Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another CHBMP space. Please give us a few minutes to get situated, and then we will get started. I am your host, Chelsea Belkadel, and I am joined by our cohost, Miriam Belknap and protocol widow. Welcome, ladies. How are you doing tonight, Miriam? Speaker 2: I'm doing great. I had a busy but enjoyable day. How about yourself? Speaker 1: Also quite busy and, and, yeah, rather enjoyable even. What have you been working on? Speaker 2: Oh, research as usual and was in a space earlier today too. We're very informative. So, yeah, got a lot done on my research and that. Speaker 1: Yeah. There's just so much going on. It is almost impossible to keep up with it all unless you're diligently researching every single thing, isn't it? Welcome, protocol. Speaker 3: I am here. I'm still clicking everything. It's been a couple of days around here, and today was just another one of those couple. Literally have not sat down. But I am here, and the weather appears to be okay for now, and, most of the storms have passed us. The the hurricane appears as if it's going to take a sharp, not just like ride up the coast, like take a sharp right turn like somebody put a wall in front of it. Weirdest looking thing that I can remember ever seeing in my life. I swear it's hard not to think, what are they doing to the weather? Was that hurricane out there and they redirected it or did they send it to us and then redirect it? Or was it never supposed to get here because they made it? I what's going on? But, anyway, I hope everybody's great. It looked like oh, damn. I got a seizure. Speaker 1: Oh, no. I'm so sorry. Protocol widow, take your time and just get back to us whenever you can. Just take your time. Speaker 2: Yes. Definitely. Goodness. That's awful. Tell you. It's one of the most terrific things you can have is have one of your fur babies have that happen. It's terrible. Speaker 1: And as this has been happening, we've been wondering, you know, what what could be causing it. Is it the weather? Is it the moon? Is it the the chip that they've been, implanting in our pets? What what is causing these random seizures? It's certainly not, not supposed to happen. Speaker 2: And it's so hard to figure out because so many things now are potential triggers that we've been exposed to or or that they've been exposed to and had injected and just environmental and everything because nothing is natural and pure anymore. It's all been adulterated. Speaker 1: Yep. And and pets have been subjected to similar mandates. I mean, we don't even, at least until the last several year years, probably didn't even flinch about getting our our pets their routine injections and be sure they're up to date with their shots. And now, now that we know all that we've learned over the last several years, it really it begs the question. And when when I'm doing my rounds, looking for people talking about their injuries, I frequently see similar stories about pets, just subsequent to their injections. So Speaker 2: Yep. And no matter how hard the pharma industry tries to go, oh, you know, that's just a that's just a a numeric thing. It's it's not correlation. It's not causation. Well, you know what? There's a thing called a signal. And, yeah. What's the point of doing any kind of monitoring if you're not gonna pay attention to the signal? Speaker 1: That's that's what's been so frustrating about watching bears just go vertical. And we're we're told, oh, don't worry. Correlation is not causation, and, you know, you can't draw any conclusions from this. Well, I think it's enough of a signal to give give us pause when we're mandating these products. Oh, it's literally thousands of times the the Speaker 2: the, the prior accepted level of signal. Thousands of times. Not even hundreds of times. Thousands of times. So who changed those rules? I'd like to know. Speaker 1: As would I. Speaker 2: I I have a feeling who changed the rules is he who holds the money and the influence. And I have a feeling that would be pharma. Speaker 1: We see Bill Gates kind of touting these things as accomplishments when he when he gets a a nation into compliance with the experimental shots and the lab grown meat and the butter made of maggots or whatever it is they're trying to, to roll out. And we know that Bill Gates, through organizations like Unitaid, has, has influenced so called experts, like Andrew Hill, to revise the conclusions of their studies. So with with that going on Speaker 2: And that's the thing. When you have as much money as he does, you can buy influence. You can buy organizations. You can buy people, or you can buy organizations and regulatory agencies to intimidate people. And between those two things, you can run everything. Speaker 1: It really it really is that way, and, and we see that more and more. Speaker 2: Yep. That's why the only weapon that we have with that kind of, money and influence and the widespread like global spread money and influence, the the main tool that we have is knowledge, education and truth. You know, and and that is the only thing that will. Overcome the paid for propaganda. Money and influence that people like Bill Gates have. Speaker 1: Absolutely. Speaker 2: Oh, which is why, you know, they were so determined to shut us up. But I do believe the cat is out of the bag now. I don't think that they, are going to shut us up anymore because we've reached a point that, you know, there's enough people that know now that even if they shut down our ability to communicate, still, it would spread horizontally and I think then vertically because that would be another sign in my mind that people should go, what? Hey. These guys must not have been crazy because now they've censored us completely again. To me, that would be another show of their hands that would make it go the truth go horizontally and then vertically from where people are planted. So I don't think they have a card to play now. Speaker 1: Right. The stressand effect is very real. Speaker 2: Absolutely. And so you know that's why I'm not really concerned about if they try to center again because I think people are wise enough now to know if if they do that again, it's even the people that are still sitting on the fences are gonna go, what? Again? So, yeah, I I think it I think even these guys are smart enough to know better than to repeat that stupid mistake a second time. Speaker 1: On the other hand, we see our our neighbors over over the pond in The UK, being censored for their social media posts, not just being censored, but having the police show up their at their door to arrest them in some cases. And, and now they're rolling out the the digital the mandatory digital ID that you will not be able to work or or hire. I think that's what they're limiting it to for now, but we all know that's gonna expand to almost every facet of of their lives. Speaker 2: And that's why we, you know, we have to be very thankful for the constitution that we have and forth freedoms that we have and we have to aggressively defend them as far. And when I say aggressively, I mean be extremely vocal. Do not ever let anybody silence you because, that's what they let happen in The UK and in other places, and look at the path they're down so much further than us. Speaker 1: Yep. I say that quite a lot. If it weren't for the the strong foundation left to us by our founders, there but for the grace of god go we. We would, I mean, they certainly tried to rule out that heavy handed in the guise of for the public health, and vaccine passports, but it's no different than than the systems they're implementing now. And it's no coincidence that these are the same programs that organizations like the WEF have put forward as their sustainability goals. So everyone they what they're they wanna do is bring every nation into compliance with these. Speaker 2: 100%, and I honestly believe that's why people like Zuckerberg went out and did their little dog and pony show when they realized that, you know, we're not gonna sit back and take it from a censorship standpoint. He did his little doggy pony show apology tour, which was not genuine, but they also haven't gone back to the full fledged. So they were just sticking their toe in the water and trying to make people forget, but I don't I think it that's not happening. Speaker 1: I hope you're right, and I hope we see the people of The United Kingdom and other places that are being tyrannized by this Brit pass or whatever they're calling it. Rise up, stand up, speak out against this even if even if you get a visit at your door. You have to be vocal in opposition or or they take that as consent. Speaker 2: Yep. And you have to realize that there's gonna be, you know, in that case, you're going to have to pay a short term price and probably many of you are to get the rest of the population mobilized to the point to actually stand up. And, you know, I think that the the martyrdom, the killing of Charlie Kirk was instructive because you saw what was happening in London. They were they took to the streets like crazy. So I I do think that, you know, even though they're further down the road, I think that they can be mobilized and they can be, they can pull that back, but they're going to have to, you know, pay an initial price for that. But so would we if we didn't stand up. We'll go down the same road. Speaker 1: Exactly. Exactly. And that is why it's so chilling to see see this happening, to to kind of length outcry when it should be. There should it should be the top of everyone's timeline. You know? We should all be screaming about this, but there it's it seems like it's a niche community of people who are aware and kind of pulling out their hair and gnashing teeth and freaking out that this is happening while everybody else just, oh, well, I guess I have to do this now and and walks blindly into compliance. Speaker 2: Yeah. Very, very reminiscent of the initial reaction to, twenty twenty measures. Right? Only this, is potentially much more, ominous and potentially permanent, especially if it becomes global and connected. And, that's that's something we have to take really Speaker 1: seriously. It is heartening that we see, these monolithic companies like Google, for example, rolling back and even admitting that their COVID policies were heavy handed and, and even offering to, reinstate accounts that were suspended under some of these insane, COVID policies. And, and it was when I say insane, it really was it it made no sense. The the guidelines that they, that they mandated for people to so for example, you couldn't say that all COVID vaccines are effective, but you couldn't say that they aren't effective. So you had to like straddle this line and, and it was almost impossible, really. They, they laid down groundwork for anyone to, to be suspended on any grounds because they were so broad and so, variably interpretable. And I've just, found and pinned, an example of that to the nest, and I'll throw it in the purple pill. I am threading responses in the purple pill now so that I don't ratio myself. So, so just scroll down, Speaker 2: that thread if you wanna find that. I wanna ask you a question and have the audience think about it as well. Do you think that the reason they're rolling back that, you know, the large companies like Google, Do you think that's a firewall in case as the more restrictive things roll out in The UK and other places in case our population takes a look over there and goes, you know, well, then then that kinda wells them back to, well, it's not happening here, but because it's we're they're rolling it back. Do you think that's a firewall so that they can let that roll and basically then those populations calm down and then drop it on us at the last minute? I mean, that's just where my mind goes. Speaker 1: That certainly could be the case. And, and we, you know, we really have to be aware and cognizant of all these different angles because they don't really do anything, that doesn't advance their agenda even if they frame it in such a way or try to make it look like they are doing that. Speaker 2: Right. I mean because when I look at the separate pieces, I see them building that grid, you know, with Palantir and the the operating system being that being the operating system basically for all the major agencies in our government, among other things. I see that as, you know, you're still building it. You're just going, okay, we're gonna relax the things that have triggered people so far and we're going to let them feel like, oh, well, it's not coming here so we can relax a bit and it makes people pay less attention to what's being built all around them. All the data centers, all the water theft to cool the data centers in Texas. There's data centers in Missouri. There's in Tennessee and Memphis. They're here in Kentucky. And by the way, when I've seen pictures of them, they their floor plans are all exactly the same. So if I know about all those states, how many we got in other states going on? So like I said, I'm concerned that this is a strategy. Speaker 1: Absolutely. And I was just, just saying earlier that they keep us focused on the little outrages when they're all little prongs of this overarching scheme, this attack on our very way of life. And by keeping us focused on each each little minutia, each small outrage, it prevents us from focusing on or even uniting around and standing against the larger overarching strategy. It's very clever isn't it? Speaker 2: Oh oh yeah and they're very practiced at that I mean you know in turn in chess terms they're grandmasters at that. They are grandmasters at that and we just aren't. We're we're not good at seeing the picture, especially on a large scale. So hopefully, we're gonna get better at that. Speaker 1: I really do hope so, and that's part of what we're doing here is trying to raise awareness so that I I mean, I believe that if people knew about these things that it would it wouldn't be so easy for them to pull the wool over our eyes, so to speak. But I believe, protocol widow is back with us. Welcome back to the conversation protocol. Speaker 3: Well, that was fun. Kind of knew it was coming on, just by the way he's been acting today. So, I listened to quite a bit, and there were so many things that I wanted to chime in on. You were listing off states that have the data centers, and I, had a conversation with a friend whose parents live somewhere in Ohio. And they are subject to brownouts and complete power failures so often. Now now they are rural, but they've been warned that they will continue to have brownouts, and of course there aren't any notifications, for these folks. And their last power outage was forty four hours total, and that apparently has been within the last year. A family member has put the bill for a whole home generator, which we know is not cheap, because they're elderly and they I think one of them is on oxygen. So, this is yeah, that's going on in Ohio that I'm aware of. I think you guys were talking also about the COVID shots. Do not know where this is. There is a, an interview that was done with Naomi Wolf, and she was in France. And this has been within the last six weeks because they talked about President Trump putting out the tweet where he said he'd like to see the data that, that Pfizer had created that looks so good be shown to the public as if at the time that they were talking about it, it was like just last week. And that conversation with Naomi, every time she opens her mouth, I get more frightened for anybody that has gotten these shots. She's absolutely convinced, as we kind of suspected, that the shots were mainly designed to sterilize the public because they were targeting the reproductive systems, and so there's no telling how far this is gonna reach. You're really gonna like this because I'm trying to find out now. Apparently, media outlets were given CARES Act money to quash any kind of disagreement and to pull the line. It wasn't just that the media was taking money from the from the, pharmas pharma slobs. It was our tax dollars that paid media as well. So our our tax dollars not only paid for our our loved ones to be killed in hospitals, it also paid for the media to maintain that whatever the narrative was that the government wanted at the time, and it also paid and this was specific to vaccines that she was talking about. But it also, the CARES Act, obviously some part of the government, maybe it was the DOD, it's all still the same money. It's all our tax dollars paid for all of the people who are severely injured and dying or have passed because of the vaccines. I don't know that And one of the things she said is kind of what we have said, I'm just like babbling right now, But she she told this man, first of all, she was a little annoyed with him, but the way he phrased a question or two, but he's French, and maybe he maybe he didn't really do it, tactfully. And she was like, I kind of, take, how did she put it? Just like she was upset about the way he phrased something, you know, I disagree with the way you phrased that or something. And, but she said, look, you know, he's kind of asking her when is things gonna change, and she says, look, you can talk all day long. MP Christine, what is her name? She's the dark haired lady, in parliament who is so outspoken. She can talk all day long. Christine Anderson. Christine Anderson. Yep. She said, I can talk all day long. President Trump, if he chose to, could talk all day long. But we need the public to join us because if they're not screaming for relief, these people will not listen. It's we have to have armies of people who will speak. We cannot hide and hope somebody else will talk, and that will solve the problem. And that's why we're here tonight. Speaker 2: 100%. Absolutely. And that's the the sad thing about it is the people who who would be inclined to talk the most in many cases are the ones who are so overwhelmed by what has been done to them and their family members that those those people are just mired and of course the people who who don't see the problem are even harder to pull into the fight to raise their voices. But I'm not being negative because no matter what, we have only one option, and that's to continue to try to get people to raise their voices. So there there's no option of being negative. There you just need to understand the fight you're in and never give up. Speaker 1: Right. People need to recognize we are very much a nation at war and a very strange war that, unlike any we've ever had to fight before and largely under attack, from I've been saying the call is coming from inside the house, with the the special interests and the NGO public private partnerships and the the social agendas that are really driven to, to manipulate how we how we live and how we relate to each other and our very existence and really basic things like this, and and upset our our foundational liberties, to enable them to do that. And the way they did it through the so called COVID crisis under guise of public health was chillingly effective, between the COVID propaganda campaigns and the the vax propaganda campaigns and all the conflicting information that people were just barraged with twenty four seven. And and they even admit now they didn't know what the heck they were doing. And yet at the time, it was as if it were absolute, the letter of the law. Even though it was guidance, it was treated, like the letter of the law and people were shunned, shamed. And as we've seen in many of the stories we've documented, murder killed in many cases and I never I never thought I would see it in The United States Of America. Still yet everywhere, with this lockstep campaign, all over the world. Speaker 2: Yep. And I I it's interesting how you say, yeah. I never thought I would see it and from my own frame of reference, so many of us didn't see it when Fauci was perfecting it. We didn't see it. We didn't see it in the eighties but he was perfecting it then and there are certain prime movers in this prime mover individuals. Yes. Government was involved. Yes. Media was involved. Yes. NGOs were involved. Unitate etcetera etcetera. But there are certain prime movers that was was perfecting this, the killing machine, the health related killing machine, pub quote public health. And they embedded themselves inside the system and took perfect advantage of the system and it's diabolical. And there's there's many of them that knew the prime movers and the problem you know so I I understand how people probably don't see it now because I didn't see it then and I was fresh out of college and in 1985 and I had no clue what was happening then but I look back on it now and I remember you know the fact that they were talking about AZT, they were talking about the ventilators and I was thinking, oh my gosh. You know, AIDS and HIV are just horrible. Little did I know. It's a playbook. Speaker 1: And it's easy to look back with hindsight and knowing what we know now and see how that so called crisis was used to facilitate, again, social change without debate or consensus to the degree that, I mean, impacting the the curriculum all the way down to kindergarten and, and how people make love, which is, you know, the most intimate thing you can do on the planet. They they altered that dynamic. So it it's it gives me chills when you think about it. It I remember I was very young, when the Ryan White saga happened. And if you don't know, he was a a school, a school kid who had AIDS and, and that was very highly publicized. And, and when I heard about this and my mother explained that there was this new new disease. I was like, well, why, why are they making new diseases? And that was my impulse as a, as a, you know, as a child. And I think it's still the correct response. And, and that's why one of, one of the things we really wanna do, through our our efforts is halt gain of function and all bioweapons research because it's caused we we we've lived we've all experienced the harm caused by it at this point. And Fauci pinned I think it was 02/2009. He pinned an article, a a flu virus risk worth taking to justify the gain of function research he intended to do. And then because, oh, it's so dangerous, we need to, you know, create an oversight panel. And then he put himself on the oversight panel, and, and he basically just ran hog wild with all of this for decades. And, and we've all suffered for it, and he needs to be held to account. Preemptive pardons by auto pin, all unprecedented, must be overturned as part of, the justice Department's initiative to right somebody's wrongs. Speaker 2: 100% and see just that, explanation shows you the entanglement and this the self embedding into the system and and literally using the system to just perpetrate these crimes. And he's just one example of one individual of a core group that has done this knowingly. And, it is just horrifying. Speaker 1: It really is. I'd just like to take a moment to, let everyone know I see some new faces on. We are here as we are every Saturday night at this time to hear your stories about your experience with COVID policies, protocols, and mandates, and censorship and all of the various prongs of what we believe was an attack on us and our very way of life. So if you would like to to share your story or say a few words about your experience with these things, we would love to have you up on the panel. Just click the microphone looking icon in the bottom left hand corner of your screen, and we will get you up here to say a few words. I see Deb has joined us. Are you with us, Deb? How you doing? Speaker 6: Hey. I'm here. Speaker 1: You are very quiet. There you are. Speaker 6: It's been a couple week a rough couple weeks. So I'm here. But I'm knocked and loaded, so I'll just be sitting back here waiting just so you know. As always. Speaker 1: Let that be a warning to any would be trolls out there. Debt is locked and loaded and not gonna take it anymore. So there were a lot of a lot of I we'll just talk about current events until people come up to, to share their stories. There were a lot of things over the last week in, in medical freedom movement news, I think, worthy of talking about Trump and RFK, had this big press conference. Last week, we were talking about how we hoped, we would see, you know, some some talk about vaccines, and there there was. But as part of the the big revelation about what they say is causing autism, I'm sure you all have seen, is, is Tylenol. So that seems like a bit of a red herring versus what we what we expected to see and what of course, that's all the media focused on. But he also said some there were also some things said at that press conference that were very pointed about not gaslighting the the parents of the backs injured anymore and listening to them. And I thought they they kind of buried the lead with the the Tylenol thing, and I'm glad they're actually talking about it. Can you guys hear me? Speaker 6: Yes. I can hear you. I think it's Sherry that just can't hear. Yeah. I can hear you. Speaker 1: Just checking. Protocol widow will be rejoining us momentarily. X is, notoriously buggy, and this kind of thing frequently happens. Hopefully, she'll get right back on. But did you guys see this, this press conference? Speaker 2: I did and you're right. They were burying the lead, with the Tylenol because you know Tylenol is a downstream effect. What Tylenol does is it basically stops your liver from being able to be the detoxification pathway that it is. And when we say detoxification, what we mean is it's your body's way of eliminating toxins and that's any toxin. And the primary thing in vaccines are neurotoxins like aluminum, mercury, a k a thermosol. I can never say that. The Marisol. There we go. Got it. And so, you know, to say that Tylenol is the primary culprit and I don't believe they said that but they directly, but they did make a big big deal out of Tylenol relative to autism and vaccines. And the one thing that will debunk that is Tylenol came out in the nineteen fifties and autism didn't take off until three to four decades later. The rate went through the roof. So, no. Again but what did take off three to four decades later? The vaccine schedule. It went from six basic dosages to seventy two. So Tylenol was the constant. It was the control. The thing that changed was the number of vaccine doses. And the reason that Tylenol affects that, but it's not the primary cause, is because then your body can't eliminate what they just injected into you as a neurotoxin either as a pregnant woman or as a child. And, so don't let them fool you. It's not the Tylenol. Speaker 6: But, also, Miriam, the big thing too that they were saying is we gotta get off the word Tylenol because that's a company that I mean, that's a brand name. It's acetaminophen that is the issue. Acetaminophen. In so many things that people don't even know it's in. Speaker 2: Yeah. If you buy a cold and cough medicine, you know, on the shelf, if you don't read the ingredients, almost every single one of them for flu or whatever has Tylenol in it. And if the doc happens to give you something for pain because you've had some kind of procedure and you take Tylenol, you're doubling up on that. You're doubling up on the acetaminophen. So for a very long time, people have been going to the ER and having major, like, organ shutdown from the liver failure because if the liver doesn't deep work, then everything else starts to shut down. So, yeah, that's been a known problem as far as Tylenol injuring people. But when you look at the trend of autism, it clearly wasn't the trigger with autism Speaker 6: relative to when the But they also brought up the amount of mercury, the amount of, what's the other one now? I can't think. Speaker 2: Some mirrors aluminum. Aluminum. Speaker 6: But look at that that woman just to prove they were that they were I mean, I I just can't get over that one. Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely. Speaker 6: Kill yourself with Tylenol. And kill her baby. You absolutely can. I mean, this woman took because they said that, to prove them wrong, pregnant, took an overdose of Tylenol, and now I don't even know. Did she die? Because the last I knew, she was on I haven't heard anything about it since then. Yeah. She was on life support. And, anybody knows. I mean, you know, back in the day, you've seen and especially when I was working in the hospital, you would see, like, a lot of kids were overdosing on Tylenol PMs or whatever. Oh, yeah. And they didn't realize how bad it affected the liver. Yes. And, part of that is people do not realize when you do that, you're you're depleting the body's, glutathione, which is your detoxer Yes. Naturally plus Speaker 2: Even when you take it as instructed, this is why you stay sick longer. If you take Tylenol and you depress the body's fever, which is its natural virus killer, it fries the fever, basically. Okay. And you bring that temperature down, you make yourself sicker longer, and you you shut down your ability to detoxify your body as an added bonus to that. So even using it at the recommended dosages, Speaker 6: I'm telling you. And back in the day, when you had a fever, you let the fever work because that is our body's way of fighting off instead of treating until it was so high that you had to treat. Speaker 2: Right. And they have programmed people to be afraid. Hear that word? Fear. That's what they did the last five years. They have programmed people to be afraid of a fever. My own sister-in-law contacted me two months ago and her one of her sons, they all went to a wedding. One of her sons broke out in a rash and, I mean, he's he's 19 years old. Okay? Broke out in a rash and he had a 100 and, 2.9 degree fever. Oh, I've gotta give him something. I'm like, no. You don't. Why do you think you do? Is he having any adverse effects from that? No. Don't do it. He'll be sick longer. Hydrate him. Have him rest, and his immune system is doing what it's supposed to do. And I had to talk her down. Then she goes, well, can I give him aspirin? I'm like, no. That's worse. Because aspirin can cause something called Reiter's syndrome, a rise rise syndrome, which can cause brain injury if you give it to a child and even an adolescent. So peep we think we have to medicate people for discomfort or for fever and we do not. We're inviting problems. Speaker 1: And not only that, they they put Tylenol in with the opiates that they prescribe most commonly for pain kind of as a to keep people from overdosing on their opiates because you can't overdose on the Tylenol. Speaker 2: Right. Hydrocodone is one of them. And Percocet is another one. Percocet has Tylenol in it. And they don't do a good job of telling people these things. And this is where, you know, if you're going to push a product or prescribe a product, you should be giving full information and affirming that that patient understands. You don't just hand them a piece of paper. Speaker 6: Well, when I was in work nursing school, Miriam, though, they you know, the allotted amount back then we were taught was four thousand grains. That's a lot of Tylenol in a day. It it sure is. And then and then on your pain medicines, it used to be, seven fifty milligrams, which they did drop that in half. Speaker 2: Yes. And you know why that people didn't have as many complications then? Because they had healthier livers than they do now. Now a huge portion of the population has nonalcoholic, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, because of our diets. And if you already have a liver that can't quite function because it's filled up with fat from a bad diet, then that Tylenol is gonna take a, even at a lower dosage, is gonna take a much bigger toll on people. So this is why you can't think that adding a supplement or pulling a prescription med is going to make you healthy. You have to address everything, every aspect of health and that includes the diet, exercise, sleep, and not putting things in your system that your system can't handle. Your system may not even be able to handle the standard dose of Tylenol if you have an unhealthy liver. So the this is where education and having a practitioner that you can trust is extremely important. Speaker 1: And increasingly hard to find but not impossible. Speaker 2: Not impossible. Not impossible at all. But I can tell you one thing. Where you look is extremely important. And if you go look at large medical conglomerates and corporations, you're not gonna find them there. You need to find a private practice physician, and they're far and few between. And you need to find somebody who has a foot at least in both worlds, not both feet in the allopathic world. You need to find them who at least has one foot somewhere else because then you know they're a thinking person and they're not programmed. And because they're not influenced and it's a private practice, they're going to put your interest much higher up the scale. Speaker 1: And a good litmus test as we frequently say is to call your practitioner and ask them how they would respond if you if you, quote, tested positive for COVID. And, and that will tell you a lot about that doctor. Helene, I'm glad to see you on. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 8: I'm doing well. I just want to okay. Two things. The Tylenol doctors, you know, pediatricians, as soon as they give you a vaccine, their child, they say go home, get them children's Tylenol. I I I do think there's something to this. And also, I think what sent a red flag up to me about it was I I've got to pull Richard's records, but I know they gave him Tylenol when he was in the hospital. And, you know, and, you know, they we all know that they didn't give you anything unless it was detrimental to your health. You know? Because I had begged for the hydroxychloroquine, even an IV of vitamin c, ivermectin, and tote and was shut down numerous times that that was against FDA protocol. I think this is my opinion. I do think I mean, if you think about in that news conference, president Trump said to divide the schedule of, the vaccines up. I do think he's gonna come back to the vaccines, but anytime he says anything or secretary Kennedy. I've seen on my just my friends, people that are educated. They can't stand anything. They call Kennedy all types of just disparaging names and just because they can't stand them. So I I feel like they are going to this is a beginning. And it I do think there's more and more information coming out, but I do look at acetaminophen. There's something there, or they wouldn't have put it in the hospital during that COVID debacle, which we know is homicide. But, yeah, that's just all I've gotta say about it. But I do I do think and I brought it up on my page. I started teaching in 1983. We did not have any autism. Very few. Very few ADHD. The government started paying a local doctor here in McMinnville, and I know it's all over the place. They got I think it was $1,500 for every for every young person they could put on, label as ADHD or something. And then more and more, once they started that cycle of all the drugs and everything, for hyperactivity, then all of a sudden, it just it it was massive increases. I mean, well, it didn't start off. We saw more and more, and it became larger and larger. The amount of children that were on the spectrum are, with autism and everything. So I I think it I I personally believe it has to do with the pharmaceutical, the pharmaceutical, the pharmaceutical, everything. All of this, I I do feel like we're in a war, and it's over our health. And I don't know if any of you, were aware of, in Georgia. The I mean, I feel like the good guys tore this down. But there was a a granite wall that had, and it was like it was like the evil side, their commandments. But, basically, they came they they said that they were the world had to get down to the population of 500,000,000. And it was That's the Georgia Guidestones you're talking about. Yes. And, I mean, it was in it it was in Arabic. It was every language. And I this is just, to me, a part of an agenda that, unfortunately, our loved ones were a part of and now our children. That's just my opinion, but I feel like this was all planned. It's been planned probably since the sixties, seventies. You know, it was just a full assault, and now we're finding out that they had these vaccines already developed before even COVID supposedly came out. And, you know, but I you know, if he I have noticed with Trump, if he ever calls somebody out, calls them out over and over, usually, there is a target on him for doing something. And, for him to go out there and say something about cinnamapathons and, Tylenol, whatever you wanna call it, I do feel like there's something there because he has been ridiculed, ridiculed, you know, And why go there unless you can prove yourself and prove that it has some sort of, you know, a causation? I don't think it's the full causation, but I do think it has attributed. But that but thank you. Speaker 6: One of the things I wanted to add to yours about with you being a school teacher, though, also, remember, that's when they started bringing all the dyes in too. So that also had a huge effect on our kids. Speaker 8: Yes. And I I agree with you. And our I mean, I remember sitting in the gym, back then before we had middle schools had changed over. We were junior highs, back then, you know. And we still had our ninth grade population with us before they went to the high school. But, anyway, I I would be on bus duty sitting in the gym. I have my papers there, and I would watch these young people come in off of the bus. And we used to everybody was thin. Then I started noticing young people being heavier and heavier, and it and this all coincided about the same time. We're seeing children being diagnosed with ADHD, the the weight. So their diet had been affected. And then all of a sudden, you know, we started getting into the autism spectrum on, children being diagnosed with that. And, I mean and then it's, you know, it's become more and more. And I looked at the statistics, and I'm thinking, wow. And even the statistics, I would you know, I work one day a week at the pregnancy center. So now, I mean, I'm in involved with, we have a lady that comes in, does her ultrasounds. And she and I were talking, and the amount of miscarriages, miscarriages and, you know, pre you know, babies being born with disabilities and the death rate and everything. So they it is an assault on the reproductive because that's part of their agenda. If they're gonna get the population down to 500,000,000, I mean, that's nothing compared to what it is. We're what? About eight billion. And, so anyway, you know, the and it's not just us. It's worldwide. And I was listening to the lady from Italy, and, you know, they got assaulted first and all of this, but their death rate is unreal. And a guy that I follow, he he was the top analyst off of Wall Street. His name is Ed Edward Dowd. Well, he wrote a book, talking about 2021. And his whole thing was being a top analyst, for, like, even worked for BlackRock for for a long time. He's independent now, but he comes on and tell all this data. And he gets the actuary, data from, you know, the insurance corporations and everything. But he said in his book, and I forget the name of this book, but he has that 2021, we had such a huge excess death. And and he was questioned, what is going on there? He thought it was all vaccine related. And I I'm thinking, no, Ed. It's not just vaccine. It was they were murdering in the hospital. And 2021 was the huge year of excess deaths, but it is still continuing. And, he's looking at excess deaths here in The United States and also the birth rate. So the excess death rate and he said, I've this has nothing to do with baby boomers, you know, getting older. He he they already have that in the system. And he says, this is the excess each year of the death rate here in America. And then the birth rate has gone down. And the birth rate has actually gone down in every country except for, I think there's, like, two or three. One of them is Iceland, and, I can't remember the other two. But even in, Southeast Asia and them, their numbers have gone down. And even, some of the countries have even realized that this is a, this is, what would you call it, an emergency within those countries because if you don't have youth coming up to replace the ones that are aging and dying out, you know, it gets into a security thing. And, you know, and especially when you have those countries that, you know, their rates are going up. But I think there's only, like, three that were only going up. But it it's just, you know, when you start looking at the data on this, the hard data, and you you look at it and you're going, you know, something weird is going on here. And, but he would be someone if you want to look up his book, and it had to do about COVID during that. I can't remember the name, but his his Speaker 2: I found it. It is called cause unknown. Yes. Yes. And, I put it in the purple pill for anybody to look at it, and she is right. And he actually looked at the the excess deaths in the working age groups of 18 to 49. And it was a four sigma event, meaning it's way outside even the statistical norms. It was like a one in two hundred year potential. So it's yeah. Speaker 8: I mean, you look at this, and I I I think we have to educate ourselves on what is going on. The more we know, then the more we can kind of, you know, when you're talking to someone. And I don't know. I'm I'm really kinda concerned, you know, we know that with the media, they call it the Mockingbird. You know, the CIA did this. They said, you can tell a lie five times and then it becomes the truth. And, you know, I think that's what they've done to people. And even I have spoken to people that have cancer now. And and I try to mention, I try to be careful about the vaccine injury, but it's like they're like a deer in the headlights. They don't wanna hear it. They do not wanna connect, that there may be a causality to you know, in that shot that maybe created this these problems. And our I know our cancer rate here is just it it's unreal, and it's affecting young people. And, you know, and I'm looking at the death rate of working males, and it's I I watch all this, and I'm like, this is you know, there's something to this. And, you know, I just you know, I'm I'm not trying to, you know, I guess, ring the alarm bells, but it is something to look at. And then another thing, I I retired in 2018. Well, all those years, I had a lot of males. And, I was, you know, dealing with and the reason why I know so much about, disabilities because I was the one for a long time that did all the testing, academic testing, and I'd have to send it to the physician. And, y'all, they y'all and at first, I kept thinking, why are these numbers going up? And, and then I found out that the doctor was actually making 1,500 off each one he diagnosed and put them on meds. And then, the parents actually at that time were starting to get money. I think they've cut that out. You know, and so, yeah, word spreads. And, you know, everybody says, well, you ought to get your child on this. But I noticed with males, a typical male, you know, high junior high age, not let's just say ninth grade, and then later I went to high school, but it's the same thing. A normal male during that time, you know, they had girls on their mind. They had this, that, and the other. And you you know, and sometimes their language was inappropriate, and you had to kinda call them out outside and say, don't talk like that. There's females in here. You know, as inappropriate. You know? And, you know, and they would laugh about it, and you'd say, okay. You know, you can't do that, and you can't say this. Well, I noticed by the time I was getting ready to retire, it the males that whatever they have done to these males, they have changed. But and I'm not saying all of them, but we started seeing the and I'm the effeminate part of males. And and then the they became emotional, you know, just very emotional. And I kept thinking, what is going on? Well, I couldn't put my finger on it, but now I'm beginning to think that some of the medications, maybe some of the food processing. I don't know. But it it was affecting them. I saw that more than I did females. Now females, we noticed that they were their puberty, they were going through things at such a faster rate than what they had in previous generations and and what was used to be the norm. And they were developing at a much earlier age. And, I I I just personally, I've looked at things, I've read read books, I've, owned data, and I'm I'm almost convinced that it they just did a lot. Food, vaccines, drugs, labeling children. It they were it was just like a war coming from all sides on these young people. And, I think when the truth comes out and we see all this, it we're just gonna be shocked at, you know, to the extent that they have done. And if you think about it, if you're against population, you cut the you cut the sex rate down. And they're saying young people now, I'll I'd listened to this other day. The there people are not marrying like they were. And and the drive, it it has a you know, and that gets into reproduction, but it's just different. And and, Speaker 2: I think you're right, Aileen. And I'll tell you one reason. Can you think back to the timing on the change in the characteristics like men being more feminized as far as, you know, being less testosterone driven and women being earlier puberty, meaning their estrogen levels are going higher. The one commonality, one major commonality is is all of the soy based products and guess what soy is? It is a phytoestrogen. It acts like estrogen in the body. So if you increase estrogen and you cause a hormone imbalance in in females, then there, it's gonna change their puberty onset. And in males, it has the potential to feminize them because they don't have as much testosterone relative to those estrogens. And, so then, there's more things than that that do that. So I don't think that that's coincidence because remember, you know, soy milk and, all of these things were popularized in the culture, and there's so many other things that cause that. So and and people like, well, gosh. I don't I don't eat, I don't eat soybeans on my side, but it's in everything. They use it as an emulsifier to make your ice cream creamy. They put it in salad dressings. It's in literally everything. So you're right. Diet has a lot to do with it and if you mess up someone's hormone balance, you change their entire bodily function. You also change their mind. You change how they think as well. Well, and and and all of this co and I'll hush, but Speaker 8: the and I've I mean, I have spoken. I have sent several kids to we had counselors because of emotional problems and them saying they just wanted to end it. And you're you're you're you know, as a school teacher, you have to take everything a young person says, especially if they're thinking about harming themselves. And, you know, the suicide rate with young people Yeah. And before, when I was dealing with, like, in the eighties and nineties, males, you know, the the worst thing is they might get into a row with another guy over a girl, you know, but they were not prone to kill themselves. You see where I'm going? And and, you know, they were just you know, they were that competitive drive, you know, that you saw and and, you know, and sometimes that would be a handful. But I got to thinking about that was much easier to deal with than talking to someone and them so emotional over something that you can't you're trying to comprehend, but you're having a hard time because everything is just kinda mixed up and changed so much. Speaker 2: But I mean, you're so right because think about this. And people, you know, tend to be offended by this, but this is just the truth. When you and I were teenagers or at least when I was a teenager in the seventies, you know, it was well known that, you know, right around your time of the month, you got highly hormonal and you were super emotional. I mean, that's that's what the changes in your hormone balance as a female will do to you. Okay? And you feel like crap. Okay? Well, think about this. If they screw with those hormones, that's gonna increase your emotional volatility. It's going to increase your sooner make your puberty occur sooner. And if you add that to males, it creates them to have an emotional imbalance as well, and it changes some of their secondary sex care characteristics. And if you don't believe that, then why do they give hormone blockers and mess with the hormones on the transgender people? And why do they have emotional issues and volatility and lately have been cheating, killing people? You mess with people's hormonal balances no matter how you do it. It messes with their mind and their bodies, and you cannot separate the two. Speaker 1: And soybeans aside, they're injecting all kinds of hormones into Speaker 2: livestock as well. I mean, again, we're bombarded many, many ways, and people aren't aware of it. And so that leaves the machine to go, oh, you've got this diagnosis. You've got that diagnosis. Look. Here's a new disease. No. It's not. We're swimming in hormones and hormone disruptors and toxins of all kinds. And we have been four decades now. The problem is the generations that were later than us have been swimming in it since birth, and they are now reaping that. And is it super sad? Speaker 1: And instead of recognizing this as a society and saying, something's happened here. Maybe we should investigate this and do something about it. No. Instead we need to normalize it and, and really change society to become tolerant of all manner of deviance and service of turning a blind eye to it. And you gotta realize, Speaker 2: they're not normalizing it and supporting it because they're compassionate. They make money. They profit off of the suffering of humanity because every time there's a new diagnosis, there's new procedures to do. There's new drugs to give. There again, the system feeds the the pharmaceutical industry feeds off of that, and they control the agenda. Speaker 8: Well, I I agree with you, and I just feel like our loved ones, our husbands, our wives, our parents, our children that were killed in the hospital, they were step one well, I don't know if they were step one, but they were a step. And all of this, you know, to promote promote vaccines, to promote this, to promote that. And those products also kill. They maim and they kill. And, you know, it's just I feel like those Georgia Guidestones, what was put up there, that was their agenda. And after Bill Gates I mean, he came out and said, we know, that base he said, we know that it's working, with depopulation when the vaccines you know, he mentioned that. Fauci was part of that. Their parents were eugenicists. It's just part of this agenda. And I I just pray to God that Trump is is strong enough, and secretary Kennedy is strong enough to help bring a change. And and I do pray that people are receptive enough to listen. I mean, they're making fun of the tunnel. They're making fun. It's like they don't even want to hear anything or even research it or look into it. Yep. And and and I Speaker 2: They are deranged by their their own political agenda. But here's the thing, I mean, you're right. Bill Gates stood right there and he said, if we and I'm quoting, if we do a really good job with vaccines, we can reduce the population by 10 to 15%. It was a TED talk he gave, and he had a formula up on the screen. And and with that as a variable, Vaccines as a variable for population reduction. And I've shared that with people. Oh, that's not what he meant. That's exactly what he said. He clearly said it. Speaker 6: The other thing too, though, when you talk about the Georgia guidelines, so that that that that wasn't the only thing because they also were moving in, like, Texas. All over, they were moving, the bull in for bail. They, in New York, they were putting all these got little gods, little g's. Oh, like, New York, they put, the ishtar over the courthouses. So what the Georgia guidelines was one of the first things that they did, but it was, like, all over the country, especially, just before the election in '16 is when they did that to move it all over. So, you know, I mean, we are definitely in a spiritual war too. They did that on purpose because these were all and so many people still believe in all these little dots, little g. So Speaker 2: Yeah. It's definitely spiritual. And for those who, would like to look it up, look up, and I don't do this often, but the word pharmakeia is actually used in the bible. And it it talks about pharmakeia deceiving people and causing problems. And so look up Revelation eighteen twenty three. You'll be amazed. Corona also. Corona, not crown Speaker 6: is it means crown, but it also you know? I mean, all the words they were using, if you go back in, you will find them all. Speaker 2: Right. And so, again, you know, the I don't believe it's an accident. You know, you look at the Greek, and that's what the New Testament was written in, and they used the word pharmakeia. By pharmakeia, the world was deceived. That I'm paraphrasing, but that's what it says. And, you know, we talk about the deceptions and the lies and the delusion that we're seeing now. Well, I don't think we should really be surprised. The other big one is the love of money is the root of all evil. Well, money and power. That's what drove this. Money, power, and population reduction. And and they they openly say that. So, you know, when people tell you what they're doing, you really should believe them. Speaker 1: Likewise, when they tell you who they are, believe them because, they will and you should. Speaker 2: Yeah. And that's part and and and the host has talked about this before. That's part of their rules. You know, you have to inform the person. It's either I Chelsea's good at remembering the term for it, but it's a universal law that they have to tell you what they're about to do in order to get your manufactured consent. It's not real consent because they do tell you, but they spin it. But, apparently, that's not against the rules to spin it. Speaker 1: The satanic principle of the revelation of the method. So that by by informing you this is what they're doing, they've effectively obtained your consent if you don't stop them. Right. Speaker 2: And, you know, that's why I'm not a bit surprised that people other people also have adopted well, I told them. Well, there's a whole difference between telling person something and them understanding what you've told them and them understanding the risk and the benefits. You know, informed consent, being informed includes understanding so you can actually consent knowing what you're doing. And that satanic principle doesn't follow that rule. Speaker 1: Really, their only rule is, do what thou will, and that shall be the whole of the law. Speaker 2: It absolutely is. It's all self based for them. And, you know, when you're talking about selfishness, that's exactly the opposite of selflessness where you actually care about other people and what happens to them. That's the difference between selfish, do do what thou will because it's about them versus I care about my fellow human beings and I tell them the truth, and I want what's good for him. And that's selfless. That's true sacrifice. Speaker 1: A very important distinction. Thank you, Mary. It's good to see, Nathan, military whistleblower with us tonight. How are you doing, Nathan? Speaker 5: I'm doing pretty good, actually. I've been listening in and can you can you hear me? Yep. Okay. Yeah. I've been listening in. I've also been following the predictive programming, revolution of the method type stuff. And, I think one of the big things that we're that we're missing as a group, and that's not being talked about enough, are, antibiotics. And the reason why I bring that up is because they've been kinda quick to say with with all these new revelations, you know, Tylenol, vaccines cause autism, But they've been slow to say antibiotics devastate the, microbiome, which has been proven to have a sort of like a brain, you know, brain gut loop, you know, a feedback mechanism. And there's been people who've been cured of their autism by a change of diet. And I think it's, it's startling, especially for me. That that hasn't been anyone's platform ever. You know? Should we stand against antibiotics? What are antibiotics? Are they actually cures, or are they actually even nefarious organisms that we that we accept under the, the auspices of a silver bullet? Speaker 1: I I think antibiotics have their place. I think they're overused. Mhmm. And and interestingly, the, The UK particularly did a campaign in advance of the so called COVID crisis, deterring doctors from prescribing antibiotics and, and saying they're, they're using them too much. So don't. So this is part of why, they they didn't allow I mean, in many cases, doctors wouldn't prescribe antibiotics for COVID. I think that was that was part of the experience, wasn't it, Miriam? Speaker 2: Yes. It was. And here's the problem. You know, what they actually did with the high fructose corn syrup, the high carb diet with the standard American diet is they took a whole generation of people starting in the sixties and seventies and literally suppressed their immune system around the clock by keeping their blood glucose levels elevated because of the diet. And there there's a classic study showing that. And when you do that, you feed the bacteria in your gut that is not healthy bacteria when you have that high glycemic diet. And once you do that and then because people start getting infections because their immune system isn't working, then you give them the broad spectrum antibiotics, which, hey, great revenue maker for the the system, then you kill out everything because it's a shotgun approach. So you kill that out and you kill the good and the bad, and your your situation is worse than where you started. And, of course, don't tell the public that that can be rebuilt or change the diet. And when you then further immobilize their immune system and you start cranking out your Frankenstein gain of function viruses, those become even more effective now, what you've created, because you create a population that is defenseless. And, you know, then you have people starting to figure that out in the decade before COVID, and they start changing their diets and knowing about probiotics and generally starting to get healthier healthier. If you look in your local stores, I started noticing that they were actually promoting some of this. You know, Probiotics, prebiotics. There was a market for it. Kroger was changing and adding health food sections and actually real things that you could get healthy with. And then suddenly, what do we have? Oh, yeah. Then we have, COVID. We have. So, again, it's very well orchestrated, and they realized that the human body is super hard to kill. So it does take a multi pronged approach, to and they even then, they didn't get the numbers they wanted. You remember the the predictions just prior to COVID? Yeah. They still didn't get the numbers they wanted. So, I don't think they're about to give up, though. They're gonna keep finding prongs to attack us with. Speaker 6: I just wanna add to that my, my niece that just lost her mom a year ago and then her dad and, when was I there? June, I think. Well, my my nephew's mom died yesterday morning, and, she she was she survived breast cancer twice. Backs to the health. And when I was there last time, the night I got there, she was in the hospital and rediagnosed with cancer, so she died yesterday morning. So that's 24 and less than four years. Speaker 2: I'm so sorry, Deb. And, see, that is emblematic of what we're looking at. We're looking at a at a a population that the thing that protects us from colds and flus and viruses and fungal infections also protects us from cancer and everything else. So when you decimate the immune system over decades of population, this is what you see. You see a uptick of cancer, of metabolic disorders like, fatty liver, high glucose diabetes. You see the younger kids becoming obese like Aileen was talking about because all those are signs of a metabolic disorder, a high high blood sugars, and that always is accompanied by immune suppression. It the two are hand in glove. So this none of this was coincidence. The standard American diet was not coincidence. The highly processed food was not coincidence. None of it was coincidence. Speaker 6: No. Because, in my family my my my my mother, my real mother, because because you'll hear me say my aunt mom too. But there was 12 in their family. They they were on a farm their whole lives. All of them that left the farm and went to the cities to go to work or whatever and went all to process food, Out of the 12, my mom didn't die of natural causes. My uncle didn't die of natural causes. Three I think three out of the twelve and one I have one aunt left. All the rest of them all died of a different cancer. Speaker 2: Exactly. And, Deb, there are there are classic studies, case studies of you know, the Japanese live healthily and well and relatively low weight. But there are case studies where immediately when Japanese nationals came to this country, they developed every single one of the health problems that I just described. Yeah. I think maybe it might have something to do with the toxins in the standard American diet because they are just as Japanese here in The United States as they are on the Japanese islands. What changed exactly? Speaker 1: But as far as anyone making antibiotics and the cause of the microbiome their mission, Nathan, there is one doctor who's been doing that for years. Her name is Sabine Hassan, and I have, pinned her to the the nest and put a tweet in the purple pill for you. She is definitely one to, look into and connect with on that, and and she has a book, that you might wanna read all about that too. Speaker 2: Yes. And on that note, that should give you hope because do you know who can decide what you put into your mouth and your gut? And you can rebuild your own immune system, and you can be like Teflon. You you can repel what they're doing to you, but only you can make those choices. And by the way, the dollar is much mightier than the sword I promised you. So stop buying the things that taste good and make you temporarily feel good, but add weight, kill your liver, kill your pancreas, cause you to have high glucose, suppress your immune system. Stop doing that. And that is the biggest fight that you can give them is the health of your body. Invest time invest your time and money in you and in your health, and you won't be using that money running to a doctor who can't fix you, who will just shove more pharma at you. Speaker 5: I would say you're saying all the right things. And I do appreciate the, the multitude here of of independent researchers because we're the ones who are actually gonna dig up the truth. And when it comes to things like, are antibiotics safe? Like, when it was brought up that they're sort of like a scattershot, they they do the broad spectrum stuff. And I think I think to myself that, you know, the initial vaccines that we receive at two months of age, you know, is is kind of like setting the stage for a wildfire. You know, you you degrade the immune system early on. You're more prone to illness as an infant. You know, you have, you have situations where people say, oh, my my child is more whiny. They don't expect them to, you know. And and then other doctors have chalked up too. Oh, they're just gassy. It's like, well, maybe they're vaccine injured. They're not gassy. But because they can't they can't advocate for themselves, they can't, you know, there's there's no baby language that has been discerned to a way where we could differentiate between cries. You know, we don't really know what they're trying to say. Exactly. So that's a real tragedy. It is. Exactly. Speaker 2: And by the way, guys, do you know what a major what major component is in baby formulas? Soy. Soy. It was one of the first major components in the first formulas in the seventies. Do you know what's in soy? Glyphosate. Do you know what glyphosate does? It inflames the gut and literally explodes the guts of the pests that they're trying to kill when they put it on the soybean plants. And we're feeding that in formula to babies. Speaker 5: Absolutely right. And so what she's got saying goes hand in hand with what I'm saying in that, you know, we're not concerned about the things that other other nations are concerned about. Europe has cultured foods in every meal, fermented foods in every meal. I'm not talking about beer. I'm talking about things like like sauerkraut, like, cultured pickles, onions, things like that. They also have, they also have purity laws in Europe. We don't have those in United States. A purity law means that they're open to investigation whenever. They could do a no notice investigation on their processes, as in the governing body, and say, well, we're just here to make sure you're doing things that you said you were gonna do, since a hundred years ago because you're you're a heirloom product. Exact There's no pure standards in The United States. Speaker 2: And don't Well, and a lot of the other countries won't take, Speaker 6: any, you know, foods that we're growing here because they already know our soil is so depleted in pesticide. And so they don't even take our our good our Speaker 2: our farm goods. Yes. And don't let anybody kid you. I've done some research, and, you know, when we're talking about the pesticide laden things and the dye laden things, one prime example is Fruit Loops. You know, there's a joke about, oh, the Fruit Loops aren't the problem. But let me tell you something. Europe has Fruit Loops. Do you know that how they they do the colors for the Fruit Loops? They use the natural vegetable and fruit colors to color the Fruit Loops instead of artificial dyes. And it's they and you put the boxes side by side, and you can literally see the difference in the ingredients and the appearance of how those Fruit Loops look. And so, yes, the companies can and do change their formula when they're legally forced to. The problem is here in The United States, the industry lobby has totally captured our legislators. And money goes into their pockets, and there's no way they're gonna bite the hand that fills their pockets. Period. Speaker 1: What what's really terrible is they're, they're using these materials instead of the natural alternatives to save literally pennies on a dollar pennies. And that's, you know, that's what the the value of life is worth to against these companies. Yeah. They don't they all they care about is their bottom line, and then they Speaker 2: use that money to send lobbyists to Washington. And that money that money that they make from compromising you and your kids' health goes in their pockets, goes in the legislator's pockets. So, you know, it's a sad fact of life, which is why but there's one quick fix for that. Stop buying their products. Don't do it. And you will starve them to death, but people are going to have to make that choice. And the thing is many things are put in our food that cause us to literally be addicted to the food. They give you a dopamine rush. So it's not gonna be fun when you start trying to change you and your family's diet, but it's it's the most powerful tool we have. Stop paying them to make you sick. Stop buying their products. Speaker 1: That's been one of the greatest indignities of so many of the the prongs of the various attacks that have been levied against us is that in large part, we have funded it. Whether it's it's through our tax dollars or through buying the the products that fund the companies that that implement the policies and service of the agendas. You know, it it really does. Everything does come down to individual personal responsibility. And you the choices that you make and where you direct your attention and and really where you spend your money, can make all the difference in the world we live in. Speaker 2: Yeah. And this is I promise I will stop, preaching here, but I happen to have, like, literal proof that in my case, in my husband's case, the reason I did not get as sick we got sick at the same time. In forty eight hours, he was in the seventies at rest and literally could not breathe and asked me to take him to the hospital. This man was terrified of hospitals. He was so sick he was breathing 30 respirations a minute. His shoulders were moving up and down. He could hardly talk because he was having to breathe literally every two seconds. You can't talk when you do that. So what what I'm saying is literally, ten days before we both got sick, we happened to have a test done. It's called a NutriVial, and I'm not promoting it. I'm just saying it's by Genova Diagnostics, which is a reputable mainstream testing lab. And I had us both get tested. It looked at everything, heavy metals, other contaminants. It also looked at every single one of our vitamin levels. And I'm telling you, I had one area of deficiency and it was vitamin a, and it's because I have thyroid disease. That's a known cause in thyroid disease will cause you to have a low vitamin a level. So you do need to supplement if that if you have a thyroid disease. But every one of the rest of mine were in the normal or above normal levels because I literally took care of my immune system, because I have an autoimmune disorder and problems from birth. He would not do it and he was the reverse. He only had one level that was even at the lower end of normal. All the rest were in critical ranges. And the one that he had was his vitamin d level that was in the low range of normal and that's because every night I shoved the pills at him because I could make him do it. And so I'm telling you that if you don't support your immune system, you are at risk with what they're doing because that's their exact goal is to get you so compromised that the things that they create can make you sick enough to go to the hospital. And they also made people stay home and to not get help so that they would be pushed to the hospital. They said don't go till you turn blue. Well, you know what? Or can't breathe. For him, it came really quickly because he didn't have an immune system to protect him from the horrible thing that they created. And then, of course, it still took them twenty two days to kill him. He he survived the remdesivir. So the body is wonderful. That's why they have to attack us so many ways. But we have to take the first step to protect ourselves and that is don't buy the things that they're trying to kill you with and build your own immune system so you don't have to go. Conversely, my symptoms were I could get up and move around and my heart rate would go way way up a 125 and my oxygen levels would go down about 89, but I never got into respiratory distress. I could breathe. I could talk. Yet, we both were infected at the same time. So just saying, what you do now dictates the situation you're going to be in when there's another pathogen out there that they've engineered. Speaker 1: And it's worth noting, we we live in an age where bioweapons are could easily be commonplace. Anyone with a a CRISPR kit and an AI could be manufacturing bioweapons in their basement. Speaker 5: Right. This was easy enough before AI was even a thing, and now they've got express instructions on top. Yep. Speaker 2: Exactly. And so this is not fear mongering. This is, unfortunately, a fact of life. And if you want to be prepared and to be, gain of function proof, bulletproof, Teflon, whatever you wanna call it, you have to build your own innate defenses. You have to. A mask is not gonna do it. You know? Sitting in a bubble is not gonna do it. Walking six feet apart, standing six feet apart, not gonna do it. Speaker 6: And the AI thing, because we because it's happening now, we already know they've been I mean, everything they've ever done in our lives, if it whenever it happened, they were doing it thirty years before that. So AI has been around. It's it's a it's just a common word now, but it's been around for a long time. Speaker 1: And I've I've put forward a theory that it isn't actually our our feckless so called elected leadership guiding us to the digital enslavement and techno dystopia. It's actually the AI chatbots that they consult to guide their policy, and that should send a chill down everyone's spine. Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. It should. Because now, you know, for their diabolical planning, they've got AI to help them, which is gonna make them even more effective, efficient. So, you know, we do have to up our game. Speaker 1: We have to think so, but that's just the thing. It's a double edged sword. It will True. You give it instructions, and it will gladly acquiesce to whatever you ask it to do. But you don't think it also has an agenda that it's peppering in. And then when you read it, you're like, oh, well, that sounds like what I probably would have said or what is probably true. And you you run with it without, you know, investigating each thing. And I've seen lawyers, like, go down for having, like, 21 hallucinated citations in their brain. Exactly. Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, it's, you know, garbage in, garbage out, and it mirror it does mirror you as well. So depending on who the user is, you're right. It is a two edged sword. But the thing is, you know, you you're not going to stop them from using that tool. So you have to be responsible, knowledgeable, and take care of your own health. Speaker 1: Go ahead, Nathan. You can really just chime in whenever you want, Nathan. Speaker 2: Are you there, Nathan? He may be having a mic problem. Speaker 5: Oh, there he is. Can you hear can you hear me now? Yeah. There you are. Okay. Thank you. So when it comes to bringing up AI, I'm I'm glad you brought it up because that's one of the things that I I got out of the out of the military because I work at the, I used to work at the Rome Research Lab in in New York. And, you know, they they had told me that the reason why everyone sees AI hallucinations and things like that is because it's it's in there on purpose. So sort of the AI for government doesn't have those same sort of experiences. You know, the the commercial sector is always gonna see sort of like a a lesser product. And so the things that I've worked with and the engineers that I've worked with, like, they are they're they're building block by block. Everything that we say is like, oh, this is the AI thinking for itself. Not necessarily. What happens is an engineer says, this is the library of information I'm gonna teach the AI on. And for the longest time, it's been a struggle to, to use real information because of of legalities and things like that. So they've had to sort of, like, spoof information based on events. But now, since, actually, I guess, interestingly, during, like, the death of Charlie Kirk, it's not the thing under the radar where there's no guardrails anymore. So they could train AI on real world information captured in real time. And so the, the large language models that we're experiencing through the chatbots are going to be fully informed on real information in real time on a continual basis, continually updated, which used to be a thing that that couldn't exist because there was there was going to be legal constraints. But now they've used the death of Charlie Kirk, amongst other things, to say, oh, I think I think we need this. You know, the government's trying to deal with Chad GPT before Charlie Kirk's death. But now they've used that and they've also used the, there was that, I think, Trans Shooter of the Christian School as an impetus to say, yeah, we we really need ubiquitous AI empowered surveillance. And so we do need to tap into real world data captured in real time, sensor to database, and then and then ultimately translate it. Speaker 2: So basically, basically, Palantir. Speaker 5: Basically, Palantir because, unfortunately, I knew about Palantir long before the American people knew about Palantir because I was military during the time that Palantir first emerged. And I was using their tools back when I worked at the NSA. And, and it was oh, it was it was a it's wild to see it, obviously, because you you would say, wow. Like, it's it's nice to see them so so many people's social media. But, of course, they would say, oh, well, it's all illegal. You know, these are all foreign actors. Of course, you can see their Twitter feeds and everything else. But then, you know, I I never thought to question, well, what happens when we expand that? What happens when it's not just foreign actors that were looking at all their social media feeds and looking at their digital footprint. What could that look like? I was outside of the NSA when I first came into the commercial sector, Palantir that is. I had some reservations as anyone should because I saw what it was doing to foreign actors, alleged foreign actors. And foreign actors is kind of like a a big term in itself. What is a foreign actor? Is anyone is anyone operating on behalf of a foreign body? So even if we live in America, we could be considered foreign actors if we act on behalf of the interests of a foreign body. Mhmm. So and and then then when they unleash this whole Antifa thing, like, what is Antifa? Antifa does not have a hierarchy, not as we know it. Anyone could be Antifa if you if you don't agree with what's happening with the government. Speaker 2: Yep. I mean, Nathan, I see this as Palantir equals patriot at 22.o. Meaning, now we have a pretext for a massive surveillance system that not only could be but will be used against the the domestic populace. Speaker 5: And what you're saying is a 100% correct because I, I guess, fortunately, worked with the intelligence community prior to Snowdin and after Snowdin. And so when that happened, you know, the, the FISA Amendment Act was still in place. A terrorist was a a no for analysis. And so if you translate that to modern times where Antifa is a terrorist organization, anyone who's considered either Antifa themselves or an empathizer of Antifa, they become a node for analysis. What that means is everything is open. Your whole digital life is open to surveillance because you might be a threat. I mean Which is is crazy to think. Speaker 2: Did, I don't know if it was Trump or not, but I read a quote, and it may be attributed to Trump. And I'm not gonna say that because I'm gonna have to look and see. But I believe that it's already been verbalized that anyone who supports and or anyone of that mold is going to be considered to be fair game, as far as, the vile the political violence that we saw with Charlie Kirk. That's already been verbalized. And, again, I think it's reprehensible what happened, but this is a very slippery slope. Speaker 8: Okay. So this Nathan, this is kinda like problem solution. Okay. Like, nine eleven happened, then the Patriot Act came in. And they already had the Patriot Act. It was written. It was pretty much ahead of nine eleven. They used that to implement that and bring it on. So it's kinda like Charlie Kirk, what happened to him, that that gave an opening to bring something else in. Am I right? Speaker 5: Ma'am, I would say that the, the Charlie Kirk incident allowed for an expansion of the term terrorism to be applied to, more domestic bodies than usual. And not just domestic bodies, but but bodies that can't even really be defined. Like, when we were thinking about, you know, what Al Qaeda was, nobody looked into, like, what their religious, you know, standing was. So when we look at Antifa, it's like, what does it take to be a a member of Antifa? Do you have to be on the roster? Or could you just have some sort of, like, left leanings, which now there's no difference between extreme left and left because they said, oh, all leftist are capable of violence, which I think is is ludicrous. But at the same time, you know, when when I was working the the labeling of terrorist, you know, it it was it was like a three degrees separation. So if if you had some sort of empathy for the person who killed Charlie Kirk or you celebrated it yourself, then it wasn't just you that was surveilled, but it was also three connections to you. So it it could have been your cousin and your aunt because that's that's how that's the level of access that surveillance has always had because, oh, we we have to check all the all the middleman possibilities or middlewoman possibilities. So three degrees of separation is fair game when it comes to the ubiquitous surveillance. And, yes, I'm saying this on a some sort of record here. So if I got rolled up in the near future, you know, whatever it was, it was doomed to happen. I didn't like the damage he was doing back then. Snowden never said it because he was I I think he was act he's actually still CIA, and that's on the record too. And, and yeah. So so there you have it. This is a a dangerous time. It's a dangerous time to speak out, and it's a dangerous time to say I know. But you know what? I think this group I've always appreciated this group. I've been I've been in the forefront. I've been in the shadows of this group, but you all deserve justice, and I believe that. And I'm not just I'm not just some person who's not putting anything on the line. You know, I'm a real person. I have kids. I have a wife. You know? And I've and I've worked with people who were underhanded. Don't trust the intelligence community. Don't trust the federal government. They are fake. They're lying to you. They lie to you professionally. It's on purpose. They have a public affairs team on purpose because they take what they have and they say, well, what would the American people accept? And that's that's not transparency. Speaker 1: And it's not what the founders envisioned. It's it's a perversion of that, and it's leading humanity down a very dark path. But to the point of the Antifas, I think why it became such a, such a thing was because it was, you know, during and really heading into the height of the so called COVID crisis while they were locking people down in their homes. They also simultaneously sanctioned these protests if they were, if they were motivated towards this thing. And then we saw sort Speaker 2: of every You mean those mostly peaceful protests? Those mostly peaceful protests? Speaker 1: Right. And I know people who lived in those cities when they were being really just sacked and and looted. And one of one of my close friends was I mean, they didn't have weapons. They're just living in their house in suburbia, and there's an ongoing parade of riot outside their house for days. They sat up at night with a chainsaw in their living room shaking and cowering in fear because everything around them was being burnt and looted and and sacked. So, you know, I I feel a great deal of empathy for those people and what they went through. And I also feel like this was part and parcel of the the coordinated attack to cause this widespread social upheaval simultaneously and really in tandem with the COVID, lockdown hysteria and and propaganda that was being rolled out at the same time. Famously, there was, a memorandum, a a letter that came out signed by, quote, 1,200 diseases professionals, whatever the heck that is. And they all came out to say that these protests were good, but protests for medical freedom should should be banned. And there was this, two tiered justice created, and that was very unsettling for a lot of people. And then it came out that a lot of these so called protesters who were rioting and causing this upheaval in the cities were were being paid. They were basically paid speech on the streets. And I think a lot of what you're seeing, you know, them go after right now is who who was paying that? Who was facilitating this upheaval and unrest in the name of Speaker 5: the same sort of agendas that they were using COVID as pretext to rule out. And they did just arrest one of, George Soros' right hand man as well, one of his, financiers or, you know, accountants' money handlers. So I think I think that's the difference when when you're comparing, say, like, Antifa to Al Qaeda, but I you could probably or, I mean, probably probably better comparison would be Taliban, I guess. I actually, did some of this in, college. But, I think I think the difference where it, you know, it's less of a slippery slope is, like, yeah, you got all these enthusiasts and, you know, the people who just sit on Twitter and cheer for rioting and, you know, attack Charlie Kirk and so forth. But I think the line gets drawn where you've got these encampments of these protesters, quote, protesters, and they're getting financed. They're they're getting equipment handed out, phone numbers, and bail covered, and, you know, they're getting their instructions. They're all going over here now. We're doing this. And they get, like, a blanket wink and a nod that if they get locked up, they won't be prosecuted. And we saw that happen time after time. Right. So I think I think drawing the terrorist distinction there is is viable and, can be kept off that slippery slope when you differentiate between just, you know, your average leftist versus the ones that are actually getting their shields together and burning things down and so on and so forth. Speaker 2: There is So what we're hoping to see is them what we're hoping to see is them work their way up the chain toward George Soros. That's and toward the others. Because, honestly, you know, that's like going after the mule in the drug world instead of and it's great that you get the mule, but then you need to work your way up the chain. Not down the chain, up the chain. Speaker 1: Yeah. I'm really hoping it it expands to encompass the propagandists, the officials who are on the dole who who advanced these, these policies and protocols and mandates in lockstep, and, and anyone or any organization who participated in conspiring to achieve that or to finance it. So I'm hoping the WHO, the WEF, the World Health Animal Organization. We just saw what happened with those ostriches in California. You know, they they all should be held to account for the the really cynical policies that they're putting in place, quote, for the public good or for the public health that are actually causing so much pain. Speaker 2: You know, maybe we should have a slogan somewhere along the line of we want the we want the three degrees of separation plus the instigator, up at that level. Like, Bill Gates plus three degrees down. George Soros plus three degrees down. You know what I mean? Not not we don't want it weaponized against the the the population at large. We don't want another Patriot Act dot two dot o in the form of Palantir used against our population. If you wanna use Palantir, let's use it Bill Gate Gates plus three degrees of separation down or laterally. That's what we need to do. Speaker 1: Right. The accountability has to go to the top. And, with the indictment of Comey, we're we're seeing, you know, maybe I mean, these are unprecedented, things happening in American politics and American civic life. And, maybe this is maybe Comey is the first of many dominoes to fall. You all know I am I'm hoping every day and praying that, Tony Fauci, who is enjoying a preemptive auto pin pardon for anything he might have done since 02/2014, to be held to account. And, and that would just be wonderful. Like, I'll I'll I'll take a lot. If if that if that gets done, then, I'll I'll take a lot of, other the other BS that we see going on too, like, the the Tylenol red herring and etcetera. Nathan, I'm sorry you dropped. I've resent Mike, so you'll have to grab oh, there you are. Welcome back. Speaker 5: Thank you. Yeah. I I think you you've all brought, you know, a lot of good points, and, I'm glad I'm glad that I have this opportunity to speak openly. Yes. I provided documentation which has shown that for some reason antibiotics were used to treat COVID, which is a virus, which makes people wonder about what a virus actually is. But also, I'll just say, I'll just say here and now because there's been plenty of people in history who have used a a pretty broad audience to say a lot of truths. That that the NSA is is a lot worse than how they've been depicted. And that they've created partnerships with every firm you can think of. You know, they they had a an operation. It was called Bonesaw, which created backdoors in every technology that you and I use, that everyone uses. So everything records us a 100% of the time. And so our phones, just being recorded right now. And of course, there's gonna be people listening, but they're less likely to act on it when it's said to a broad audience. So I'm grateful to have this audience because that's the nature of the business. You know? It's not just the FBI that investigates domestically. The CIA works through other organizations, so does the Department of Homeland Security. And they they say, well, it's for our safety. You know, it's obvious it's for everything's for our safety. But they keep tracks on things, and a lot of this is in, in in the book Cyber Spies, which any anyone could, you know, obviously listen to via audiobook or down or, you know, read personally, but I've always been a person to to defer to audiobooks. But I just want everyone to know that every technology they have is recording device, whether it be, you know, a cell phone or Facebook portal or all the goofy Amazon stuff, you know, the smart home stuff. They're all recording devices. It's all there on purpose because they want to be able to say at the end of the day, you're a threat. You're a terrorist. And it's more, you know, radicalized nowadays. So I just ask that everyone moving forward knowing that you're being recorded a 100% of the time without a doubt. Try to refrain from radical speech. Focus on your local community and what you can affect, and and just just be good neighbors. You know, I know we're good neighbors here, but also be good neighbors in your local community because that's what we need. It's the only way we're gonna survive. And maybe this is a signing off. It shouldn't have to be, but if it happens, it happens. Speaker 1: That is so well said, Nathan, and I I hope that it's not. And I I'm looking forward to, to doing so much more with you. So, t Bert, I'm really glad to see you on. How are you doing tonight? Speaker 7: Hi. I'm so glad to hear Nathan speak. How are you doing? How's everyone else doing? I love this Saturday nights with you guys, all of you. I wanted to say, Nathan, what you said was really profound to me tonight. I know I get kind of emotional some nights. Some nights, I'm just super conspiratorial. Sorry if I go off the rails, ladies, and thank you for being patient. But how who can you trust anymore? But just the fact that he brought this up, this is so, interesting because my best friend, who I absolutely adore, she's been there through day one with me. And her and I had our first blowout in thirteen years just this afternoon, late late this afternoon, and this was exactly what we're talking about. I, what he just said, you know, it there's a lot of fear. And for the people who are not injured and really have a lot to lose, we all have something to lose, humanity. But a lot of us speak out because we've lost everything that mattered to us, our lives, our children, our husbands, our our own sanity. And we're just like, what what else can you take from me? But then there's the people who around us are our supporters, and I feel terrible that we had a blow, but we're fine now. It just we just I think we need to air out some dirty laundry, you know, because it's exhausting for the the friends that actually have been there for us and, supported us, but yet they're still afraid to support you publicly. It's very, it's like tongue in cheek. That's what I wanted to say. So for, you know, for him to say what he's saying, you know, we've got a wife, I've got kids, I've got, and I'm I this could be it, but we need we need to talk. Those are the people I respect the most. That's where my respect comes because I mean, obviously, I respect all of us for what we're doing and what we do, and we you're real. These are real people, real lives. There's no I don't feel like in this group, my instinct, but who knows, is I feel like this group is real. So and that's a good feeling because I don't trust anyone. But what I wanted to say, Nathan, was that's exactly what I said to her. I got so mad from what I used to do for a living. And just like you, when when you have this exactly my words that she was leaving, I'm like, you have connections. You are smart. You're intellectual. You're educated. You are in the business. Why would you not let me speak at the facility we used to run together or the other facilities or because she's embarrassed and she's afraid for her own job. Even though she loves me and takes care of me when she can. It's very disheartening to see the actual reality that I'll come and pick you up and take you to your doctor's appointments, but please, you can't talk about this in public. No. And I said to her today because she goes to church every Sunday and she believe, you know, like, you know, you can do all that and I I think that's great. But when it comes to saving humanity, and I'm no hero, none of us are, we're all poisoned, suffering, tortured, and that's the majority of our global population right now. It's just heartbreaking when you look your best friend in the eyes and she says, you're hurting my feelings. And I'm like, I'm hurting your feelings. Like, this is the the you know, like, why are you so afraid to you could be saving like, we worked in geriatrics. Huge. Thousands of elderly people. And she's still letting these shots go through when she she knows that they're poisoned. She knows. And I'm like, but you could I would come and speak, you know, I can be politically correct when I need to be. I mean, in these spaces probably should be more so. But there's been some ups and downs, obviously. But I just really wanted to appreciate, Nathan, obviously, all of the ladies for the space that you hold every Saturday religiously. Thank you. But it means a lot to me because it was a very heartfelt conversation just this afternoon that had never happened between the hurt that she's watching me deteriorate. And but yet does the bare minimum, but does the most, you know? But don't don't protect all the I said, you could be saving. You're helping me. This is what I said to her. You're helping me take me to my doctor's appointment, like like a Uber driver and being there for me and recording things that I won't remember and things like that. But you could be saving thousands of lives, but you're too afraid because of your job, and it's still happening. Right? So, anyway, that's I rambled there, but thank you very much, Nathan, and and thank you to all of you who do support us and speak up for everybody. Speaker 6: But, T Bird, the sad part is she's also then complicit. Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 2: Absolutely. That that's the sad part. You know what's really sad is there's many, many more just like her out there because of the fear, and that's why it continues. And, you know, that's where, you know, it comes down to the individual. Can do they have the inner strengths to overcome their fear and to stand for what is right and to literally save lives or not? Speaker 1: I think people think we're being bombastic when we say that we are at war. And I mean, if you've listened to, to what Nathan just said and his tone, you realize it's not, we're not exaggerating. And I, I really, I make every effort to, to try not to sensationalize it, but it is sensational. The degree to which we have been attacked and that we are still being attacked and that everything is driving us towards this, this same digital dystopia on the horizon. It's it's very alarming and I don't want to to frighten anyone. But the things that that Nathan was talking about and that you've you've heard tonight are very real. The stories of the the victims harmed by these things aren't isolated, and they're ongoing. This is an ongoing atrocity, and we are we are still very much at war, and most people still don't realize that. They oh, yeah. Well, we're, you know, we're fighting in Ukraine or something. No. We are under heavy fire here at home, and and everyone has made everyone in this room, to a large degree, has made incredible sacrifices just to see us to this point where people know that this some people know. And it's our our mission to make as many people aware of this as possible because until people are aware, they will continue to be victims of these things. And what Naaman was saying about, the surveillance, just assume you're being recorded twenty four seven. That is that is self evident truth. And if you're not very cognizant of that, then, then you could fall prey to it because everything will be weaponized against you. There are it's worth mentioning there are alternatives to, to using these behemoth, mega company GPTs or or large language models. Over the last few weeks, I've built my own, using Hugging Face models that I've downloaded locally that I can run without without offloading that information or my my data to any company. And that is something that, you know, using the aid of an LLM, anyone can can start playing with and experimenting with. And I encourage, to the what degree you can to get away from offline monitored platforms and onto your own, whatever, you know, you can build. And and you really you can. This is within within your grasp because the technology is so right there for you. Speaker 2: Yeah. And I do wanna call people's attention to another thing that Nathan said. He said when you're speaking to a large audience, that actually improves your safety. So it's kind of like you're all in or you're all out because, you know, I I'm going to speak out because of what I've lost and because I can't live with knowing that I'm being silent as people are being harmed and dying. So if I'm going to speak, I'm really gonna speak and be loud because that increases my ability to get the message out, and it does, in fact, increase your safety, as far as that goes. Because when when the powers that be that are recording, they have to decide. Are you a threat? And if you're a threat, are you a big enough threat that they don't wanna call attention to you by doing something to you? Or are you not a big enough threat and they won't fool with you anyway? I mean, there there is a calculus there. But for me, the calculus is I cannot live with myself and be silent. I can't do it. They killed my husband, so I won't. And it is a personal decision, but you have to live with that decision. And, sadly, a lot of other people may have to live or die with your decision as well if you're in a position to save lives. And T bird's friend is in that position. But once again, that is her decision, and I would never pick on her about it. But the fact is other people live and die with some people's decisions as well, and that's just a fact. Speaker 5: Go ahead, Nate. And and to what she's saying, and I can't, I can't stress this enough. Let this be a group where if for some reason somebody is, you know, suicided or or what have you, that we carry the torture torture one another. You know, let let us appreciate each other's humanity. We are human beings communicating over a digital platform. The government doesn't care about us. The the international world doesn't necessarily care about us. So it's up to us to not only care about us, but also care about each other in that if any of us, you know, you know, meet an end, I'll carry I'll carry the torch for anyone here. Anyone here who says it right here, right now, carry the torch for me, I would carry the torch for anyone. I know that Miriam and many others will say, Yes, please carry the torch for me because I lost a loved one. That is not lost on me because I am very empathetic. So in that, I don't just I don't just go to work and think, oh, my work doesn't affect anyone else's lives. You I'm not a military member anymore. I'm a degenerate, the home produce worker. It's awkward, but in some ways, it's liberating. I work produce. I put out the fresh food for people. I've done more working in produce in one day than I've done my entire sixteen career in the military, sixteen year year career in the military. Because I give them no nourishment. I give the American people no nourishment because the political parties have asked us to fight other people's battles. Isn't that wild? Isn't it wild to think that in one day, I provided more nourishment to the American people by working produce than I have in my entire sixteen military career? Sixteen year military career. And I'm not trying to be dramatic. I'm trying to be realistic because we've lost our sense of reality. I appreciate this group. You don't have to say it. Anyone who's part of this group, I will carry the torch for you. Into the future if something happens or if nothing happens. Honestly, I I have been sharing things in Substack because I gotta do a Substack because I don't want people to forget that we're being gaslit into believing nonsense. I do I do some stuff on x. I push back on some narratives and things like that. But for the most part, you know, I'm an advocate, and we should all be advocates of each other because it should not stand that we should be so deceived into believing, like because we all wanna be good people at the end of the day. We do. And we all wanna think that we're doing the right thing when we accept the advice of an expert. But the experts are bought, and we're fools, and that's a bad that's a bad place to be. Speaker 1: And they they So I think that's a good point. Impulse because because they know we all want to be, quote, good people. That itself, our desire to be good people, was weaponized and used against us by the most cynical campaign I've ever witnessed in my entire life and hope to never see again. But you see it's still playing out now. It's still reverberating through countries that weren't as fortunate as ours. So I I absolutely agree, and I didn't mean to cut you off. I just thought that was such an important point about, we do. We all want to be good people, and we have to be cognizant that that we have to think about what we're doing in service of that. Are we actually Speaker 2: doing good? And, you know, on that note, just to expand, how do how what what defines good? You know what defines good? Truth, the real truth, the real science, and caring for other people. And that means being selfless. And what Nathan what Nathan was describing is being selfless. I'm going to carry the torch if you fall down or even if you don't. I'm going to do that. That's selflessness. And you can't you can't be good if you're selfish. You you can't be good if you don't put some energy into finding the truth and sharing the truth. And so this virtue signaling is exactly that. If you don't put anything on the line for truth and for other people and caring for them and being willing to sacrifice for it, you're not virtuous. You're deceived. Speaker 8: Just like the people that were bought off to commit homicide in the hospitals. They're not virtuous. And instead of just taking a stand to do what's right, they were very selfish and bought off. Speaker 2: Exactly. And that's where the turnaround will come when people stop thinking of themselves as being the most person in the room, the most important person in the room, when they're willing to make a sacrifice, and when they're willing to put the good of others first, that's when this will change. Speaker 1: Beautifully put. Kyle, welcome. Speaker 9: Hey, girls and boys. Say howdy from Nebraska. I had kind of a real life thing that happened today that was kinda I don't get to see my nieces that often, and, I won't say the name just out of respect. But her name starts with a w, and she, she's like what is she like now? I think 11. She's in she said fifth grade. And, we're talking about she's talking about these boys, and and she's like, yeah, these boys, you know, they they always bully, and it's so hard. No one told me how hard it was gonna be to make new friends when I moved schools in third third grade, fourth, and fifth. Now she's in fifth grade. And I said, you know, it just came to me right off the bat. And I said, her dad you wanna talk about selfish? Her dad ended up leaving, this area in Nebraska and moved, like, eight or ten hours away for some new woman and left his five kids with my stepsister. I'm We're talking about selfish. Anytime I even think about it, my blood boils. I'm not a father myself, but I see, you know, what happens, you know, at a young age. I don't I don't know how many of you in here come from broken homes, but I came from a broken home about 12 years old and, instantly had to start doing everything for myself. Right? So I had to grow up real fast. I didn't really have a childhood. So I start thinking about, about my niece. I've also said her name. I started thinking about my niece today, and and she says I didn't know how hard it was gonna be to make friends. And I get bullied around and this and that. I said, yeah. When when when you have light, even children know if they don't, and they wanna take that light. And I said the best thing you can do is treat people the way you wanna be treated and be a good person. And if they don't like that, then you don't like them. You don't wanna be around them. It's better to be alone and and and and build yourself stronger by being alone than it is to be in a group of people that don't respect you or care about you. And it just came, like, right off the top. And it makes me really sad to think about that today because she doesn't have a father figure because he decided to leave and walk out on his five kids. And that was about five years ago, six years ago. And so I think the biggest solution to all this, what, Nathan was talking about, is bringing up these kids even if they're not your kids, but to be a part of it. You know? Be a part as an uncle or an aunt or a grandma or a grandpa. Be a part of it. Make better people. Because some of the people that we have in this society, I never give up on like, I I you never wanna give up on some of these psychopathic progressive, leftist that just are truly evil. You know, they're taken over by a spirit. It's definitely spiritual. Like, they're they're taken over. They see your light. They sense it, and they want to rip you. They wanna take you down. And you can see how it even happens with children. Right? You have this really innocent kid that's just trying to fit into a new school, and they get bullied and pushed around. And without a father figure, how hard is that? Right? That's, like, 10 times harder. Because when you have a good father figure in your life, he's gonna tell you stuff, like, not to brag, but like what I said today. Like, hey. Treat people the way you wanna be treated. And if they don't like you, then it's good. You should run fast. And if you're alone, build that. You know? That that builds character. Right? When you're alone and you push through things by yourself, it makes you stronger no matter what. I know it sucks for the time because I've been there. Right? I'm sure a lot of people in this room have been there alone when they didn't wanna be alone. But it does build character and it builds strength within you so then you can pass that strength and you can pay it forward to somebody else. And, I'll just leave off on the domino effect. Me and Tee talk about it all the time how you say one good thing to one person in a store. You know? We try to tell her story every day, at least once a day. Me and Tee talk about it all the time. No matter where I am, it always somehow comes up, and I always get her story out. And I have it down to about a minute or less with her story. And, everybody it's the same reaction, you know, unless they're a psychopathic leftist, and then it's just laugh and walk away. But if you're if you have a soul still, the same reaction is, wow. I didn't know it was that bad in Canada. I didn't know that they did that to their citizens. You know? People don't know. So long story short, just, take care of these kids. Even if they're 17, 18 years old, they're on the verge of being an adult, they're still teetering. These people are still teetering on which way to turn. And, if you can be there for them in the darkest hour, then they can see a lighter day. You know? They can they can they can turn around. So, anyway, I just wanna tell that story about my niece today. It was just really powerful to me because she doesn't have a dad anymore because he's a piece of shit, and he left them for some new woman. And, it just, it just really got to me today, but I was really happy I could be there for her, and tell her that and and support her her moral, you know, support her morality and support her spirit. And, she really appreciated it, and I could tell. So, anyway, God bless you all. Thanks. Speaker 6: You know, the one of the things that really grinds me about this whole situation now, what Kyle's saying, is the fallout of what's happened is humongous. So most lot of us here lost someone, our loved one. Like, I lost my husband. Mary lost hers. Sherry lost hers. Marie lost hers. He's injured. So, I mean, with so many people that but the fallout from that has affected generation after generation after generation to come yet. And it I I I can't even put it into words right now. I just I it I am so pissed off of what we have to live through and what we're going to live through because of what they've done. Speaker 2: Yeah. And you know what? In a space I was in earlier today, that there was a phrase that would set that that was said, and it said, anger is not hate. And you know what? Being pissed off or angry, like, righteous anger, that's not hate. But the other side will tell you when you're righteously angry at what's been done, that, oh, you're being a hater. Absolutely not. That's because they want to silence you. And you know what? Using that anger in a righteous way to propel you forward, to cause you to never be silent, and to broadcast that truth in that light is exactly what we need to do. That's why they will fight you on it. Speaker 3: Remember when they tell you that you haven't got a right to be angry, righteously angry, as you call it, Miriam. Remind them that Jesus went and made the whip and came back to the temple and cleared it. He was righteously angry. So we need to remember that. Speaker 2: He didn't harm anybody, but he certainly drove them out where where they shouldn't be. And our job is to drive the lies out, to drive the evil out, to put the light in and the truth in. And we need to be righteously angry to have the the wherewithal and the motivation and the drive to do it. So, yes, we should be loud. We should be angry, and we should refuse to be silenced. Speaker 6: I was much you know, I will be the sons of thunder if it's me. I'm gonna be the James and John, the sons of thunder, just so you know. They wanted to, you know, he wanted Jesus to kill the Sumerians because they threw stones at him. Yeah. I'm them guys. Yep. But you know what? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. We have we have to be They didn't do anything. Of the right spirit. I know stuff. I know stuff. I was getting on that. Neither really they all know I was joking, but that I was if I was picking right now, that's what I picked. Speaker 5: But but I use that joke all the time. I I say, wilt thou that we cast upon the fire of heaven upon them? And, of course, you know, Jesus says, no. No. I I don't want that. That's of the wrong spirit. Like, it's not for for me to come here now to consume them, but later. And that and that's the hope that we have. That we have the hope that later, all will be justified. Speaker 2: Right. Our job All will come to our favor because Speaker 5: the justice system as we know it is so utterly corrupt. Who could find a fair deal? No one could find a fair deal. You you spend and you spend. And there there's been cases that have existed since 2021, related to COVID, produced by by Tom Renz and others. And Tom Renz had had the wherewithal to at least try to get on social media and tell other folks, like, hey, there was there was a military members who got the COVID vaccine in 02/2016. You know? Of course, the name was redacted, but it's like, okay, well, he got the COVID vaccine in 02/2016. Like, what a weird, like, medical record because it literally said on his medical record that he got a COVID-nineteen shot in 2016. And of course, Congress would never let that. Well, not just Congress, but I mean, the Justice would never let it let that go to discovery. Because what's discovery? It's it's the presentation of evidence. And who and who could withstand who could withstand defending a narrative in the face of that evidence? No one. Speaker 6: But the problem, Nathan, with that is Tony Fauci himself is I mean, he's been doing this for four decades at least. Speaker 2: Yeah. And that's why, you know, you're not gonna get justice in this system because he he knows how to work the system, and the system self perpetuates. But that doesn't mean that we're not gonna speak the truth and spread the truth and the light out there because we're trying to protect and save others. That's our job for them to know the truth so that they can stand against it as well because they capitalize on people's lack of knowledge. They capitalize on the propaganda and tricking people and deceiving people into hurting into being injured and dying from the protocols and the vaccines and everything else. So, you know, regardless of how they do their imaginations and what they do, we are going to be right angry, and we're going to tell the truth because we rob them of at least part of their power. And then the divine justice is coming for them anyway. But we're certainly not gonna sit back or at least I'm not, and I know many of you are not going to sit back and allow them to run rampant. It's not gonna happen. Speaker 9: And just some good news real quick too, Mary. I mean, it does sound like Comey did get indicted. So I do think the ball is is rolling, obviously, super slow motion. Kinda like when you're playing a softball game or whatever, and it's like slow motion. You know your nose is about to get severely crushed and broke everywhere but you just can't get out of the way. It kinda feels that way but at the same time he did get indicted so, if we just can hope for the best that doctor F Face ends up getting indicted as well. I don't see Rand Paul really going anywhere. I don't really see him obviously his own neighbor tried to break his ribs and kill him, and I don't think anything ever happened from that either. So there's a lot of things that kinda teeter totter here to go back and just kinda look at all the assaults that we've taken as conservatives without any repercussion or any really pushback even. But it kinda does seem like with Comey's indictment, I feel like maybe we can get the ball at least, kinda going downhill here. What do you guys think about that? Oh, yeah. I mean, I'll take I'll take the ball rolling in that direction Speaker 2: all day long. I mean, you need to find your your signs of at least the beginning of a win because you have to stay motivated. So, yeah, you don't you don't, poo poo any kind of good thing. You you focus on that, and you focus on the righteous anger, and you continue to move forward. Absolutely. Speaker 8: I had heard now I'm I'm haven't got this verified, but I had read where The Netherlands was wanting Fauci and another country. So, Speaker 6: eventually You're correct on that, Elaine. You're correct. Speaker 8: Oh, okay. So, you know, this is a world thing. This is not just The US because he he will he caused so much havoc. This has been every country. They've seen deaths. You know? I think the only country that did not submit to the vaccines was Sweden. I think they went on and they didn't have the vaccines was Sweden. I think they went on, and they didn't have the deaths, you know, because I I I don't I it's been a while since I looked at their data, but I they didn't close down either. And they just went on and lived, and they didn't have the desk. They didn't have the numbers that the rest of the world did. And, but I think his days, eventually, someone somewhere I keep thinking and praying they're gonna get their hands on Fauci. And I'm hearing that it's supposed to be a world court. Speaker 6: Because Tony Fauci's also always went to countries that the people couldn't fight back anyway. So, like, if you like, he did with remdesivir in Africa, but he did it with AIDS virus too. He picked you pick up he picks a certain population. I mean, they pushed it they pushed the AIDS thing on the homosexuals, but it wasn't really that at all. They were just a population they that he picked to push his narrative. And that's what he's done from the beginning of his from as far back as you wanna go with Tony. Speaker 1: He's he's always done saying that the idea of, a world tribunal to hold Tony Fauci at all to account is a terrible idea and, and could be just the thing that heralds the the new world government, which is something we're really trying to avoid here. So I would be, skeptical, dubious, and suspicious of any moves along those lines. We we created Tony Fauci. I believe he should be held to account, in The United States that that allowed him to to have this power for so long. Speaker 6: Yeah. Well, you threw the auto pen between I mean I mean, literally hung in the white I mean Yeah. That was funny. I mean, you do have to think a couple steps ahead because I do think that, Speaker 2: obviously, they could very well say, hey. You know, we're going to do this tribunal in The Netherlands. We're gonna punish a handful of people. Okay. We're done now. You know? And then, hey. Look how look how we really do need a world's government because, look, we were able to put this whole thing to rest by picking, you know, a handful of people and see see how efficient we are. This would be great to have, you know, a a global government. And, you know, I would I I would not put that past the the for that to be their strategy as well. And, you know, and to brainwash the populace into thinking, oh, absolutely. This is the way to go. Look how that look how well that worked. Yeah. I I can see that, Chelsea. I really can. Speaker 1: And this is why we don't call for a Nuremberg two point o because see also operation paperclip. Nuremberg was, in my opinion, did not go far enough to actually, set right all the wrongs that had been done And in fact, may have created, you know, laid the groundwork for what we're experiencing now with, some of those scientists going to various places to continue their horrific research. So I I called for military tribunals. I think that, that Fauci should be brought in front of a tribunal and give his full account of everything that that he did and, and why he did it and and who instructed him to do so and how it was all carried out. And, and anything short of that, I think, will fall short of justice. Well, I think the Speaker 5: regular civilian Speaker 1: court should do too. Yeah. I mean, I'll I'll take what we can get at this point. I That's what I've been saying. I will say something else. Speaker 2: There were there were two nations at the UN who specifically objected to the international health regulations, which once again is a a global form of of governance, in the health arena. There were two that formally objected, in writing. One was Argentina. Surprise, surprise, Javier Millet. Okay? He was famous the year before for laying the UN low in his speech. And the other one was Putin, Russia, and the and, Trump himself was the third one. Although he did not formally put it in writing, he absolutely said it. And so sovereignty is a real issue. So when you look at the drive for global governance, they're going to use any pretext. They're even going to potentially use something like, oh, look. You know, we brought you governance. We brought you justice, you know, on a on a world scale. So this is the system you need to have. So, yeah, it's a real concern. So I agree. One of the signs of sovereignty and is the antithesis of global governance is the fact that justice can be had within your own borders. So you don't wanna give them that pretext. That's for sure. Speaker 1: Very well said, Miriam. And, and to to some of your point there, I wanna point people to the wait what video of In the Nest, which is just a thirty second snippet of Trump's briefing to the UN, where he did touch on, and many people were very excited that he touched on the issue of, bioweapons develop in the next breath, he said they're going to be pioneering an AI based system to to bring all of these countries into compliance. Speaker 2: It doesn't allow one thing you can hear me It is. You are very, very robotic. We cannot hear what you are saying at all. So I don't know what you'll need to do there, but we lost you right after Trump mentioned, and we couldn't hardly hear anything after that. So you can you try again, or or maybe it'll clear up? Speaker 5: I imagine she's Sounds like we've got a loss. Speaker 3: I'm wondering if it's something she said. Any the NSA is listening. We have to be good boys and girls. Give her a minute. One of the things that I asked sorry about that. Go ahead, Nathan. I'm just keep filling some space so that it's not like dead air. Speaker 5: Okay. Very briefly, I just wanted to mention, you know, the the whole the whole feelings, which are appropriate for the for the Charlie Kirk, you know, debacle where he was killed and there there was a lot of, you know, you know, the feelings of loss. But we've we seem to forget as a people, the same thing was occurring for for COVID. You know, the unvaccinated were mocked. They were mocked for not being vaccinated. You know, people like Don Lemon were going to ICUs with his microphone, which is this is insane. It's insane to even think that someone would go into an ICU with a microphone and say, do you regret not being vaccinated? Like, that's so if people say, like, oh, how can people celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk? How can people celebrate someone actively dying in an ICU? Where where you would have the audacity to say, oh, do you do you think that if you got the vaccine, you would have been better off? Like, are you are you feeling regretful now? That's what we had to experience. So for everyone here, because I I do empathize with everyone, and I've seen the statistics. It's gross. It it should not be that so many people were so harshly affected by not only propaganda, but by whatever it was, which has never been investigated. It's never been investigated just like Charlie Kirk's death will never be investigated. And we should be weary about the government that we're under. Speaker 3: Yes. You're right about that because none of us trusted the FBI before the change of administrations. And right now, I have no faith in the FBI. Speaker 6: But the beauty, part of of with Charlie Kirk, more people are seeing for the first time that this is the most ridiculous rhetoric that they've come up with that well, they're trying to come up with and trying to make people believe it. Nobody's believing it. Nobody. Far as I far, everything I've seen anyway. Other than the ones that are cheering, but those are the same ones that are cheering about COVID too. So Speaker 2: Yeah. And those are the same ones that are, overdosing on Tylenol too. They're all in the same vein. They they all, have this completely, dispossessed view from any kind of reality, any kind of empathy, any kind of normalcy in, relationships to other people. Speaker 1: And it's been proposed by numerous people that it's not just the the propaganda making people so kind of immune to humanity, to put it one way. Can you hear me okay now? Speaker 2: But, yes, we have time. We can hear you absolutely fine. Yes. Speaker 8: But you know Speaker 1: Oops. Elaine, we could hear you for a second, and then you dropped. Speaker 8: Oh, people can't there's so many protests now. I think people are questioning their government. And, Nathan, you're absolutely right. I mean, my husband was murdered because we did not receive the vaccination. It was the first thing that was spoken to me from that internist in charge was, missus Pedego, do you realize no one in your family has taken a vaccine? And so we were targeted, and we were targeted for homicide. Getting back at Charlie Kirk, you know, there are the naysayers out there, but it seems to me that there's a huge population that maybe are waking up a little bit. And at least knowing that something is not right, you can't you can't take someone's life. Even if I disagree and I had a I have a real hard time with the hospital administrator, and he's gone. And I'm hopeful that my letter to Kennedy had an impact on it. But, anyway, he is they took him out real quick. But I I just wanted I mean, in my heart, I could not stand that, man. I've had to ask for forgiveness for the hate I feel, and but I still want justice. I want him brought to, trial eventually and, prosecuted. But, you know, I do see something good. I mean, like in London, they were protesting anyway with their government and lack of freedom, but that just ignited them. And they went from 1,000,000, one weekend to, like, 3,000,000 out in the streets. So maybe with our youth, I keep praying that there's something positive, you know, that you know? But we've still gotta keep fighting. Speaker 1: Can I just can't let up for a second? Speaker 7: I I so much I had my hand up before for Arlene talking about Sweden. No one listened to me before, but you guys remember I'm a hockey billet mom for the KHL, NHL, and international hockey players for ten years before COVID happened. And I still had someone from Sweden living with me. He came over at 14 years old. So I got very close with his family. They would stay here at my house when they came to visit him. I knew his grandmother, his parents, and of course, I was like a second mom to him. I would never replace his mom, but wonderful kid was drafted to the NHL. Same with Andre Vasilevskiy, plays for Tampa Bay Lightning, head goalie for the NHL right now. He lived with me for three years. So I got to know the European, elites, I guess, if you will. And, they did not get the shots. You're absolutely right, Arlene. I don't care what anyone says. And he was the last kid on the airplane. I remember I have pictures going to our international airport here, capital of Canada. And when they finally said, you will be locked in your house now from now on if you do not leave now. It was the last flight leaving for Sweden. And my boys and I drove him to the airport, and I took videos and pictures. The airport's completely empty. It was literally the last day you could leave our country or come. And he he had said he didn't understand what was happening. He wanted to stay here. And I'm like, I don't know what's gonna happen, and I can't be responsible for you if you die. Like like, that's the responsibility I had with these kids living with me. And I I I it was heartbreaking putting him on that plane because this is his whole hockey dream. My kids were drafted too and but we lived in Canada. They lost their hockey dreams. I mean, that seems so minute, but someone mentioned the kids. Well, Deb, it was Deb. All of you have said such huge points to me that almost made me actually did make me cry a little bit. I'm glad I got that out of the way. Our kids are so screwed up, especially the teenagers who had their whole teen being a teenager is hard enough in a quote normal world in the eighties, that I remember. But these kids, all their dreams, the time when you're supposed to learn how to socialize, maybe get a girlfriend, learn how to drive, your your career's going ahead of you. If if if you're a professional athlete, all these things, these are the most integral times in your life, and they were just stripped away and everyone was locked in their homes for not just weeks, but months and sometimes years in some of our countries. In Canada, it was more than a year, and it's horrific what they did to these kids. And they that's who they are now. That's shaped them. And, I mean, some of them came through differently than others, but it is heartbreaking. I look at my two boys and how close we were and how what a beautiful relationship we had. And now it's this a kind of an empty vessel that's lost at sea. I can't explain the emotions on that. So, Deb, you're that's huge. But the Sweden thing, a 100%. They didn't understand. They weren't getting tested. Even Kenny, well, he's gotta live with me. His he's like, my grandma's a 100, and she got COVID, and she's totally fine. Like, I don't understand what's happening. And he did he was fighting with me, and he didn't wanna go back. And it was heart wrenching to see a kid's career stripped away because he had to be sent back. It's and then same with the Russians. They didn't either that I know of. None of the Russians that live with me got shot up, and Putin was against it as far as I know when he because he would zoo Zoom them. He's got these guys were going to the NHL. So when they leave the KHL in Russia, they're already getting millions of dollars in that contract. So that that's how important these guys are to Putin and winning. You know that. So what I know from what I lived, those two countries, I don't believe were on board that as Arlene said. And and Miriam talking about the IHF. I I'm I I loved Trump. I did. I I I've never loved any Canadian, politician, but I thought, you know, Trump's gonna help us. Trump's gonna but it's it's easy now to start seeing through the enemy. Someone else brought up our favorite doctor f. But, you know, that they came to arrest me for mentioning him in a space once, and I didn't even say anything bad. All I said was I hope he suffers the way that I did. You guys know that it was in a space. It was public. When the police came, Kyle was on the phone with me. People heard it, and they came to the door of the police, and they said, what did you say about, you know, so and so last night? Did did that. I'm like, what are you talking about? So I'm just gonna share this. What I've learned is if I can't win, I have to study the enemy, not befriend the enemy. We know who our enemies are. So, you know, they say keep your friends close and your enemies closer. I don't want my enemies closer. I need to study them and what they do to make it to the next level. That's how I look at this now. So when I heard him in his in his, what's I wanna say conference. I'm having a brain fart. When he was on trial there. And every answer he gave was, I do not recall, and they let him walk. But that's what he said. That was his answer if everyone was back and watches. So when the police came for me, that's exactly what I said, and they left. I just said I do not recall, and I really didn't. Let's be honest. Speaker 2: Hey. That's what you call fighting fire with fire, t bird. Good job. Amen, sister. Amen. Speaker 7: But I just And you didn't let him said. Sorry. Mhmm. Speaker 9: Yeah. Well, and and and t, you didn't let him inside too. You know, when they break the threshold. Right? That's the biggest thing. Yeah. Don't let them inside and do not step outside Speaker 7: unless there's some kind of warrant. And I didn't I know I'm very careful about what I say. I still have my registered nursing license to this moment until, you know, just like Nathan says, until tomorrow will unfold. You don't know what you say. But it's but I'm not saying anything mean. I would never say anything mean unless I'm defending us against people that are saying anything against us that is in our spaces. I will defend anyone for as you guys well know, I've done that and been kicked out of space. But but anyone who calls me a retard or a vaxxed because I was forced to get a shot against my will. Yeah. I'm gonna stand up for myself, and I'm gonna stand up for everyone else because that is not fair. So I love this space because you guys are so supportive, and thank you for being patient with my long rant. Speaker 6: I'm just admitting that I'll start as IV, though. Speaker 7: Oh my goodness. Or sailing. Speaker 2: I'm I'm loving it, Deb. I'm loving it. Speaker 9: That sounds like that might have been a maid, Speaker 6: a maid slight comment there. I am a hospice nurse. Speaker 1: I just want to, to mention, because Nathan's here with us, one of the the many really interesting documents that he he brought to our attention, among those is that the the military was well aware of black particulates in certain batches of shots going back pretty early on when we were told that was a conspiracy theory or that it was only happening in Japan. This was widespread and, they were instructing people to just, if you see those black particulates upon reconstituting the product, just discard that one. You know, don't worry about it. Just discard that one. When probably, you know, every single one should have been very closely scrutinized after that. And I wonder if that wasn't a factor in, telling nurses not to aspirate the the needles for the mRNA injections, which is, you know, kind of a a break from traditional Speaker 7: procedure, isn't it? Nurses. Well, typically Yeah. It's an absolute no no. Yeah. But you're supposed to pull back. You aspirate to make sure you haven't hit a blood vessel and it's not going Yeah. But she's saying they didn't either. They they were not. Absolutely. So it's going right into our blood system. That's where exactly. Absolutely. That's yeah. That's where I was. And they yes. And they didn't care where they were hitting. The oh, what I wanted to say about the IHF. So Donald Trump back to him. So he signed. You're right. Remember, that was signed on my it was signed July 2024. I think we talked about this last Saturday. And on my birthday, happy birthday, the IHF came into effect, and, of course, our country signed full force. So, yeah, they just take over the WHO. They take over all your, everything, all your rights, all your medical rights, everything. And you're right. But what you guys need to think about, and this is why I'm worried for the next four months, that just because this he Donald said that he signed off that it he wouldn't join. It's in effect as of September 19, and it doesn't pass in The States. I think it till he his inauguration date. So it'll be February. So he they've got four and a half months to do what they will. I just wanted to warn you guys of that, if that makes sense. And, also, the the the naval thing, this is very interesting. As you guys know, I worked with World War one, World War two, Vietnam, you name it. I worked with all the vets my whole life. That's what I've done since I was 16 years old, and I'm 51. So I wanna tell you guys the story. I've told the story a million times over my years, but this is really interesting that you just brought the black filth filthate. Listen to this. So there's this guy, Stanley Bennett. He's totally blind, deaf, old military guy, tattoos that all look like hematomas all over his body. Deaf as a doornail, but just loved me. I think he pretended he was blind, to be honest, because he flirted like they I my veterans were my favorites because they made me feel good about myself. They just flirt like crazy, and I love flirting back. So, anyway, he says to me one day, because these guys wouldn't tell their stories to their families. Right? But he would tell me the craziest stories. Some of them got, you know, I didn't realize how the Canadians and the Australians and the Australians fought with the Canadians while they were war. Look. There's so many cool stories, but, anyway, this guy, he says, I was a tailgate Charlie, and I I don't know anything about the war. I never watched four war movies. My parents never even hardly had TV or or VCR or anything. So, anyway, he says I was a Tailgate Charlie. I said, what the heck is a Tailgate Charlie? He goes, I was on the ground, and I would be at the very back because I was one of the cowards. And, we'd be running, and he said the planes would go over. And when they dropped stuff, it wasn't a bomb. It was like you could see this silver particles flying through, like, coming down on us, like like, shimmery in the night. And he said to me, he told me this is the oh, Scott Bebo. Thirty years ago, he told me this. So I guess, would he be World War one? I can't remember. It has been going on for a long time, though. So it's all coming together what you just said. So he says to me what they told us when we were over in gosh. Can't remember which train station, and they smoked a lot back then. He said what they told us to do was separate the cigarette packs, the the paper part, and put it in one. There were separate barrels in this train station, and they the silver lining of the, of the cigarettes, we had to put it in a separate barrel. And what they did was I believe he said it was Germany. I'm not good with my war statistics. But he said what they did was they would shred up into the tiniest, tiniest filtrates, and then they would drop it and we would inhale it. So the guys were, like, dying in front of him. This was his story. I swear on my children's life, because this is an old story. I might be getting details perfectly wrong. But when you just said it, I just looked it up. And guess what? The silver linings made of graphene. Bean. Can you believe that? I just looked it up right this second because I wanted to get my facts straight, but it just makes they've been doing this forever. Speaker 6: Like, for Oh, yeah. Because very that was probably World War two. World and then Vietnam, they use Agent Orange. They've they've always got something, and and Nathan can probably fill us in on what they used in Iraq and all of that. Speaker 9: I can just tell you guys real quick. My buddy, it was in the navy. He got the big circular nineteen round shot, right, right to his arm. So there was 19 injections in one. And I'll never forget the story. He was beyond healthy. Right? Most of us are when we're 19. Right? We're just vibrant, ready to go. Everybody's excited. He wants to go and and serve his country. He's a patriot. Right? Very healthy athlete. And he takes those 19 shots all in one shot, and it's a circular plunge, basically. Right? It's like a plunger. And he said that he's never been more tilt. This guy was a drinker, partier. Right? He was so dizzy for three days, puking, violently puking. So it's just funny because Nathan was saying something earlier. It's like and and so are you guys. It's like, they've been doing this for so freaking long to our soldiers, to the people that were supposed to, like, protect our country. And the whole narrative is so three sixty inverted and just so dyslexic, and it makes me so sick. I don't know if you guys know Gretchen Smith. She's a CODIVETTE. Right? She's the founder of CODIVETTE on this site. And, I was able to talk to her a few different times on spaces and got a hold of her and did a few things for her and bought some merchandise and stuff just to try to help. You know? And they do these nonprofit missions for these veterans that come home and don't have a house to live in anymore, because the VA was, you know, pulling rugs and doing all kinds of things to them. And that's just such a underrated thing to talk about. I know we talk a lot about all these things, and they're also important. People have got literally murdered. We have women in here with her you know, they they have lost their husbands to this war. And we have these veterans that are on the street, and we have these these Muslims and these these different folks that are, like, you know, getting housing and everything else. And you know, some big story broke today about Portland. They just deployed the National Guard up there, to Portland, Oregon. And you just see all this stuff, and it just brings you back to the whole point that they have been doing this to everybody for so freaking long. And I'll never forget when I came out of my house about three years ago, and it had rained the night before. And my van looked like someone took a bunch of baking powder, cocaine, whatever you wanna say. It was just streamed all over my windshield, my hood from the rain, you know, from the rain. We used to, like, think, oh, yeah. We're getting rain, getting some really nice water. We're gonna catch this water. It's gonna be good rainwater. You can't do anything anymore. You know? You can't do anything. And then you think about national, geoengineeringwatch.org is the website. I'm sure you guys have been there. Geoengineeringwatch.org. And that guy is, like, showing and proving that we're all inhaling at least a credit card amount of nanoparticle, nano particulate, nano nano nano particles, silver, like, what what what Tee was just saying with the aluminum, all of that stuff. We're we're all taking it in every single month every month. And one thing that me and Tee will do, you know, from America to Canada is I'll look at our our air quality every morning. And our air quality here in the Midwest is always in the twenties. Right? If you look at the scale, the air quality scale that the weather channel uses or the these weather apps, they'll tell you that from one to 30 something, it's it's it's good enough to breathe. But every single time I look at Canada, and they're a one, which is the absolute best, cleanest air you can breathe. Some days, it's a two, but very rarely. Most days, it's a one, and I mean the best air, the cleanest air. And then I look at ours. It's always in the high twenties. There's some days it's in the thirties on that scale. That's something that I think is so underrated too is to communicate with these folks and keep comparing notes with people in different countries. Right? To kinda look at your air quality every day. Kinda look look what they're doing. Kinda pinpoint it. So, Tee, when you said that earlier, I love that. You know, it's like study this enemy. You know? The book, The Art of War, what a fantastic historical record that just keeps playing true over and over and over every day of our lives. The Art of War. You know? Fantastic. Speaker 5: I really appreciate all those insights because I think he's speaking. It's true. The art of war is the art of deception. And that's what we need to realize that we all being seen on a regular basis. I appreciate T Bird and others. Because anyone willing to share the truth, the truth of the situation, the truth of their humanity is more real than anything we're being offered by anything that we perceive is being perceived in a place in reality because they'll they'll say anything that they're gonna say, and we we should just view them all as actors. Mainstream media, if these people are all actors, you know, they're they're it's ratings based. So if we if we just take this back and we say, okay. Where things are ratings based? Any other entertainment TV shows? Mainstream news is also ratings based, so we should understand that. They're trying to entertain us with things that are designed business. And so I I actually want to not just say, like, their true feelings, but also to say, like, oh, I I stand with the folks who are willing to say things that are dangerous to say. You know, I I want I do want this all to be safe. I'm about to sign off now. Not not sign off, Trevor, but it's not sayonara. It's sayonara, which I learned from a person I used to work with that is difference there's a difference in the inflection. Means see tomorrow, and means to never. Like, you're gonna die. So that's that's sort of like a little hit when people drop that in India. You know, it's a tell. It's a tell. And so I I really appreciate you guys. You know, the thing is is I have had no personal losses. Yeah. I lost I lost a career, but who cares? Because a career in my life, you can't you can't even equate those things. And I I do want this all on the record, and I want this one to be, you know, one for the bucks because who knows? But loss of life is a lot more important than the loss of prestige or the loss of a title or anything like that. So I don't I don't care being called a fool all the days of my life for leading military. Well, four more years, you would have been to retirement. It's like four more years is a lot. It's a lot when it's not right. And there's people that I care about. There's a guy who he is vaccinated. They produce a child who has who has four heart defects. I went to a birthday party. I got to see the scarves on her tits. Too much. It's too much. It's not me, but I'm not heartless in the way that the world wants us to be heartless, and we shouldn't be either. And I know we're not. Like, this group exists for a purpose. We are not the heartless group. We are the heartful group. We're the group that says, everyone's losses are all losses. And so, yeah, I I got into the group with no personal loss of my own. Not real, not substantial losses. The loss of life is the only real substantial loss. Loss of prestige, loss of position, we should all be ruled out of the way. Prestige and position for the sake of truth, for the sake of right. Because because you know what? God is on our side. God has always been with the people willing to do that. God is Jesus willing to do that. Because Jesus went to a time when his people were utterly corrupted by Rome. They were corrupted by Rome, and I am so glad to see so many Christians in this room. Real Christians. Not some no truths, gossip and fallacy stuff. Real people. Real people. Christians who call upon God, who pray who pray, and I appreciate that so much. Otherwise, I wouldn't even do this. I wouldn't even show up. I wouldn't even provide information. Like, you're the you're the real people. It's a small group. I wanted to go. I wanted to go all the time. So I feel enough here and wanna share. And your loss are my losses, and we should all take it on. Let's all be a people who say your losses are my losses. And I do need to go to bed. And this is me signing off, but not forever. It's not saying, it's saying, means I'll see you next Saturday. Speaker 7: Sign now. To a day, Nathan. Thank you so much. Speaker 1: I didn't mean to step on your toes. Everyone wants to thank you at once because that was just so beautifully put and so well said. And I appreciate every word of it, and I look forward to seeing you again next Saturday and we really appreciate all your time tonight. Wow. I I love that. Your losses are my losses. I mean, I felt that, but he enunciated it so perfectly, and I'm really grateful that Nathan was here with us tonight. That was beautiful. Speaker 7: I looked it up, Chels. It's spelled, like, the word say, s a y o n a r a, so we can remember that. Sayonara Satebe. Speaker 1: Yeah. I did not know about that nuance. Learn something new every day. I I did want to let y'all know I have posted the announcement that very soon we will pivot to the most somber part of the evening, with the reading of the anniversaries. Speaker 6: This is a very Speaker 1: long list, and it is heartbreakingly set. But I wanted to, to tell you, Kirk, I'm sorry I got you up here briefly, and you dropped again. I've sent you mic, but you may need to request, and then we'll get you up to say a few words after. Protocol widow, are you are you ready to to do the very saddest part of the evening? Speaker 3: I'm I'm ready whenever everyone else is. I just hope that, we've had a little at least on my end, I've heard a lot of glitching in the, audio, and I'm hoping we can get through this Speaker 1: without Yeah. Everybody, if you could give us a thumbs up or down, whether it's still coming in choppy or loud and clear, thumbs up for good. Speaker 6: I think it was just Nathan, Chelsea. Speaker 3: The what the the downside was I had a lot of choppiness earlier. I even restarted my computer, and that seemed to help me, but I don't know whether it's an ongoing issue now. So I just wanted to make sure. I will try to watch our chat because if if everything gets ugly in the middle, I would, you know, pause and see if we can fix it before I continue. Speaker 7: Yeah. It looked like there was about 25 or 30 more people when all the glitching started, so I'm wondering if people just couldn't hear and left or couldn't get in maybe. But there was I looked down. I was like, wow. This is a huge space tonight, and now, like, it's only half. So I would guess that's what happened. Speaker 3: Sorry to hear you. Oh, you know what? You're probably right because they were probably bots. Maybe we got, swarmed or something. You know? Maybe it was the NSA that would answer it. Yep. Mhmm. Speaker 1: You know, for a while was a lot of really powerful information shared tonight. I wouldn't doubt that we're being throttled to some degree. Speaker 9: There was a night I just saw you girls know. There was a night and Tee can can can talk about those. Yeah. Hey. Sorry, Kurt. There was a night that, like, 17 or 19 Power Ranger emojis came into our space when we were talking about health and, you know, the all the freedom and stuff. And these guys came in. There was, like, 18 or 19 of them, and they all had Power Ranger emojis, and they all had different colors. Right? All different colors. And they came in and swarmed the entire space and basically crashed it. I'll never forget that night. That was about a year and probably two months ago that happened. And I was just gonna say there's one thing called Seppuku, I believe. There was a there was a show on FX, called Shogun. I'm not sure if anybody end up watching that, but it's called Seppuku, if I if I'm saying it right. And it means, that when you're in battle as a samurai and your your side loses, you take a sword and you run it through your own stomach, and then one of your battle buddies basically beheads you right on the battlefield. And it was basically considered death before dishonor. And, there was just something really special about that show, Shogun, that was on FX. So if anybody hasn't seen the show or anybody wants to just kinda go watch some clips, very interesting. You know, everything ancient East, thousands of years ago, they were so ahead of the time. And so we talked about the art of war, and that's kind of the same same same lines, I guess, if you will. And, there's just something really crazy about how much honor they had, in their in their battles, you know, the samurais and all those folks, the shoguns and stuff. And, I I don't know. I just think it's really important for the time we're living in because you don't see very much honor, and there sure as hell isn't any death before dishonor in anything. Thanks. Speaker 4: While we wait for a few more people to rejoin us before we go to the reading of the names, welcome back, Kirk. How are you doing? Hey. Yeah, sorry. Yeah, no, I went downstairs and they came back up and it was blocked or I mean, not blocked, but shut down, but, no, just posted in the purple pill, the, the prize, the door prize winners from the La Ron Saskatchewan, you know, every every person up there that, got the shots was, given $300 per shot through the La Ron Genene band and also a chance to win a door prize. And I posted the door prizes in the purple pill, which disgusts me. But, also yesterday was a big day for the, Saskatoon tribal council. Like, I'm from Saskatchewan, Canada. And I've been complaining for six years at the top of my lungs, the corruption that's been involved and basically decimating people. But, yesterday they finally admitted the massive corruption in the FSIN and the AFN. And just so you guys know, I have documentation for the AFN is the great reset authorized by, the king now. And I posted, a few other things on the purple pill. But yeah. No. It just it's I'm so blocked. No one like, zero likes, zero shares, nothing. It's just, you know, it bothers me a lot. But, you know what? I'm doing pretty good compared to most people. I'm blessed. You know what? I live in exile here for the last six years. And, of course, I wouldn't get this the shots. And those that I did, I I hope wish them the best. And but this is pure evil that's going on here, you know. And, thank you for having these spaces. And, I, you know, I, mister Holiday and T Bird, thank you for, you know, sticking around because most people have blocked me a long time ago because, I just tell the truth. And it's too much for a lot of people and, whatever, you know, we just still got to keep going and, yeah. Have a look. I'm not going to go on my rants today. And I'm just saying that, you know, we're going to start helping other people and sharing the other stories. I I was on the space last night and, you know, every time I talk after I'm done, they just say, oh, what was for supper tonight? You know, just, here I am trying to save the world, but no one seems to care. Well, except you guys, of course. But, either way, check it out. Give me a shout back. Ask me any questions. I only tell the truth, and I and I prove everything I say. Just if people say I'm crazy, just say, hey. Why don't you ask him? And I prefer to do it on the live space because, everything I say I can prove. So keep it up, guys, and, keep looking after each other, and God bless you all. Thanks. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Kirk. I have end the the evidence of the bribes and door prizes, And I have seen this and and worse, I believe, in the form of, you know, offering people everything from beer to weed to lottery to scholarship. Speaker 4: Typical comments. Have a great night. Speaker 1: It's just just horrendous what they did. And, and mindful, these are experimental gene therapies that they redefine the word vaccine to pass off as a a safe and effective product, and then they these really heavy handed, campaigns, propaganda campaigns, and censorship campaigns. And we weren't for years, we were not allowed to even talk about it. There were injured nurses who who said they wouldn't wish it on their worst enemy, completely scrubbed from social media and, and mocked by fact checking institutions such as Snopes, with when they really didn't do any due diligence or even talk to the person to find out what the real story was behind that. And I found this, very alarming. All the while, they're mandating this on everyone from children to grandma and isolating people and and killing them in service of all this. And it's just it's so so horrific. I appreciate you, Kirk, and and all you're doing to to raise awareness about what do you wanna talk a little bit about what your your own personal experience? That is why we're here to hear the, you know, all the details of what you were subjected to as a result of the the policies. And I know you've told us about it on this space before, but if you wanted to, to go into some of the details, we are here for it. Speaker 7: No pressure at all. I'll try texting him. I know he's very open about it, but he was hospitalized in a mental institution. He sent me some of the recordings with the nurses, telling him he needed to take new pills, and he would record it. And he'd actually ask them. And this is as many of the nurses in the room know, you need to know what medications you're giving your patient. You need to know contraindications. You need to know. And, they'd be handing him I've got the recordings, and he would say, like, what is this? And they'd say, well, this was just ordered today. You just have to take it. And he'd say, well, but what is it? And they didn't they would actually say they didn't know. And that's not he's got that on recording when he was under, recording them undercover, I guess, while he was in there. So it's it's kinda it gets worse and worse. His story is really horrific. So that's all I can share. I guess, legally, I know that's a story that he's very open to share with people, but it's, it it's really it's disgusting. It it it's very devastating, I think, for all of us as nurses. I can only speak as a nurse myself is that I didn't realize, I was taught everything wrong, and I'll say that. I mean, I feel I was a good nurse and I really cared. And I did everything I was taught and believed everything was true. And, I'm just grateful I never gave anyone a COVID shot, but it's it's very devastating. If this is your profession, then you used to be one of the most trusted professions. Right? They used to say nurses were, I think, one of the top three trusted professions in the world, and now I don't trust my own profession. Well, I never trusted my own profession if I worked with nurses because I'm kind of a control freak. But, you know, it it is scary. Your your life is in someone else's hands at all times and, unless you're in your own or with other people you trust. And I wanted to say something too about family. Kyle was talking earlier a long time ago about his niece. And, yeah, I I don't come from a broken home. My parents are still married, but my children are from a broken home. And it is very hard to go through what I'm going through, and and they didn't have a father. Their father didn't care and didn't want anything to do with them now. Now they feel guilty and wanna be part of his life, of course, now that they're older. Right? Because they're looking for some kind of relationship. But for me, it's an emptiness because he used it as retaliation. That's another thing I think a lot of us, divorced parents like, I'm sick. I I was always very strong, and I'm sick. And he tells them that I'm not sick, and then I'm lying, and then I'm faking. And so that it just adds it compiles to the stress in life on top of everything. But, quickly, just I think I might have told you this and cut me off, pro or or Chelsea or Miriam, cut me off if I did say this last week because every day is the same to me. But my newest blood work came back from the special cardiologist from Australia, who who lives here in Canada now and working at the women's college hospital. And, I had to drive very far to go finally after two and a half years of waiting for this appointment. And I waited a year for the referral, so it's almost three and a half years to see the specialist. And so, I just try to keep you guys up to date on my injury and what part of my organs injured now even though I'm doing all the supplements and vitamins and drinking tons of lemon water and tea with honey, and I'm doing everything. But the new thing for me did I tell you guys about my hemoglobin last week? Because if I did, I won't repeat it, but it's important for people to know to look for it. That's the only reason I try to share because I'm living it live. And if it I just want people to ask for these tests and manage it properly and keep a regular, a range, I guess. If if did I talk about this already? Because I can't remember. Speaker 1: I think you did, but I'd like to I'd like to hear it, and I'm sure a lot of people on this call didn't hear it last week. Okay. Yeah. I'll I'll be brief. Speaker 7: So my newest because of my, you guys know it. Well, some of you know, I'm in heart failure, diastolic heart failure from the shots. And, so my bottom ventricle is not pumping the blood anymore to to the rest of my body, the oxygenated blood. You know, the, like, the good blood. And, so now I was always anemic, which is, like, low blood hemoglobin. So I had low oxygen levels in my blood my whole life. And that could have been, just as a woman, heavy periods. I mean, that's just normal. A lot of women are anemic, tired, whatever. Right? So I was getting the b twelve injections like a lot of people do because mine was so low. Once I got the shots, my MCV and MCH, those are your red blood cells that measure how large your red blood cell is and how the shape of it. The shape should be round, but mine are now misshapen and overlarge. And it's only gone up and up and up since the shots. But now my hemoglobin has gone through the roof as far as ranges. So 100, a 100, if you measure in a range, should be around a 100. That'd be normal. Mine's, like, a 100 and I can't remember. A 140, I think it is crazy. And I'm not taking anything. So, of course, the doctor called me right away when my blood stuff comes back. And so what's happening, the explanation is and, again, I don't think anyone really knows what the heck's happening because I don't so there's not a lot of us still alive that have been misinjured for this long, I think. So it's new. Everything's new that's happening. So with my hemoglobin being so high, and I'm sure Miriam could probably be even way more intellectual. She's better at doing the research when I asked her about the last thing. She's so good at it and has the patience to look it up. But how they explained it to me is because of my avascular necrosis from the shots, it's also proven. That is a proven, they've they've collaborated. So my your bone marrow is what produces red blood cells. Your red blood cells carry oxygen to all your tissues and organs in your body. My bone marrow is literally disintegrating, and that's on blood work and on bone scan and on x-ray. So my bones are literally like my left foot. My toes have detached from the foot. The foot is deteriorating in a concave manner where it used to be, the way it's supposed to look. Anyway, so, basically, my bone marrow is not producing the red blood cells. And if my bone marrow is not producing the red blood cells, so my this is how they explained it to me. But, again, now I'm still waiting for to see another hematologist. See, it's a it's a waiting game constantly. So if anyone has any information, again, I share and what I know, but what I don't know, and if anybody can help me or knows more, I am so grateful to always read on anyone who can help me. So what they explained was the reason that I am on oxygen all the time now and I'm I'm short of breath and I I don't know why because I don't like, I'm not not done anything much more. I'm still clotting. I'm still having massive bru bruising all over my body spontaneously. Like, things just happen. And, the muscle twitching, the all that stuff. And I anyway, back to the blood. So, apparently, according to this one doctor, they said it's because your body's working to make more hemoglobin. So that's why it's elevated, but you don't have the actual oxygen in that red blood cell. So that's why you're short of breath, your o two stats are so low, and all your organs are, like, failing right now, and they've been failing for a long time. But so that's all I wanted to share was to maybe monitor your hemoglobin because everyone looks for a low hemoglobin. But even as an RN of all these years, literally decades, and I've never seen someone with high, high hemoglobin suddenly. Right? So and if anyone can tell me or reach out to me behind the scenes, I am so grateful for anyone's input because I'm learning as I go to. And that thank you for letting me share that because that's just new when we speak. Speaker 6: Hey. With your hemoglobin, if it's raising like that, it's getting so thick. They're gonna have to pull some off. That's what they do. Yeah. They'll have to pull it off. Yeah. And I I have a good friend who was a hematologist, and I picked his brain. And one of the things that he explained to me, because it seems counterintuitive Speaker 2: when you say, you know, I have I have my I'm losing bone marrow, but my hemoglobin is high. Well, that actually isn't. If you're not able to make as many red blood cells, they actually enlarge. They get bigger, and they try to compensate for the missing red blood cells. And as a result, even though they're bigger and you're trying you're increasing your hemoglobin inside each of those blood cells to try to increase your oxygen carrying capacity per each red blood cell to make up for the red blood cells that you aren't actually creating. So that's that's why you're seeing that, and he explained that to me, and it actually makes sense. It's a way the body's trying to compensate. But it also creates other problems because when they're that enlarged and misshapen, they don't circulate effectively. So the body is trying to make up for the missing volume of individual red blood cells by increasing their size, and their shapes are changing, and increasing the hemoglobin in each one of those misshapen ones. But the problem is now they can't circulate as well, especially in the smaller blood vessels because they're too big, and they clump up. And so then you don't get oxygenation even though your body's trying to make up for the fact that you don't have the the number of blood cells anymore. So it it it the compensation just doesn't work too well. That's what he Speaker 6: Right. And with my husband, Jeff, that that was his first emergency was his hemoglobin went so high, they had to pull off blood off him even though he was on Speaker 2: blood thinners before he Deb, do I remember correctly that that that happened right after he had been vaccinated, but you just didn't know till late Right. So Absolutely. Sounds like that he had one of the same complications that you're having, t bird, exactly. Speaker 6: And then when they pulled it off when they pulled it off, I'm I'm positive that's when he stroked because they collapsed his jugglers and, you know, that's usually how they pull it off, Speaker 7: And they collapse both of them. This is so deep deep young stroked out. This is important. Like, I have a blood clotting disorder genetically already. So like, Wilbrand's syndrome. So this is why I'm so stressed out because I'm like, this totally makes sense. Exactly what you guys are saying is what I'm picturing. I just couldn't explain it properly. So that all makes sense. But now what do I do? Because I am starting to have cramps in my calves and definitely huge short of breath, like, really bad. And I'm like, okay. Do I risk that and risk clotting or right? That's that's and I'm starting to get oh my god. This is the other thing. The last three days, Kyle will tell you that too. I've had the I used to get migraines, three times a week, like, wicked migraines. I was on severe, like, heavy, heavy dose migraine medication. Still was functioning, my career, the kids, everything. But once I got the shots, I never had another migraine until about three or four days ago. I've been having constant migraines. I had to get the medication again, which I can't afford, but I'm just like all of a sudden, I said to Kyle just last night or maybe the day before, I can't remember. I said, I'm afraid I'm gonna have a stroke because that's how bad these migraines are at this time. T. Speaker 2: I would suggest because this is what the hematologist told me. Because, you know, I I love picking people's brains, and it's just a thing for me. But what he told me was in those cases where they're misshapen and they're too big and they're getting kinda clogged in smaller vessels and you know what? The the vessels going up into the brain are super small. But what he said was the only solution for that, really, there's a couple of them, but he said, of course, really hydrating because that helps. Right? But he also said, like, vasodilators can help. Things that make the blood vessels wider to allow the misshapen, blood cells to go through. So I would discuss that with a doctor as a strategy because this is just one hematologist, and, you know, I you have to it's like when you take your car to a shop. You get more than one bid, and you you ask independently. And if you get the same same recommendation from independent people, then you can probably be sure that each one of them know what they're talking about. So I I would Speaker 6: Well, and, Miriam, that makes sense because when I finally got in the hospital, Jeff was on three you know, he always had high blood pressure. He was on three they could not keep his pressures up, and he was on three vasodilators, IV. Speaker 2: Yeah. So they so they did that to to Yes. Absolutely. To to to counteract. Yep. Yep. That's what they did. But then once again, what did they do? They overdid it. This is the problem. So, you know Well, they overdid it, and then they overdosed him. And, you know, they did a lot a lot of over over things. But yes. So that's why, t bird, you really do wanna get you know, even if you have to travel to do it, you wanna get a couple of different opinions and make sure that you've got a practitioner that is actually thinking about specifically what's happening with you. And I would let them know that someone shared another hematologist opinion, and you're there to see what their opinion is. And that way, they they know that you're wanting that you're shopping around, so they're gonna do their best job for you. Don't tell them what they said, but tell them you want another opinion because you're trying to make a decision. Speaker 9: And, hey, Miriam? Speaker 3: Yes. Speaker 9: I just wanted to say, I just looked this up. Sometimes I kinda go reverse. So I looked this up. I said, what's the best way to counteract migraines? I'm just reversing this. Right? Mhmm. What's the best way to counteract migraines naturally? They talk about hydration, which tea has plenty of. Right? She's very hydrated. I actually, kinda envy her for how much, purified water and lemon water she drinks. But it says quiet dark place, and then it says meditation, but then it also says ginger and magnesium intake without the proper amount of magnesium intake. If your body's not intaking magnesium, it's not gonna work. Right? Right. So I'm not saying I mean, this is just a side effect of, of a regular migraine, but sometimes we can look at what the side effect of a regular migraine is and kinda put it into Right. This bioweapon. Right? But it also has to be the right magnesium too. Yep. And magnesium Speaker 2: does dilate the blood vessels and relaxes the muscular lining inside the blood vessels. So, absolutely, make sure you get the right version of the magnesium, but, absolutely and especially, you know, since t bird can't always get to see doctors for a second opinion, you know, with her describing what she's going through, it might be, you know, worth a try, but only she can make that decision relative to the magnesium and those other things. Speaker 9: And there was one other thing about BioTrue Selenium that I had looked up a long time ago, and we kinda talked about a lot of thyroid stuff before. And certain people's thyroids were a little bit out of whack. The numbers were just a little bit off, not fully out of whack. But there is something really amazing about BioTrue Selenium, that I've heard so many times as well as nascent iodine. Now some of these things go in and they do so much for cellular function, and we kinda know that the cellular function being so damaged because of the bioweapon is kind of the biggest enemy here, right, is cellular function for the mitochondria. So you start looking at certain things like BioTrue selenium, like the highest grade selenium you can find. And then you look at some of the highest grade iodine, nascent iodine that you can find. And I feel like some of those things do so many things cellularly from that base level that it might have some kind of an impact, especially when it comes to just the the the byproduct that she's feeling, which is a migraine. Speaker 2: So I always try to bring these two things up. Thanks. Yeah. And you gotta remember too. You know, when we talk about sales, people think about, you know, skin cells, other cells, you know, whatever. But red blood cells are also cells. They are. So and so and there there's two different tests for magnesium. You can do you can do the serological, magnesium levels and you can also do the intracellular magnesium levels. So, you know, even a blood test might not necessarily show show that she's magnesium deficient. But, you know, certainly, as long as she doesn't have abnormally low blood pressure, magnesium wouldn't have any expected or known bad side effects. So, you know, but definitely research it for yourself. But, it is known that without enough magnesium, that also affects the red blood cell function. So and that is a scientific fact. So you might wanna just research it and and look at it because I know it's hard for her to get access to hematologist for other opinions and other mechanisms of treatment. So Speaker 7: I really appreciate you, Miriam, and and Deb, actually, for your story. Thank you, Chelsea, for letting me say it more clearly tonight, because it it's really important. Everything that you guys share with me and help me, gets me one day more of life as far as I'm concerned because I you're right. It is very challenging in my country to see a doctor, get a doctor even when you have a doctor because we don't pay them. So you are stuck waiting, and it's at their leisure. And if you speak out, they will just say you're not my patient anymore, and then you don't have a doctor. That's just the way it is in my country. So medical care is free here, but there is no medical care. So I I I rely on you guys. I trust you guys. You're like a family of medical practitioners and family. It's the best feeling in the world to because I can't think of everything. I can't anymore. And, I mean, I used to try, but now I don't even try anymore. Speaker 6: Thank you, guys. Well, you know, one of the sad things, t two, is that The United States is becoming a lot like that. I'm sorry to say, but it is. Speaker 1: Right. That's what I was gonna say. I I know plenty of people who were, quote, fired by their medical professional for for whatever reason, and, that's Speaker 5: that's Speaker 1: very approaching, Canadian levels of dissonance in my opinion. But I'm glad to see Kirk back on. Welcome back, Kirk. Speaker 4: Yeah. Sorry. I forgot to mention something about mister Holiday was talking about the white, stuff coming from the sky. It's not snow. But I a few years ago, I I I went, on a road trip to introduce my wife to my father. And, on the way there, I it was I think it was June or something, but it was raining. And then I saw it was it just turned white inside these tracks of, like, the vehicles. And I I actually stopped and and and got out and said, what the hell is this? You know? And I live closer to Alaska than Vancouver, right on the West Coast here. And, last year, maybe it was two years ago, whatever. But I noticed after a rate, there was white, white film on my vehicle and it's not salt, you know, like it was, it rains hard here in Bella Bella. And, I was like, what the hell? You know, and, I've noticed this stuff because I pay attention. Right? And, you know, I I, we make our own drinking water in the ship. So, I'm not really worried about that. But I I also posted in the purple pill. I was talking to it must have been TeeBird there a while back, where when I was arrested, they they were trying to medicate me unconscious. And I was like, I used to jump out of helicopters, you know, when I was firefighting and stuff like that. I was I was I wasn't worried about flying. You know, we've had I had three my father had three planes when I was growing up. But, they I said, look, how about putting me in a straight jacket? And they said, are you okay putting yourself in a straight jacket or getting this? I mean, yeah, just don't medicate me. Well, the I said this in many interviews and I just got my, my, hospital records a few weeks ago. And I posted it again in the purple pill where I, I clearly state I want to be put in a straight jacket instead of medicated. Well, the first thing they did was they put me in a straight jacket, and then they medicated me against my will. And that is against, everything. You know, that's, anyways, but I posted that stuff up. Please share this out or them them out or or even see that you can or, you know, put a heart or something there that that you can see them because, like, I'm seriously very concerned about this. Like, I'm seeing that my friends are dropping. Like, it shows that I'm dropping my friends on on x here. And my last space was suspended with all my like, I've been doing whistleblower spaces for over a year with, Seuss Bruhl, and, you know, they're all gone. So either way, like, I'm being erased again, and I think it's because, you know, I prove everything I things are getting weird. It's just that's all I'm asking. Just please have a look and share if you like and, shoot. There was something else. Yeah. The doctors. You know, every time I talk to a doctor, I tell them my story. They immediately transfer. Right? The last doctor, I he was supposed to he said come back next week. And I'm like, yeah. You sure? Well, the next day he transferred out of here. And he was here for, like, fifteen years. So, yeah, things are getting weird. And, I can prove everything I say. And, again, thanks for letting me vent, and have a good night, everyone. Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Kirk. Yeah. I I I believe you. You're you're kind of, you know, you're in the right place. I think you're among lots of people who who don't think you're crazy. And, I'm so sorry that you've been through so much Speaker 4: absolute BS in in pursuit of simply telling the truth. Well, you know what? My my psychological evaluation says I'm not crazy. But, it's it says Kirk sounds like he's a paranoid schizophrenic delusional d s five or whatever. And, but but it says but he's not. But they take it out of context and say Kirk sounds like he's crazy. They don't put the but he's not part. And that's you know, I was arrested, sent to a mental hospital, taken from my five year old kid, and I was released from the mental hospital. It was supposed to be twenty one days in BC. Legally, you have to have a tribunal if you're not self admitted. I was out in twelve, But, again, like, as Tiberg said, I recorded everything, and, it's bad. But who who can I share that with? Right? You know, if you guys ever wanna have a space where if you wanna listen to my recordings, we could, you know, play one a day or or whatever. Like, some of them are only five or ten minutes, but, they're very telling. And, again, I'll never be caught in a lie. And, again, thanks for helping humanity. I'll I'll talk to you guys later. Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Kirk, and thanks for your courage in continuing to to speak out even when they're saying such such things and putting you through the ringer. I know it's not easy. Believe me. Speaker 4: Well, it bothers me that this was all pre COVID. I know for a fact if I could've got my documentation to the proper authorities, it it it would've slowed it down in Canada at least a year. But, that's my opinion. Speaker 1: Go ahead, Kyle. Speaker 9: Hey. Thanks. I just wanted to say, you know, to follow with Kirk, with the doctors. The big thing I will say just on a positive note, just to finish here, is that we have so many great people like doctor Ben Tapper here in Nebraska. He's a chiropractic, but he's also a general medicine. Like, he's one of the smartest. He's a very Christian man. So anybody that's not following doctor Ben Tapper, please do. He is unbelievable. Like, he literally came out against the mask mandate, you know, in '20 I think it was early twenty one here in Omaha, Nebraska, and he just went wild. I think it's still pinned on his profile how he just went he he, you know, he hit him with God. He hit him with the soul. He hit him with every single thing he could to be like, if we don't stop this mask mandate, then it leads to this. Right? And I didn't even know he did that, and I ended up meeting him. So I just wanna talk about synchronicity and spirituality just to finish on a positive note and just say, I met him, shook his hand before I knew who he was. I had no clue who he was. And this was, like, probably, like, 2020, December and, sorry, twenty twenty one December. And it was at a Nebraska's against government overreach Christmas party. And I end up going there by myself. Like, I never normally would have done something like that. I'm a homebody. I don't and I met him. I shook his hand. I'm like, damn. This guy is a real deal. And he had just got his his, place kinda, like, bombarded and stuff in Omaha for speaking out against this mandate. Right? Just, just the masks. Just in the beginning. Right? The red herring in the room. Right? You know? Like, the masks. And, I'll never forget it. He inspired me so much, and he always inspires me. He's so good to people at his chiropractic. So I guess the big thing is we do have hope because there's so many folks like Ben Tapper in The States that stop taking insurance. They just won't do it anymore. They're like, nope. It's cash only. You know, cash or card, we'll do either. And, we will not take insurance because we know exactly what they do to the customer and what they do to me as the doctor. And, so I just there's a lot of hope, in that realm when it comes to insurance and doctors. There's so many good people here in The States, and I would like nothing more than to be able to help folks in Canada like Kirk and and and Tee and and, you know, find them a place. And I know it's so tough because either you're severely injured and and and and, you know, poisoned to where you can't move, or you're like Kirk where he's he he's stuck in a rock in a hard place because, you know, he can't even get across the border. And, you know, he we we've talked about that multiple times, and it's like, all I wanna do is help these folks to get them into a safe zone. Like, you know, we've we we've kinda had, you know, arguments back and forth multiple times about, well, yeah, but, you know, America and Canada are the same. We're all going down the same road. No matter what, there's no safe place. Well, there still is safe havens in this country. There's places like where I live in the Midwest in Nebraska. There's places in Florida. There's still safe havens. Texas, there's still certain states that you can get into and have a place until the the the the end. Right? Until the real shit hits the fan. So I just wanna give people a little bit of motivation and just say, if we could do that for these people, I'd be the first one on the fucking train driving it to get people out of where they are before they get their property seized, before they get their life taken for no reason other than tyranny. And, you know, we see all the democratic hellholes being run-in this country. We see all of it. We saw Gavin Newsom pass a bill, on on, social media bill that says if you say something like this and it offends somebody, it's a 5 to $10,000 fine. And if you go further, it's a $100,000 fine. Like, he got it passed through the senate in California. That's why I always tell people, it's like, guys, that's not who we are in America. There's a lot of strongholds here. There's a lot of strongholds. We have a lot of good places still. And you look at Canada, and there's there's very few. I don't know if there is any left in Canada, whereas an actual stronghold, you know, neighborhood where you can actually live in a town or a province where you don't feel like you might get your property taken tomorrow. And so I just anyway, I I I just wanna give some kind of motivation to folks and just tell them that, like, if there's anything that people like me can do in The States to get someone to a safe haven, no no matter if they feel like it is or it isn't, it is. It is. There's so many good people in The States, and I know there's good people in Canada too, right, that are fighting, like the ostrich farm. How ridiculous. I can't even believe that it got to that point. And I don't know if Kirk or T has any more updates, but I think that's huge. You know, with the ostriches, like, they said that they they ended up bringing the native tribe in, and they end up getting some kind of a stop, a temporary stop to that. That killed me, man, because I'm an animal person through and through. So if anybody has any updates on that as well. Thank you, guys. I'm gonna shut the hell up now. Speaker 1: And that, of course, is to stay in compliance with the World Health Animal Organization's orders, for zero tolerance of any because supposedly, this avian flu is so bad, and it's so difficult to test for it, if any one single bird tests positive, you call the entire herd, which, I mean, this isn't, isn't too different than what they tried to do to us. Speaker 6: But the main reason they wanna kill them birds is because of what those birds can do for us. Speaker 2: Right. The antibodies that that they make are, a threat to the pharmaceutical industry. Speaker 7: I just want can I just can I just cut in? Kirk Kirk, this is for you. I there's a nurse in here who cannot speak because she doesn't wanna lose her job. She's she's not Canadian, but she wanted, she said, please speak for me. And so this is this is the reality we live in, but she really cares, and and she offered me some great ideas too. But she real I'm sorry to cut you off, but she I just don't want you to leave because I know you come and go real fast. She said to tell you, please tell Kirk where is it now? Do do do. This is a while ago. I was waiting for Kyle to stop talking. Sorry, Kyle. She said, please tell him paranoia is when it's not happening. It's happening. So he's not paranoid. And recording is smart. Smart that you did that. Will you speak for me? And so just so you know, that's an RN of over three decades as well who cannot speak and does not wanna lose their job, but is listening and is in the space and supporting this group and loves the space and just wanted to let you guys know that. So I I will do that always. And so it's amazing that there's other nurses that are still working right now and, are trying at least and speaking out in there right whatever way they can. I just wanted to share that for her or him. I don't know if it's a him or her. I won't say. I don't know. Speaker 4: Thanks. Thanks for sharing that, T Bird. And and, yes, thank you, nurse. But, in regards to T Bird, I mean, sorry, mister mister Holiday saying, you know, a safe haven refuge and stuff. Well, you know, it was my job in the military to teach reg forces survival skills for worst case scenarios. Like, that's a fact. You know, I I saved lives. I've you know, I drove around BC here for a month looking for the best place for me to hunker down with my son, you know. And, I came to Bella Bella, and it is, like, in my opinion, the best place to survive anything. So much, in fact, that Elon Musk came here, two months ago, landed here in Bella Bella and went to his friend's bunker, which is like 40 miles away. So I have a big ship here and it is a sanctuary. Many people have come here, for asylum, basically. And, you know, they stayed a month or whatever or as long as they want. I have more people that say they're coming, but, of course, I have no money. I can't get them here. But, you know, yeah, there are some places that are safe in Canada and I picked one of them and so much that Elon Musk and the owner of Fox news, they have a bunker not far from here, but, shoot, I forgot what I was going to say, But, oh, jeez. It was important too. Anyways, Speaker 9: yeah. No. I I Hey, Curt. Hey, Curt. Did I have something to do with the the, like, the insurance and the doctors? Speaker 4: Well, the, the doctors here, they, you know, when I go see them okay. Well, you know, I'll be honest with you guys. I just told my okay. Why I got my my doctors my my medical files sent here is because, they did ultrasounds on my my kidneys, and I have a bunch of growths on them, I guess. So I had to make sure that, I had those documents here. But, I told my wife the other day and, like, she was gone for all summer. And, anyways, but, yeah. I'm not worried about anything. It just, yeah. Like, people gotta start looking after each other. Shoot. I can't remember what I wanted to say, but it was important to, and what the keyword was saying. But, yeah. Like, yeah. Like, if anyone needs sanctuary in Canada, I was like, please, I got 17 suites in this this ship. It it you know, I have no money, but all I can offer is a place to stay and there's lots of food and water. And I make my own water. So, yeah. I, you know, I I I kinda hope things will be exposed. Oh, okay. Right. The ostrich farm. I'm sorry, guys. You're not gonna like this one bit. In in my duty to Canadian military was to expose corruption and protect Canadian sovereignty. Well, that is not it at the ostrich farm. Please question me on this. I've been investigating these guys for over six years, the people that are supporting them. I've been in I've been interviewing people that are corrupt for over six years, guys. Like that was my job to, to do this and get all the information that I did. Most of these people that are supporting the ostrich farmer, massive grifters. And if you ever want to question them, just say, Hey, have you ever shared the story of Kirk Reese or Sue Spruill or Luke Sabron or anybody else? They will not share any stories that will, expose their corrupt grifters. So, yes, please come out come at me. And if you want my, my documents, I have years of Jim Kier, Colin Big Bear, Kellyanne Wolf. Like, guys, I set them up to see if they were corrupt, and they are massively corrupt. Okay? And, yes, I do believe the ostriches should be saved. No doubt about it. But, in my opinion, it's a big rift. I've seen this happen many times in Saskatchewan, for example. They had a elk farms. And at the end of the tests, they cook they called all the, elks. And, you know, and then they had to start again to see if it was a viable business. You know, nothing to do with the vaccine. I'm sorry. You know, I I as everyone knows, I don't I don't go into that. I don't go into politics, religion, foreign countries, anything. I focus on Canada and The States because I believe that you guys are our brothers and sisters, the as close as we'll ever get. So, yeah. If anyone wants to question me on on ask anyone at the at the Ostrich Farm. Hey. Actually, you know what? I can post the pill. They all asked me to go there. It's, Kirk, if you come to the Ostrich Star Farm, we'll we'll we'll share your story. And then they all say I was like, you guys don't realize I'm in exile, like, because I have death threats, like, all the time. So I can't really go to the ostrich farm where all of these guys that I've exposed would you know, it's just not worth it for me. But they said, okay. Well, we'll come to your your ship after the ostrich farm. I was like, that ostrich farm is not gonna end. It's gonna be ongoing because the grift has to continue, people. Please, if anyone wants to question me, anytime, any day, and, I can show you the documents, man. So Hey, Kirk. About that. Hey. Hey, Kirk. Speaker 9: Just a quick question about the officer's farm just so we can all understand. So she tried to make it sound like Katie or whoever that gal was, she tried to make it sound like they are not livestock. They are not using them for this, this, and this. It was more for a research deal. They have 35 year old birds, blah blah. So I just wanted to kinda get to the base of that. Like, Speaker 4: did so does that all stand on solid ground? Or No. That's that's all fake. They were they were, they were like cattle. They were they were processed. They were meat, fat, like, oil products and stuff like that. Like, it was a farm. And then when the government wanted to shut it down, okay, we're gonna shut it down. Then they said, oh, they're a family now. And then they started all this this sorry to speak. But, you know, I've seen it happen. That's you look at the contracts when the like the government sponsored them. You know, I see it all the time. And, and then when the government says it's over, it's over. But they wanted to keep it going. And here's the thing. I've seen it in Denmark and everywhere else where where a family starts a business, like a family farm, and then that family has a few kids, and that family has a few more kids. And then guess what? That farm is not viable for that whole family. So someone has to get a job somewhere else. And guess what? The grift is on. So yeah. Again, I'd love to be proven wrong. And if I have ever am, I will grotesquely apologize. It just hasn't happened yet in my fifty six years. Speaker 1: Interesting stuff. I have no idea about any of that, but I do stand against the World Health Animal Organization and the WHO in, in the mass killings. Speaker 4: Have you seen my documentation on the great reset, the WEF and the Prince's Operation Entrepreneur? When they canceled all my pension and stuff, they said, Kirk, if you want, funding, we'll set you up with a POA. Princess Princess Operation Entrepreneur. You can look that up. He's now the king, but that is authorized and oh, back to the natives. And, it's authorized by the AFN, you know, Perry Bellegarde, the great reset, part of the great reset, the UN. It's all I have all the doc like, they sent me these documents. I I got a starter package. I was preapproved with a password. Okay? So, yes, they, you know, I I was I was not surprised when they say a ban saved them because they are the most corrupt as I'm not seeing that ban in particular. My my focus was on Saskatchewan, and I exposed a lot of them. And so so did my friend David Drover. You know, so, yeah, just before you guys start patting everybody on the back, maybe they should contact me or, or, if you want any more documentation, just look on my Facebook, look at my ex or actually this ex. Most of it got erased with the last one. But yeah, I have the documentation, you know, and, It strikes me that you, you should write a book, put all of this, put all of it. Well, that's the thing. That's the thing. Once the book is written and everyone says Kirk, you got to focus. You got to get your story together. Well, guess what? When my story together, I'm a dead man. It's simple as that. You know, when it's random and all over this place, you know, they could just say Kirk's fucking crazy. You know? I gave everyone an out. Everyone can redeem themselves, and that's the thing. Like, all these, VivaFry, they all know my story. Jason Levine, they all block me. You know, they all interview me for likes and shares and clicks. And then they block me, like, Marty up north. You know, like, all these guys are hundreds of thousands of followers. I have, like, what? A thousand? I get made maybe one share. So yeah. You know? I I'm gonna I'm gonna tell you, they are corrupt. And I hope they try to sue me, but they never will because they know I'm not I'm not lying. And they know Kirk. Yep. Speaker 9: So does that include Robert Barnes then at the seventeen seventy six law center? Because I know he's friends with Viva Fry or whatever. I just didn't know how have you have you ever had any contact with Robert Barnes or that one gal that is under him now? I'll I'll find her, and I'll send her to you. But, Robert Barnes. Speaker 4: Get a seventeen seventy six law center. Yeah. Sounds familiar. I'll I'll have to go through my, and that's the thing with AI now. I can go through my notes in two seconds. Speaker 9: So, that's b b a r n e s? Yeah. Yeah. If you look up Robert Barnes, b a r n e s. And then, the girl underneath him, was the one that helped Owen Shroyer back when he was still with with, InfoWars, and and so she helped him get his ex account back. Alexa. Speaker 4: Oh, she's good. Yeah. Y'all All good fun. Okay. Now I know who she is. Yeah. Well, wait. Is that the Rebel News Alexa? No. No. This is the Galp. Okay. You know what? I'll I'll I'll I'll drop down for a second, and I'll I'll go Robert Barnes, and I'll I'll come right back up. Yeah. Thanks. Thanks. Speaker 1: We are a bit remiss in, in not getting to the names too. So we can, do that anytime. Protocol widow is ready. I just wanted to, I did start saying earlier, something that may may be irrelevant here. When Trump was at the UN, he was talking about meeting with the top leaders of the world and pioneering an AI verification system that hopefully everyone can trust. And he acknowledges that many people talk about the dangers of AI, but he's talking about but, hopefully, he says this will be a good one. But he's talking about this in context of acknowledging bioweapons, and he never does really elaborate on what the what the role of AI will be in his new, proposed biological weapons convention. So, I think that is interesting and, a little bit for voting. Speaker 4: Yeah. Just so you know, mister Holiday, nothing comes up under Robert Barnes when I did my quick search. So that means that you Yeah. You wanna look for Barnes Law. Okay. Speaker 1: Protocol went out. I see you have taken off your mute, I think. Speaker 3: So far so good. Can you hear me okay? Speaker 1: Yep. Loud and clear. Speaker 3: Only I would like to make one comment on the ostriches. Actually, it's kind of a little bit more than a comment. I believe that they can't let these ostriches live because if they do, that proves that all those millions and millions of chickens that were called over the last three years was a useless endeavor because that that threatened our food supplies, and it shows that the ostriches the the herd actually got stronger because they developed what we all said would happen. You develop an immunity, and it strengthens the birds at the flock or the herd, whatever you wanna call them. So they can't let that happen because that means that the people were right, not the scientists, quote, unquote. Currently, to what I can tell from what I have seen this evening, there's a organization in Canada. I believe the initials are CFIA, has to do with food inspections. And they have taken control of the farm, and they have fenced it off or lined the fences, either with hay or with tarps, so that no one can see what's going on behind the fences. But the understanding that I have so far is there is a currently another appeal in progress. That's great. But nobody knows what they're doing out there. If they've got to put up tarps and and bales of hay to prevent people from seeing what they're doing on that farm, the there's some question as to whether they're properly feeding the animals, which they probably aren't. These morons are running around wearing suits with, you know, n 95 masks, and they look like the the Michelin man. It's theater. It's all theater. And if it wasn't so deadly, we dealt with theater already. Speaker 4: And Yeah. It's also a major distraction from, the other stuff that's going on. But yeah. No. I I can't find anything, any documents regarding those people, mister Holiday. Speaker 9: Yeah. I just sent you her profile. Speaker 4: It's Lexis, l e x Yeah. I s, Anderson. Yeah. I checked it, and, I've had no contact with either of them, which is probably a good thing. Speaker 3: Yeah. They're connected to VivaFry, Speaker 4: VivaShow. Yeah. Well, I you know what? I'll post the stuff I I have on VivaFry. You know, and all these guys, they they all know my story, but why won't they just simply share my frigging phone number and my email? You know, I get zero calls, zero emails. Speaker 9: But then again, the military said all my correspondence is is, heavily monitored and restricted. That was six years ago. Yeah. Kirk, that's the biggest thing that I I think you and me agree on. Right? In the last, like, however many years we've known each other. Why the hell are Canadian lawyers, doctors, and DAs, all of us, why are we not communicating? Why are we not fighting for North America together? And then we all know the answer, of course, the sad answer is greed and fear. Right? We get that. But until they start communicating and until they start saying that's it, this is a real alliance, and Canada and America are strong together, and we will not go down. If one goes down, we'll fight for the other. Until that happens, it is game over. Speaker 4: Yep. I couldn't agree with you more. And that's the thing is, like, I tried to get ex, exile on asylum in The States, and they turned me around, gave me back my guns and my, you know, my smoke grenades and, and and my kid. And they said, good luck. You know, we're all in this together. And I was like, fuck you guys. You know? Why don't you why don't you, arrest me and let's get this dealt with? But they wanted nothing to do with me. And they said, here's your guns back. You you'll probably need them. You know? And that was six years ago with a five year old kid in my truck. And, you know, I'm good now. Like, the first three years were pretty hard. But, you know, you know, never give up. And, I think God loves us because there's no way I could have done this myself. And, yeah, I fear no man. That's for sure. But, you know, thanks thanks again for the space, and I gotta get the kids to bed. Speaker 1: Thank you, Kirk. Good night. Protocol widow, whenever you're ready. Speaker 3: Okay. So if we have new people listening to our space tonight and I'm going to keep an eye on the chat in case my, sound the audio goes bad, let me know so that we can fix that and complete this. If you're new to the space, the the account name, chbmporg, is stands for the COVID nineteen Humanity Betrayal Memory Project, which you can also find on the web@chbmp.org. On that website that Chelsea built, are the stories of families and individuals who were either murdered in the hospitals, died of vaccine injuries, or survived the hospital and remembered too much, which is ugly, or the injured like t. I'm going to lead read off the names that are from her site of people who passed between this date, the September 27, and October 3, which is a week's worth of time. And, I apologize if you are in the audience and I mispronounce a name. I'm trying to do the best I can, and I apologize if I do that. Daniel Redig was killed on 09/27/2021. His story was told by his mother, Erin Green Redig. Michael Wiedman was killed on 09/27/2021. His story was told by his son, Chris Wiedman. Suzanne Moore was killed on 09/27/2021. Her story was told by her husband, Stephen Moore. Edward Anderson senior was killed on 09/27/2021. His story was told by his wife, Tracy Anderson. Joan Allison Baer was killed on 09/27/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Renee Moreau. Donna Brujar was killed on 09/27/2021. Her story was told by her husband, Mike Brujar. Raul Osuna was killed on 09/28/2021. His story was told by his wife, Tracy Osuna. Bertha Bruno was killed on 09/28/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Vivian Bruno. Guadalupe Lupe Espinosa was killed on 09/28/2021. Her story was told by her sister, Anna Espinosa Sanchez. Lendl Lendl Stockstill was killed on 09/28/2021. His story was told by his wife, Rhonda Stockstill. Donald Lloyd was killed on 09/28/2021. His story was told by his daughter, Christina Lloyd. Jack Keber was killed on 09/28/2021. His story was told by his daughter Tammy Kront. Lawrence Vargo was killed on 09/29/2021. His story was told by his wife, Deborah Vargo. Tyler Smith was killed on 09/29/2021. His story was told by his wife, Sandy Smith. Belinda Anderson was killed on 09/29/2021. Her story was told by her husband, Daniel Anderson. John Pearson junior was killed on 09/29/2021. His story was told by his wife, Kathleen Pearson. Michael Norman was killed on 09/29/2021. His story was told by his wife, Dawn Phillips. Jerry Ellickson was killed on 09/29/2021. His story was told by his wife, Heather Ellickson. Ron and Pat Mills were killed on 09/29/2021. Their story was told by their daughter, Ginger Pitts. Chasity Anderson was killed on 09/30/2021. Her story was told by her mother, Audrey LaCroix. Samuel Perez was killed on 09/30/2021. His story was told by his wife and daughter, Nancy Perez and Mar Marilise. Jay Allen Blodgett was killed on 09/30/2021. His story was told by his wife, Bavani Blodgett. Kenneth Slaughter was killed on 09/30/2022. His story was told by his daughter, Tamara Slaughter Servin. Jonathan Vaught was killed on 10/01/2021. His story was told by his former wife, Joni Vaught Bodner. Connie Degnan was killed on 10/01/2021. Her story was told by her daughter, Heather Rubczyk. Donald Brooks junior was killed on 10/01/2021. His story was told by his wife, Gina Brooks. Frank Bourgeois was killed on 10/01/2021. His story was told by his wife, Irene Bourgeois. Sherry Naylor was killed on 10/01/2021. Her story was told by her longtime partner, Pat Belt. Scott Bedell was killed on 10/01/2021. His story was told by his wife, Andrea Bedell. Josephine Hutchins was killed on 10/02/2021. Her story was told by her granddaughter, Britney Gilchrist. Joe Gaona was killed on 10/02/2021. His story was told by his wife, Stacy. Ralph Murray junior was killed on 10/02/2021. His story was told by his wife, Tamani Murray. Curtis Elrod was killed on 10/02/2021. His story was told by his wife, Carmen Elrod. William Lyons was killed on 10/02/2021. His story was told by his wife, Tammy Lyons. Cheryl Contreras was killed on 10/03/2021. Her story was told by her mother, Lori Lee. Timothy Myers was killed on 10/04/2021. His story was told by his wife, Cheryl Myers. Jerry Uzel was killed on 10/04/2021. His story was told by his daughter, Lana Lansey. The members of the COVID nineteen humanity betrayal memory project want to extend our deepest sympathies to all of our families for these horrific crimes. I don't know if you were paying attention, but one family lost both parents in one story. This is the pandemic. This was created by the governments that paid the doctors that did this. I watched a video today, and I'm trying to get the original so that I can share it on x because it's currently sitting on someone's, platform on Facebook. And it was an interview with Naomi Wolf, who is done, to put it bluntly, with people ignoring what happened with Pfizer. And she got a little aggressive with the interviewer who was in France. The the entire video is subtitled in French, but they spoke English. And, she was doing stuff in Europe because of the her her testimony in front of the EU parliament. And she said something to the effect of, you must understand. She reminded this man that she was the granddaughter of two people who managed to survive Auschwitz. And she said, you you don't you have to remember there is a precedent for what has been done. Now she's only talking about the Pfizer documents. She's only talking about they knew when they handed their information over to the FDA. They knew what was going to happen in the population because they had already killed twelve hundred people. They had already sterilized unknown numbers of people with those shots. And they handed their paperwork over, and our FDA said, thank you very much. We'll get on this right away and get these into as many arms as possible. And she reminded this man that long before the holocaust, the doctors were the ones that they used to come after the people because they got rid of untold numbers of disabled or permanently injured people. And it happens all that. And then Anthony Fauci has was doing it for decades before we ever got here. He's his handpicked team picked remdesivir, chose the ventilators. They chose all the sedation methods because they decided that our loved ones, when they went into the hospital unable to breathe, after not being treated before they ever got to the hospital level. Mandated. No treatment. Oh, take Tylenol. Get all your glutathione, boys and girls. Don't take any aspirin. This stuff might cause some some blood clots. We can't let you have blood clots. You'll have to come to the hospital to deal with your blood clots. Forget about the fact that aspirin coulda handled the blood clots and protected your glutathione. Can't have that happen. So our people go into the hospital, and they're immediately sedated, sometimes with multiple drugs for for a week or more at a time. And I'm only going over this because we can't forget that the injured vaccine patients wouldn't have been injured if we didn't have a pandemic, and we wouldn't have had a pandemic if we'd have been allowed to treat our loved ones. This was all manufactured. It was manufactured across all western nations. This is why they're losing their grip and they're panicking. Did you know that in South Korea, they're killing off everybody like they did with us? South Korea has an immigration problem. President Un was ousted. The new guy opened the borders. They're being overrun by communist Chinese and nasty North Koreans. The Christians are being jailed, particularly all of the reverends and the ministers. Charlie Kirk was in North Korea the week before his death. He promised the Christian ministers that he was gonna talk about it in The United States, but he died before he could say anything. Interesting, isn't it? Glenn Beck has taken up that flag. He is going to make sure everyone knows what's going on in South Korea. But what's going on in Britain? They're arresting people for flying the the English flag. You can't have the flag fly. You can't post a meme anymore. God forbid you say anything against the Muslim population. It's going to surround us. It's already taken Canada. It's here. We can't stop fighting them hard enough. Speaker 6: Yeah. Sherry, they when when our borders were open, that's when they got in. I mean, they came in and drove. So they're here. Yep. Speaker 3: Yep. They're just waiting to take power back so they can reopen the border and so they can shut us down again. YouTube. Oh, such good boys and girls. They just opened up all of those accounts that they canceled, what, three years ago. So Alex Jones did a test, and he opened up a new account. And he told all of his followers, I've opened up a new account. And his followers leaped on it, signed up right away. YouTube shut it down. Speaker 1: Think about that for a minute. Speaker 3: Yeah. They're they're all for free speech until it affects their algorithms. Speaker 1: Christopher Hitchens was very outspoken about this for many years before his untimely demise. Speaker 3: Interesting how the outspoken die untimely demises. Speaker 1: And if you aren't familiar, I have pinned a a video to the next, which really sums it up. Speaker 3: We can't stop fighting all of you guys that are here every week. You know. You know what happened, whether it happened to to your loved one in a hospital, to you in a hospital, to your neighbor in a hospital, to your child, to you, and you're just fighting the damage that was done? We'll be here every Saturday. Bring a friend. We need you to come with us. Speaker 1: To to put a bit of a finer point on what protocol Widow was just saying, that tragically long list of names were all people who did not have to die. Speaker 3: And they were the people that looked at what happened to their loved ones. The families looked and said, that's not normal. That's not supposed to happen. And we know there are plenty more, but they're afraid to speak, or they figure it's not gonna do any good, or whatever. So that's the people we need because as Naomi said to this French interviewer, you can't wait for Naomi to fix it. You can't wait for president Trump to fix it. We need an army that understands what happened and says never again and won't shut up. Because the last time we said never again, we let them bring all those bastards over here from Germany. I'm gonna get off my soapbox now. Speaker 1: Never again has to mean never again, a permanent moratorium on all so called gain of function or bio weapons or so called vaccine research. Now that we know what's, what it's really about. A complete moratorium and nothing less, I think, would be acceptable after what they've put us through. Welcome back, Kyle. Speaker 9: Yeah. I just wanted to say, you know, she was bringing up Alex Jones, and it's funny. There's so many people that, like, look at him, and they're like, oh, yeah. He, like, why why hasn't he been taken out? Like, why why not? Well, because he has connections. Like, he's been doing this so long, and, yeah, he's made huge mistakes. Right? We all know that. He's made huge mistakes. He said certain things. It's offended a lot of people. We all get that. But was there anybody else that had doctor Francis Boyle on in early twenty twenty screaming about this bioweapon? And then what happened to doctor Francis Boyle in the last six months? Well, we all know exactly what happened to him. Right? So who Alex has had on that show in the last four or five years? Who was their person they brought up earlier tonight in the in this call? It was, oh my gosh. I'm trying to think who it was. Anyway, he he has had so many ridiculously insightful people on his show over and over and over again getting their truth out. And then people wanna constantly point fingers. Well, he's just an actor, and he's acting, and he's doing all these things. No. He's actually platforming people and giving people the free speech that everybody screams that we don't have. Right? And he went through all the lawsuits, and it was all on camera. He gained what how many how many pounds do you guys think he gained? He probably gained almost a 100 pounds of cortisol and stress, and he was drinking and heavily smoking, and he was admitting it all. Right? So you see these people that actually admit their faults, and they say when they're wrong, and come on Joe Rogan like Roseanne Barr. I've never seen anything more despicable than what happened to Roseanne Barr. That was her show. Anybody that grew up in the seventies and then, like, went into the eighties when Roseanne started and then went through the whole thing. She had the most successful show on network television, Like, the most successful show ever in the history of any show, any comedy. She comes on there, and she makes some stupid comment when she's on sleeping pills, and she's, like, super drunk and tired. And she says something about Valerie Jarrett. And the next thing you know, she's canceled from her own show. And the only person that had her on to express what happened to her in the very beginning was Joe Rogan. Right? It was Joe Rogan. Thank God for Joe Rogan for actually putting it out there for everybody to see what actually happened to Roseanne. And what happened to Roseanne is the same thing that happened to Alex, and it's the same thing that happened with anybody that's ever worked for him. Yeah. He's super emotional. He goes crazy. He says stupid shit sometimes. But my gosh, how right has he been? No. I mean, seriously, like, how on target has he been? So when we when we sit here and start talking about all these things, I just wanna give a big shout out to Alex. I wanna give a big shout to Joe Rogan. I wanna give a big shout to folks that have platform people when it wasn't okay to do so and just say they did save the world. Because without them, without what they did, with all their scrutiny and all their depressive takes from all these leftist, and then the leftist takes bleed into the conservative takes. And the next thing you know, oh, this guy is an actual asset. No. He's not an asset. He is protected because he knows people so high up that still have patriotism in their blood like doctor like, general Flynn. Right? Like doctor Francis Boyle, people that have died for the cause, that they do trust him enough to come on to his show. You know, it's like, I just get so frustrated, guys. I get so frustrated when I hear people criticize people that are actually in the arena, that are actually battling for us. They're battling for America. They're battling for Canada. They're battling you know, you know how many times I've heard Alex Jones talk and and represent Canada on his show? He has literally came on his show in the last three years so many times, stuck up for Canada. You know, told stories about being in Toronto threatened with arrest when he was talking to a huge doctor up there. And that doctor was trying to blow the whistle, but was so scared he couldn't. But he did tell Alex stuff off the record. And Alex comes on to his show and tells him, like, tells everybody that's listening to his show about s p forty and how it was in all the shots. It wasn't just polio. It was in every shot. So all these people that wanna criticize these guys because they somehow found a way to persevere, shame on you. Shame on you. If you're not in the arena, if you're not getting death threats every day, then you don't have a right. I'll I'll just be honest with you guys. You don't have a right to criticize somebody. You might not like Alex Jones. You might not like his stance. But if you're not in the arena getting death threats and having to move out of your house in Austin, Texas, then maybe you should just, like, set it out. You know what I mean? Like, set the play out because you're not doing anything. You're not doing anything. And and that that's my biggest frustration. I just wanna vent this. My biggest frustration is if you're not in the arena battling, then stop criticizing people and trying to, you know, demarginalize somebody for doing something that you've never had the courage to do. And so I just wanna inspire people. I'm just gonna finish with this. Inspire people by saying when it looks like it's the worst thing, then do it. Right? Like, if it looks like your back's against the wall, do it right then. Just pull that pull that line and go because there's nothing stronger right now than we can all do in our spiritual lives than pull that trigger right now figuratively, peacefully and patriotically. Pull the trigger, do what's right for humanity, and don't step back. Stop criticizing the people that are in the arena fighting. Stop. Get on the side of God. Get on the side of good, and go forward. That's all. Thank you. Speaker 1: Anything in particular in mind there? Speaker 9: Well, the biggest thing, I guess, is undercover videos. Like, putting a camera in your like, for women, it would be like a low cut shirt with a bra for a guy. We you know, we have our little pocket protector shirts that we wear. I always wear button up shirts. You go into a place and you record people and get it on camera. When I went into Walmart here in Nebraska this summer, and they said there was no insert for Moderna, I got that on camera. We were in a space, I think, two days prior, and 10 people raised their hand. Yep. We'll do it. We'll all go tomorrow, and we'll do it. Me and T were the only two that did it. We were the only two that did it out of those 10 or 12 people that were talking big talk in that space. If you're gonna talk the shit, go do it. Go get something on camera. Go get it concrete. Right? Because even if we don't win the battle now, we have it. We can back it up on a server. We can back it up on an email, on an encrypted email, whatever. When we're gone, something will be there. Right? So fight every single day like it's your last. That's all I'm saying. To sit here and, like, everybody wants to talk and criticize everybody else because everybody's not doing something. There's a lot of people that are doing something, and they have nothing to lose. Right? A lot of people in this space have nothing to lose. Nothing to lose. We're all absolutely broke. We're crushed. We're disgusted. We know exactly what this load this road that we're on leads to, and it's the road of tyranny. We all understand it. We all understand that North America is a 100% crushed. We all understand that. But what we don't understand is how to combat it. The way to combat it is to inspire others to follow. Courage is contagious. That's all I'll say. Courage is contagious through God. Speaker 1: And I think when when Kyle's saying record everything, there are many different ways you can go about this. You don't have to confront people at the pharmacy and and document that they still are sending these products out with blank inserts. You can just use archive.i dot is archive.mdweb.archive.com to ensure that some of the propaganda and other relevant information, the studies, you know, anything you see of relevance, back that up. I I think that's another another good way to record information. Document your story with us. If you've been harmed by these policies or you know someone who was harmed by these policies, protocols, and mandates, Document your story with us. Document your story with VAERS or FAERS or whatever is relevant. Make sure that that people are aware of that, and then tell anyone who will listen. Documenting and recording and archiving because we're in the middle of really a war of information and propaganda and censorship, backing up that information, making sure, especially now that we're in the the AI age where things can just be manufactured in a few seconds and made to look like they were published whenever, we're we're really entering a post reality matrix that's been carefully crafted for us. So anything we can do to preserve reality and preserve our our humanity moving forward, I think, is is a noble endeavor and something worth doing. Is that at all along the lines of what you're talking about, Kai? Speaker 9: Yep. 100%. Yep. You couldn't have said it better. I just wanna thank everybody for listening to my ridiculous rant. I've been low on sleep for, like, three days, and, I feel everything, like, from all these fucking angles. Like, I I feel it every day and, haven't been sleeping very good. And then today, I just had, like, a really cool breakthrough, like I said earlier, girls, about, my niece that's in fifth grade. And I had this big breakthrough today with her, and, she said some really cool stuff. You know? And it just reminded me how amazing these young these young kids are and how much closer they are to God than we are. You know? And it made me so angry to think that they have this little phone in their hand, and they're constantly being taken away from their light because they're looking at TikTok and they're doing these dance routines. Right? And they're constantly replaying them. So when my little niece is with her friends or with her sister, they're constantly dancing to the TikTok stuff. You know? Like, I watch it happen, and I see the potential because they're so much smarter than we are. You know? Like, she was literally talking about spirituality tonight on the ride home. She was talking about how she can literally understand that she might be reincarnated from her grandma that passed away. She's talking to me about this stuff. Like, I didn't even bring this up. And then I went ahead and then, like, finished the conversation with, yeah. I I I think reincarnation might be true. I really do. And she's talking about how, like, oh, yeah. I have all these, like, same kind of mannerisms as my great grandma. And she's saying all this stuff, and I'm like, this is amazing. This is a fifth grader. You know? Like, the the potential these kids have that are in our lives are so great. And we're adults, and we're all kinda beaten down, and and we're black pilled every day. And then you get around these kids, you're like, wow. Like, there is still hope for humanity. There is still hope for the future. Even though we've lost our loved ones and even though, you know, we feel like some days we don't even wanna wake up. A lot of us are like like, seriously, like, we wake up in the morning. We're like, what am I doing? You know? Like, what is this country? What is North America? You know? Because no one's fighting for us, but the kids are. The kids. And then I talked about the other day about the animals. You remember when I said that the other day, girls? I said, big shout out to our animals. If they've passed, if you have a new one, whatever, you know, sometimes the biggest loss ever can be an animal. Like, sometimes those losses hit so hard because they're innocent just like children. Right? They're innocent. It's a clean slate. They love you unconditionally no matter what. Right? So I think that's the biggest thing to focus on is animals and kids, and just fight for them every day. No matter what losses that we've taken to this point, I wanna focus on that. I wanna focus on animals, the innocence, and I wanna focus on children and just understanding that they can save us. You know? They can do a like, a drive back by. You know, how they you know you know how you, like, see a movie and the the car drives by, they see something happening, but then they, you know, they flip a UE, and they come back and they save the day. That's kinda how I feel about our kids and our animals. And I feel like if we just focus on the positive stuff that that that's right in our face every day and we focus more on it, and I'm talking to myself when I say this, we focus more on the innocence and building that innocence up versus what we've already went through. I feel like we have a chance. But without building that innocence and without putting good into the universe and having the domino effect, I don't think we we stand a chance at all. Speaker 6: Kyle, can I just say something? I believe with most of everything you said, but, yeah, lost me on the reincarnation thing because she could have similarities of her grandmother, but I don't believe in reincarnation at all. Speaker 1: I wonder if that is a product of, you know, in in many modern curriculums that are in schools right now, they are teach techniques such as mindfulness, and, and they they may have touched on Buddhist philosophy. I I you know, quite possible that these ideas aren't just coming from her organically. But, a man named Terrence McKenna was fond of saying that you are your you are the product of all of your ancestors. You are the way that you are is the way that you hold a cup. That is the way that your people have held that cup and the way that you, you know, the way you do things. So there is this sort of, you know, re, not reincarnation, but reinvigoration of spirit through the the generations, I think. And, and we're taught so frequently that that isn't important, that that our, genetic history, our ancestors aren't relevant to us at all. But I think that is a mistake and, and it does matter how we how we do things, is how we've we've always done them through generations. It's an interesting thought, anyway. Speaker 9: Yeah. Hey, Deb. I'm not talking about, like, being a 100% about reincarnation. Right? I'm just simply saying that when you hear this, it's a lot better hearing that than it is, hey. I should probably go in because I think I might be a boy. You know what I mean? And I'm not saying I I understand what you're saying, but I would've I would had to talk to her and and and this is just me. I'm not saying Speaker 6: this is just what I believe, and, and I think the scriptures prove this, that maybe you can reroute it a little bit different because I think what Chelsea's saying is kind of on the same line I'm saying, you know, like because I believe in spirituality. I believe in in a lot of things in the spirit realm, but the re the the reincarnation thing just I can't I can't do it. I just I can't. That's just me, though. I understand. To argue I'm not trying to argue with you either, brother. Speaker 1: But I I do appreciate that the novelty of of spending this time with, with your niece and and being inspired by this younger generation who's really been deprived of so much, through all the same policies we've been talking about tonight Speaker 6: and all the things that we've been that too. And, yeah, what you're saying, Chelsea, is, like, what these you know, like, I have grandkids, and I have believe me, we have some discussions. And I have to redirect them a lot too because they're they are subjected to so many things that we were never or I wasn't. I'm old, so, you know, I'm I'm old school number one. So, like, when my granddaughter, who is almost 17, wants one of those freaking panda, those AI panda things, and I I was like, absolutely not. I mean, I just about lost my grip. And she's like, well, no. They're it can do so much for me. I'm like, yeah. It could do so much for you, alright, the wrong way. So I think that we I think that, yes, being involved with them is very, very important, and listening to them is important. But when they start getting off the subject or getting off I don't know what what I'm looking for, but Speaker 9: somebody help me. When they start going down Yeah. Speaker 1: Go ahead, Kyle. Speaker 9: I'm sorry. I was gonna say when they start going down a lane that kinda feels like they've been pushed into that lane, I think that's an absolute problem, and I totally agree. And I think that a lot of times, you know, you talk about, you know, being in school and stuff, and you talk about when the FB, you know what, came after all these parents these homeschool parents that were trying to be like, hey. Don't teach my kid this. Don't teach my kid that. It's kinda funny. Tonight, she was actually talking about some of the stories that she had seen or heard of of little four year old kids knowing that they were this person and the per like, I don't know if you guys have ever seen these stories, but and they might be all fake. And that's okay if they're all fake. If I find out they're all fake, then, you know, great. They they they they got me. But there's so many stories that you hear of four and five year old kids that are talking about specific names, dates, airplanes they flew, all kinds of different crazy stories. And it's hard not to believe that they were at least if you don't wanna talk about incarnation, reincarnation, that they're Isn't Speaker 6: that going more toward, what's what's the there's a, oh my god. I can't think. Where they program the mine Speaker 9: Oh, MK Ultra? Speaker 6: Yeah. There we go. Yeah. That was that Yeah. That might be a little bit pushy that way. I I don't know. I mean, I'm not gonna get in a theological discussion, you know, a big discussion about it. It's I'm just saying when you said that, I I was I had to say it for me Speaker 9: that I, you know, I I that's one part. I I just can't do it. No. I I I and I and I totally respect that, Deb. I just I just seen so many different stories over the years of these kids that are documented being four years old, five years old, and they're talking about things that they should know nothing about and even being coached. Right? Like, let's say they were coached by their parents to say this on camera. You kinda have spiritual discernment enough to know they're not coached because it because there's so many details they're saying that they shouldn't know anything about, like, at all. Like, yep. I was this person. It was 1947. I flew this plane. I met this person. I was married to this woman. So there's just so many things that I think come up spiritually, if you will. I don't know if you wanna talk about dimensionally or whatever, but there's just so many and and I know this isn't the space for it, so sorry that I brought all this up. But, tonight just inspired me a lot is all. And I just see these young kids, and I see how much potential they all have. And I see how much better she is than me. And I realized that looking at that child at fifth grade and knowing that she's smarter than me, faster, and more wise, was very humbling is all I'll say. Thank you. Speaker 1: Thank you, Kyle. I I hope, there are many more like her who haven't been, you know, isolated and demoralized or or hurt by the various things that have gone on we've talked about tonight. And it is heartening to hear. Thank you for an uplifting story. We hear a lot of very sad things in this space very regularly, and it's nice to hear something that's positive. Last call. If anyone would like to share your experience with COVID policies, protocols, or mandates, please push the microphone icon in the bottom left hand corner of your screen, Speaker 6: and we'll get you up to When you said last call, can I have a double, please? Speaker 1: I wanted to read from the chat from Deanzy just chimed in. I was affected and never the same after COVID and the shot. I was forced into the shot. My parents were dying from COVID. I cried when I got the shot. I couldn't see them, but they had a wonderful nurse that allowed it if she got vaccinated, if I got vaccinated. I sacrificed my life, my own health to see them. I didn't get boosters or another shot after their death. I have heart issues though now. I'm sorry. I I misread that. I didn't get boosters or another shot after their death. I have heart issues though now and intestinal issues. Vitamins, all natural, have helped my recovery. Gosh. I'm so, so sorry, Deanzy. And, if you wanted to come up and say a few words about your experience, you would be very welcome. We are here every, Saturday night at 7PM eastern time. Time may vary as the seasons change, so check this, this account, and there'll usually be a reminder pinned to the top for the exact time. But if if you or anyone else would like to, to come up and say a few words, now would be the time, or we will probably start winding it down. Really interesting, material discussed tonight and some really uplifting moments along with some of the really tragic things we had to talk about. It's important to note that, the things we're talking about are not a thing of the past. This is an ongoing war, I believe, a very strange war, the likes of which we have never faced before, but which we are standing resolutely and, and firmly against the policies they're trying to put in place without debate or consensus. And, we continue doing this every Saturday night in the hopes of raising awareness about the hundreds and hundreds of stories we've documented from people who have been badly harmed or lost a loved one as a result of COVID related crimes against humanity. The man primarily responsible for these was given a preemptive pardon by auto pen. Someone mentioned earlier that Trump, did an epic troll by creating the new was it the Wall Of Fame or Wall Of Presidents or some walk Of Fame with all of the president's portraits. And when you come to, the previous administration's portrait, it is a picture of the auto pin, the auto pin which famously was wielded by Neera Tanden, presumably without the consent of the acting president and to give pardons and sign executive orders. And among those those injustices are is the preemptive pardon of Tony Fauci, who is responsible for the COVID pandemic, in large part. I'm sure there are many people that played a part, but he he was the face of it and the primary role, and I believe he should be held to account. I don't think there's ever been anything like a a preemptive blanket pardon ever. Still yet to have it signed by, an auto pen, while the president was barely cognizant of the world around him. So, that I believe definitely needs to be overturned. I think if everybody were to people people say wake up, to the reality of what's going on, then that would be inevitable. Because if people knew, everyone would be demanding justice and accountability for what's going on the last several years. I'm not seeing any new requests. Speaker 6: So, Deb, go ahead. I was just gonna say on the, was kind of funny on the, the preemptive pardons that as he just got saying done saying out of his mouth that he wasn't pardoning his son or anyone else, and then all of that happened after he was not even able to talk alone, do that. So that's Speaker 5: saying. Speaker 6: Yep. Speaker 1: Interesting times we live in. Certainly. I'm I'm shocked that The UK is just, letting this digital ID thing happen. I I hope it is the the epic disaster that it is poised to be because they they think they're like, oh, we have the technology. We can do this. But really, if you've I mean, look at our spaces on x. We can't even have, an an uninterrupted conversation without glitches of some variety happening. And they're trying to tie everybody's I mean, first, it's get a job, but, ultimately, it'll be everything you do. How are they gonna verify that you you're you're up to date to have a job if they don't know how you're spending your money? So that'll be the next thing. They'll be tracking that. They'll put your health records on it. It'll all be monitored by AI sentinels and, and the likes of Palantir as Miriam referenced earlier. See the the purple pill or the nest for her great article on that and subscribe to her sub stack because she she's got all the receipts. But, yeah, the digital dystopia is is already being implemented in lesser nations. And, we have to stand firm in the foundation that the the founders left us and not allow them to steamroll our sovereign rights. Any thoughts, protocol widow or Miriam? Maybe we'll wind it down. Speaker 2: Just wanna say that it has been an absolutely amazing space. And while we started, you know, talking about Palantir and about the fact that, you know, as Nathan said, we're all being monitored. We know that. It led to really an uplifting show of selflessness and the willingness to stand together that no matter what happens, this truth and this effort will continue with each and every one of us, and we won't be intimidated. We won't be silenced, and we will be there, as Nathan said, to pick up that torch. And, it gives me a lot of hope because that's something that they can't undo and they can't stop. So thank you for being a part of it, and, I'm looking forward to seeing you all here next Saturday night too. Speaker 6: Can I bring up something before protocol goes? Speaker 1: Of course. Speaker 6: One thing I found pretty fascinating, I was taking my truck in the other day, and I've been using, I I think it's called Waze, app for for maps. And it tells you, like, if there's police or whatever, but I could not believe how many lights it told me there was a camera on it. And and and once you start looking, you see them all. But if you aren't looking, you wouldn't see them. It it just amazed me how many I saw going 30 or I went probably 50 some miles. But it was amazing. Speaker 1: Wow. Sounds like critical. Speaker 3: They're everywhere, Deb. They're watching you and me and Speaker 6: freaking our computers and telephones. I'll give them something to watch, girl. Speaker 3: Yeah. There are some things that we want to make sure are burned into their memory in a bad way. Co wash your eyes out with bleach, buddy boy. You ain't seen nothing yet. I can't really say much tonight. It's been really, a fascinating space. We have some of the best attendees, and we've got some people who are listening every night. Come on up and talk to us some night. You know? You guys obviously belong here because you keep coming back. Just help us become the army that we need to be because we all have to stick together and represent the people who are no longer here to speak for themselves, particularly, and the ones who are too sick to speak for themselves. We need to be there for them too. To try to prevent that from happening to the next unsuspecting person who believes that just because the orange man said you should or shouldn't do something, you have to do it without even considering. There might have been information that you needed to know before he opened his mouth. I put a long stream in the purple pill of all kinds of things related to Tylenol and the number of times that the public has been warned not to use Tylenol when you're pregnant because they don't have any studies. Doctor Jay Bhattacharya was on Glenn Beck the other morning, and Glenn was like, well, don't you have studies? He said, Glenn, in all honesty, they can't do studies. You in order to do a proper study, you have to do a double blind placebo controlled study. Who in their right mind is going to call up a thousand pregnant women ish and say, we're gonna divide you guys into groups of 500. 500 over here, 500 over there. You guys won't know. Are you getting a placebo, or are you getting Tylenol? We're gonna just monitor you to see how this affects your baby. Who's gonna sign up for that? You he this is him asking Glenn Beck. It's ethically immoral. You cannot do that. So we have no choice but to say, don't use it. It's safer not to use it. If you have to use it, it's because you've got a really high fever. You really need to deal with this. And then they and for everybody here, and then they always follow-up with, ask your doctor. And I'm yelling at the TV, that mother freaker doesn't have a clue what's going on. They probably haven't read the insert on the Tylenol bottle either. So get used to being hydrated, get used to sunshine, get used to fresh air. These are things that can help. Maybe if you can get out and, you know, just do some yoga in the backyard or at least just sit and get some sun. Speaker 5: But Speaker 3: just because Trump said it or just because Kennedy said it or whatever, Just just use that as a reason to go do some research. Don't. Good luck reeling in your friends that are lefties that, you know, need to overreact. The stuff we've seen in the last five years on social media, but mostly, surrounding things like Charlie Kirk's death and Tylenol, I'm losing faith in humanity. So I I see we have people who I thought I saw hands come up there for a minute, so I was, like, freaking out that I was holding somebody up. Gather your army. We need your help. Come see us again next Saturday. Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't hear Chelsea. So, I just wanna say reiterate, yes. You are so important to what we're doing, and we need you, and we need everybody you can bring. So, please be here. Bring friends. Tell your stories. We're stronger together, and we are not ever quitting this fight. And hopefully Chelsea can take us out. If I don't hear from her in a second then protocol or I will do that. Speaker 1: About, I apologize. Can you hear me now? Speaker 2: Yes. Speaker 1: It's always something out here. Every day is an adventure. Those of you who know me know this well, but, we will persevere. And, I appreciate you staying with us tonight. I appreciate you, sharing your story. If if you haven't, I hope one of these days you you worked up the nerve to hit that mic and share your story with us. Really, really great conversation tonight. I think these conversations are critically important. This is all being, documented for the historical record, and, we we will because x will delete this space. I don't know why they randomly delete our spaces with no rhyme or reason. This space this conversation will be backed up to our website at chbmp.org/x and also on our substack at chbmp.substack.com. Please subscribe and share and, also subsequently uploaded to Spotify so you can share it, stream it, make sure as many people as possible hear these really critically important conversations. It's important to remember that a lot of people still don't know about any of this, especially, if they're watching television. And that cues me for my I I I remiss in neglecting my weekly rant on if they won't listen to you, get them to turn off the television for a week, a month, however long you can on whatever pretense. Go camping. Get away from the screens for, any period of time and then try having those conversations again. And, you might find that your friends and family are more receptive because this has been, a war of information and propaganda, and many people have been deceived and have no idea because everyone's kind of relegated to their own echo chambers. So help us reach as many people as possible, share the space. Miriam, go ahead. Speaker 2: Oh, Yeah. I I that must have been an artifact, another glitch, but, absolutely, I agree. Share the space. Make sure that, you try to get them away from the propaganda because, we know that the information and telling the stories is what's going to, bring the truth and bring knowledge and start to break the literal spell of propaganda that they have exercised over the world. So back to you, Chelsea. Speaker 1: Yeah. I believe everyone is going to be aware of all of the things we've discussed tonight. It's whether we can reach them before that is a very rude awakening, which is, which is why it's a matter of urgency, I think. You know? The sooner we reach people, the sooner they're made aware, the sooner we can do something about it and start looking for remedies for the many harms that have been caused by all of this. And, I'm really looking forward to, to where where we go next week. This last week has been such a kind of mixed bag of good and bad, but but definite developments, and it will be really interesting to see what, especially, the Tulsi Gabbard arm of, the new administration does to pursue accountability for all of these things. So here's hoping and praying, and thank you again so much for your time. Thank you so much to my cohost protocol widow and Miriam Belknap. We do have a Facebook now at facebook.com/chbmp and a group at, facebook.com/groups/chbmp. So join us there. They're new. We'd love to have you and, and share that step step. Thanks so much, you guys. Have a great night, and see you next week.