependent treaty. That is that is their the machine's permission to absolutely implement disease x, Marburg, Ebola, you know, the public health emergency, the thing that's, you know, secretary, Visera signed through 2028 Yeah. Ebola and Marburg. It truly is a global agenda, and it is filtering straight down through every nation and particularly here in The US because the hospital systems follow exactly what comes from the CDC, and CDC is following exactly what comes from the WHO and the UN. Explain what you're talking about for people who aren't aware Speaker 4: about May, about what happens in May. Speaker 12: Yeah. About May. Okay. So that I'm exactly accurate, and I'm gonna pull up all my sub stats. Okay? The WHO has something called a pandemic agreement. And, basically, what it is is it is a it is a set of international health regulations that allow the WHO to be able to say to every country, okay, the signing countries, 194 of them, I believe, that they will dictate exactly what the emergency response is under any declared pandemic worldwide. And they will tell your governments, and specifically here in The US, that's the HHS, what policy will be, and it will filter down through the systems, the hospital systems, exactly as COVID did. Okay? And they're not shy about it. They this is exactly what they're saying. And that's going to it's scheduled to be ratified in May 2024. It's going to give the WHO unprecedented powers over all the member nations, and it's gonna remove any existing human right restrictions. It is a de facto one world government that is going to rule through health regulations. Okay? I did post this subject so that you can read about it. What I wanted to say to, Harry was he was saying we need to do this, healthcare declaration, healthcare, and have people sign. I think one of the best persons that we as an organization could enlist in this process would be Doctor. Meryl Mass. Okay? Because she is writing in-depth about this. She has given, testimony before Congress and also before the International COVID Summit, the third one. And there is a video in my substack of her talking about what the implications of this is. And I think that, if you read that, it will help you really understand what's about to happen. And if the only way we're gonna be able to fight back is well, there's two ways. Grassroots like Heidi was talking about because we have to save lives now, on the grassroot levels. And then from the top down, the only way I think we're gonna make inroads is, with someone like her her who has a national and international presence. She her history is that she actually was involved in the anthrax issues where, military people were being forced to be injected. My brother was in the military then when that was happening. She was also around when the Steven Hatfield thing was going on where they were trying to figure out who sent anthrax to the mail, to the White House, etcetera, etcetera. So she's very well versed. And, anyway, I just wanted to say that I think that it's probably needs to be a a two pronged attack, both from the declaration standpoint, working with someone of her stature and knowledge, and then also from the grass root level because this is a huge, huge beast. And I think that's in the meantime, education is absolutely the key. People have to know how to live because the way we win is living because they're trying to kill Yeah. Kill us. Period. Speaker 4: And I'm done. Thank you for that, Miriam. I always appreciate your input. Okay. Allegra. Speaker 19: Allegra. Hello, everybody. Speaker 4: Hello. Speaker 19: So, I mean, I know that everybody's I mean, you know, there's a lot going on. But, what I'm mostly concerned about these days is, you know, the effects of, you know, my my vaccine injury. And I've been doing a little bit of research, and I and I just came across information. And I just wanna know if anybody else knows about the facts about, vaccinated people being considered transhuman and no longer having the rights as regular human beings, and we're not considered that no more that they're considering us transhumans now. So, yeah, like, that really weighs heavy on my heart because, you know, I got the first two, and, you know, I've struggled saying you guys those who know me here know my journey and how far I've come and everything I'm doing to get better. And I'm still dealing with neurological side effects from the shot. You know? And so I just wanna know, you know, what to be prepared for if that was if it's true, if that's Okay. Well, for yeah. Let me I I've heard that I I've heard that kind of stuff going on, Speaker 4: but it's not what that that's not legally that's not even a thing. I I've read with with what they're putting out there. No. No. You're not does somebody who took the vaxx is not, number one, transhuman or not human. What makes you human anyways is is that you have a soul. We have to remember, we are not bodies who happen to have a soul. We are souls that happen to have a body. And so, no. You are, you know That's just more that's just more fear mongering or that's just I I believe it is. And that's my what I think, Allegra, and you're, you know, we we are we we need to stick to our faith and understand that we are made in God's image. We have a soul. We are children of God. Doesn't matter that you that you took a shot, and I know you worry about a lot of things about that, and you're doing the best things that you can do to to get yourself healthy and to mitigate the damage that the shot that this that that shot may have done to you, the, you know, the vaccine injury. And but you no. You're not you are Right. Are as much of a precious human being as me or anyone else. Go ahead. Speaker 12: Yes. I just wanna I wanna say absolutely 100%, Allegra. That is that is the evil, demonic, globalist fantasy that they think that they can make us not human. But the one thing that makes us human is our soul. It's our mind and emotions and our wheels, and they can't touch that. They get they think that we're that we're animals just like the lower animals and that when they adulterate our bodies and inject us in us, that they have some kind of ability to change what we are, and we're not. We are a soul in a body. And that body ages and dies, and no matter what they do, they can't take it away. So absolutely do do not believe that lie. It's a lie. It is a lie from the pit of hell. They can they can pretend in their own minds that they are gods, Speaker 4: but they are not god. They too will pass and have a judgment day. Speaker 19: Amen. Amen. Amen. Well, that's why I always, you know, I always trust my reliable sources, and that's you guys. You know? Like I said, I I you know, it's God, you, and then me right now because I, you know, I also do that. I don't trust myself. You know? I I I can go down those rabbit holes and find this information, but it's really hard to know what's true and what isn't. You know what I mean? And so I always, you know, appreciate that you guys bring this together for people to ask questions like this because, you know, I there's nobody here to ask. You know? There's you know? Yeah. Everybody will line up for a shot here. You know what I mean? Line up. Line up. Line up. You know? And I'm just like, everything that I've learned has been because you guys have educated me. And so, you know, I am, you know, I do take a second look as if I if I hear something, you know, I I I ask reliable people, and you guys are the only ones that I have to do that. So I'm very thankful for you all, and and I just I needed to know what to be prepared for. You know? And I that's what I'm trying to do right now. And, you know, other than that, you know, life life is going on, of course. But, you know, in May, I I heard about that happening in May, and I just you know? I worry I worry for for, you know, me and my daughter just being as by ourselves that somebody would try to, you know, convince us otherwise. You know? And that's just hard. Speaker 4: Yeah. I know. I know. And, well, I'm a keep you in my prayers so that you have peace about this. Okay? Yes. Most definitely. Thank you so much. Speaker 19: I need all the prayers I can get. Speaker 4: You bet, hon. Alright. Did you have anything else for us? Speaker 19: And I the only thing other thing was I'm so sorry. I don't know if you guys have had a a state chair meeting because I definitely okay. I missed it. I'm so sorry. I thought I was looking for it, and I Speaker 13: It'll come from Speaker 4: it'll come from, Charlene when the next one comes up. Speaker 19: Okay. Great. Thank you so much. Alright, hon. Speaker 4: Alright. I'm gonna go to Mads, Madsy. Speaker 6: Hi. Hi. It's Australia here. How are you? I'm all of Australia, but I'm from Australia. So I just wanted to come up here and just, just really, also give you another voice from the other side of the globe that we're not all different, that it's affecting every single one of us no matter where we are here. The wonderful lady, Mariam, who mentioned, the WHO agenda, it affects us all. Yes. I don't know if you know much about Australia's issues and what we went through during COVID. We were one of the first countries to go into lockdown. Yep. We were one of the first, for the vaccine to be pushed, mandated. I lost my job because of it. I didn't take it. So I lost I lost my livelihood, a career of ten plus years, because I said no. We had quarantine camps built and ready to be occupied by the unvaccinated. We had our neighbors dobbing on each other if they didn't wear masks. We had our brothers and sisters in the state of Melbourne, Victoria being shot by rubber bullets in protest. Yep. I don't know if you all saw that from the Globe. They were yep. They were the longest We did. City in the world to be locked down. We I watched a man have a heart attack, being apprehended by police for not wearing a mask. We were attacked by SWAT. It was very, terror it was it was awful. I'm telling you, it was absolutely awful. And as much as we yelled and we screamed for people not to take it, many people took it for their livelihoods. What was a big eye opener for us was was the the quickness in which it was, the the quickness in the fear that was being spent. And, of course, it was because it was indoctrinated every day on our TVs at a certain time. I know here in Australia, every day at a certain time, our, chief officer of health would get up on the clock at 11AM. And I remember working at the schools because I come from the Department of Education, and Department of Education is another space that you really need to delve into Yeah. In what they tried to do and how the laws that they changed. While everyone was concerned and scared for COVID, many laws and legislations were concerned and scared for COVID, many laws and legislations were changed, in the background here for, our education system. Many teachers were one of the first that were mandated. Many teachers were the ones that turned on their fellow colleagues, that didn't take it. We had a department of education that were willing to put the unvaccinated teachers on a list which we call to as not to be employed, and that list applies to pedophiles. So they compared the unvaccinated to those of pedophiles, and we had to fight through, obtaining lawyers. It was scattered. Everyone it was chaos. It was really chaos. Thank God we managed to regroup and a space a group that we belong to were teachers that were led by teachers that chose not to get vaccinated simply turned from 50 into 25,000 in a matter of two weeks. It it it it covered our country. Basically, what I'm saying is this has to be a this has to be a people's movement against this because every entity is involved in this from the WEF, from the WHO, from our governments being corrupted and paid for. Every state official that led the lockdowns in our country has now either left, resigned, or is now working for the UN or working for the WEF. It's very ironic that the WEF, Davos, delegation that was led in, Sweden, Missy was jilt around the main endpoint of reestablishing trust. So they're in their little, echo chamber of trying to figure out ways of how they can reestablish trust with the masses in order to achieve their end agenda. Sadly, if you listen to the words of, Navir Harari, who is, a close ally of Klaus Schwab, he is a big believer in bioengineering the brain. He is a massive in, he's a massive believer in doing that in the forms of vaccines. You've got the, the I don't even know if I can find a good word for Gates, but you've got Gates here that's also pulled out his profits. Likewise now. I'll let you do that. We've got the, the Gates who pulled out his, what was it? I think 500,000,000 profit from Pfizer and injected it into another company that is now establishing, how to, get vaccines through nasal sprays. So you can take a look at that, and he's pulled his shares into that. You you I'm sure you're all aware of the, agriculture laws that are being changed around this in terms of how they can enter our food supply. We already know about, you know, the sprays in the air. What I'm trying to say is it's not just happening on one side of the world. I I saw this space, and I just wanted to give you an Australian voice to let you know that we all are part of this. Yeah. And when we're standing up in our own country, we're really standing up for humanity. And just to make sure that links, you know, are connected because the last four years, they did a very good job at attacking people's faith. They did a good job at attacking people's hope. Yep. And they did a good job at separating all of us, alienating us in our homes, you know, turning on each other so we could feel disconnected. And I think the only way that we're gonna put them in their place is if we do reconnect, that we stay steadfast in our faith regardless of what you believe in, regardless of what god you believe in, regardless of what universe you would believe in. At the end of the day, like the ladies were saying before, we are souls before we are bodies. Mhmm. We are spirits before all of that, and that is what needs to connect us. We are brothers and sisters collectively, and everything that affects one is gonna affect us all. And I think that's just the message that I wanna convey. No matter where we are around this globe, we are one. Yeah. We need to show them that we are one. Yeah. Thank you. It I mean, it's I agree. It's definitely a, Speaker 4: what would you say, a coordinated attack on the Western world for sure. Speaker 6: It's a coordinated attack on family. It's a coordinate a coordinated attack on tradition. Yeah. It's coordinate it it's a coordinated attack on men. It's a coordinated attack on women. It's a coordinated attack on every position that we hold dear to us on this world that we have known to hold dear via traditions and via the family unit, via the structure of society, via the the society contract that we all sign when we're just born on this planet, and that is to be decent human beings. And that is to lead with kindness and to lead with humanity. Everything that they support and everything that they are trying to implement is everything the opposite of that. It is pure chaos. It is pure anarchy. It is the dis it is to practically destroy the societies that we've built with hard work, with care, with kindness, and with effort. They are solely trying the one world agenda based on them. It's it's it's really big. It's a lot to take in. Anyone if you aren't following if you aren't following certain accounts like these accounts and like Zee Media, Zee Media covers all fronts. Digital ID, stay far away from that as possible. There are so many people on this platform that show every aspect, and I understand that it can be very overwhelming. And it can be very, like, suffocating in ways because you just don't know where to start and you just don't know where it's gonna finish. All I can say is where I know it's gonna finish and how I make sense of it is exactly what I just said. Their end game is to basically end society as we know it. Yeah. Their end game is to basically isolate us as individuals, is to break our human chain, is to break humanity as we know it, and to basically create chaos and anarchy. Anything above that really is just the way that they're gonna do it. As long as we stay steadfast in the end game and what they're trying to achieve and we push against it, They can't defeat us. I'm a big believer in people power. I'm a big believer that we have always outnumbered them. We will always outnumber them, but the sad reality now is that many of us have lost hope, and many of us have distanced ourself from our faith. Yeah. And it's faith that brings us hope, and we really need to align with what makes us good humans. And that's why I say, it doesn't matter what we believe in. We're never gonna agree 100%. It doesn't matter if your god is better than my god or if this principle is better than prince we've got a lifetime to argue about those little semantic issues. But at the moment now, we need to come together as one. We need to put all that aside, and we need to protect our laws, our freedoms for not just us, but for our children and their children. That that is the way I see it. Yeah. I And and and and and that what moves that's what keeps me going, Speaker 4: and that's what I just keep on reminding myself. I think you can So yeah. I think you can see that across the globe, people would people you can will only take so much. You know, like, I was watching, you know, what's happening in France and Germany and stuff and the manure that they're dumping at the I mean, there's only so much so far you could even in Australia when we're we're watching all that unfold, you know, we we were dealing, I mean, locally in this in each state with our own tyrannical, you know, people that turned into, tyrants. It's COVID exposed the abusers of power to the max. So Speaker 6: yeah. So I just re but just remember, it was a test run. Yeah. It was a test run. Yeah. They wanted to see what people would do to each other Yeah. When there's so much fear instilled in them. I I I always felt like at that time that we were in it, it was like the Titanic sinking. And then you know how they would place the women and children in the boat. Yeah. But at that time, it felt like they were pushing their brothers and sisters overboard who didn't comply Yeah. With what they were being told to do. And it really made me say it broke. It really broke me. In the time of crisis, instead of, you know, faming together, we killed each other. And and I think they did that as a test run to see as a collective how we would deal with each other in a time of crisis. And sadly, I'm being legit here. I hope we can recover from it, but we failed on an every level. We really failed because you know what? It didn't matter to me if someone got vaccinated. Everyone made their choice for their circumstance. That didn't everyone it should have been everyone's personal choice. What mattered to me most was if you made that choice, that's fine. But look at the brother and sister that is walking in the street fighting for your freedom because your freedom is not conditioned based on what someone tells you what to do. Your freedom is your ability to walk free Yeah. On this land. So if you took it, great. Take it. But don't try and get the brother and sister that's fighting for your freedom get locked up. Yeah. That's what got me. It's like, do what you wanna do, but don't sit there and bag out your brother and sister that are calling for you because they just want you to support freedom. Yeah. Because freedom is unconditional. It doesn't matter if you took a vaccine or not. That's what freedom is about. It doesn't matter if you think something's black or if you think something is white. The ultimate goal is freedom is that we all walk free, and we all have the ability, the freedom to walk free. And how people thought that freedom was conditioned, that's what got me. Not that they took the vaccine. Yeah. Like, I my friends all took it, and that's their decision. Who am I to tell anyone to do anything? Right. But that's that's what got me. It was that abandonment from our fellow brothers and sisters. That's what got me the most. Yeah. Exactly. Because where are they gonna be in the future when they do worse? You know what I mean? Oh, yeah. Where are they gonna yeah. Where are they gonna be when they lock us up, handcuff us, and march us into these unvaccinated camps? Like, to me, when I sit there to my government, I say, hold on a minute. You've got homeless people in the street. In Australia, we've got many homeless people, but yet you've got these buildings that you paid over $150,000,000,000 to build that has still got electricity running through them. If you cared so much about humanity, why don't you flip them over and open them up for the homeless? Why have you built all these fences around them and kept them locked up? And why are you still keeping them? Why not demolish them if your sole purpose isn't to have if your agenda isn't further down the track to lock people that don't lock people up that don't comply with you, demolish them. Yeah. If you're not gonna use them for good, then demolish them. But the fact that they've still got them operate and they're still there, even though they're locked up, but the electricity is still running through them, the lights are on, the the fences have been built around them. The fact that they're still standing empty is proof enough to know that there is something bigger and greater happening. Yeah. And they're gonna come at us at every angle. They're gonna come at us through war. They're gonna come at us through government incentives. They're gonna come at us through laws. They're gonna have a such in a midst of chaos that we're not gonna be able to ground ourself, and we're not gonna be able to organize. And the biggest thing that we need to do as a collective is organize. Yep. Because the chaos is gonna hit the fan, and that's me politely saying the crap is gonna hit the fan. Speaker 2: So yeah. I agree. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, Trish. I I will I'm gonna interject real quick and share with everyone something that I used to work for this guy. He was, one of the biggest names in real estate, amazing, top producer realtor. And he was a military guy and, you know, just a leader. And he was fearless at what he did. Every time he was he spoke with someone, he did it with confidence. He was obviously assertive, but very just an amazing guy. And on his little board, his chalkboard, he had little tally marks every time he made a sale. Above all of that, he had a saying, a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and I live by this philosophy. The quote says, do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and make a trail. So you guys are the trailblazers. We are making trails and others need to follow those trails. Make sure it's a good trail. Just don't make make sure they don't go somewhere that's bad, you know. Don't don't go to, like, Cancun right now and drink a bunch of tequila. That's not a good trail. I'm talking about something that's gonna help people and lead them to glory and, educate them. So, you know, not just raising awareness, educating. Now we have several medical professionals that are on tonight. One of them is doctor Scott Miller, and this man, in my opinion, is an absolute hero and is just doing amazing things for people. But you need to hear people like him. He is a medical professional. He has experience. You know, people like him are, really putting themselves out there to help and not just advocate, but educate. So, this, our wonderful friend from Australia, thank you for coming this evening because you are, I've heard this from others, what happened in your part of the planet, and it's unfortunate. And this is a sign of what's to come if we don't do something. So go be trailblazers, Speaker 4: everybody. Thanks, Andy. So I want to, give everybody a little reminder. If you have a story to tell, if you want to speak, the little microphone, to the lower left of your, the little screen there, just click it, and it will send one of our hosts and or one of our cohosts a little message that you want to speak, and then they'll approve. And you can, you can you can speak. Alright. So I don't have anybody with their hand up. I don't have anybody with Speaker 14: Can I can I say can I say something about the the comment about the back? Can. Thanks, Scott. I was hoping you'd speak up. So and this is this isn't to incite or perpetuate fear with it. But, you know, the things the things that I started seeing fairly early on, the and it gets into the whole Bill Gates b mat two gene conspiracy where it alters just like somebody with moderate COVID where, you know, I spent half my time talking people out of dark thoughts and anxiety where, you know, like, I would start treatment, but, you know, I would spend 1AM to 5AM talking people down from thinking they're gonna die or having dark thoughts. It crosses the blood brain barrier. It does have an impact on those neuronal connections. So does so does the vaccine. And for some people and I'm just this is just over the last few years, hypothesizing on it. And, you know, people of faith with with strong connection with God, you know, does it affect them as much? And what I've seen is no. Again, just a nobody looking at thousands of experiences and situations with people. So, but in talking to hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of practitioners across the country in hospitals and clinics all over The United States, the amount of times that I've heard, whether it's friends of mine or or speaking with nurses and doctors in hospitals, where, you know, it's like, yeah. I I started the nuclear radiology department, Loma Linda University, and all of a sudden, my colleagues got the shots, and they're basically saying, I hope that, you know, if somebody comes in and they haven't had the vaccine, they can go home and effing die, except they didn't say effing. Like, these are doctors that are supposed to be caring for people. And he was he was sharing this with me. I was like, how did they respond to you? And he's like, oh, I under no circumstances did I tell him that I didn't get the the shot. But he was telling me the transformation in their brain, their mindset was so shocking that he and so we started I told him that story about, you know, Gates and, you know, that whole thing in 2006 where it's like, what's not Gates? I'm like, I don't care who it is. It's real. So there is there is an impact, I should say, anecdotally, from what I've seen, and the stories and things that I've I've had doctors say to me when discussing it, and they just, like, unload unholy hell on me. I just have to laugh. But, it it can have an impact on the mental status. And, again, that's why I think it's so I mean, it's always important to be in connection with with the Holy Spirit and in connection with God. But and it depends on bats, all these things, but it does it can have an impact on on neuronal health and mental health. Exactly. But it can so I just wanted to say it's not, you know, for I forgot who was talking about it. It's real. But it's not it's not that it's going to. It just I've seen it in people. I've, you know, like, my father in law's had he's an ER doc. He's had, you know, the first two Pfizers, and he got two boosters. And he's woken up, but, he's just just a amazing god fearing man. And, you know, I haven't seen any of that with him. So I'm but but it it is a real thing. Oh, yeah. Speaker 4: We see it. We see it. Okay. So I'm gonna go to alright. I'm gonna go to l, and then, then I think, this isn't cool. So l, Speaker 8: Laura. Right? Yes. Yes. Yeah. Hi. I'm gonna just talk quick because I'll become a blubbering fool again as I was seven months ago when I first, Speaker 4: It's okay. It's okay. We understand. I'm sorry. No. Take your time. Take your time. Like, don't be sorry. This is having a loved one murdered is it's not easy to talk about. Speaker 5: Well, Speaker 8: yeah. I first, found your group about seven months ago, and I joined you. And then I spoke, and I just cried my eyes out. Mhmm. But I found it, really hard to reconnect because I'm still just really devastated. Mhmm. And, you know, my brother, yeah, was murdered by the remdesivir in the protocol the hospital said was the only thing they would do, and they refused any convalescent plasma, ivermectin, etcetera, etcetera, and shut us out. It was just I mean, he was just tortured. And as I had mentioned, he was a single dad, had full time custody of his kids since, you know, since they were really young. And, I don't know. I just, as a nurse practitioner, I feel I don't know. I feel so much guilt, that because I couldn't advocate for him as I always have for you know, I've been a nurse for almost fifty years as I had for all my other patients. And and I feel like I mean, my my my brother was he was such a great guy, and he worked hard. And here I couldn't advocate for him, but I I'm just so sad by it every day. But I don't wanna think of myself as a victim because he was the victim. When I I'm really angry, and I do want to, get involved with your group and and and and fight because it's such a travesty from so many people. And I don't know what I'm saying. I just wanna thank you for for being there once again, and they will get involved and join the support group because I think I really need it. Yeah. I feel like I've just been, struggling and, I haven't even returned to work because this career I was so proud of seems like it's turned so corrupt. And I think I mentioned to you that I had worked the COVID unit at the University of Washington and hit with the geriatric patients, dementia. And none of them we had 18 patients, and I think one of them died. Only one, but none of them got treatment. No treatment at all. And so my brother who is 58 and healthy, he died from this protocol. I mean, I'm just blown away by, I don't know, by every everything. Every day, I just I don't know. I feel like I'm in a permanent state of confusion, But I need to tap into the anger that I really do have and be there and fight for my, fight for my brother. And I don't even know what I'm saying. I just keep on, like, say have to say thank you, really. Speaker 4: Have you, have you have you put your story in CHVNP yet? Speaker 8: I haven't because it just tears me apart, and I just cry, and I just get a splitting headache like I do now. And and I I guess but I will. I will. I need my I'm a Catholic, and my saint is Joan of Arc. And I just reminded myself of that tonight, and I need to Speaker 4: I need to live up to that. Well, I, you know, I have a Catholics I run a Catholic support group every other week. I'll add you to that. Speaker 8: Okay. I appreciate that. I think you guys have my email. Could you, send that out to me or just Speaker 4: yeah. I have your email. Yep. I have your I have your Gmail. Speaker 8: And I had I got his records over a year ago. 2,500 pages of records, and he was in the hospital for eleven days. And the first, like, 15 pages when they did absolutely nothing for him but give him the meds are, like, composed 10 pages. The other 2,400 and plus are are when they were given him all these drugs, the remdesivir, the the fentanyl, all this horrible all this horrible stuff, and we didn't know that at the time because they pretty much shut us out. But I I feel like a failure, really, for not, Speaker 4: I don't know. For for not what? For Speaker 8: Well, not being not not being able to save or to help them. Speaker 4: Yeah. I'm sorry. No. Don't be sorry, and don't feel like a failure. I mean, it it really nobody could have possibly could have possibly expected that hospitals would murder people. That's there's no reason in the world that we shouldn't be able to go to a hospital. You know, we always think of the, you know, the first do no harm. There's there's no reason in the world people should have to go, oh, if I go to a hospital, if my loved one goes to a hospital, will they be murdered? I mean, it is the it is the case now, but there's no way there's no way your brother would have known or you you could have possibly known. And, I'm so sorry, Laura. I'm so sorry. I'm I'm gonna make sure you get I I put your email out out to my team to make sure you're invited to all of the the in the, support groups and stuff. And I I added you to the next Catholic one that that I have because I I think it'll be I think it'll be good. I think it'll be good. And I'm and I'm gonna send you I'm gonna send you my, I'm just gonna I'm just gonna DM you my phone number so that when you feel like you need to talk about it, you can call me. K? Yeah. Speaker 8: Yeah. I thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah. It could be lifesaving. Not that I would Yeah. Do anything to hurt myself. Right. But, but I'm just not functioning. Speaker 4: Yeah. So it sometimes it helps to, you know, because, like, you know, we it's weird because we walk around with this, you know Facade. Yeah. And it well, and it's, you know, it's like it's almost like, you know, like, we all know something we all know people are being murdered in hospitals and so many of them, a million and a half. And, you know, me being a survivor, I am like, why is life going on as normal when people are being murdered? Right? So, I mean, it's very sometimes it helps to connect with people who who understand and who know that this is going going on all across America and in many other countries. So Speaker 14: Gail, can I can I come on to that also? Speaker 8: Go ahead. Speaker 14: When when I heard when I heard your your voice falter when you said you felt like a failure Mhmm. And I try and take a pragmatic approach about it because of the number of times I failed to preserve life. Mhmm. And it's it's and oftentimes, when I'm called, they're it's end stage, and it's it's really hard. I mean, emotionally hard. It's it's hard to stay up so many nights in a row. It's hard to be away from my family and ignore them and be on the phone with hospitals and not be able to be there. And but the the thing that the thing that's so important to understand, and even for me also, we're going up against just a darkness and sin Yeah. That we can't we can't possibly fathom. Mhmm. And there's when I say there's nothing you could have done, like, they didn't let you in the hospital. They and had you been there and you would have objected to anything, they would have had security come in likely and kick you out. Like, this isn't about failing. This isn't you failing. It's not you not doing the right things or making the right decisions. It's about a freaking evil, vile, corrupt system that is hell bent on killing innocent people. Yes. And a lot of us are left in the wake of that. And, I mean, I've I've had I've had some breakdowns over losing I mean, they weren't patients of mine, but I was asked to to advocate. And, you know, it's like I will do everything within my power. And, fortunately, I was, like, I was able to get a lot of people out of the hospital, but I failed then. I remember the names of everyone I failed. Mhmm. I know the families. I know their stories, and I know their heartbreak. And I I I'm just saying I have to take a step back from it. And I'm like, okay. It's like, I didn't tell them. Like, I'm not responsible for their death. I'm not responsible for the decisions that were made in the hospital. And so part of it is, like, I'm I'm not I'm please understand. I'm not downplaying the lawsuit. When I hear your words of try of of saying that somehow you were responsible or if you could have done more or you should have done more, it's like, no. Part I'm gonna just like, fuck no. No. The hospital shouldn't have fucking killed him. Yeah. I know. I yeah. That's all I did too. And I no. They they had an agenda to kill him, and they achieved it. And and you did everything you could. Yes. And so it's it's and that's the cruelty. I mean, it's one of the cruelest things about it is the lack of justice for the homicidal behaviors and actions in the hospital. And you're left to be the one that feels like you're crazy for thinking that that the hospital could that that these doctors and nurses could possibly could be complicit in it, which they overtly are, obviously. Right. Yeah. And it makes it even worse. But it's just whatever you have in you that that where you feel guilt or shame or claim Yeah. You have to let that go. Speaker 6: Yeah. Speaker 14: You have to let that go. Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean Yeah. Speaker 8: And I can't I need to work on that. Speaker 4: I think can I think, like, connecting with other people will really help that? I mean, you know, I I well, even my husband sometimes breaks down a little and feels guilty, and he got you know, I mean, he dragged me out of there and saved me. But he feels guilty because he being a former nurse, he was like, hey. You need to go to the like, he feels guilty because he brought me there. And people feel guilty. The guilt yeah. We hear the guilt a lot. And I think when you connect with other people who share the same circumstances as you, that it will really help work through some of that guilt and some of that trauma. I mean, because it's traumatic. It is just traumatic. Yes. Hey, Gail. Speaker 12: I just wanna say to you, Al, the fact that you feel guilty tells me you still have a soul, You care. Okay? And the fact that the people who do these things in the hospital don't care enough not to do them, okay, that's where the guilt lies. That's where the guilt should be. It's on them. Okay? Because they've somehow lost their humanity, their care for other people. And every time you start to feel that guilt, remind yourself of where your guilt belongs, and it's on them. It is on them. Yeah. Speaker 8: Yeah. I I I appreciate it, and I I thank you all for that because I think, if I can lessen or lighten some of this burden that I've been carrying and get into the fighting mode where I wanna be, where I need to be, I mean, I'm too I'm burdening myself, to where I'm just kinda, you know, depressed and feel defeated. And so it's hard to get into that fighting mode from from that point. And if I could lessen myself, then I could really join you guys and be an advocate and and for my patients and for, Speaker 4: the community and things like that that I have always been. Yeah. And and keep in mind, you know, like, sometimes we fight with a limp. Sometimes we fight, like, with tears running down our faces because we're we're stronger together. That's why we we, you know, together, we pick each other up and we can help each other along because I can tell you even all of a all of us that are in the fight day in and day out, we we fall down. We fall apart. We, get depressed. We we have anniversaries and things that happen where we are, we're struggling and and just being part of that bigger team and that bigger it it's like I can call anybody and be like, I've had a crappy day. I've had this going on. I'm depressed. I am I had a nightmare about the hospital. Whatever it is, I can call people and or I can we get on a support call and we can talk about it. I mean, the people in the fight that are that are we we're not, impervious to the the pain. So I hope you will connect with us and join us because I think that will help you. You don't have to you're you don't have to be in this perfect condition or nonhertz. We would rather have you come wounded and, and and feeling the way you feel and not and just just to connect and and and be strong in the group. So I'm gonna be praying for you. I'm I'm gonna add you to this to the, the support groups, and, I'm so glad that you hold on. Speaker 20: Hey, Gail. Yeah. Gail, hey. This is Brad. So I think it's important to remember that I don't think this is an exaggeration. I think we are 10 times further, than we were when we began this. So if I go back to 2021, which is when we started 100%. Yes. But let's just start in October, 2021. And those who've listened to us for a while, the hospital homicides were just one part of the government ambush on Americans and, really, the world. You have a January 6 designed failure, which was a government ambush. Ultimately, it'll be determined to be a government ambush. We have the hospital homicides, which were the coercion for, vaccines that required the sabotage of early treatments, which cure people in, one to two days, for very cheap, you know, a few dollars as opposed to a million dollars over the course of two months in a in a hospital. And then, of course, the coup de grace which is coming, which is CBDC, which is a worldwide global currency, eliminate cash and change change in your pockets. We have to get rid of that. Mhmm. So we can track every single financial transaction you make Right. In addition to everything else. And if I look at let's take the January 6 front. So in, say, October 2021, I came on. I'm speaking to 30 or 40 defense counsel that at the time, it was, all the Oath Keepers defense counsel, and it hadn't been split into three or four groups at that point. And I remember in a conference call with all these great defense counsel, including federal public defenders, and, I raised on this big conference call, what are our constitutional law claims going to be? You know, it seems to me like there's a lot of constitutional law claims that we should all be pushing these en masse together, for people who went into the capital or people who just, you know, crossed over the outer perimeter. And the response was, they were in trespass, so the constitution doesn't apply. That was the response. And there's only one other attorney who basically backed me up and said, hey. Wait a minute. You know, just because somebody's in trespass doesn't mean your constitute you know, the constitution's suspended. And then flash forward another few weeks, we have Steve Baker, the pragmatic constitutionalist. He'd walked in the Capitol. He's a he's a reporter. He followed, the crowd in, filmed, including filming Ashley Babbitt who was Mhmm. Basically assassinated by lieutenant Byrd, for for no good reason. The story of that is gonna come out. It's gonna shock everybody. Some of it's out. And he'd been contacted. He's gonna be charged. And, at the time, I forget how we found each other. We were debating about this the other the other day. I can't remember if he contacted me or I contacted him, but at the time, I remember I was searching for anybody who wanted to fight back and not just accept the shit sandwich that had been dealt every single defense counsel on on the planet with this rigged system about, you know, that the constitution no longer applies, and everybody's a seditionist, and these are all unpatriotic traitors, essentially. And I wasn't having it. Too many people were having it. So he and I, he called me on a Sunday. He's gonna supposed to plead out on a Wednesday. And he said, I really don't wanna plead out. You know, what can we do? And I said, you don't have to plead out. We'll just tell him you're not gonna plead out. I said, you know, as long as you're willing to accept the risk if you're willing to accept the risk on all this, we can go outside the box. We can put on a defense that isn't your typical defense. He said that's what he wanted to do. So I called the AUSA, left a voice mail message, and I sent an email and said, there's there's things about this case that you should know. But in any event, he's not gonna, you know, we're not gonna have a an executed plea on on Wednesday. I'm sorry. But call me because I have to fill you in on what some of the backstory on this. And I think that that prosecutor probably follows some of some of his reporting at the time. Remember, he was just an independent journalist. He had a website, and he was on locals. And he had his change cup out. And every now and then, he'd get somebody gives him $25 or whatever. He's barely barely holding on. This is October 2021. And, we went on we went on offense. It was a, it was a plan we came up with. He was willing to accept the risk. So, he did every single podcast, every single media event that he possibly could, got a story out there, and we didn't hear anything from this prosecutor for two years. During the interim in 2021, I got an extra big apartment when I tried the Oathkeeper's case. It was a three month trial, very grueling. He lived with me. He went into that press room every single day during the Oathkeeper's trial, reported not only on the trial itself, but on the conduct of the reporters, that that, you know, basically, the King's Court. And, we had some witnesses who perjured themselves, I believe, in my opinion. It took him an additional year, basically, to unravel that when it happened. So flash forward to October 2023. So this is, like, two years after I meet him. The US attorney's office is has no interest in him. You know, they've suspended charging him, it seems, and he issues his stories about how officer Harry Dunn testified falsely, how the, Nancy Pelosi's head of security, agent Lazarus testified falsely, and both colluded to frame the Oath Keepers. That's I think that's a reasonable interpretation from the facts as as I've seen them. Although, you know, everybody has a different opinion. So, shortly after that, we got word that his languishing, case recommendation, has been front burnered, and he was expected to, that he was gonna self surrender. Sometime before Christmas, He issued another story. I think this one was about the FBI pipe bombs or maybe it was subsequent stories about Lazarus and Don. I'm not sure. They're both, they're they're both are frankly liars, but certainly they issued false testimony. We could, you know I I don't know what was in their heads, but they they certainly testified, in a ostentatiously false way that led to the convictions of the Oath Keepers. We then heard that they were gonna punt, on the self surrender, and we are hoping, of course, that they're reconsidering because, these decisions about who gets charged as journalists, these decisions are made at the attorney general level. There's an office in the attorney general's office, and it just gives a really bad appearance that as the only only reason that Steve had, gotten the attention of the Department of Justice after two years of the case languishing is that he was making a mockery of their stupid prosecution and, proved to their chief witnesses to be liars. And it was thoroughly embarrassing to the Department of Justice. And, of course, by this time, he'd been spending time with the speaker of the house and his staff and spending time with, representative Loudermilk and representative Clay Higgins. Clay Higgins, as you may recall, is the one who has evidence about, ghost buses coming with military, military look you know, military aged, men in MAGA gear, who magically appear early in the morning and salt their way into the crowd. So he, then does a story on, the bogus FBI pipe bombs, which is just I can't even believe the FBI, is, you know, involving itself with this the ridiculous preposterous FBI, explosive device story. I don't even know what to say about it. It's just so disturbing to me. And, this seems to have been the camel that broke the or the straw that broke the camel's back because he got word that, he was going to be, there's a source inside of the we have sources inside government. Everybody shouldn't believe that everybody in government's bad. Many most of them are good. It's just that they're staring at this smoking hulk of a mess and wondering what they can do too, to fix it. I mean, just like we're looking at it saying, how do we fix this? People inside the government are looking at it too. Something has corrupted our systems. And this source has been reliable in the past, informed us that, his reporting had really angered people in the Department of Justice and the FBI, and they were reconsidering, wanted to make it they wanted to make an example of him. And instead of allowing him to, self surrender, they're gonna they're gonna, you know, do some kind of a dawn arrest, you know, arrest him in his underwear, frog march him, you know, have the reporters there and all that stuff. So we opted to, do a press conference on, I guess it was Friday. It was that was Thursday. Thursday. We did a press conference on Dealey Plaza on Thursday. So I just wanna look like, you're looking at, like, progress. Are we are we making progress? Let let's look at January 6. On October 1, when he called me about this problem, the only person who would listen or have any interest in what we're doing was me and, like, three other people. Now just on Thursday, we had Blaze Television Studios, which is now a massive media behemoth. It's gobbling up market share from NBC, CBS, ABC. Those, the LA Times just announced massive layoffs, and I spent my first afternoon in BlazeMania. These are super smart people. You can tell that they have momentum on their side. You can tell they just wanna uncover the truth. And Steve has now been hired. He went from, you know, barely paying his bills with the locals, you know, an occasional donation to now he has Glenn Beck's Blaze Media said, you know what? If you're gonna attack our part time journalist, we're gonna make him a full time offer and bring him on full time. So he's now a full time journalist just killing it. His last story had, like, four or 5,000,000 views. So if I look at two years ago versus now, we have a growing audience that's listening to us. We now have people that are beginning to question the mantra on January 6. They no longer believe that these are seditionists. They now are coming even though that they had primacy and they played those initial early tapes over and over and over ad nauseam and poisoned the American people as to this group of about a million Americans who showed up on January 6, who are ultimately the feeder, sacrificial lambs for whatever the social credit system is. We now have a growing number of Americans who no longer believe that baloney. And as a result, they're more skeptical about everything else that's coming on. We have somebody that came in to help Steve. We have members of congress who are helping Steve, and it wasn't just me standing up there alone with Matt. We had the whole Oath Keepers basically, the whole Oath Keepers, senate defense counsel who had all been totally screwed over in that first trial by the US Capitol Police. I'm not saying the US Department of Justice because I believe that the US Department of Justice had received the information about lying Harry Dunn and lying agent Lazarus, we would have gotten it. But they didn't get it either, so we didn't get it. And I know that because had they received it, they never would have put them on the stand. And had they not put them on the stand, I would have walked Ken Harrelson. Ken Harrelson would have walked out a free man. The biggest problem, I got him off the two top line charges, the sedition and the conspiracy on the 1512. And the jury was a brokered verdict. You know, the there was a there was an artificial floor put in. These are all people that live in the district. They've been hotboxed with this baloney, you know, media, you know, steroid induced media coverage. No one has been more victim of this psyop than Americans in the district. And the I I basically hit the floor. I I I got it was the best result. In fact, he's getting out. Ken's gonna be let out on on Monday. He got a four year sentence. The next guy the next person got a eight year sentence, to give you an example, a point of reference for for for how he did. Again, he's completely innocent. He never should have been convicted. He did nothing wrong. And I was able to stand on Dealey Plaza and proclaim that regardless of the consequences. I don't care. He's completely innocent. And the Blaze Media was there, and we're gonna have that cut. It's edited. He's Steve's got a staff. It's gonna be reissued. It's gonna be reissued, professionally. And it was the first time I was able to get the entire, holistic message out there about these different these disparate parts of the of the, of of of the bat you know, there's, like, different battlefronts. And it because we're we're we're we're we're we're the pioneers on this on this narrative. Right? We came up with the 25 commonalities. That was you know, you couldn't have had that unless you had a strange meeting at a strange point in time that I'd like to think there's divine inspiration involved in it with smart people who just had some sort of weird interaction that generated this epiphany, and we're able to nail it down to 25 commonalities. Mhmm. Right? We didn't have that in October 2021. We didn't have 20 We didn't have 25 commonalities. We might have had 20 interviews done. Now we have 1,300 interviews done. We didn't have the system for helping people get all their records to store them for when enforcement agencies wanna come in and they want one stop shopping and they wanna prosecute people. We have that now. Right. Right. So when I look at our we just filed that amicus brief. We've been working so hard to get this amicus brief, filed. Ed Tarpley from the great state of Louisiana, came on board, gave an assist to, to, Tom Rens, and, mister Tarpley picked up the baton, and that is filed. And that's filed on behalf of its hundreds of our members. And in that in that Supreme Court brief are two hyperlinks. The first one is the former fedsgroup.org backslash cases. So the Supreme Court justices and all their clerks can click on that, and they can see the accounts about your loved ones. And the second link is to chbmp.orgbackslash commonalities. Mhmm. They can see the commonalities. Mhmm. So now we're in this like, we weren't in a Supreme Court in October 2021. We're in the Supreme Court, and we had a we had our shit together well enough to get superb attorneys pulled together and coordinated and pull the funding together, 3 to $5,000, to get that amicus brief. There's only one other amicus brief I know about, and this is a damn good amicus brief on a modest issue. There's a there's a sort of a a a value of modesty where the Supreme Court makes decisions based on the most modest interpretation of the law. The, you know, the least the least amount of it's like a I don't know how to explain it. It's like a, it wants to be as economical as possible, do the least as necessary in issuing a decision. And we teed it up beautifully so we could have an actual effect on overturning all those January 6 cases because we know the January 6 defendants are just like your husbands and your loved ones. They got got snuffed in hospitals. Alright? The same thing, only you paid the greater price. Because as bad as, as it is as somebody said on the gulag, they're still alive. And and by the way, when I made these points in October 2021, nobody understood the the the, the analogy or the similarity, or the connection between being offed in a hospital to being taken off, in a trap that was laid for January when they when they went to protest. Alright? Now they get it. Mhmm. They're getting it. So I can look at every single aspect of our operations. So anybody who is thinking is, like, I can't even imagine anybody would not wanna stick around to see the glorious days that are before us. We are going to absolutely I'm getting more and more confident. I'm sitting right now on a 93 page lawsuit, Federal Tort Claims Act on behalf of foreigners, because you have to be a foreigner to be a plaintiff. And it just so happens that I have 25 plaintiffs lined up in Vietnam, and we're gonna put it all together. You got chocolate in my peanut butter. We're gonna put it all together, and I think we're gonna have a very strong Foreign Tort Claims Act action to file in New York. It could just be in a couple of weeks. On the remdesivir front Mhmm. Speaker 3: Against who, Brad? Speaker 20: We got, Speaker 3: What is the case the case you're filing against? Speaker 20: Other oh, president Biden. Right now, the plaintiffs are president Biden, Walensky, the head of, CDC as head of CDC, head of FDA, Facebook, which is now Meta, the Bill Gates Foundation. Bill Gates, I mean, all all the nefarious actors. Mhmm. You name them, they're in there. And, so we're you know, again, a a lot of it's it's it's it's early, but, like, my spidey tingles tell me that we're gonna be able to put this together and get that filed. And the reason, of course, we're filing on the plaintiff's you know, the ideally ordinarily, what would happen is the the prosecutions would start there'd be a federal prosecution by DOJ. Then the state attorney generals would follow. Then the plaintiff's class action attorneys would follow them. But our system is so corrupt right now that that that that hasn't happened. So we've had to go from the ground up. And it was so bad that rather than try to aggregate all these people together even at the, like, expert level. We went down to ground troop level. We went down to victim level. We went down to widow level. Speaker 8: Mhmm. Speaker 20: Right? Mhmm. No one's special here. We're all the same. Everybody went through some horrific experience that changed their life and was intended to pulverize them. Everybody here, regardless of, like, what it was that pulverized you, The attempt was made to pulverize you, and yet, here you are honoring whoever your loved one was that was sacrificed into the maw. And that's what that this was the only thing that I'll take any credit for is I recognize that there was power in that. The fact that people because I looked at gold star moms. I saw what they did in the Iraq war. There were, like, three of them going around with Sydney Sheehan. They had a full budget from, you know, unfortunately, people on their side have have plenty of money. But there was, like, three of them, and they basically single handedly, caused the Iraq war to be, terminated, I would argue, prematurely and too quickly, where we weren't able to secure any benefit that we ordinarily would have gotten. We closed that down too quickly. Things went bad in Iraq, and then we moved on. We basically had an undeclared war in in, Yemen against the Houthis. And then ISIS took all the all the, stuff we abandoned and, you know, conducted offensive campaigns all over Syria and Libya, overthrew Libya, and then we had a massive influx of of, immigrants into, into Europe. But I digress. The the the the point is, the point is is that today, we are literally like, I can now I can see it clearly. Back back in it was it was a wild dream, and I just took it on faith that it's gotta be theoretically possible, and there's a god. He's not gonna throw us into the abyss. I gotta just have have faith that something something's gonna emerge. Like, that just keep on pumping. Let's keep on pumping, and we're getting we're gonna get it done. Now I can see it clearly. Now I can see 2025, getting into the Department of Justice and Homeland Security, the FBI, and into the, over 50 inspectors general. I can see reworking all of their terms of engagement, all of their protocols that moved everything to a preventative model where everything was based on training and there's no enforcement anymore in going to, a criminal enforcement model. Mhmm. If you have grand jury authority, then panel the grand jury. If you can get compulsory, the process on people, use it. Get the records. Set up to paralegals. Get them locked and loaded. Get them up, you know, create little fusion centers to, the goal is criminal prosecutions. Mhmm. That's what's gonna be the change. Sure. In 02/2009, the goal stopped being criminal prosecutions. In 02/2025, the only goal is gonna be criminal prosecutions. We're gonna get 200, 300, 400, 500 criminal prosecutions. We don't have to weave it into, crimes against humanity. Mhmm. That is the way to do it. We do a grant fraud. We look at the Lancet study that sabotaged high hydroxychloroquine. We go back. We told the statute. Every single person who touched that thing is gonna be investigated. And if if it's appropriate to charge them, they'll be charged. Mhmm. How is how did remdesivir be become the drug of choice? Alright. There's gonna be continuing efforts to cover up what was done. That tolls the statute, my friends. Mhmm. So he's got a five year statute in that, probably maybe a seven year with some money laundering. We got different theories to toll the statute. We're gonna get into that. And, if charges are appropriate, they're gonna be charged. Mhmm. What happened to the ivermectin? Right. What happened to the EUAs on on vaccines? What happened to the testing? Is the testing real? Who's the real manufacturer? Was it Pfizer or they just slapped their their their label on it? Who actually did it? How much did they know, and when did they know it? And tell the grand jury, and we'll get multiple grand juries nationwide and just file single and double cases. By that, I mean singles and doubles in baseball. Don't have to go for the home run. Lots of singles. Lots of singles. And we get multiple agencies, once again, working together, coordinating, sharing information, common databases, fusion centers, and then 200, 300, 400 cases into it, grad fraud, science fraud, corruption, big pharma fraud. Mhmm. And we'll have plenty left over to bust up Google for real, Facebook for real, State Street Partners for real, BlackRock for real. You're all getting fucking busted up, and we're gonna go and we're gonna get vertical restraints. And you antitrust people listening to this later on, I assume this is recorded. Listen to me well. Vertical restraints are coming back. We're gonna get the antitrust division, and it's 200 attorneys who do civil work. We're gonna put them on vertical restraints. We're gonna resurrect that, and BlackRock is gonna be busted up. None of this masters of the universe bullshit. This is America. First and foremost, we have to pay homage to our bill of rights and to the concept of humanity, and that we're all ordained by our creator with certain inalienable rights that can't be taken away from us. You all forgot it. And I don't begrudge you for forgetting it, but if you engaged or committed crimes, we're gonna hunt you down to the gates of hell, and we're gonna hold you accountable. And we're gonna get hundreds, if not thousands, of members of the FBI, Homeland Security, offices of inspector general, and my former friends in the antitrust division, criminal division, and the and the US attorney's offices, and we're gonna charge you criminally where it's appropriate. Rule of law, McNulty memo. I'm sorry. It's not the McNulty memo. I'm blanking out on the name. When you charge the most readily provable offense, we're gonna bring that back. I I'm it's the the a with the, US attorney is, I can't remember the guy's name. It was the guy before before Mcnulty. But the the a with states who are listening to this now know exactly what I'm talking about. We choose the most readily provable offense. When that was drop dropped under the Obama administration, that's what politicized the Department of Justice. Interesting. We always choose the most red we always charge the most readily provable offense regardless of what whether it's an r or a d. It's irrelevant to us. And we're gonna in embolden the career civil service. We're gonna do some trimming, but no purges. We don't wanna have rotational purges. That's what the Marxists do. And we're gonna get everybody back on track. We're gonna start hitting singles. And then, ultimately, we're gonna get to I believe it's gonna get to that where some people are so bad with their conduct is so egregious, so beyond the, the acceptable levels in a in a human constitutional society that we charge them with capital offenses. And, in Nuremberg, I think it was John Bedouin. I can never can never pronounce his last name. He did the stats. I should get the stats from him, but, I mean, the the the I'm directionally correct here that there's a 100,000 people you probably could've charged. There were a thousand investigations. There were just over a 100, I think, who were who got, you know, the the ultimate penalty. That was Nuremberg. But you cannot waive Nuremberg. It's impossible. You cannot enter to a contract that violates the constitution or violates Nuremberg. It's null and void. So we're we're we're in a good position. It's just that they they psyopt the entire plaintiff's bar into believing that, everybody has immunity. But we know because we've referred over a 100 cases out now, at least over 90, and not a single one filed by an attorney has been dismissed yet. And we have the PREP Act, we know at least I don't track the law. I'm not really, some brilliant legal mind. In Arizona, I believe, the state supreme court already overturned the PREP Act, which restarted which may have restarted the statute of limitations depending on you know, we have to get confirmation from Arizona attorneys on that. So everybody keep your you guys are winning. You were supposed to be pulverized and done for and, like, meaningless and living it as a shut in or or or thrown out of your house or whatever. You're winning. Why? I don't I mean and and we're in the stage now where everything you do has a multiplier associated with it because of who you are and because of the sacrifice that you state. There's a multiplier. I saw the multiplier early on, but that multiplier has been growing. It's growing. So anything you do has a multiplier effect, and that multiply as best I can tell, it's gonna continue to grow. That multiplier effect is gonna continue to grow. It's gonna grow until we get, like I said, a we're gonna have a monument. We're gonna have a museum on the National Mall, and your loved ones will be carved in the frigging marble. Speaker 7: Amen. Speaker 20: Amen. Gonna happen. That is going to happen. I can see it as clear as day. Yes. You can't do that. Your your loved ones are like those that we that got sacrificed on storming the beaches of Normandy. Mhmm. Alright? We could not be here getting this fixed Mhmm. Had that not happened. You have to have a massive, massive, cataclysmic tragedy en masse to get the ledger where where where there has to be, like, a massive credit by God. We're getting the credit by God back now if we all do our work. Mhmm. Anyway, thank thank you, everybody. We're kicking ass. We're gonna we're gonna keep on hitting it. I I watched your, Speaker 4: your, the video of your press conference, Brad. And I just have to say, I slow clapped with how you got the information about the hospital homicides into that speech. It it was a thing of beauty to watch. Speaker 3: And it is. I Speaker 4: could not believe how you worked it in. But I I was watching your part going, I don't know how he's gonna work this in there, and you you freaking did it. And I was just, like, I was very impressed, I must tell you. Speaker 20: More and more people are gonna do it. The the goal is to get as many people far more influential than us to do it. It is tricky, and it's not easy, and it took that long to where you can build the language bridge. Because remember, there's all these systems in place that prevent us for prevent that language from being uttered. Speaker 8: Mhmm. Speaker 20: Right? So as that as we break as we break that down and we push back on that, more and more people are gonna start experimenting with effective communication on those levels linking up the fronts. The fronts again, January 6 ambush, hospital homicide ambush created a coercion for the vaccine, for the gene therapy ambush, and CBDC, which is the one that's coming. As these get linked, more and more people are gonna see the link, and they're gonna start they're they're better communicators than me. They're gonna come out with a better language. Right? All we gotta do is just trigger it. Speaker 4: Yep. Really good. Wow. So what a great spaces. No. So, like, let's go to the next I think the next person, let's that we haven't heard from yet is Deborah, and then I'm gonna consult my list as to who goes next. So go ahead, Deborah. Speaker 5: First of all, Brad, I just wanna personally say I thank you so much for all that you've done. And while we you were talking, it was kinda weird, but the Lord put on my heart that you are our Moses, and the 25 commonalities are 10 commandments. But and I just, was listening to Laura. And, yesterday was my husband's, second year anniversary. Mhmm. And it's been really tough, but without you guys, I would not I just would not have made it even though I didn't think I was gonna make it this far. You guys have been my rock, and I really appreciate everything you all done. Brad, I've watched the thing in, Texas, and it was I was with them too. I was hooting and hollering. And, and there's so much about a lot of that I don't I don't understand, but I do understand. But I know that together, we are stronger than we were apart. But, also, Lord, I wanted you to understand too because as a nurse, I with my brother, I just taking care of my brother, and he was he he's back he was at VAX injured, but his journey with that started in '21. And then by the time I got up taking care of him and they gave him the VAX while he had COVID. He had a massive heart attack while he had COVID. I'm not sure if the vaccine came first or the coat the heart attack. I'm not sure. That, but, anyway, he just passed away in August. So it was a very long journey with him because they vaccine. He had to go in. He was in hospice, and I don't know the I'll never I've been a hospice nurse for a long time, but I never they ended up flagging him from Taos, Michigan to Saint John, which is pretty far away. And you don't flight a hospice patient usually. But they, his legs were occluded off so bad. And this is after a a long, long battle that we were going through with his legs, and he had severe ulcers and all that. But, anyway, he came out of surgery, and they vaxxed him again. And me and that doc went I mean, I freaking threw down. But the whole point is is that, you know, I've I've dealt with this guilt too because as a nurse, I've I didn't know I I was educated on the vaccination stuff, but I was not educated on the protocol stuff because, like, they said, they were really keeping that stuff quiet. Yeah. So I went I dealt with a lot of that guilt too when we talked about it. And I wanted to encourage you because I've I just got into this in November, but I've been as involved as I can get. I'm in the most of the the groups, most of the the art therapy, the Patty's group, which is awesome. Patty's awesome. So I just wanna encourage you to to even when it hurts so bad that you you don't want to, like, month Thursday night, I sat there, and I started doing part of the project. But I just was not into it, but I was just being with them. Whether I said anything or not, it was just being with everyone. So I just wanted to encourage you to not to not not come because you think you can't do it. Because most of the time, I don't think I can either, but I'm doing it. That's right. And and these guys are bringing me strength. But I just Brad, I really do. I really want you to know that if you hadn't become our leader and and started this and then cc and then y'all know the order it all happened, but we wouldn't be anywhere where we are. And we've been wandering in the wilderness, but you are you are leading us to the Red Sea, and that sucker is gonna part. There is no doubt in my mind. And I truly believe that the Lord put that on my heart to tell you that today Because you you have fought so hard, and maybe by you being out of the country and looking in helped us way more than we'll ever know. Yeah. Speaker 4: So I just wanted Thank you, Deborah. Thank you. Brad's super humble, so he always he'd I don't think he even we tell him all the time how great he is, but he doesn't. Hey, Brad. We've got a some questions that are coming up, and I was wondering if you could explain to people how your trip to Vietnam plays into all of this and because you mentioned it briefly and people were asking about it. Speaker 20: Yeah. Sure. Thank you for your kind words, but it's not really I'm just a guy. Nothing special, and that's that's a God's honest truth. Or if I am special, I'm just as special as everybody else here. So, that's Everybody needs a leader. Well, that's all I'm I'm just I'm just pitching in like everybody else. So Vietnam is important because, in the case of the federal sorry. Foreign Tort Claims Act, it's not a signet Vietnam is not a signatory to to certain treaties. So they suit themselves, it's the the citizens from that country are suited to be plaintiffs in, this lawsuit that we're hoping to file. But it's also important, I believe, because I think, The US public health agencies, to a little bit of a lesser extent to WHO, a lot of their shenanigans that they were involved in were really geared they had their hands full just with Western nations. That's where the bulk of the health care dollars are spent. And there's lots of agencies and oversight and overlapping jurisdictions, And I my hypothesis is that they woulda had to spend the vast majority of their time, plus it's it's more of an English based system. They woulda spent the majority of their time jury rigging those systems. And I think those systems also have far greater access to Western, medical equipment and Western drugs. And, of course, we know that the vast majority of people from COVID, died from medical interventions. So if you don't have access to those medical interventions, you would think that, your death rate should be lower. And, of course, you see that. Speaker 7: If you look at a lot of these Speaker 20: countries in Sub Saharan Africa, parts of Asia like Vietnam, the death rates were extremely low. Originally, I remember when because this this dichotomy began to emerge pretty early. I remember attributing it to it almost looked like it it tracked malaria zone nations. So, oh, gee. Well, you know, a lot of these people are on hydroxychloroquine, so, of course, they have protection. I hadn't yet put it totally together that that was probably a factor, but it probably an overriding factor was they just didn't have access to, Western medicines, and Western medical equipment like ventilators. So my theory is that and I think you're gonna see communications about this where at some point in around towards, maybe late twenty twenty, early twenty twenty one, some of the health care officials are gonna be expressing concern about, the the Delta, the the difference between Western death rates and death rates in Sub Saharan Africa, some of the other places. Maybe the hydroxychloroquine hypothesis or ivermectin hypothesis is is, you know, straining. There's another you know, maybe the well, Americans and Germans are fatter. You know, no less less good health as people in Asia. That's you know, they're wondering when you know, that may be wearing thin. So and as they rolled out the vaccines, you know, I think, ultimately, we may find that the death rate was increasing. You know, people that are being killed by the vaccines in the western nations that are really adept at counting and statistics. You know, they're they have, like, different methods to miscount, those vaccine deaths as COVID deaths. So this is creating a delta with places like Vietnam where nobody's dying because they're not being ventilated. They're not have access to the western medications, and early on, they didn't have access to the to the vaccine. So by the middle of the year, I, you know, I'd love to get those those communications because I'll bet you dollars to donuts, there's gonna be discussions about this among public health care officials. And, I think, you know, those admissions may be very compelling and may work in our favor for on the subject of, coming up with some criminal cases against these guys. But any event, in June to July, they rolled out, the Pfizer vaccine in Vietnam. And they initially gave it to, the elderly, and they gave it to health care workers. And what we hear from, when they did that, the first thing I I like, literally four days after this that happened, that I got word that that was happening, my partner in Saigon called me and said, Brad, you gotta send me food. I'm out of food. Everybody's out of food in my building. The army said they were gonna provide us with food, but no one's been here. I can't cross the threshold or you put your life at risk. Can you send some can you send some some food in? And I'm like, oh my god. What is going on? And, apparently, they they started giving the vaccine out, and the elderly person would go back home to the household, and everybody in the household would come down with COVID. And I don't understand that as well as I should, but it seems like when you exhale these, spikes from the vaccine, everybody around you gets sick. And in fact, one of the projects I have on my to do list, I you know, I've I've heard this a lot from members who say, you know, we are fine. We're we were, you know, totally, protected. And then uncle Charlie called and said he got the vaccine. He wanted to come over to visit. And, you know, we weren't too concerned about it anyway, and this is just a great time to see family. So we said, sure. And then lo and behold, that's how the deceased, you know, got the COVID was this person who was vaccinated. I'd love to nail that down, and and we really gotta make that a priority to capture as much information from our membership as we can. But that's what happened in Vietnam. And long story short, the entire country got shut down. And, by the end of the year, we estimate that between thirty and fifty thousand people had died. So they went from, at most, a thousand dead in June 2021, I think it was probably less than three hundred dead, In all of Vietnam from COVID, that's a population of ninety five million. So between three hundred to one thousand dead from COVID, over ninety five million. Meanwhile, in The United States, in June 2021, there were six hundred thousand dead on, what, three hundred million? Three hundred twenty five million, if you count the illegal immigrants. So this is, like, mind blowing. Right? Like and the fact that our government could be concealing this, we just have no intellectual curiosity about this, just shows that they're acting in bad faith. So that's why that's why Vietnam is important because and these third world nations are important because you're gonna see our public health care agencies and you're gonna see Pfizer, some of the big pharma companies, Gilead supplying remdesivir. I wanna see the desperate efforts to get their product in the country. How desperate were they? And, of course, it's all gonna be cashed in terms of we wanna help people. But, you know, we all know that whatever their intentions were, the effect was that it boosted death rates. And, I suspect that people need to know actually knew, and I love to catch them, in a unguarded moment when they make, you know, some sort of a reference in an email or in a phone call. You know, all these all this surveillance that we have where every single conversation is captured, it goes both ways. So all these conversations are stored somewhere. And, one of the things we're gonna have to really take a look at the equities of is, like, you know, you're gonna tell me that all your texts were deleted as a governmental agency. Well, I happen to believe that those texts are stored somewhere, and, your phone calls are stored somewhere. So, you know, if the government thinks it's gonna just, you know, do this to Americans, well, and they look that who knows? You know, some people probably think that's appropriate. Well, I certainly think it's appropriate to know what our government officials are saying. You know, they're acting on our behalf, and, you know, they're they're they're making representations, that, you know, bind us. So I'd like to know what those representations are. So, the next the next few years are gonna be very interesting. I I highly suggest everybody stick around just to to watch because it's it's gonna be you know, buy a lot of popcorn. You know, you wanna go and buy you could get a real supply of popcorn, the you know, your favorite kind of popcorn because this is gonna be really interesting. But that's why Vietnam is interesting because I think they dropped their guard. I think they got sloppy. And, the other thing is the the regulations and guidelines and laws that relegated vaccine recipients to these vaccine courts in this, like, very narrow area where it's, like, impossible to get a recovery. Aaron Siri talks a lot about that, and that's kinda his space. That same those same machinations weren't really impacting Vietnam because they they weren't even allowed into the Western system. They weren't, quote, unquote, opened up until 1996. So all the bad stuff that happened from 1980 to 1996 hadn't started yet there. And it's just not a it so I I think you're gonna I I think it's almost like a control group. They've they've been genius at at, destroying the control groups. And, of course, we're gonna have to investigate all of that. These you know, what was what went into the decision of government officials to, advise the American to give the American public the preposterous, reckless, and what may be counter to public health advice that they can get a booster they can mix and match on boosters. That sounds crazy to me that, you know, you can get a Pfizer this time and then a Moderna the next time. That seems completely, absolutely insane. Unless your goal is to destroy your control groups, and if your goal is to obscure or camouflage the, source of health problems that come from a vaccine, you know, that's what you would wanna do. You'd wanna you'd wanna mix and match, the boosters. Yeah. You know, like, unblinding, you know, starting a study on a booster on a vaccine, and then, like, halfway into the study saying, oh my god. It works so great. Let's, let's unblind the study and let every let let all the, the the control group that was getting saline get the actual vaccines. That's another thing you do to destroy a means of comparison and destroy your control groups that make it harder to to to prove that the vaccine is is injurious. So and, again, could be a mistake, could be reckless. We're not gonna know until we get everybody's communications, and we we stick people in the grand jury and have them testify under oath, ask some questions under oath. Speaker 17: That's right. Speaker 4: Thank you. Thanks for that explanation. Brad, I wanted to make sure that, we answered everybody's questions that were in chat. Let me go next to is Catherine? Catherine? Did Catherine oh, Catherine dropped. Okay. Let me see who was next. Patty. I think Patty, Deborah, and Allegra. So, Patty, you had your hand up. Right? If not, just tell me you didn't, if you still wanna talk. If not, Andy has a question for Brad. So Speaker 2: I I do, but, you know, it this is something just for Brad to think about and and and and meditate on because it's kind of a a scholar. You're a scholar of the law. You really are, sir. So if you go back in time when the Magna Carta was made, no one is above the law, including the king. The constitution we use today is based off Yeah. Magna Carta. Some question is, Bill Gates is not a king. Anthony Fauci is not a king. Klaus Schwab is not a king, and they are not elected officials to any government or any sovereignty. So how are they above all of this while we have to be subservient to this, new, weird, dystopian world with new rules, new laws, mandates, blah blah blah, the whole the whole works. We're being subjected to this by people who are not kings. They are not officials. The only guy who's the only official that's out of this is Fauci, and he's an employee of the United States government. He was never president. He was never anything. He was just a freaking doctor. So, my question for you, Brad, and you just think about it, how are these men able to have this kind of, ironclad Speaker 4: grasp on our civil liberties. Well, I am gonna say this, Andy. We don't have to do what Fauci or Bill Gates like, we do have our we have to we have to stand up for our rights too. Like, Fauci can't they they can use manipulation, but we can choose not to be manipulated. Right? They can use propaganda, and we can choose not to swallow that pill. It some of it lands at We the People's feet. We have to say no. No. Yeah. I will not give up my rights to you, Bill Gates or Fauci or anyone. So ponder that, Brad. I see Catherine did accept the mic again. So we're gonna go to Catherine and then also Mark finally got the mic. So we're gonna go to Catherine and Mark before we lose them again. So, Catherine, you gotta unmute, dear. Just click the unmute. Bottom left. Speaker 5: Says mic off. Speaker 4: You do it, Catherine. I don't know. Okay. Well, Catherine's figuring that out. Let's go to Mark, and then we'll go back to Catherine. Just unmute yourself and Speaker 8: speak. Speaker 4: Okay. Whoever can't I'm gonna pick three people and whoever can unmute themselves fastest. So Catherine, Mark, and Shine. Somebody can just unmute themselves, and we'll what we'll have you guys go in whatever order can unmute. Speaker 20: Hey. I can go real quick here while everybody's figuring that out. So to answer your question, Andy, so, yes, sovereign immunity, it originally it goes back to British common law, and it it applies basically to American government and life. All these government officials have sovereign immunity. But the short answer is that you you can't work outside the scope of what your sovereign immunity is the scope of your duties and still expect to have sovereign immunity. So for instance, if you're, like, a government official and you take bribes, you know, that's outside the scope of what your duties are. And so sovereign immunity doesn't protect you from being charged with bribery. And if you say you're Anthony Fauci and you play a role in attempting to pass laws or encourage elected officials, or to pass pass internal guidelines, that, basically, revoke informed consent. When you're, when you're releasing, say, a vaccine under an emergency use authorization, which makes it a makes it an experimental drug that would clearly be outside the scope covered by his sovereign immunity. You can't as I said, you can't engaging in crimes against humanity is always outside the scope of your sovereign immunity. So we have all the tools that we need. We just have to lay the groundwork, and it's gonna be a lot of work. That's why, like, you don't just jump in and charge Anthony Fauci. I think, politically, you can't do it from a, you won't have the the popular support for it. The only way you can really do it is to redirect enforcement initiatives where you just, you know, you just file these singles and doubles cases, grant fraud, science fraud. You know, if you if you did an investigation, you found that scientific journals, are publishing scientific articles, and they're, you know, they're getting some kind of a kickback or something. You know, that might be a criminal case that you would file. And there'd be many, many criminal cases like that involving, this or that study. At some point, say it again. Speaker 7: Let's go political science paid for. Speaker 20: Well, yeah. I mean, you've all had enough of those, and you then can I I think, ultimately, you can get to a point where, you know, and the the the focus of the investigation, I think, at some point has to shift to, the conduct of the awarding officials? So you start off at at the at the vendor level, at the researcher level, at the scientific journal level. You file those cases, and then you change your focus to the, the government officials. And you see, you know, you see how far it can go. I I think it ultimately go go pretty far, and you will get criminal cases against some of those guys. That'd be my guess. Speaker 2: Anyway I would be so happy if that happened. It would make me so happy to see, you know, Anthony Fauci should go to prison. That'd be great. Anyways, thanks for, answering that. Thank you. Speaker 7: The only people that aren't getting charged for this are the people that are getting paid to do this. That's the problem. Speaker 2: I guess we may have lost some audio. Can I can anyone hear me? Oh, I'm on sorry. I'm Speaker 4: I was on mute. Catherine, do you, have you figured out how to Can you hear me? Yes. We can now. Good job. Speaker 10: Gosh. Finally. Okay. All I wanna say, I'm gonna keep it short and sweet, but, yeah, I'm a retired nurse, and my husband died, from the hospital protocols. And everything I saw, I knew the whole way. This is not right. This is not right. So, what I wanna share is that I went through a really dark, dark week this past week. Very, very scary, depressing. And so I've been pissed off. What I am is pissed. So that week kinda went inward, and maybe it's a god thing. I don't know. But the collateral damage you know, I'm not I'm not only feeling my husband's death, but the collateral damage that I see in the lives that he touched while he was alive, my daughters, and many other people is so extensive. So we're grieving about our people, but the collateral damage is so huge. It's really disgusting. So what I wanna say is that when I first got pissed off, which I'm really pissed, I'm really pissed because I gave my life to medicine, you know, hoping to help people. And so when my husband died and I knew the whole I knew the whole entire time, this is not making any sense, and they murdered him. I got really pissed. So I went to this week where I got really depressed. And coming out of it, I think I think what I wanna say is that be pissed. Because when I was first pissed off, it was really foreign to me because I'm not an angry person. I didn't understand what's happening to me. So what I think what I'm trying to say is we need to stay united in our pissed offness Speaker 4: because it's really valid. It's right to say here. Yeah. And Speaker 7: Keep your emotions strong of your beliefs. Speaker 10: Well, yeah. You know, well, I I I I think I figured out I prefer being pissed than being depressed. Yeah. That's good. That's good. Do that. The only way I can do that is with you guys, you know, being united and knowing there's some kind of mission here, which I've known all along. I've known that all along. But this kinda deep, dark week I've been in really showed me that. And so that's I think what I wanna share is just, the collateral damage that these people have caused is so horrendous. And Speaker 7: The it's worse because people that you say that to don't realize it. Speaker 10: Well, the people I'm with do. Speaker 7: No. I I I understand that. But, I mean, like, the world perspective. It's it's sad that nobody realizes what you and I see. Speaker 10: Yes. I understand that. There's a lot of Speaker 4: yeah. There's a lot of gaslighting, denial, blindness. Speaker 1: There it goes. Okay. Speaker 10: People who knew me and knew my husband, they trusted us. They they knew who we were. So, you know, we have a wide range to work with. And, so I just wanted to share that. Like, stay united, stay prayerful, Speaker 4: and stay pissed. You, Catherine. Thank you for everything that you do. I appreciate you very much Speaker 19: and love to talk to you. Mhmm. Hey, Gail. I'm sorry. I just wanted to put my hand up in case I don't know how to really work for it, but my hand is up. Okay? Okay. I'll get to you. Speaker 4: Let me write that down so I don't forget that your hand is up. Alright. Thank you, Catherine. Appreciate you as always. Mark, have you figured out how to take yourself off mute? I'm gonna go Mark, shine, and after Mark, then shine, then, vibrating sphincter. Speaker 7: Mhmm. Speaker 4: So we're gonna Mark, you're next or shine. Whoever can get their mic off first. Speaker 12: Hello? Can you hear me? Speaker 21: Hi, everybody. Hey. I have a quick question. Just, I posted some information in the purple bubble, that I tagged, former Feds on. And I'm just wondering if you could take a look at that because I'm curious in regards to back in '24 September 2014. I think that's when Obama was in. They had created this task force for combating antibiotic resistance, bacteria in response to executive order one three six seven six. It was a five year plan that they had started and worked on, which and then I tagged it and put, a copy of the CMS federal register when they actually rolled it out, which was in September 2019, which and I know in the beginning of the pandemic, they were issuing antibiotics. But then through the last two and a half two years or so, they were, you know, not giving antibiotics for the pneumonia, etcetera. I just wonder if that would have any play into any of the cases you're gonna do going forward, a piece of the puzzle to look at the, steps of crimes that added and layer that they added on to this whole scenario of malfeasance. Speaker 4: It's interest Speaker 3: yeah. Go check it out. Definitely. Speaker 7: That's fascinating. Speaker 12: I can speak to that. I think it may have been doctor Peter McCullough that wrote a sub stack on that that there was, I mean, I'm talking a massive majority of the people who ended up on the protocols and in the hospital with, actually dying with bacterial pneumonia. And in a review of the records that he reviewed, the vast majority of them were given no antibiotics even though the lab showed that they had a bacterial infection, ventilator related bacterial infection. So I do think, Sean, that that is an absolute valid question, and I did actually read that, and I believe it was doctor McCullough who wrote that. Speaker 21: No. No. No. Well, this is actually from the federal register when they rolled it out in September 2019. But the original five year plan, if you look at that, it talks about, you know, not prescribing so many antibiotics, you know, being more putting a tighter rein on that. And, you know, just the perception of that was at five years. It started in 2014. They were working on this plan. I think it was preconceived notion. Speaker 12: I think so too. I think they if nothing else, they were conditioning the doctors to not prescribe, and that does, in fact, increase the mortality because those doctors were being conditioned not to. And then you have the protocol pushing people onto a ventilator which massively increases the risk because youire sticking a tube down their throat, youire introducing bacteria. The hospitals, you know, hospital acquired infections have been known for years to be a massive problem with MRSA and all these other, what they call nosocomial hospital based infections. So, yeah, I think that it was a plan. And then I do think that they condition doctors so that when they drop their remdesivir protocol, it's very easy to maximize the lethality of it because people weren't the antibiotics. Speaker 21: Well yeah. And these hospital that's what they rolled these these policies of this in all throughout the health care system in September 2019. Yeah. That's what that that's what the CMS register was about. The final ruling, and then they rolled it out into all the hospitals. Speaker 12: Yeah. It's a it's a it's a long game. In the con world, it's called the long con. So, absolutely, they're playing the long game. Yeah. Speaker 4: For sure. Speaker 21: You know, while we're all doing our partridges, we're gonna fucking nail their asses. I'm sorry. We all are gonna nail their asses together. Speaker 2: Yeah. Because I don't think they plan on us doing our game. I really don't. I really like the energy that everyone has tonight. I like everyone has no filter. They're just speaking with passion. Me too. I love it. Now there is something I want. This is a homework assignment for everyone that's listening tonight. Okay? It's my fave one of my favorite TV shows ever. It's on Hulu, Walker, Texas Ranger with Chuck Norris. You need to go see that show. It's gonna fire you up, and it's gonna remind you of how people used to be respectful and proud of who they were. Speaker 4: That's one of your favorite Oh, sorry. One of your favorite shows, Andy? I didn't know that about you. Oh, yeah. I like Walker, Texas Rangers. It was filmed in Fort Worth. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I guess so that I guess that makes sense. That makes sense. Speaker 2: It's my home. Speaker 5: And tech's not so bad to watch either. Speaker 4: Yep. Speaker 2: He's a handsome man. Yes. I understand your point. Speaker 4: Okay. We're gonna go to, Speaker 2: Sorry. You made to say that. It's okay. I understand. We're gonna go to, vibrating sphincter and then l. Speaker 7: Well, I'm not ready yet, but I appreciate the Speaker 4: Alright. We'll go to Elle, and then we'll come back to you. Speaker 7: Thank you. Speaker 4: Laura. Just take yourself off mute and Speaker 8: Are are you speaking to me? Yeah. Speaker 4: I think you had your hand up. Right? Speaker 8: Well, I I did. I'm not sure how to work the on and off things that well, but sorry. It's okay. But, yes, my brother I was just texting to you that my brother, in my review of his records, he was becoming septic day three of hospitalization, and they did not give him any antibiotics until, within the the forty eight hour window of his of his death. That was the first time they even performed a blood culture on him even though he was showing signs of sepsis day three, in my review of the records. And, the the doctors never never mentioned that even though I kept asking him and kept asking him, and I'm like, you're you're pumping him full of steroids. That that's gonna cover up any any fever that he's running. But, you know, he had the kidney failure, and he had the white you know, he wasn't, running a elevated white blood count in until the the end. And and I just, suspected that, but we were just held in in the in the dark and and in review of his records. It's just, tragic what what they did. So, yeah, I wanted to confirm that, yes, I in, you know, in retrospect now, I I see yeah. That's what they they did. They withheld the antibiotics for no no obvious, I mean, no good reason. Obviously, that's the first thing, you know, I, as a nurse practitioner, or someone come in, you know, and they're sick and, you know, they got shortness of breath and they have, you know, these other markers. Run a run a blood culture. You know? But, no, they did not did do that until he he was on his way out. Speaker 7: So Do you know if they gave him rem remdesivir? Speaker 8: Oh, yes. They loaded him up with Remdesivir while he was still in the emergency room. Speaker 7: Yeah. And and and See, that's that's where my basic question was gonna come to before. It's like, everyone that was put into these COVID hospitals were giving RemDim as far. And and it's it's it's one of the worst reactions that anybody that has any type of other related Speaker 8: reactions. Yeah. And it it stimulates to it all. Yes. And and and massive doses of steroids, which they kept him on. Speaker 5: Yeah. Well, they did the same thing to my husband too, and his colleague. I'm so sorry to hear this, everybody. Yeah. That's, Speaker 4: that's what the, COVID the COVID related crimes against humanity are and the our our COVID humanity betrayal memory project at chbmp.org, That's what that is, is to document and interview, eyewitnesses of these crimes against humanity with regard to the protocol deaths and the, and the hospital, the or the the the back injury and and death, but most of the stories out there are protocol deaths. Yeah, there's, like, over eleven hundred protocol deaths, that we've documented across the nation, and they come in all the time. And and we've there's if people go to c h b m p dot org and click on commonalities, you will see the 25 commonalities in which we, what we found in all of these stories. And one of those is a strict adherence to the EUA protocols, which are is remdesivir or veclary as they call it, baricitinib, tislezumab, and a few others. You know, they give them midazolam, Speaker 19: vancomycin. Speaker 4: And they're often forced on victims when when they refuse, and then they're denied informed consent and denied certain drugs like ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and budesonide. So Speaker 7: And that's why I think that's why I think everyone was denied, access of family and friends because once everyone starts realizing it, they're, like, gonna question it. If you take everyone near the picture, they can just do it. I mean, I'm a survivor. Right? So For you. I'm I'm new to this space, so if I'm asking questions, I've already been asked. You're you're good. You're good. Yeah. I'm a survivor Speaker 4: of the protocols. My my husband and my daughter stormed the ICU and removed me before they could kill me after twelve days. Andy, who's health warrior, his father is a doctor. His father was brutally murdered in in a hospital with these drugs. You know, Deborah and Miriam, their husbands were murdered and, so with lots of people so if you you did you have somebody that was I'm a ask you. Did you have somebody that was murdered by the protocols? Speaker 7: No. I didn't. But my parents have been very influenced by all the COVID shots because their actions before COVID, they're really active people. They walked a lot. They did everything. And now after this, they they can't even get out of their bed because they're the ones that believed in taking five, six, seven shots. And it it is tough to see my parents turn that way because they're so active. Yeah. I I'm 40 years old. My parents are obviously older than me, and they're were inactive. They're active people. They they really took care of themselves. They walked a lot. They got in a lot. But even my dad, my dad was the most active person I know, and he would walk more than I even would. But now he can't even get him at bed because he's had six shots. And he wants to blame it on or people around him wanna blame it on other effects in the world. But I'm like I'm I'm like, okay. Well, you know what? You're gonna eat if you're gonna if you do that much exercise and you go around, you you you're gonna still be able to do that. But if you're if it's really affecting you, you're gonna do that at shorter paces and all that. You're not just gonna decline that much, that fast Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 7: Unless there's something else involved. And it's just it it's both of my parents too. Like, it would it wasn't just one of them, and they're both alike, and they're both like that. And they're just and they get sick, and they get COVID all the time. I'm I'm I'm unvaccinated. I I I don't get sick rarely. And that and they're just they have all these shots, and they're getting COVID all the time. They test themselves. I'm like, put these fucking tests away. Stop doing this. Just if you don't feel good, take care of yourself. Like, we're Speaker 4: I agree. So I Speaker 7: It it is. That that's that's that's my own, like, personal experience of what I'm seeing, and I know everyone else in the world sees their own experiences within them and their family members and stuff. Speaker 4: It's just tough. Yeah. It really is. It it it really is. I'm sorry about your your parents. My parents are are the same. Right? They've taken every shot because their doctor told them and Speaker 7: Exactly. The our parents I think our parents were literally in the most, Yeah. Gullible, easily influenced Speaker 4: era that we've wasted. They've always trusted their doctors and Speaker 7: yeah. Yeah. Because there's, like, TV came along. Right? TV, trust this, trust that. They're all there. And and I I blame them. I really don't blame them because you should trust the people that are trying to say they're taking care of you. Yeah. But the and then we all grow up, and we all see it, and we're like, no. They're doing this on their own benefit. They don't give a shit about you. They just give it they just care about money and control and, Speaker 4: all that shit. You know what I mean? Exactly. Well, I'm glad you joined us. Speaker 7: Thank you. Speaker 4: And I'm gonna go to Allegra next. I didn't forget you, Allegra. Speaker 19: Thank you, Gail. Thank you. I just I have to say, you know, hearing Brad tonight, hearing everybody tonight, and and Andy's right, there's, like, this momentum that we're we have. Right? And he's talking, though. He's like, I'm over here in my little house in Arizona with my daughter, and I'm like, yeah. I'm screaming and I'm clapping because I'm hearing Brad and I'm I saw I saw the, the when they were speaking. I saw when they were speaking. I saw when he spoke about us. And I'm over here yelling and screaming and yelling and screaming because that that is what will bring me peace is to see Evangeline's name on a monument somewhere to be remembered. That's to me, everything. Yeah. Speaker 7: Everything. Everything. Everything. But her passion, your passion says a lot. Speaker 19: Yeah. I I I gotta say that that this is why I'm still here. Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 19: Because I believe in that too. I have seen it myself too. Speaker 7: And if you Like I said, I'm like I said, I'm new to there. I've never heard you talk, but I feel that behind you. Just your emotions, I feel that. Speaker 19: Yeah. I I might not make it to my very many cases, you know, but I will make it to wherever they put them on. Hey. Hey. Hey. Just just you you're good. You're good. You're good. Speaker 7: Shit around you is horrible. You're going through a tough time. Don't worry about that. You're you. You got this. Speaker 19: Okay. Thank you. And so, yeah, I just wanted to say, you know, I I was over here at Yealand just because that's I I've seen it myself. You know? I've I've, you know, I've been in this with you guys for a long time now, and, I always knew from the beginning, like, there was more to this than just what was going on with people dying in the hospital. And it opened up my eyes to to a lot of truth, and, it's really hard to swallow that truth sometime. And you still sometimes, you know, I think Catherine said it, you know, best. Like, I had a hard week too. You know? Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 19: And, you know, we gotta sit together and, but but, yeah, I I totally I have that vision as well to see all of our loved ones together wherever they're at right now. But here, on Earth where we can see them. You know? So thank you so much for that. And, Speaker 7: they're always watching over here. They're always there with you. Appreciate We never forget that. Appreciate Speaker 4: you, Liger. I'm gonna see if let's go to, Mark. Speaker 19: Sorry. Just just one last thing. I'm gonna promote real quick for Arizona. Children's Health Defense is gonna be here in Tucson, February 26. They're gonna be in Phoenix on the twenty eighth. So I've already signed up. I'm hoping to hear back something because I would really like to tell, you know, our story there. Everybody do that. And I'm trying to get other people to do it as well. So anybody that would like to do that if they're in this area or they know somebody, Speaker 4: the twenty sixth and the twenty eighth are gonna be here in the fall. To you need to go out to the Children's Health Defense bus schedule and sign up for the location that's closest to you. They're I don't know where they're going next, but they you know, we we did our interviews here. I think they're working their way around. But, go look for your town. They're gonna hit they've already hit the East Coast. They're they're this bus goes until June. It started last August. And if you have a vaccine story, it's the it's called vaxxed, unvaxxed, bus, the people study. Vaccine stories, protocol stories, get yourself signed up for that bus. Poly is amazing. This is a it's an amazing, thing that they're doing. I love it. I love them. We are gonna do a lot of things with them. Okay. So, Mark is back up as speaker. If you wanna try to unmute and hoping this works this time and you don't get booted off. Speaker 5: You know, can I ask you a question? Yeah. Go ahead. Have have they been in Michigan? Speaker 4: They have. I don't think they're going I yeah. They they hit a bunch of sites in Michigan. I know because a bunch of Michigan, Michigone, and Michigan people had signed up and told their stories. I think that was one of the first stops they made. Well, it was Texas, and then they went right up the Midwest to, Michigan. I don't know if they're hitting another Michigan location. You'd have to look on there. Mark, are you, able to unmute? Speaker 2: Any, anyone of that's a victim is in the DFW area, just, reach out to me. I'd love to meet you. Just to let you know. Speaker 7: Who in here in here is actually unvaccinated? Speaker 4: I really don't know because I knew. I'm not vaccinated. That's why they tried to kill me. Speaker 2: I'm not. I will never vaccinate. My husband isn't vaxxed. Speaker 12: I'm not. I will never be. Speaker 7: Alright. Sounds good. Thank you. Speaker 2: Yeah. No. The, the government's been cooperating. Speaker 4: They can go do something forcibly to themselves. I Speaker 7: know. I I I went through a lot too because I have a lot of people around me that believe in just the whatever is going on, and I'm the one of the group that just said, well, this doesn't make sense. So everyone around me believed in it except me. And then two, three years later, here we are, and they're all just not as we all were before. Anyone else feel anyone else feel that with, like, family members or anything around them? Yep. Speaker 4: I mean, sadly sadly, we have a lot of, people, especially widows, who had their husbands were murdered in the hospital from remdesivir, the protocol, and they weren't allowed in. It was just this big dark hole for them, and so they they they were frightened and got the jab and then are vaccinated. So we have people who are Speaker 7: Yeah. Okay. I see that. I see that. I understand that. I didn't think of that perspective. People who are very much, Speaker 4: destroyed by both, both ends. And we do jab injured stories and jab death stories and, you know, there's there's there are your really arrogant, shot Nazis who hate everyone who's not, vaxxed, and then you have a very large group of people who are vaxxed injured. It's huge group that's vaxxed injured. We so we have the COVID humanity betrayal memory project, which documents protocol stories and shot injury stories and, the like. And then we also have a, another project called we, the people 50 recall the shots because, I mean, the shots are poison. Speaker 7: That's what I was gonna get to. Yeah. I was just saying at the start, I was all like, yeah. Like, this is a big thing. Do this. Do that. And then it was when they said they had the vaccine ready that quick. Like, I'm not I don't think of myself as a genius or a smart person, but I do know the logic of vaccines. Yeah. And it does not take a year or two under to make a solid vaccine. I know you all know this. And and that's what hit me first, and then all of a sudden people around me are just like, I'm like, how am I how am I the only one seeing this? Speaker 4: Well, I think the stats are eighty one percent took one shot either out of fear or force. So, I think seventy percent took two shots in America. So there's a very small amount of people that didn't didn't fold because of some type of fear or or coercion. But when you look at the the boosters, it drops exponentially. I think it's under twenty percent now. Speaker 7: Yeah. Which which makes sense because everyone reasonably kind of Speaker 4: believed it at the start. Even I did. A lot of people are sicker or dead. And then Like, I mean Yeah. Speaker 7: But but for me, like I said, like, I'm just I knew, like, oh, COVID I mean, sorry. I mean, the vaccine's ready. Here you go. Take it. I'm like, what? But they did such a great job of scaring everybody. I know. I know. I know. It's so sad. Yeah. They that's that's their form. It's a scare than, say, you got the fucking result. I mean, the cure, and here you go. And everyone believes it without putting any logic behind it. It's unfortunate. Speaker 4: It's criminal. I mean, it's Speaker 7: Yes. Big time. Yeah. But nobody's gonna get punished for it. If you if you got paid to advertise this, you're not gonna get punished for it. Come on. That's Speaker 14: where I'm at. Oh, they're good. I'd punish you, Vibrant, in in a heartbeat. You know what I'd do? Be like, Vibrant, You're punished. Speaker 7: For what? For what? For for being, vibrant. Speaker 4: For being what? Interesting. Speaker 21: Well, okay. Speaker 14: Like, can we can we be real for a second, though? Because I love vibrant. I I know who he is. I Speaker 17: I follow him. Whatever. Fuck off, everybody. Speaker 4: Okay. Speaker 7: I gotta follow-up. Some of these hot chicks in here. Yeah. That's true. Don't be that. Don't be that guy. Don't. Speaker 4: Troll. Yeah. Troll. Troll. So we have a rule. We don't actually tolerate trolls because it's not your it's not your space. Speaker 7: Good. Good. As soon as you started saying that, I Yeah. What the fuck? Get the what? Disgusting. Speaker 2: We try to be respectful to all, Speaker 7: race, creed, sex Yeah. No doubt. Yeah. You you like, as soon as he's brought that up, like, no. If he's following me, he's fucking following me. And I didn't when he said said that about hot chicks, I didn't know if he was talking about you or me, but Yeah. Yeah. That's true. Good point. You don't know what he's gonna do. You know, it was he was probably talking about you, Cece. Speaker 12: Troll, I don't know if you know this, Gail, but he's still visible. Speaker 7: It's okay. He's we're not speaking Nobody cares. Do you say something like that? I mean, if he's still visible Yeah. Weird. Speaker 2: We apologize, everyone. Sorry about that. Speaker 4: We apologize for the very weird man. Speaker 7: Yeah. That's the guy that has not seen a female in his presence in a long time. Speaker 4: I was excited. I wonder why So I'm I'm gonna see if Mark can come off mute yet. We we get him up here. Come on, Mark. Take just take yourself off of mute and Speaker 5: no. Speaker 7: Also that he doesn't follow me. I just looked. I knew he didn't follow you. Alright. Speaker 4: I gotta give up on Mark. Sometimes sometimes people have it's you know, spaces can be a little buggy. So I do want to we're gonna wrap up because it's, you know, midnight over here. But, I want to, just do the thing where we I wanna talk about the, first of all, I wanna talk about the task force, and then I'm gonna read the 25 commonalities. So our our citizen so I've already said, if you have a story, please put it in, you know, document your story at chbmp.org. Document your story, and when you put your story in, it will you'll get prompted to set up, the interview portion of the story. We do the written and the interview. Our all of our interviewers are a victim or, like myself, survivor. They've lot they've had somebody killed by the protocols. The citizen task force, we have a citizen task force that is made up of, you know, victims and whistleblowers and just, you know, everybody that wants that cares about this issue and wants to fight, you know, medical tyranny. You can also join and find out more about that, on our site. The 25 commonalities, this is these are the our 25 commonalities that we found in all of the stories that we have documented, and we have document the when we document a story, we have the written version of the story, the details of the story, the video testimony, of the family members. Sometimes it's more than one family member. It the medical records. We have we have every time we I think we've seen it all, we haven't seen it all, but there's commonalities among them that people will recognize. If you recognize the if you're not sure if you're like, oh, I'm not sure if my loved one died of COVID or if my loved one was killed. How would I know? I'm gonna read these 25 commonalities, and I want you to think about whether these happen to you. The first one is isolation. The victim's denied access to family, friends, pastor, priest, clergy, everybody. It's the it's typically the first thing that happens, and I think it's because they don't want witnesses and they wanna be able to gaslight you, but that's but isolation of the victim is is the number one. Strict adherence to, EUA protocols, you know, the the remdesivir, veqleri, the baricitinib to tocilizumab. Those are thing they're just stuck on their protocol, and they will say protocol protocol we gotta do the protocol over and over again. The patient is denied alternative treatments. If you if they ask for ivermectin vitamins, budesonide, hydroxychloroquine, and they're often told, those don't work. They're not FDA approved and other sorts of lies about that. They do work. I was saved with the protocol with those protocols. Patients are and family are denied informed consent. So no no informed consent is, is given is provided for not just medications and treatments, but also procedures like the vent, gaslighting by staff. The victims and the family are told over and over again things like if you hear things like this or you remember things like this, so and so is a very sick man or a very sick woman. They're caught you're constantly told that or told that they will die if they do not comply with hospital protocols or if they're not vented. That's the gas that's the gaslighting. Removal of communication devices, this happened to me. Happened this happens almost to everybody. Removal of call lights or glasses or cell phones or communication any anything that will it's either removal or put out of reach just to to, to make it hard for you to communicate with your loved one. Dehumanization, being treated like an animal, not bathed, not cleaned, not no mouth care, no hair care, just absolutely treated like it like it laying in your own filth, Pervasive sense of wrongdoing, oftentimes family members or friends or the victim themselves had a feeling that something wasn't quite right. You know, there's something not right about what's happening. Vaccination discrimination is huge. Based, treatment is based on the, vaccination status. The way you're treated is based on that. You know, you're mocked verb verbally or, like, in my case, verbally and physically assaulted for being unvaccinated. That happens. Speaker 7: Or in the schools and still not see. Yeah. Rapid Speaker 4: oxygen increase. So they will a lot of people don't know that this is, damaging, but, it is. They will increase the oxygen. It's it's, you know, you actually are suffering from a gas exchange issue, but they just pump more oxygen, and it causes complications or damage to the lungs leading to medical ventilation. So if you had that happen in your case, refer refusal to communicate with the family or the advocates. So nurses and doctors and hospital administration just won't communicate. They wanna leave you in the dark. Another very common one, dehydration and starvation, denial of food, water, and nutrition, and given diuretics or laxatives. Many know my I was seven days without water, twelve days without food. That this is what they do to people, and it it it causes all sorts I mean, it just causes you to decline. Restraint abuse, we've got some of this on video or on audio even, people begging to be taken out of restraints. So that is restraint abuse. There's very specific rules and laws around restraints. So it's and that's physical restraints and chemical restraints that are used, and they fail to follow the legal requirements around the use of them, how they can use them, when they can use them, what the plan is to get the person out of it. And so, they they just don't even follow the proper guidelines for checking them every 15. And then ventilation is often used as a restraint, or we've even seen it called a method of behavioral control. Denial of bathroom, you know, being forced to a catheter or a rectal tube, being, forced to lay in poop or pee. That's very common, almost every case. Nonemergency ventilation. The victim and family are told it's just to give the lungs a rest or some other nonsense that doesn't make sense. You don't vent people for that. DNR pressure or shenanigans. So pressured. Families pressured into signing a do not resuscitate or, or like in my case, they just falsify it and make you a do not resuscitate anyways. There we see both of that, you know, or there's they they're told they can't see their loved one unless they put them on put them on a DNR or put them on palliative Speaker 3: And and still it's behind a glass wall. Right. Exactly. Speaker 4: And then palliative care or or or comfort care pressure. So the victim is or or family is pressured into, putting themselves on palliative care, comfort care, or hospice, or sometimes families denied the right to be in that care consult meeting, or it's ordered without consent. We have seen all of that. And once a family does agree to palliative care, they're really signing on for, euthanasia, and they're not told that. They're just told they can go in if they sign the palliative care. Just my family, they asked them to let me go that way. Clearly, I'm glad that they didn't because I wasn't dying. Speaker 3: Well, a lot of what is I've been told that sorry. I'm on the treadmill if it's making noise. They didn't know what kind of care meant. They just thought, oh, well, of course, I want my loved one to be comfortable, but they didn't know that it was Right. Exactly. Speaker 4: Isolation even in death, so denied access to the dying victim, denied access to view the body after death, or denial of last rights. They're just denied. They're isolated. They die alone. Police and security involvement, this is very common. You know, me and Andy both had this where police were used to, keep the victim isolated, the family threatened with arrest, You know, we had a six hour standoff. Andy had a stand up or, you know, they called the police on him. It's very common. Refusal to transfer, change doctors or transfer to another hospital. We even see where the death is escalated. The timeline is escalated when the family starts pushing for a transfer. They don't wanna lose that money. Infections and injuries, hospital acquired, so sepsis, MRSA, hospital acquired infections, bed sores, pressure sores, skin tears, necrosis, all of that that neglect stuff. General neglect, lack of basic care, general hygiene, grooming, bathing, linen changes. Nighttime emergencies, the family is woken up, pressured to make instant life or death decisions with very little information. So they they're they're isolated. They don't have the information. Then the hospital staff attempts to scare them or confuse them into making life, life and death decisions, just after keeping them in the dark. Perception of mal, malvolence malfeasance. Malfeasance. Sorry. Victim, the victim will state or feels like the hospital is torching them or trying to kill them. Like, we we know when we're in the hospital that they're trying at some point, you know that they're trying to kill you. And we you know, I knew they were trying to kill me because they said they were gonna kill me. But event some of our our family members, you know, when they get the phone back from the hospital, they'll see messages that their loved one sent saying that they thought the hospital that the doctors didn't want them to leave, or they will have recorded videos of themselves or something like that. Off or they will have begged their family to come get them because they were being tortured or they felt they were gonna be killed, and then the hospital gaslights the family and says, no. No. It's it's, you know, ICU trauma or whatever. Unqualified staff, treatment by foreign travel, FEMA, or unqualified medical staff, including now a bunch of nurses that were not nurses if you look up anything regarding operation Nightingale. So that's the 25 commonalities. So if if any of those resonate with people, your loved one was probably killed, put your story in and, an interview with us. So with that, I'm Speaker 3: I think it's important to know though this these coming elections are super, super important. We have to get people into government that believe like we do, acknowledges that that these things happened. I know in North Carolina, Brooke McGowan is running, and she her platform is against the medical tyranny. It's for medical freedom. So if you're in North Carolina, vote for Brooke. Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 6: And you should be able Speaker 4: to have your Yeah. We're going out of breath. Bringing that We're coming to to to super Tuesday, and it is a big election year. So you do want to ask everyone who's running where they stand on medical freedom, not just with the shots, but with the hospital protocols, though the deaths. Where where do they stand? And you wanna ask them to sign to sign the pledge that they will not take big pharma money. Most of them won't do that. And transparency TransparencyUSA, you can look up anybody and see who's donating who who owns them. Speaker 7: Go ahead. Speaker 2: Well said. I I'm gonna add to that. I'm gonna add to that. So this is where we're at in the medical system in regards to medical tyranny. What if you wanna put your finger on the pulse, what is it like right now? What's the temperature? Okay? This is what it is. Check it out. I just got a letter from I'm I'm gonna break my silence on this because I don't really give a crap. A a year ago, I reported the nurses responsible who, killed my dad. K? I, have had several conversations with this agency and, phone conversations, letters. K? I called them recently. They called me back. They left a voice mail. Some of you actually heard it because I sent it to you. They sent me a letter, very generic, for all three nurses, and they haven't gotten around to it yet. And there's things that are affecting the investigation that don't pertain to the board. So whatever the heck that means. I'll leave you I'll let you just think about that. So that's where we're at. So make sure when you go cast your ballot, ask the question, if I was in Andy's shoes, who would he vote for? Who who's he gonna vote for? I'm gonna tell you who you need to go vote for. Someone who's gonna change this, delay, this cover up, not just of what happened to me, all of us. So vote for someone that's gonna that's gonna make this and steer this wheel in a better direction. I don't know who whoever it is. I don't you know, go vote for the person you think that's gonna do it, and you stick to your guts. There you go. Speaker 3: I love how Andy always ends his speeches with there you go. Speaker 4: So Gonna land my plane. There you go. I love it. Speaker 3: Yeah. That's that's Shell. Speaker 5: Thank you, Andy, for that advice. Speaker 3: Absolutely. I need to get a closing remark now too, an original. I keep stealing theirs. Well, there you go. Space. Speaker 4: So we'll be here next Saturday, same time, same people. Speaker 3: Same place. Well, well, we're reaching out last week, but there's, like, I don't know, over a thousand or 1,500 live listeners at one point. Well, we So we're we're we always meet new people. We're always, reaching out to to spread the word with new people. So it I think it's these spaces have been very effective. We're competing. And don't forget to get your cookbook. If you haven't gotten your cookbook oh my gosh. It is beautiful. And it, so I don't know if if all y'all know about it, but we had a victim cookbook made. So there's over 200 recipes in it. And, if you lost a loved one, you, mailed in a recipe and with a picture of your loved one and a memory tied to that recipe. And so it's called home cooked memories from our hearts to your table. And so every recipe has a picture of the person who was killed and a memory underneath the recipe. It's just a beautiful tribute. And every time you cook those dishes, it keeps those person's memory alive. And it's I I'm very happy with how it came out. So you can get that on our website too. And, the funds go to, of course, help our our foundation stay above water, barely. But, yeah, it's it's worth having and some great recipes in there. I think Dale used all the recipes for Thanksgiving. Christmas, I used everything I made for Christmas was out of that book. Yeah. It's it's pretty special because these these, it's it's just cool reading the memory. You know? Like, I always made this for my husband on Super Bowl, and, you know, him and his buddies enjoyed these wings. I mean, it's just it's just nice. Speaker 4: Or the ones where their loved one made that recipe for them. But yeah. I cry I cry every time I read the, you know, but Speaker 11: What a great way to always Speaker 3: you know, every time you make that recipe, you can think about that person and it just, you know, keeps the memory alive. You know? It really is. Speaker 4: Well Speaker 3: Only $20.25 bucks. All yours. That includes shipping. Speaker 4: Yeah. So I encourage everyone And also, Speaker 20: for Speaker 4: the donation, the, medical alert bracelet. So we're still, doing hospital rescues, and everybody needs a medical we do these medical alert bracelets. It says I'm allergic to remdesivir slash veclary, baricitinib, and fentanyl, which are three drugs that they use, we probably want to look at Midazolam. I've Speaker 3: literally had mine on for a year and a half, and it looks brand new. They they will not rest or turn their stainless steel silicone so they're sizable so they'll fit anybody. Everybody in my family has one. I don't take it off ever. I swim in it, sleep in it, shower in it, gooba in it, every and it's looks brand new. And I just feel very much safer because if you get in a car accident or even go in for, you know, a broken bone, they'll try to give you remissivir. We hear it all the time. The lady last the guy with hiccups. The guy the lady with the UTI. You know? Oh, just guy with a motorcycle, like, accident woke up on a ventilator. I mean, they will try to get this drug into you at all costs. C Speaker 4: c h b m p forward slash bracelet, c h b m p forward slash cookbook. Speaker 3: Yep. And it's a medical legal Correct. Directive, so they they cannot give it to you. So wouldn't it be cool if everybody in the country had one on and there would be no room to test your protocol? We would just take that back ourselves. But we've we've shipped out, Speaker 4: probably three or 4,000 And they've saved lives. People go in for something unrelated, and they just write down in their chart, oh, you're allergic to these drugs. How do you know you're allergic? Well, I'm allergic to that. Even ask, Huckleberry. Like, they didn't even ask. They just, they just wrote it down. Speaker 3: It's got the little milk alert symbol on it and stuff. Yeah. If they do ask, just, you know You're allergic to to kidney failure. Speaker 4: You're allergic to poison. Poison doesn't sit well with me. Alright. Well, have enjoyed it. Sorry. I threw it all in your plates No. And all of those You know? Busy. So used to it. No. I'm just kidding. Speaker 3: It's the only time I had to do it tonight in the store. No. No problem. I Speaker 4: wasn't doing anything special. Speaker 3: Alrighty. Thanks everybody for coming on, and I will we'll see y'all next time. Speaker 4: Bye y'all. Take care. Thank you. Speaker 5: Not a problem.