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Worrying actually experiencing something that is unusual
over the last couple of months. It's a
cooling in Dallas.
I think we have some kind of hurricane
down in the gulf, which has created a
pressure system that's cooled things off. I am
wondering doctor, could this
with the au,
you know, are are the Au say that
this is signify
a cooling of
the insanity we've been seeing for the last
4 years,
are are 8 years, perhaps, What do you
think, is rationality
returning to the world.
It's possible, John. I think the general theme
we're finding
is that the public
is waking up and becoming
far more sane and rational
than our government
agencies and these other elements of the bio
complex.
It's it's true. I think there's a growing
awareness that that we
reasonable grown up citizens would actually be just
fine.
In
consultation, if it's a health matter in
consultation with our physicians if they're good physicians
that are that are working diligently in good
faith. It seems that it's the United states,
federal
agencies, and their
friends in the bio
complex,
they create this
hot
atmosphere, this this sort of pressure cooked
atmosphere. Maybe we're recognizing or the citizen is
recognizing that
maybe things aren't always so crazy. We're just
being led to believe that they're crazy.
It's so true. It makes you wonder what
really is
happening because we don't have embedded reported any...
Reporting anymore. No one's on sight.
Everybody's is just shown an image and told,
wow. This is something bad going on. And
it's just it's so
hard to know it. You know, a few
months ago,
I was seen all these images
of San Diego and and flooding.
And just, you know, it it looked horrendous.
And my daughter's right there in San Diego,
and I kept asking my my wife. I
said, why is Hayley not telling about the
flooding?
And, Hey said listen, you can barely find
any flooding. There's a probably a couple little
zones.
And
what was a crane is
these images can make a relatively
isolated
small thing seem really big.
And all I have to do is put
a few words to it. And
so that's the reason why I think there's
a a general dis trust because there's no
embedded porting anymore. There's there's nothing objective that
we can look at to find out what's
going on, and people are turning to independent
media shows like the hot zone, to figure
out what is going on?
It's it's true. Also, the human mind,
if it's confronted with something distressing,
It it's not only the field of view
in the photograph. Our mind gets tunnel vision.
I remember
think it was an October of 2018.
I was living briefly in Paris, France.
I was living in the Mara district in
the old historic cop part of town down
by Not dame cathedral.
And 1 day, I was on for a
walk,
a stroll and I start getting text after
text some whatsapp on my phone, are you
okay?
Question mark, you know,
like,
apparently, a lot of my friends in the
United States and other parts of Europe, thought
that I was in grave danger.
Well, I wasn't even particularly paying attention to
this, but the so called yellow vest
protesters
had gotten very rowdy on the Champs,
and and Paris which was about
3 and a half miles from where I
was. The international media had compressed the imagery
of this disorder, and they were pretty rowdy.
I mean, as French protesters can be, they
were setting fires to cars and beating
police officers and so forth. So if you
were in the action
at the Arc,
with stones getting thrown at you and cars
being said fuck.
In that narrow field of view,
you would think Paris is burning.
You know, the French capital is under siege.
It's the end of the world in Paris.
There I was 3 and a half miles
away strolling along the sun,
and it was just a beautiful day. So
that it it so much depends on the
field of view
and how what you're seeing in that image
is
represented.
And I think people should realize
that
you know, with these various types of clashes
between protesters and police
that
there there is an investment
in the conflict on both sides.
And almost all of these circumstances,
John, it's pretty easy to just pick a
side street and walk away.
None of these protests are city wide.
I've been in Europe, what time I was
in France,
and there was a protest, and we were
having coffee and some people came by, and
we just... We honestly, we just walked down
a side street. It it took literally 30
seconds to get out of any type of
situation. If more people just walked away,
a lot of these things would just diffuse,
they just wouldn't become big deals
you know, as we flip through social media
every day, we just see, you know, these
portrayed conflicts 1 after another.
But, you know, this leads us to a
segment about
pandemic marketing,
and
and this came up in 1 of my
interviews. Do you know what we're talking about?
Well, so yes, it's it's a whole... Kind
of P r division of the bio
complex of how do you
present this to
the public?
And, I'm we saw some of this
at the Johns Hopkins event 02:01
in October
of 2019
there was a segment on, okay, how are
we going to in effect market
this,
and it was already...
In the simulation a coronavirus
pandemic in in October of 19. But, yes,
Tell us what you learned about the business
of pandemic marketing.
What, you know who brought this up, John.
It's a mutual friend of ours, a Melinda
Richards from Australia. We both took pictures of
her and
She's she's, you, you know, quite a a
terrific lady investigative reporter, a
big out there on social media.
And she now has her own show on
Tnt, so I went on at the other
day. And she just made this off offhand
comment about pandemic marketing. So I... Put it
together a graphic, we're gonna show I'm gonna
give to, a, a, Nick our producer.
But, you know, Covid 19
had the right marketing. You know, Covid, it
sounds serious,
the name sudden,
acute respiratory
syndrome,
you know,
coronavirus 2. It's sudden acute respiratory... It means
At any time you could have sudden respiratory
distress, trouble breathing.
Covid 19 had all the marketing. Right? It
it
could
land a senior citizen in the hospital.
And so the fear based marketing on this
really really
ramped up.
But we we've we've now... There's kind 3
more to discuss, you know, monkey pox
fell flat.
You know, I don't think anybody was worried
about Monkey parks. I mean, I didn't know
a single senior citizen who
even even cared anything about Monkey parks. The
same thing with bird flu. Bird flu just
doesn't seem to be getting any track traction.
You just can't
conjure up any fear with bird flu
Now there's a segment out from a a
video. So it's been out for a while,
but
but this was out on redacted.
You know, some of our favorite media people
un redacted.
And as Bill Gates,
and, you know, going over pandemic marketing,
for a pandemic that he's going to market
in 20 25,
and it's called severe epidemic, enter virus respiratory,
syndrome 20 25,
Sears,
SEERS.
And and so the point of all this
pandemic marketing, John, is that it has to
have
the right
acronym,
the words need to be incredibly frightening,
people need to understand that they're at risk.
And this is... This tags along
a reply. I had to a tweet. So
there's a tweet out where someone has put
together, Liz Churchill
has put it together a whole video mix
of
some of the fear based marketing techniques that
were used during Covid 19.
And 1 of them was, if you're un,
the virus will find you.
The virus will hunt you down.
And I said, gosh, that there must be
some type of arch typo
fear that's been throughout human history of being
hunted. You know, humans being hunted by a
a Saber tooth tiger, And sure enough, John
in medicine, you know, we come up with
words for just about everything
There is a term
called
D
is the irrational
stream fear of being chased.
It is the action of being chased by
someone or something else
that frighten us
tremendously,
John.
So with pandemic marketing,
it actually has to do with fear
and this idea of of being invaded
or being chased,
and that's what bio
complex was able to do with Covid 19,
and it's just not working out for,
monkey packs or bird fluid.
It's it's true. I mean, you know, I've
thought about this surfing
before where, particularly if the water's is a
bit murky, and your mind starts thinking, what
if there's a tiger shark
swimming around me right now, and I don't
know that he's there. Like, at any time,
he could strike the board and sever AAA
femur artery, and I'll bleed out in 20
sec. You start thinking that, and you let
your mind run down. Hey, you you'll say,
okay. I'm I'm not going to serve. I
mean, Or you'll fall off the board. Right
if you overthink. Right. Right. So, yeah, I
I can imagine,
well for good reason, if you think in
evolutionary terms. I mean, there were probably times
in our ancient history and pre history, when
being frightened of predatory
animals was, you know, not altogether
irrational.
So,
tap tapping
into that old fear circuitry is obviously very
useful.
Right. But John just think about the names
and think about the common people. So, you
know, I have patients in their eighties
They live out in rural, Texas, largely East
Texas.
And and, you know, they're not paying attention
to all this. They're just living their lives.
And and if you say monkey pops. Are
you afraid?
They'll say... You know, the common sense answer
would be, no. I've... You know, I'm not
around monkeys.
Right. Right. You know, that would just be
a common sense
answer. Then you try to explain, well, it
got into gay and bisexual men, and they're
having,
you know, Rec intercourse and spreading it that
way. And then there... The then that person
is even more turned off. They're like, no.
I don't don't wanna hear anything more about
this. Right. That the the pandemic marketing campaign.
So remember about monkey pops, The Biden
administration hired a monkey
Czar. Do you remember this guy, John? I
do. He he he was a a colorful
character as I recall. Yeah. Well, it you're
being charitable.
This monkey pox Czar
was really a
was kind of an imposing
man. He was
his name was
Dmitry
Das.
Almost like he was some type of,
you know, Greek,
spy who,
he was... There's all kinds of pictures of
him in
various types of,
you know, gay and bisexual,
attire, heavily tattooed. He was wearing leather straps
with
you know, all kinds of spikes in it
and things of this nature. And and think
about that person,
and the common people we're talking about, you
know, are our senior citizens and just normal
people. They're gonna say, listen. I don't want
anything to do with Monkey parks. I don't
want anything to do with that person.
And I'm certainly not gonna take a monkey
pox vaccine, which was the whole goal of
the monkey pox marketing.
So it just died on the vine
And now you look at what's going on
with bird flu.
And people are just not moved with bird.
I've asked a ton of people in the
public Are you gonna go out and get
a bird flu vaccine? They're like,
what?
No.
Well
you know, a lot of this has to
do with marketing. Now enough if gates is
right on this next 1 Sears,
you know, this
enter,
respiratory. Now, by the way, very few viruses
get the Gi tracked very sick with nausea
vomiting.
And also cause respiratory symptoms. Very few. It's
typically 1 or the other, but not both,
but gates not being a doctor or a
scientist he can see he's cooking this up
as an idea to kind of conjure up
fear
and
and this fear based marketing. But,
I give Melinda Richard's great credit. She just
goes, yeah. Monkey pox was was poorly marketed.
And by the way, this Cdc knew this
because midway through this failed monkey parks,
pandemic,
they
changed the name. You remember that they changed
it to Epochs.
Right? Epochs. So they they wanted to take
monkey out of it because They knew nobody
was taken it seriously. And, of course, there
was tons of jokes. John, you know, Monkeys
scratching themselves, people eating monkeys eating bananas.
Are you going bananas over monkey bikes? There
are too many jokes about monkey parks for
people to think us seriously. And we're seeing
the same thing with bird flu. We're seeing
Da duck and all these crazy bird, you
know, big bird, all these
humorous
representations of this. It's just not getting any
traction.
Well, a couple of things I'll point out,
you know, first of all, just a a
humorous note, you know, with... The
with the the Covid... Excuse me, the monkey
pox are. When I saw that just a
headline,
I thought let me guess it's an envoy
who's just come
from a party on the island of My
in the Greek Hypo
and then I see actually as a greek
name. It like, he is an envoy from
from Mick who's like, been partying all summer.
So anyway, you know, that's that that's the
funny thing now. It's like,
comedy has just black comedy has merged with
reality in a imperfect way.
The other thing I'll point out about,
Sars Sars C 2 is,
I think it's important to remember
that if you present something
as being akin to an invasion.
So if you tell people
You know, we just have intelligence, you know,
that's coming from Venice
that
a Venetian trader was just in in and
China,
and Gang khan
is gearing up the biggest
mongol
army
and history
and they're headed towards Europe now. Like, you
know,
50000
cavalry
strong,
Angus and his boys are coming. And when
they arrive in Europe, they are going to
rape and pill. Well, that would just terrify
all of Europe.
I think I think Covid 19 was success
marketed as a foreign
invasion.
And you remember,
professor Ferguson at the imperial College. He did
that
that computer modeling showing the hypothetical global spread.
And you had these concentric circles
you know, showing comes to Milan and then
from Milan, it penetrate Western Europe, and then
and then London and then and then makes
its way across to to New York city
with these
almost like a nuke... Like this radius
nuclear blast.
So that that was some very good
invasion, style marketing.
And, John it worked, I wrote an Op
ed and a hill on this. Back in
20 20,
you know, literally, like, these were like mushroom
clouds and like Dallas was gonna hit and
be hit next.
And so the army corps engineers built an
army hospital
out of the K Bailey Hutchinson
Convention Center.
And they had, you know, a thousand or
more cats, Ivs, ventilators,
medicines,
medics at the ready.
And and, I was going into a major
hospital every day. Saying, listen said, I don't
see this. It doesn't seem to be spreading
this way. The Chinese were publishing papers saying
it kinda of spreads in the house and
and, you know, little kids aren't affected much
and people get through it. And and I
brought it up ed. I said they just
built an Army hospital
And it's not spreading this way. It's not
a big mushroom cloud where, you know, people
are over
overcome with fumes or something like this. But
and don't forget the prep act.
Is written like we're gonna be invaded
brazil... By viruses or bacteria or fungi. And
so we're gonna have counter
to the invasion. So these military terms were
used. And so I do I do think
there is something about the invasion And you
can see it taking hold in presidential politics.
At the debate, Trump said, you're... He has
he put the number 20000000.
That we've been invaded
by 20000000
new people taking your jobs,
and you can just imagine, you know, people,
recoil to that. And and then on the,
democratic side,
you know, that... They're kind of... I think
their go to argument is the climate crisis.
Well, that you, you know, that... We're we're
gonna be baking in the sun and and
out of water and and and and all
kinds of torrential things will happen.
I, you know, the the real question on
the table is, could could these issues be
exaggerated
for political gain?
Well, I think I think they're
they are inherently
exaggerated.
I mean, this was the point that I
made with Covid 19,
it... The devil is in the details. I
mean, you pointed out
very early on,
there are certain groups within our
population that can get into trouble with this.
We as treating doctors need to recognize those
high risk groups,
even if it's a small percentage of the
whole
population We have a large
population that translates to a large number of
poor suffering,
frightened people. We need to identify who that
cohort is and aggressively treat them early.
So that is
rational quantitative
analysis.
The human mind is very poor at that.
It's sort of either or it's this extremely
emotional
we're being invaded millions of people. I mean,
it's like, I always point out the case
of southern California
and December of 19 41. After Pearl harbor
was bombed,
there was this thought that it's it's imminent.
That the Japanese
navy and Air force are headed to La
now. They're gonna bomb the hell out of
us.
And you start seeing this
psychology
happening
where everyone is just seeing Japanese, naval vessels
and submarines and and and and aircraft,
or, you know, we are being invaded, even
though
I think there might have been
some Japanese
submarine
activity just doing surveillance of the coast,
but there was no invasion.
Everyone
we saw on edge that that it was
coming that people actually started
seeing
Japanese
military assets that weren't there.
Well, down, what was that? What was that
exercise over the radio
where there was
you know, a a theoretical
invasion. With... And then people actually thought it
was real. What what what what was that?
Well, you're that you're talking about Or welles
as worlds of the world.
Yeah.
I can't remember the name of his radio.
Show. But Or are the young Or wells,
and I think this was in the thirties.
Yeah. He did a a radio show
in which he said that we're being invaded
by, you know, foreign aliens, like, from outer
space. And people didn't realize
that it was just, like a radio,
fictional radio show. But people thought we were
really being in in invaded. Now, I tell
you something that was scary. I think it
was in 2017.
I have a bunch of friends on Maui.
My brother lived... 1 of my brothers lives
on Maui, and I get a forwarded voice
text from a friend of mine who's a
nurse on Maui,
and it's it's a public service announcement saying,
missile launch from North Korea,
headed toward inbound to Maui,
take cover.
And I... She and she was panicking.
I wrote back, and I just said I
don't think the Koreans,
the North Koreans at this point, have an
Ic
that is capable of targeting
the tiny island of Maui
in the north... And in the Pacific, you
know, from that distance. I mean, it must
be... I just wanna
get s
4000
miles... I I said I think this is
a a.
And sure enough, it was, but by the
time the word got out that it was
a sn and the civil alarm system,
people had climbed into storm drains or multiple
heart attacks.
That people panicked it. And and I... There
were fatal heart attacks.
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The the question for our listeners are... What
would they do
with that type of announcement, would they, you
know, be in the herd of people heading
into the storm sewers and and, you, you
know, safe shelters or they... Or would they
question it And, you know, with the pandemic,
I think the behavior of people responding to
it,
made things much worse. And I'll pick on
doctors
So, for instance,
this happen, it still happens today.
You know, doctors,
and nurses, they've all been through Covid. They've
already had Covid 19. They've already had the
illness.
There's a patient who's had Covid for 3
weeks at home cared for by their relatives
and finally they got sick enough to come
in the hospital.
When they come in the hospital,
they're are confronted with these doctors and nurses
who they themselves have already had Covid, wearing
hazmat suits or similar
protective gear with pap and would have you
reverse isolation,
reverse ventilation.
And
the point is,
you know, if they go home and take
care of their their son or daughter with
Covid, they're not wearing hazmat suits,
just the whole
utilization of these extreme protective
equipment
ga, you know, in the Chinese police wearing
them, and people are wearing them.
Just this response to it.
Shows you how the human mind, even the
well educated medical human mind
can become in incredibly
distorted and a delusional,
driven out of fear When you ask them
what are you afraid of? You've already had
Covid.
You're at home taking care of your doc?
What why are you wearing this ridiculous suit
in the Icu?
And I think what a lot of them
would say in the end as well, it's
policy or I have to do it. Well,
the policy itself is is is is distort
reality. I interviewed
From El Salvador a great interview on Mc
color report,
and she had treated tens of thousands of
patients. She did this in person evaluation She
did laboratories.
She came face to face with, you know,
the serious strains of Covid over and over
again.
And I asked her, did you ever wear
a mask?
She was, no. I never wore a mask
I just took care of the patients. And
their family members are taking I said, what
do you think about, you know, doctors wearing
hazmat mats suits?
She said they've lost their minds.
And I I always thought, you know, what
would a leader do?
Can you imagine if when Covid 19 hit
if president Trump
and
let's say his doctor
Don, the surgeon general. What if they went
to go visit a Covid patient in the
hospital,
and they wore no masks?
They just walked in and visit them and
say, listen, we wanna let you know we're
gonna get you through this.
Can you imagine what that would have conveyed
to the entire country?
Well, there
but there you go again with this military
analog. I mean,
there seems to be
some
pervasive
thread and all of human history of the
state.
And I don't... I'm not exactly sure. III
fully under stand why it's it why...
Why precisely, it's so pervasive, but it's the
state kind of once to terrify the citizenry
about
invasions and lethal threats to the public. I
mean,
the most obvious
explanation is is that the state is always
seeking to enlarge its influence.
It's
its ability to create and disperse money.
It's honors and emo. And I guess there's
no better way to do that.
Then by telling the citizenry,
you are facing a mortal threat in we
the state and our military apparatus
will protect you.
So there's this the citizenry then feels we
need to seed our
our
individual liberty to the state in exchange for
protection.
I mean, that just... Yeah John, don't you
think that
these countries that honestly have been around for
many decades, sometimes centuries
that they've never been invaded.
Yet they have a military to defend against
invasion
you know, after decades and decades of of
idle ness,
probably many of their leaders think that these
military mechanisms ought to be used for something
else I mean, look at Canada,
and never been invaded.
Australia has never been invaded.
You know, United States has never had a
land invasion.
I mean, so
so these...
The military units to engage in conflicts elsewhere.
So the idea of, well, we'll go on
offense. That's the best defense. That's kind of
what's explained to us.
And I think the use of the military
now are at least military
mechanisms
to, quote, protect us against
invaders I I think that's the reason why
that bio
complex, which does include the military and certainly
research units in the military like Da,
and then it's equivalent bard and the N
nih.
That's the reason why they're so engaged
in pandemics.
Because, honestly, they they don't have the threat
of a next ground or or air invasion
in their own countries.
It's it's true. I mean, can you imagine
if Russia
trying to assemble an amphibious
landing
flo
to sail across the north Atlantic
and land
a Russian army
you know, on the east... I mean, the
whole thing is just preposterous.
So, like, no 1 thinks that could ever
happened.
So it's it's true. We we we have
to think of something else that's can invade
us. Now remember, a lot of the rationale
for the prep act of 2005,
it wasn't so much a naturally emerging
pathogen. It was the idea of bio terrorism.
I mean, I think I think that's what
was in the minds of the Congressman at
the time that they they actually, you know,
ratified the sled legislation, we could have a
an anthrax attack or you know, some other
kind of,
pathogen.
So
what happened, I think was that
the idea of an alert a naturally emergent
pathogen
kind of muddled together with bio terrorism and...
Yeah. I I think that's the right read.
It is so interesting. If you go on
the National Security Nation website, many other government
websites
you know, they make a proclamation.
You know, Sars C 2
is not a bio weapon.
What, what why do they feel they need
to have that on their website?
It's almost like it's some type of government
disclaimer. Do they mean just the opposite?
Yes. I mean, and it's interesting that that
Eco health alliance grant end of 2018
that was submitted to Da
You know, the military, the defense advanced research
projects
agency. Da passed on it because they concluded
the research was too dangerous.
But it's clearly the military that a lot
of this
experimentation with coronavirus was directed at. You think,
well, why?
Why is the military And they say, well,
we wanna protect our war fighters
in the event that they were wandering around
in the jungle and and and southern in
China or something, where there might be exposed
to endemic coronavirus, you know, in the bad
cave than down there, but just not of
this makes sense. I mean, clearly,
the whole thing is within the military
context.
It's I mean, clearly,
And and it's no
surprise that bio defense contractors make these vaccines.
And even going back to the
Bard program, the adept p 3 program, the
pandemic,
a planning preparedness
program
where they said they would end pandemics within
60 days using messenger Rna.
That's still on their website today. Why would
the
military
be in the business of ending pandemics?
Pandemics by their nature affects civilians. It it
affects all populations. It the virus doesn't, you
know, target
military soldiers directly.
So something has happened, and there's no doubt
about it that biological
threats, the
military,
counter,
bio defense contractors,
they have achieved
prosperity.
With these pandemics,
the pandemics
appear to be using marketing techniques,
fair based marketing techniques,
some are more successful than others it appears
to be wave after wave.
And now this new bill gates
tabletop
exercise on the seer
pandemic.
Sear pandemic. So
take a look at this. I I think
as we go on, John, I I'd expect
the public
is going to become a, really awake to
this. They're gonna become far more insightful.
They're not gonna be so easily marketed.
You know, we may not see people wearing
masks and swimming pools are trying to play
violin and little plastic tents and and some
of the just the the craziness of what's
going on.
But I'm greatly concerned about my medical colleagues.
You know, I've haven't seen a single medical
colleague come out and say, yeah, it was
ridiculous that I wore a hazmat suit during
Covid,
not a single 1.
You know, I think... And I was talking
with professor Harvey R about this a few
weeks ago. I really think that the the
entire concepts,
professor of foreign invasion by a respiratory viral
illness.
It really goes back to the 19 18
Spanish flu.
I I went back and I did some
research on this. It was the year 2005,
and
the press made quite a... And I think
it was the summer of a 5. The
the press made quite a show of president
George w Bush, then president
someone and it was announced, and I think
there he was at Prairie Chapel ranch I'm
here in Texas,
reading a a authoritative history of the Spanish
flu.
And there was AAA
statement by the president. This is very eye
opening to me you know, I, I'd not
really learned too much about the Spanish flu
until then. But by Joe, you know, I
understand that it's just a matter of when
this is gonna come again.
So I really think that a lot of
the madness that we saw in 2020
The origin of it
was the
administration of George, w bush. You know, it
it it's started with September the eleventh,
and then that quickly morph into, okay, you
know, bio
is next.
Mh.
Some...
And the prep act was passed in 2005,
Think that was a seminal year for pandemic
planning.
For sure. And and of course, lawyers are
grappling with
with that today as, you know, there's more
and more legal cases. Now as a brief
update on the legal front, Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Tennessee
has actually settled with a worker, I guess,
a data scientist to work for Blue Cross
Blue shield. Must have been a high salary
person
for a settlement nearly 700000
dollars
for firing this worker
who had a valid religious exemption
and decline taking the Covid 19
vaccine. So
people who are out there, listen to this.
Also have lost their jobs over the Covid
19 vaccine. Take a look at this, We
don't know if this is really a crack
in the in the dam or the dam
has
been broken open, but but others are gonna
look at this.
Yeah. It's it's interesting to think that the
Prep act gives liability
protection to the manufacturers of the product.
But an employer
who mandates it he he may not have
such bullet proof,
legal
protection from litigation.
And and the standard, John,
would be
substantial encouragement Hispanics, explain to me on this.
Employers don't need to mandate a vaccine to
be in the line of capability,
they simply need to have substantially encouraged it
because what Lawyers would say is that listen,
if your employees substantially encourage you to do
something,
as a good employee,
you're gonna do it.
And so, that's substantial encouragement and most the
time employees can... Can pull back some emails
where they said, you know, we really encourage
you you to get vaccinated for Covid 19
or or little posters that were put up
or flyers or other things induce
to take the vaccine. All that would be
considered substantial encouragement. So if a an employer
substantially encouraged 1 of these Covid 19
vaccines,
they didn't fully inform
the
employees of the risks
on the benefits,
potential benefits of the vaccine,
They didn't update that over time as more
and more safety information came out.
And
if they didn't offer
philosophical,
religious or
medical exemptions in the case of a mandate.
The employer could be
you know, could be held liable on. I
think people should probe that,
large employers we know through the Biden
administration
Hhs community corp program. They actually took counter
money, John. So these companies have built a
war chest
through Covid. They've actually financially profit from this.
Now the question is, are they gonna pay
it back to people through these court cases?
I remember
the to me, the critical
moment of what I
perceived to be just downright
tyra,
just naked tyranny
was in late 2021,
after Ro rochelle Will
said,
she acknowledged this does not prevent
transmission. So by the Cdc director's own admission,
this does not prevent
transmission.
There were still
companies, and I had friends who work for
them. They were issuing these directive saying you
need to get the Covid 19 vaccine by
this deadline
or you'll lose your job.
John, the most prominent 1 I'm aware of
is the Nfl, the national football league.
So there it's well described. The the league
was contemplating mandates, Nfl player association said they
didn't want it.
We had data by Daniels and colleagues from
college
sports that 60 percent of C athletes already
went through Covid in 20 20.
Probably the same with with the Nfl.
So here we have a situation where most
had already been through Covid. These are young
fit athletes. They know it's a mild illness.
They've already had it. You know, you you
you you couldn't convince 1 of these guys
to take, a vaccine.
It already had
the Fda Cdc warning on my
heart damage,
a 90 percent in men
ages 18 to 24 is the peak age.
I mean, that's
you couldn't
find a worse
proposition for a pro athlete,
and then
Rochelle Comes out and says it doesn't stop
transmission. So that was a signal to all
the all the players and owners in the
organization. That if they got their whole organization
vaccinated, it wouldn't work anyway because people would
still spread it around. So there's there was
no way of of having
vaccination improve the workplace, and yet after all
of that, the Nfl starts with vaccine mandates.
So that tells you
that something else was behind the scenes, I
think when it all comes out, it's gonna
be money
that, these organizations were paid money, counter money
to get a quota
that is to get a percentage of their
employee
employers, employees vaccinated in this case, a percentage
of the Nfl because they ran this campaign
during the fall of 20 21, and Aaron
Rogers
former quarterback for the packers.
Now on the jets. You know, was on
Joe Rogan explaining all this. He said they
were sending federal agents to come out and
and prompt people to take the vaccine, and
they set separate in the the, the players.
He he couldn't be in any player meetings.
He wasn't gonna take the vaccine. He had
to wear yellow band. He couldn't participate in
drills,
none of the team's social events. And all
this went on during this, vaccine campaign from
August of 20 21.
And then in in March of 20 22,
the Nfl says, oh, drop it We're dropping
everything. We're dropping all the protocols, no testing,
no more vaccines just as if Covid
didn't exist anymore.
And I think the Nfl serves as an
example, almost as if this whole thing was
a char raid
to get as many players vaccinated as possible.
It seems that way. And I remember, 1
friend in particular,
her company was a
Canadian
real estate company.
And she gets to know, you know, get
vaccinated
by this this deadline
you're out of a job.
And I remember
the extreme
distress and anxiety this caused AAA huge dilemma,
you know, she's a young, healthy woman. It's
like, I don't wanna
injure my health, but it's a good job
and it... You know, and I've got bills
to pay.
If I'm just suddenly,
you know, out on my ear, and I
have to... You know, I'll have to scramble
to get a new job. And even if
I scramble to get a new job, you
know, I I may be stuck with the
same regimen
with with the managers of the new job.
They may be telling me to do the
same. So I I just... I I honestly...
I always try and be restrained and human
beings are crazy, and it's it's important for
for cooler heads. Through prevail, but, you know,
I I just think maximum damages.
I mean,
you know, I would love to see some
hot hand plan of deter attorneys,
go for maximum damages with these guys. Well,
now is the time for the attorneys to
step up and... And I think a lot
of them are gonna have to take pro
bon cases, get a track record of winning
and then start to charge. There, but, you
know, the attorneys can't get rich
from an employee who's lost their job. I
mean, it's just this is a a non
starter, but you brought up a very important
point is I knew lots of people who
changed jobs before the pandemic. And a lot
of them were, you know, pharmaceutical
representatives and executives that they would change jobs,
like almost every 2 years.
And then they would reach out to me
and say Doctor Mc,
my company is man the vaccine.
I don't know what to do. I don't
wanna take the vaccine. I don't want a
blood clot or hard damage.
And I would say, well, why don't you
just change jobs?
And they said they said, I'm afraid that
if I quit or if I'm fired over
this, I can't get another job at another
employer because they're man the vaccine.
So suddenly, people felt
t
to their current employer. Spend the first time
where people didn't feel like they could freely
move
around. And I think that
that whole process
really
you know, had an impact on people. And,
you know, the financial services
industry, people move around, but they all mandated
the vaccine.
And it was only if a company did
not mandate the vaccine,
could they get enough employees. And, you know,
the company of note that did not mandate
the vaccine?
Is Starbucks.
So you think about the ridiculous
of executives that, you know,
working on Zoom at home, and they're mandated
to take the vaccine if they work for
a financial services company. But yet workers at
Starbucks with all these people crowded into a
small coffee shop, coughing,
no vaccine mandate needed. I mean, I think
that's a real case study
in
you know, corporate
management.
And I hope in the future,
business goals
carefully examine corporate practices policies during the pandemic.
You know, the Starbucks is a fascinating
observation now that you bring it up. I
mean, they're from Seattle,
that's Bill Gates territory,
the Ceo, the founder, I think his name
Schultz.
I actually met him once. So some seems
like a very
polite
civilized man.
It's interesting that the Starbucks management from Seattle
did not mandate that. And that's very notable.
And just think about... Let's say the vaccine
actually worked,
and it made
workplaces safer.
Starbucks, it would be the first place that
you'd want to have a vaccine mandate.
It's true. You know what I mean Because
people are in such close proximity. The stores
are so small.
But these are case studies, and let's see
if anybody picks up on this. I'm so
disappointed in college and postgraduate education, medical education.
They are absolutely completely memory white washing the
pandemic. We're not seeing courses announced on pandemics.
We're not seeing reading lists
lessons learned
none of this. No grand rounds
on
on, your lessons learned on the pandemic. No
continuing medical education on vaccine injury syndromes, nothing.
It it's as if as if it never
happened.
Doctor We're we're running up to the top
of the hour. I wanted to quickly talk
about, a couple of things.
In our in our analysis of, 8 5
and 1,
I think after examining it for about a
month, we concluded the most likely
ga in this,
Amp fear up as high as 1 can.
Talk about dairy workers getting it and so
forth. Talk about how a spill over could
be imminent.
And right at the moment where you... You
know, you've kinda pushed thing as far as
you, The the feared thermometer as high as
you can get it,
ask the United States government for a bunch
of dough,
to come up with the vaccine.
At the very minimum,
you can you can book that money for
your R and d department, you know, it
may not be the billions you hoping for,
but, you know, hey, a few hundred mills,
not... You know, that's pretty good change.
That seems to be what happened. Our our
prediction
seems to have played out, Modern
just announced I think it's 2 89000000.
Is that right?
I, I thought I was a little less
number I know is 1 76000000
job, but you're right. Us government pulled the
trigger with Modern to make a messenger rna
in a human bird flu vaccine. We already
have a 20 21 Cs aquarius,
mono
antigen vaccine for humans called the audience vaccine
doesn't look good.
There were more deaths in the, a study
taking the vaccine, then placebo. We reported that
on the Mc macarthur foundation.
Finland already using this unsafe audience
vaccine. Europe's already bought 40000000 doses of it.
Now this investment in bird vaccine. And what
we're seeing, John is
continued mild cases now reported this week
another mild case of essentially pink eye in
a in a worker from Colorado.
So,
you know, again,
this idea of who's gonna take a bird
flu vaccine The government may reply and say,
listen, we don't care about public
pro for taking the vaccine. This is gonna
be mandated before we know it. Probably for
dairy workers and farmers.
Yeah. I've I I would think that's that's
a distinct possibility.
And, of course, the other thing, and I
know it's become
a great area of controversy
and debate and so forth. But I would
not
discount
or com categorically
dismiss the possibility
that, you know, if gonna bill millions of
dollars, we want with this thing
through natural spill over,
you know, we might just have to nudge
this thing along in a lab.
I, you know, I don't know if that's
going to happen, but I think we should
at least be aware of the possibility
that that could happen. Yeah. But don't forget
that. Strategy if it's happening, John it's gonna
have to be something really
unique
because, this bird flu is is going all
over. The male ducks and waterfall are spreading
it. The the the wild birds are getting
natural immunity. The farm animals are getting natural
immunity,
the workers are probably getting because it's so
mild, there's gotta be a ton of
sub clinical infections they're getting natural immunity... That
recent natural immunity.
To the current strain of birth,
almost certainly is gonna
provide protection to the next thing that's coming.
Remember, most people don't get 2 episodes of
flu during flu season. You get 1 and
that's it, and you get some immunity that
carries you through. So I I think that's
a more remote possibility. And this is starting
to size up as if it's a dud,
that this is a marketing and biological
dud,
the government... The governments in the bio pharmaceutical
complex did everything they could on bird like
they did. On monkey pox, and it's not
working out,
there's gonna be this kind of feeble
vaccine attempt,
just more wasted
government dollars
on vaccines.
But again, we're gonna follow this closely at
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