Plandemic 2: Indoctornation (Full New

on behalf of our center and our partners
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the world economic forum and the bill of
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melinda gates foundation
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i'd like to extend a very warm welcome
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to our audience here in new york
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as well as our larger virtual audience
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participating online today
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the event 201 scenario is fictional
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today's scenario is going to simulate
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meetings of a multi-stakeholder group
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called the pandemic emergency board
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we're at the start
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of what's looking like it will be a
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severe pandemic and there are problems
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emerging that can only be solved
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by global business and governments
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working together there's been
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uh some conspiracy theories that are
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around about
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uh the potential that pharmaceutical
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companies or the un have released this
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for their own benefit
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and maybe this is a time for us to
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showcase some cases where we are
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able to to bring forward some bad actors
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and
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leave it before the courts to decide
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whether they have actually spread some
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fake news
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a new corona virus infected people got a
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respiratory illness with symptoms
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ranging from mild flu-like signs
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to severe pneumonia in related news a
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significant demand for personal
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protective equipment
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like n95 masks and gloves are on the
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rise
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patients are overwhelming healthcare
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facilities people are avoiding public
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spaces out of fear of infection and in
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compliance with public health
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recommendations our u.s affiliate has
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just released polling results on public
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expectations for a vaccine
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and 65 percent of those polled are eager
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to take the vaccine
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even if it's experimental i am not
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optimistic about having a vaccine in
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time to be relevant during
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this pandemic with enough money and
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political will
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anything is possible penalties have been
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put in place for spreading harmful
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falsehoods
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including arrests if the solution means
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controlling and reducing access to
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information
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i think it's the right choice what
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exactly are the risks and benefits of
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staying home from work absolutely we
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need to save lives but we literally
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cannot afford a heavy-handed response
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that suffocates their economy the world
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saw
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large-scale protests and in some places
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riots this led to violent crackdowns in
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some countries
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and even martial law the public lost
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trust
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in their respective administration
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economists say the economic turmoil
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caused by such a pandemic will last for
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years
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the societal impacts the loss of faith
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in government
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the distrust of news and the breakdown
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of social cohesion
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could last even longer
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we have to ask did this need to be so
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bad
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on may 4th 2020 as part of a documentary
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series called pandemic
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i released an interview featuring
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science whistleblower dr judy michael
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vitz
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the interviewer received fierce backlash
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for spreading what the media declared
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dangerous conspiracy theories as a
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father and a veteran media producer
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there is no way that i would release
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harmful information into the world
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during a moment as vulnerable as now i
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had known dr judy for two years before
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filming her interview
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i read her book then thoroughly
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researched and vetted her story
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after interviewing her legal team former
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colleagues and people who have known her
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for decades
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one thing i can say without question is
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judy michovitz is one of the most honest
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caring and courageous women i've ever
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known
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why then would the most powerful forces
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of big tech politics
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media and medicine go to such extreme
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measures to silence her voice all over
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the world
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and why did all of the debunkers invest
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so much ink and air time
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defaming dr judy's character while
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avoiding very real
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revelations pertaining to patents
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conflicts of interest
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and the deadly corruption pervading our
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global health organizations
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to get to the bottom of these questions
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as well as many others
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i've spent the last several weeks
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interviewing scholars from all over the
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world
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among them top doctors distinguished
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scientists
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and nobel laureates i also sat down with
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dr judy for a follow-up interview and to
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give her the opportunity to respond to
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critics
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you can see that full interview on the
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pandemic website
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while you're there make sure to dive
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down the rabbit hole where you'll find
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additional videos documents and
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scientific studies
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that support the claims and perspectives
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put forth in the pandemic series
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here are a few highlights from my
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follow-up interview with dr judy
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what do you have to say to the people
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who have tried to minimize your
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involvement with hiv
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by stating that you were at the bottom
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of the totem pole
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13th author of a 13-member group of
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scientists
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well the 13th author is the
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senior author so that means they're the
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most important author
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why did you agree to retract your own
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xmrv
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paper the paper was actually force
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retracted
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i was actually being held in jail you
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told me that you had financial offers
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to remain silent if you simply say you
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made a mistake
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and promise never to say another word
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you can keep everything you'll get
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all of your grants you'll get everything
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back millions of dollars you'll get
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publication and funding
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my lawyer said that's the best offer
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you're gonna get i said you don't
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understand me
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i don't need an offer i've already lost
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everything
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if i thought even one child or one
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grandma was injured or killed
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because i didn't do something that would
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have ended my life as i know it
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there was no money you could ever pay me
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to get me to cover this up
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i will never stop telling the truth
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i'm the developer of linguistic genomics
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which was the first
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platform on which you could determine
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the intent of communication rather than
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the literal artifact of communication
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but we've also used that technology for
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a number of other applications
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in defense and intelligence and finance
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and most notably
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in the early 2000s my company was
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responsible for bringing down what was
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at the time
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one of the largest tax frauds in u.s
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history
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we maintained a series of inquiries into
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every
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individual every organization and every
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company
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that is involved in anything that either
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blurs the line
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of biological and chemical weapons or
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crosses that line
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in any of 168 countries
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in 1999 there were a million patents
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digitized by ibm and those million
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patents were the first time
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human innovation had been put into an
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electronic digital
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searchable format we took that
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information
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and we did a very simple exercise using
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our linguistic genomics technology
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i made the horrific assessment that
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approximately one-third of all patents
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filed in the united states
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were functional forgeries meaning that
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while they had linguistic variations
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they actually covered the same subject
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matter
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in 1999 patents on coronavirus
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started showing up and thus began
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the rabbit trail march 2003
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panic grips hong kong as a deadly new
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virus sweeps through the city
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in 2003 the center for disease control
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saw the possibility of a gold strike and
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that was
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the coronavirus outbreak that happened
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in asia
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they saw that a virus they knew could be
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easily manipulated
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was something that was very valuable and
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in 2003 they sought to patent it
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and they made sure that they controlled
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the proprietary rights
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to the disease to the virus and to its
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detection
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and all of the measurement of it we know
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that anthony fauci that ralph barrett
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that the center for disease control
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and the laundry list of people who
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wanted to take credit for inventing
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coronavirus
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were at the hub of this story
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from 2003 to 2018 they controlled
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100 percent of the cash flow that built
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the
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empire around the industrial complex of
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coronavirus
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the world health organization has
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officially named the
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the normal coronal virus
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emergency well we know that the
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coronavirus
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manipulation started with dr ralph
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barrick in 1999.
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the major characteristics of sars mers
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and stars chronovirus too it's a good
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way for you ralph barrick is the
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researcher at the university of north
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carolina chapel hill who's famous for
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his chimeric coronavirus research
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in 2002 there was a recognition
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that the coronavirus was seen as an
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exploitable mechanism
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for both good and ill on april the 25th
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2003 the u.s center for disease control
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filed a patent on the coronavirus
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transmitted to humans
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under 35 u.s codes section 101
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nature is prohibited from being patented
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either sars coronavirus
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was manufactured therefore making a
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patent on it legal
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or it was natural therefore making a
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patent on it illegal
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if it was manufactured it was a
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violation of biological and chemical
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weapons
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treaties and laws if it was natural
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filing a patent on it was illegal then
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either
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outcome both are illegal
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in the spring of 2007 the cdc
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filed a petition with the patent office
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to keep their application
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confidential and private they actually
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filed patents on not only the virus but
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they also filed patents on its detection
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and a kit to measure it because of that
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cdc patent
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they had the ability to control who was
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authorized and who is not authorized
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to make independent inquiries into
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coronavirus
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you cannot look at the virus you cannot
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measure it
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you cannot develop a test kit for it
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and by ultimately receiving the patents
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that constrained
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anyone from using it they had
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the means they had the motive
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and most of all they had the monetary
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gain
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from turning coronavirus from a pathogen
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to profit developing and owning
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a coronavirus vaccine has become a
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biotech
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arms race with political overtones
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this vaccine gold rush is starting to
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bother me gold rush
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hmm let's keep that in mind and so
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somewhere between
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2012 and 2013
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something happened the federal funding
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for research
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that was feeding into places like
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harvard emery
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university of north carolina chapel hill
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that funding
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suddenly became impaired by something
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that happened at the nih
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where the nih got this little tiny
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moment of clarity and said
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i think something we're doing is wrong
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and in 2013 the nih said
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gain of function research on coronavirus
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should be suspended
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the national institutes of health had a
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moral
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and social and potentially legal reason
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to object to research
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but the letters that were sent to the
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researchers essentially said
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you are receiving notice that we're
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telling you
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to stop and now on the bottom of the
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page we're going to clarify what stop
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means
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keep going but when the heat
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gets hot in 2014 and 15
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what do you do you offshore the research
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you fund the wuhan institute of virology
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to do the stuff
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that sounds like it's getting a little
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edgy with respect to its morality and
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legality
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but do you do it straightway no you run
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the money through a series of cover
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organizations
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to make it look like you're funding a
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u.s operation which then
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subcontracts with the wuhan institute of
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virology the u.s could say
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china did it china could say the u.s did
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it
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and the cool thing is both of them are
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almost telling the truth
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where did the coronavirus come from
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there is a new investigation into its
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origins
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u.s intelligence officials tell nbc news
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that they are examining whether the
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virus
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accidentally came from a chinese lab
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chinese officials pushing back against
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that claim on thursday
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tweeting that it might be the us army
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who brought the epidemic to wuhan
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i was the first person in the world to
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look at an epidemic
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and study its characteristics and prove
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that it was due to biological warfare
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and was not a natural occurrence
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so i published that 28 years ago early
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in this pandemic
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i did not think the coronavirus was a
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natural occurrence from bats
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i feel quite convinced that this was a
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laboratory designed
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organism there have been hundreds and
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hundreds of leaks
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from high containment laboratories that
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do research
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on pathogenic coronaviruses and other
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potentially
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lethal organisms i was particularly
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interested in a paper that came out in
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nature medicine
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by five scientists claiming and it was
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definitely a natural
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occurrence rather than a lab construct
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but the arguments they used did not hold
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water they didn't really make a lot of
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scientific sense
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and yet all kinds of very important
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people
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started parroting what this paper said
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and so that of course got me scratching
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my head saying why are these people
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risking their reputation when it's
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obviously illogical you know doesn't
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hold water
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somebody must have made them publish
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this and
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somebody must have told these other
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people that they have to say it's it's a
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great piece of science
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you were quoted as saying it was a
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meticulous job done professionally
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it could be done by some somebody very
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expert
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in molecular biology i think
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see the problem with all of this is the
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evidence is right in front of our face
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and when
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confronted with evidence we are told
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fact checkers are somehow transcendent
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the pace of our modern world makes it
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nearly impossible for working people
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to research the events and policies that
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shape their lives
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when seeking answers to life's most
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pressing questions
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where do we go first google
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enter the subject hit go and there it is
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only what they want us to see in today's
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culture of copy and paste journalism
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it's common for hundreds of unrelated
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outlets to feature the exact same report
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this is not the result of laziness this
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is by design
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when we see identical headlines across
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seemingly unrelated platforms
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the logical mind concludes well then it
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must be true
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the illusion that numerous news sources
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have arrived at the same conclusion
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gives us confidence to share the chosen
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narrative
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and just like that we become the
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unwitting pushers of propaganda
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search engines are the holy grail for
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those seeking to control
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the narrative google is already more
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powerful
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in terms of its control over people's
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lives
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than almost every government on the
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planet as the most influential search
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engine in the world
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through its ubiquitous reach google has
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more power to influence u.s
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elections than any foreign nation
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you testified before this committee you
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said in subsequent elections google and
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facebook and twitter in big text
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manipulation
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could manipulate as many as 15 million
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votes in a subsequent election
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and the methods that they're using are
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invisible they're subliminal
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they're more powerful than most any
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effects i've ever seen in the behavioral
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sciences and i've been in the behavioral
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sciences for almost 40 years
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the blacklist is something that google
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said didn't exist and they testified
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that
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under oath and nothing but the truth so
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help you guys
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now me as an engineer i just did a
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search on google's internal search
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engine and guess what i found
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it had blacklisted search terms like
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cancer cures
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why is google deciding what people can
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and cannot search for
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what was once an efficient tool for
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navigating the world of information
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is now a network for global surveillance
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data collection
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and social engineering
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now let's take a look at a few of the
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most commonly used fact checkers
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beginning with snopes
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the husband and wife duo of david and
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barbara mickelson founded snopes.com
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in 1995. they had no journalism
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background or training whatsoever
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they built the fact checking empire by
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using google
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as the primary verifying source the
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mickelson's divorced in 2015.
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barbara sued david for embezzling money
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that he allegedly spent on prostitutes
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as well as a lavish honeymoon with his
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new wife who worked as an escort in las
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vegas
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before joining the snopes cast of
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characters
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in 2017 david mickelson's new business
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partners filed a lawsuit
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accusing nicholson of multiple counts of
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fraud and embezzlement
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snopes proclaims to be the internet's
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go-to source for discerning what is true
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and what is total nonsense yet one
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glance their history of fact-free
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checking
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tells another story when dr microvis
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claimed she was arrested without a
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warrant and jailed without a charge
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snopes raided her statement false
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had they bothered to explore the arrest
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documents they would have seen
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that indeed there was neither a warrant
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nor signatures to officiate a charge
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a fact that i confirmed with members of
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dr michael vitz's legal team
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was there a search warrant no and was
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she ever charged
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no never taught from the crime 100
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corrupt judy has never been charged
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with any crime facebook's fact-checking
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arm politifact
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is owned by the pointer institute which
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has received substantial funding from
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big pharma allies such as google
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and the bill melinda gates foundation
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like snopes
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politifact has a history of misleading
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the public
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in late january of 2019 politifact
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snopes and factcheck.org raced to squash
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the notion
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that coronavirus and its treatments were
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patented
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they reviewed only three of the 4 452
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publicly available patents which
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unmistakenly show
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that sars coronavirus detection and
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treatment had been widely patented by
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both the public and private sectors
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facebook's founder pledged to the who
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saying they would remove false claims
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and
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block exploitative ads they're working
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with the world health organization
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and with the nhs so they have a hotline
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if you like from those official sources
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wikipedia is the go-to destination for
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introductions to people
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places and things even the all-knowing
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amazon alexa calls on this digital
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encyclopedia
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alexa who is dr judy mykovitz
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according to wikipedia julianne mykovitz
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is a former american research scientist
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who is known for her discredited medical
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claims
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she has been described as an
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anti-vaccination activist and a promoter
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of conspiracy theories
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and has been accused of scientific
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misconduct
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wikipedia is supported by the wikimedia
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foundation a non-profit parent
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organization with a long history of
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politically tied funders
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many named many anonymous
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what exactly does a wikipedia donor
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receive in exchange for their generosity
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what began as an unbiased open source
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platform
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is now weaponized to undermine the work
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and reputation
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of anyone deemed a threat to its
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stakeholders
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and once they smear you they lock you
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out for making corrections to your own
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bio
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in summary most independent fact
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checkers are neither independent
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nor factual simply put their political
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spin machines
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and so what they have done is they've
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decided that there's an approved
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narrative
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if it is in line with the cdc's public
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pronouncements
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and if it's in line with the world
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health organization public
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pronouncements
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it is presumed to be correct i don't
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have to remind many americans
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that the center for disease control was
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the one that said you should use ddt
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in your homes used right it is
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absolutely harmless to humans and
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animals
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remember the name ddt
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a scientific panel today reported that
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pesticides may indeed represent a grave
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threat to mankind
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remember the swine flu scare of 1976
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that was the year the u.s government
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told us all that swine flu could turn
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out to be a killer
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and washington decided that every man
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woman and child in the nation should get
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a shot
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to prevent a nationwide outbreak a
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pandemic
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well 46 million of us obediently took
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the shot
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did anyone ever come to you and say
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there's the possibility of neurological
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damage
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if you get into a mass immunization
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program no
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no one ever did no i can't believe that
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they would say that they did not know
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that there were neurological
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illnesses associated with influenza
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vaccination that simply is not true
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we did know that uh and he's lying
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i guess you would have to um make that
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assumption
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then why does this report from your own
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agency
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list neurological complications as a
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possibility
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you didn't feel it was necessary to tell
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the american people that information
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dr sensor cdc also helped create the
23:10
advertising to get the public to take
23:12
the shot
23:13
the vaccines are safe so roll up your
23:15
sleeve
23:16
and now americans are claiming damages
23:18
from uncle sam amounting to three and a
23:20
half billion dollars by far the greatest
23:22
number of the claims two-thirds of them
23:24
are for neurological damage or even
23:27
death there are serious concerns tonight
23:30
about how well the cdc controls
23:32
dangerous germs at its own labs
23:35
after yet another safety lapse for the
23:38
third time in a month
23:39
the cdc acknowledged deadly pathogens
23:41
were handled incorrectly in government
23:43
labs
23:45
that cdc is the cdc
23:48
that allegedly is looking out for your
23:50
public health
23:51
when we start with the assumption that
23:53
the official dogma
23:55
has to be the objective standard then
23:57
what fact checkers look for
23:59
is a piece of published media that
24:02
confirms the statement made
24:04
by that particular organization and then
24:08
debunkers and
24:09
conspiracy theorists blower uppers come
24:12
in and say
24:12
ah we're gonna make this thing clearly
24:14
the scam that it is
24:16
every media outlet that is in the public
24:19
media right now
24:21
has planted evidence and they have
24:23
re-ranked pages
24:25
so if you look today at face mask
24:28
wearing
24:29
and if you look today at social
24:31
distancing studies
24:32
you will see the studies that used to be
24:35
number one number two number three on
24:37
the pages of page rank search
24:40
don't exist anymore and what is there
24:44
are studies that wind up having
24:46
headlines
24:47
that support the common narrative you're
24:49
going to be hearing more about
24:50
advanced guidelines because if you can
24:53
keep people from assembling guess what
24:54
they're not talking about
24:56
they're not talking about the issues of
24:57
the campaign
24:59
if you can keep people in their homes
25:01
the only source of information that you
25:03
can have is what you curate for them
25:06
now i know how to target my electorate
25:09
they're in the only place i allowed them
25:11
to be
25:12
being fed the only message i'm allowing
25:14
them to hear
25:16
through a media that i control
25:24
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25:26
since the invention of the printing
25:27
press there's been a battle to control
25:30
disseminated information
25:32
in the early 1900s oil tycoon john d
25:35
rockefeller
25:36
took control of every newspaper and news
25:38
editor of his era
25:42
he became america's first billionaire
25:44
paving the way for the power hungry
25:46
ever since thus began the gold rush
25:50
for the modern world's most precious
25:52
resource
25:54
the narrative do you have any
25:57
people being paid by
26:00
the cia who are contributing
26:04
to a major circulation american journal
26:08
during a senate committee investigation
26:10
it was revealed that the cia had been
26:12
conducting a covert operation to
26:13
infiltrate and control u.s media
26:17
they called it operation mockingbird we
26:20
do have people who submit pieces
26:22
to american journals do you have any
26:25
people
26:26
paid by the cia
26:30
who are working for television
26:33
networks this i think gets into the kind
26:37
of details mr chairman that i'd like to
26:39
get into an executive session
26:41
over 3000 cia contracted and trained
26:44
operatives
26:45
are placed in key positions within top
26:46
media outlets
26:48
posing as editors and journalists these
26:50
well-paid actors never dared to question
26:52
the effect of their lies
26:54
on the world beyond their cozy studio
26:57
how often
26:58
does the cia manipulate the media in
27:00
this way
27:01
it goes beyond your wildest imagination
27:06
setting up student organizations so they
27:08
could draw radical students in
27:10
5 000 university professors co-opted to
27:13
help the cia
27:14
manipulate people's minds journalists in
27:17
the us
27:17
including big name journalists co-opted
27:20
to function routinely
27:22
to help the ci put out stories and
27:24
biases to the world
27:26
as this 1952 c i a memo says
27:30
the aim is controlling an individual to
27:32
the point where he will do our bidding
27:34
against his will
27:36
it's a great brainwashing process to
27:39
change the perception of reality
27:41
of every american to such an extent
27:45
no one is able to come to sensible
27:47
conclusions
27:48
in the interests of defending themselves
27:50
their families
27:51
their community and their country would
27:54
you say that continues today
27:55
well i yeah i would think probably for a
27:58
reporter it would continue today but
28:00
because of all of the
28:01
revelations i think you've got to be
28:03
much more careful about it
28:05
so how do we know that operation
28:06
mockingbird still is in effect
28:08
well we don't
28:12
it was the telecommunications act of
28:14
1996 that opened the door for predatory
28:17
corporations
28:18
to monopolize the industries of print
28:20
and broadcast this bill protects
28:22
consumers against monopolies
28:23
it guarantees the diversity of voices
28:26
today a handful of corporate empires own
28:28
and control the vast majority
28:30
of everything you read hear and watch
28:34
from the biggest movie studios
28:36
television and radio networks
28:38
newspapers and magazines to the vast
28:40
universe of internet news
28:42
and entertainment sites amazon has
28:44
transformed its operations in response
28:48
to employees
29:08
and that is how it works it's like a
29:11
house of mirrors
29:12
where you're seeing the same thing over
29:14
and over and over again
29:16
except it's distorted there's an
29:19
industry that is paid
29:20
to go after and target journalists
29:23
whistleblowers
29:24
and inundate our consciousness and the
29:26
images we see
29:27
to try to ruin destroy or smear the idea
29:30
that they don't like or the person who's
29:32
delivering it
29:32
you smear somebody with falsehoods and
29:36
all the rest
29:37
and then you merchandise it and then you
29:40
write it
29:41
and they'll say see it's reported in the
29:42
press so they have that validation that
29:45
the press
29:46
reported the smear and then it's called
29:48
the wrap-up smear now i'm going to
29:50
merchandise
29:51
the press's report on the smear that we
29:53
made and
29:54
it's it's a tactic news personalities
29:58
are not the only high paid actors
29:59
to serve the propaganda machine most
30:02
late night talk shows are owned by the
30:03
same corporate overlords
30:05
and thus follow the same script only
30:07
laced with a laugh
30:08
our main story tonight concerns
30:10
conspiracy theories
30:11
last week tonight with john oliver
30:13
featured a skit entitled
30:15
coronavirus conspiracy theories like the
30:17
claim that the moon landing was faked
30:19
first thing to note here is that mr
30:21
oliver opens with commentary about
30:23
conspiracy theories
30:24
that are completely unrelated to
30:25
coronavirus this is a standard tactic
30:28
used by propagandist to set a tone so
30:30
that anything that follows will be seen
30:32
through the lens of absurdity
30:34
pandemic a pseudo documentary filled
30:36
with a hodgepodge of conspiracy theories
30:38
mr oliver then does his best to debunk
30:40
dr judy's claim
30:42
that she was arrested but never charged
30:43
with a crime she was absolutely
30:45
criminally charged
30:46
this was not an oversight but a blatant
30:48
lie prior to the taping of this episode
30:51
mr oliver had the official arrest
30:53
documents that clearly proved that dr
30:55
judy was never charged with a crime
30:58
mr oliver then attempts to debunk the
30:59
idea that a beach
31:01
aka nature holds any value and boosting
31:04
our body's natural immune system
31:06
instead of challenging the point with
31:08
science he kills it with a smear
31:10
everything that you just said is insane
31:14
television in 1979 the world decided
31:18
that we needed the bi-doll act because
31:19
we needed to reform our patent system
31:22
and one of the modifications was we
31:24
allowed
31:25
recipients of federal funding to patent
31:28
and retain
31:29
economic interest in the research that
31:31
the public paid for
31:33
you get a five million dollar grant from
31:35
the taxpayer
31:36
and then you get to charge the taxpayer
31:39
a premium
31:40
for the technology they paid to develop
31:43
pfizer is going to get nearly 2 billion
31:45
moderna receiving 438 million dollars in
31:48
taxpayer money
31:50
and yet both companies have said they
31:52
will not sell the vaccine
31:54
at cost they're going to make a profit
31:56
on it
31:57
should pharmaceutical companies profit
32:00
off this vaccine research that taxpayers
32:03
have helped fund
32:04
the bi-dole act failed the american
32:07
people
32:08
because rather than standing on the
32:10
shoulders of giants
32:12
we now kneel at the feet of greed
32:19
my systems flagged anomalies when i
32:22
started seeing
32:24
non-profits and corporates and cover
32:26
financing for
32:28
coronavirus programs in the late summer
32:31
and fall of 2019
32:33
our first red flag came out when we read
32:37
the world at risk scenario now there is
32:40
an organization called the global
32:42
monitoring preparedness board
32:44
this organization is a part of the world
32:46
health organization
32:47
and this board includes dr elias from
32:51
the gates foundation
32:52
and anthony fauci from niaid these two
32:55
individuals
32:56
plus the director of the center for
32:58
disease control in china
32:59
come out with a recommendation that says
33:02
that by september
33:03
2020 two global
33:06
pandemic preparedness exercises
33:10
have to be completed and one of them
33:13
has to be done on the release of a
33:16
respiratory pathogen
33:18
that then gave rise to an october event
33:22
event 201 on behalf of our partners in
33:25
the bill and melinda gates foundation
33:27
event 201 took place five months before
33:30
covet 19 was declared a pandemic
33:32
the participants of the event are some
33:34
of the same people that are now deeply
33:36
involved in the real pandemic
33:38
and profiting from it as well event 201
33:41
was a scripted
33:42
multi-camera live event that was
33:44
broadcast globally
33:46
via the internet an event of this
33:48
complexity and magnitude would take
33:49
months to write
33:50
prep and produce placing the conception
33:53
date at least one year prior to the
33:55
actual pandemic
33:56
there is no question that there will be
33:58
a surprise
33:59
outbreak anthony fauci knew as early as
34:02
january of 2017
34:03
that we would see an outbreak before the
34:05
end of 2020.
34:07
even bill gates a man with no medical
34:09
training knew it was coming
34:10
if we start now we can be ready
34:14
for the next epidemic every single thing
34:18
that you have seen play out in front of
34:19
your
34:20
eyes all of them laid out in their
34:22
tabletop exercise
34:23
which by the way fact checkers have said
34:26
has nothing to do with the coronavirus
34:28
outbreak
34:29
just happenstance this is that wonderful
34:31
universe of improbabilities where
34:33
events just co-emerge and then nature
34:36
conveniently backs itself
34:37
into our architecture that's that's the
34:40
scenario we're supposed to accept
34:42
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34:45
brilliant some countries have banned
34:48
travel from the worst affected areas
34:50
the president has made a decision to
34:52
suspend all travel to the united kingdom
34:54
and
34:54
ireland dis and misinformation
34:56
circulating over the internet across the
34:58
world misinformation about the virus is
35:00
being shared online a significant demand
35:02
for n95 masks and gloves
35:04
are on the rise the demand for n95 masks
35:07
to prevent the deadly airborne virus has
35:09
such
35:10
we could eventually have 52 million
35:11
treatment courses per year
35:13
but it will take many months to get
35:14
there we're still many months out from
35:16
having something that we can really
35:18
deploy to the public
35:19
and 65 percent of those polled are eager
35:22
to take the vaccine
35:23
even if it's experimental the new poll
35:25
finds that 49
35:26
of americans say they would get a
35:28
covid19 vaccine should an effective one
35:30
be discovered
35:32
i'm curious who wrote the event 201
35:35
script
35:36
if the visionaries of the event knew at
35:38
least one year in advance what was
35:39
needed
35:40
why didn't they take care of those
35:41
things considering that bill gates has
35:44
donated half of his fortune to make the
35:46
world safer
35:47
why didn't he help to better prepare our
35:48
hospitals and frontline workers
35:51
why didn't any of the events wealthy
35:53
sponsors do something
36:00
now here we are you know we we didn't
36:03
simulate this we didn't practice
36:05
on behalf of our partners the bill and
36:07
melinda gates foundation
36:08
so both the health policies and economic
36:11
policies
36:12
we find ourselves in unchartered
36:14
territory
36:15
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36:18
event 201 was not the first scripted
36:20
exercise
36:21
to prophesize the future with
36:23
astonishing accuracy
36:26
leaders of global health and business
36:28
have been seeding reality with fictional
36:30
scenarios for several decades
36:33
the scenario obviously is fictional
36:36
one year prior to event 201 many of the
36:39
same sponsors
36:41
hosts and actors came together to
36:43
produce a tabletop pandemic simulation
36:46
for a fictional virus they branded
36:48
cladex
36:49
one year to produce a vaccine for this
36:51
is too long
36:52
we should have stockpiled we didn't but
36:54
we're going to have to look at that
36:56
vaccine question to see if we can speed
36:58
up the delivery and if we do not have
37:00
the public with
37:00
us we're in big trouble
37:04
in 2010 the rockefeller foundation
37:06
released a 54-page document
37:08
called scenarios for the future of
37:10
technology and international development
37:13
page 18 features the pandemic scenario
37:16
lockstep
37:17
a world of tighter top-down government
37:19
control and authoritarian leadership
37:21
with limited innovation and growing
37:23
citizen pushback
37:26
china's government was not the only one
37:27
that took extreme measures to protect
37:29
its citizens from risk and exposure
37:32
during the pandemic national leaders
37:34
around the world flex their authority
37:36
and imposed airtight rules and
37:37
restrictions from the mandatory wearing
37:39
of face masks
37:40
to body temperature checks at the
37:42
entries to communal spaces
37:44
like train stations and supermarkets
37:46
even after the pandemic faded
37:48
this more authoritarian control and
37:50
oversight of citizens and their
37:51
activities
37:52
stuck and even intensified
37:57
we are living in a time where leadership
38:01
unfortunately is compromised and by that
38:04
i mean
38:05
that individuals are placed in power for
38:07
their ability to be influenced
38:09
not their merits of leadership nothing
38:12
could be clearer than the leadership of
38:14
the world health organization
38:18
the world health organization is the
38:19
institution granted exclusive power to
38:22
guide and protect the health and
38:23
wellness of humanity
38:25
the who is sustained by private
38:26
donations the bulk of which are made by
38:28
pharmaceutical and biotech corporations
38:30
who have a vested financial interest in
38:32
organization support
38:35
in 2017 the associated press reported
38:37
that the who
38:38
routinely spends about 200 million a
38:40
year on travel expenses
38:42
more than what it spends to fight some
38:44
of the biggest problems in public health
38:46
including aids tuberculosis and malaria
38:49
combined
38:51
the who's repeated issuing of inaccurate
38:53
and bad advice
38:55
is not merely the result of incompetence
38:57
but rather the direct result
38:59
of the communist party of china
39:01
deliberately buying out whose leadership
39:04
on the nomination of the executive board
39:07
appoints
39:07
dr tedros adanom gabriele
39:11
as director general of the world health
39:13
organization
39:14
pedros gabrieles is the world health
39:16
organization's first director general
39:19
that isn't a medical doctor
39:26
the appointment to the organization's
39:28
highest position was controversial
39:30
given that in his previous role as
39:32
ethiopian's health minister
39:33
pedros was accused of covering up three
39:35
major health epidemics
39:37
tetris is no stranger to controversy as
39:39
a former minister of health in ethiopia
39:41
he has been accused of an alleged
39:43
cover-up of three possible cholera
39:44
epidemics
39:46
prior to his appointment tedros was a
39:48
high-ranking member of the t
39:49
grey people's liberation front a brutal
39:52
and corrupt political group
39:53
responsible for crimes against humanity
39:56
including bombings
39:57
kidnappings tortures and killings
40:05
how does a man with such a controversial
40:06
past
40:08
score the top position at the world's
40:10
most influential health organization
40:14
i have known bill and melinda for for
40:17
many many years now while serving as
40:20
ethiopia's health minister
40:21
tedros became intimately intertwined
40:23
with both the gates foundation and the
40:25
clinton foundation
40:26
the health minister of ethiopia one of
40:28
the ableist
40:29
public servants i ever worked with
40:32
with the backing of the two most
40:34
powerful foundations on earth
40:36
and the full support of the communist
40:37
party of china tedros was a shoo-in
40:42
we will have many body
40:45
bags in front of us
40:49
if we don't behave
40:53
[Music]
40:56
you cannot find a person promoting this
40:58
scenario
40:59
that's not part of the interlocking
41:01
directorates of the world health
41:02
organization
41:03
the cdc the nia id or the organizations
41:07
that are the philanthropic cover
41:08
organizations that fund them
41:10
we now know that there are over 1300
41:14
patents
41:15
currently issued and held by
41:17
organizations
41:18
that are multiple recipients of funding
41:22
through the gates foundation through eco
41:25
health alliance
41:26
through the sherlock biosciences
41:28
connection back into open philanthropy
41:31
and all of them also have links directly
41:34
to niaid anthony fauci's funding sources
41:37
if you have conflicts of interest in the
41:40
funding and
41:41
in the decision making and in the inside
41:43
knowledge that you have
41:45
between competing or competitor
41:47
organizations
41:48
that is a violation of the antitrust
41:51
laws of the united states
41:53
these are federal crimes if you have the
41:57
power to
41:58
immediately fix whatever is wrong with
42:00
our current medical system
42:02
where would you start conflicts of
42:04
interest
42:05
about 40 or 50 years ago pharmaceutical
42:08
ceos
42:09
actually went to jail if they knowingly
42:13
sold a bad product and concealed
42:16
information about the problems
42:17
with that product since then all they
42:20
have done is paid
42:21
fines and so selling a product
42:25
and concealing information about it is
42:28
okay
42:29
because paying the fine is considered
42:32
the cost of doing business
42:34
how did the pharmaceutical industry come
42:38
to capture the rest of the medical
42:40
industry and it's because they had so
42:42
much money
42:43
to bribe the nih the cdc the fda
42:46
the professional associations you know
42:48
the journals
42:50
the medical schools and everyone else
42:54
around the same time the john d
42:55
rockefeller seized u.s media
42:57
he also hijacked u.s medicine when it
43:00
was discovered that drugs could be
43:01
produced from petroleum
43:03
america's top oil mogul ordered his army
43:05
of propagandist
43:06
to invert reality accordingly medicines
43:09
used for thousands of years were
43:11
suddenly classified
43:12
as alternative while the new
43:14
petroleum-based
43:16
highly addictive and patentable drugs
43:19
were declared the gold standard after
43:22
buying the german pharmaceutical company
43:23
that manufactured chemicals of war for
43:25
adolf hitler
43:26
rockefeller leveraged his political
43:28
influence by pressing congress to
43:30
declare
43:31
natural healing modalities unscientific
43:34
quackery
43:36
rockefeller then took control of the
43:37
american medical association
43:39
and began offering massive grants to top
43:41
medical schools
43:42
under the mandate that only his approved
43:44
curriculum be taught
43:49
any mention of the healing powers of
43:50
herbs plants and diet was erased from
43:53
most medical textbooks
43:54
doctors and professors who objected to
43:56
rockefeller's plan were crucified by the
43:58
media
43:59
removed from the ama and stripped of
44:01
their license to teach
44:02
and practice medicine those who dared to
44:04
speak out
44:05
were arrested and jailed
44:08
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44:09
when evidence began to emerge the
44:11
petroleum-based medicines were causing
44:13
cancer
44:14
mr rockefeller founded the american
44:16
cancer society
44:17
through which he suppressed that
44:18
information
44:21
john d rockefeller is duly credited as
44:23
the founder of the pharmaceutical
44:25
industry
44:26
and the reason that medical error is
44:28
currently the third leading cause of
44:29
death in america
44:31
this is not an indictment against
44:33
doctors more than anyone
44:35
they are under the stranglehold of the
44:36
single largest lobby in power in
44:38
washington
44:39
every year the pharmaceutical industry
44:41
spends at least twice the amount as big
44:43
oil
44:44
to influence laws policies and public
44:46
perception
44:49
thanks to mr rockefeller the architect
44:51
of american monopolies
44:52
no industry has more power over our
44:54
lives than big pharma
44:58
part of the problem and this by the way
45:00
goes back to the 1980s with microsoft
45:03
as bill gates found out that it was very
45:05
difficult to manufacture a way to
45:07
navigate through the patent universe
45:10
saying that it's microsoft holding the
45:12
patents and he became the architect of a
45:14
very cunning program
45:15
of putting patents in holding companies
45:17
that didn't have anything to do with
45:19
the named of the organization
45:23
according to legend young bill gates
45:25
built his computer empire out of his
45:27
garage
45:28
reality tells another story that bill
45:30
gates was born into wealth and privilege
45:33
both his grandfather and
45:34
great-grandfather were banking muggles
45:36
his father william gates senior was a
45:38
prominent seattle-based lawyer
45:40
and political lobbyist through his
45:42
father bill gates learned the ins and
45:44
outs of law and politics and how to
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manipulate those governing forces
45:48
i'm bill gates chairman of microsoft
45:51
bill gates dropped out of college to
45:52
start microsoft he is credited with
45:54
inventing the operating system that
45:56
became windows
45:57
however he played no part in the
45:59
invention of windows
46:01
the fact is he bought an existing
46:03
operating system from seattle computer
46:04
products
46:05
had it modified then licensed it to ibm
46:08
that didn't stop him from taking all the
46:10
credit i don't see bill gates as this
46:13
great creative person
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i see him as an opportunist while
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microsoft's co-founder paul allen was
46:19
struggling with cancer
46:20
bill gates seized the opportunity by
46:23
attempting to cheat him out of his share
46:25
of the company's fortune they're
46:26
basically talking about how they were
46:28
planning to dilute my share down to
46:30
almost nothing
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and it was uh really a shocking and
46:34
disheartening moment
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for me you were sick i think i was still
46:39
probably in the middle of radiation
46:40
therapy
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46:46
gates business strategies came under
46:48
fire in 1998
46:49
when the united states department of
46:50
justice sued microsoft for anti-trust
46:55
of the videotape violations of bill
46:57
gates
46:58
during the 18-month trial gates gave
47:00
hours of videotape testimony
47:03
what were the non-microsoft browsers
47:06
that
47:06
you were concerned about in january of
47:09
1996
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that month yes sir
47:14
and what about it what non-microsoft
47:17
browsers were you concerned about
47:19
in january of 1996
47:22
i don't know what you mean concerned
47:27
um what is it about the word concerned
47:31
that you don't understand
47:42
i'm not sure what you mean by it
47:46
the justice department has charged
47:48
microsoft
47:49
with engaging in anti-competitive and
47:52
exclusionary practices
47:53
designed to maintain its monopoly in
47:56
personal computer operating systems
48:01
in a move to overshadow the negative
48:03
press gates invested 100 million
48:06
dollars to set up the bill and melinda
48:08
gates foundation
48:11
overnight bill gates transformed his
48:13
public image from ruthless tech
48:14
monopolizer
48:15
to the world's most generous
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philanthropist i'm pleased to announce
48:19
that we're pledging an additional
48:20
billion dollars
48:23
we have the chance to witness bill gates
48:25
2.0
48:26
the man you don't know the rebranding
48:29
campaign paid off
48:30
his net worth swiftly doubled earning
48:32
bill gates the title of
48:34
richest man in the world you've invested
48:36
10 billion dollars in vaccinations over
48:38
the last two decades
48:40
and you figured out the return on
48:41
investment for that it kind of stunned
48:42
me can you walk us through the math
48:44
in a wall street essay bill gates
48:46
declared vaccines
48:48
the best investment i've ever made
48:49
there's been over a 20 to one return
48:52
so if you just look at the economic
48:54
benefits
48:56
that's a pretty strong number compared
48:57
to anything else
48:59
the gates foundation expanded rapidly
49:01
into a massive
49:02
vertically integrated multi-national
49:04
corporation controlling every step
49:06
in a supply chain that reaches from its
49:08
seattle-based boardrooms to the villages
49:10
of africa and asia
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is the world's largest private
49:14
philanthropy causing harm
49:16
the bill and melinda gates foundation
49:18
has made millions of dollars each year
49:20
from companies blamed for many of the
49:21
same
49:22
social and health problems the
49:23
foundation seeks to address
49:25
gates foundation has investments in 69
49:28
of the worst polluting companies in the
49:30
us and canada
49:31
other companies in the foundation's
49:32
portfolio have been accused of
49:34
transgressions including forcing
49:36
thousands of people to lose their homes
49:38
supporting child labor defrauding and
49:40
neglecting patients in need of medical
49:41
care
49:42
the gates foundation has not provided
49:44
details
49:47
william h gates iii and melinda french
49:50
gates as a top donor to both the who and
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the cdc
49:53
no one man has more power than bill
49:55
gates to influence and control the
49:58
health and medical freedom of all people
50:00
normalcy only returns when we've
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largely vaccinated the entire global
50:07
population
50:08
this will be the new normal until a
50:10
vaccine is developed
50:12
until we find a vaccine going back to
50:14
normal
50:15
means putting lives at risk we need to
50:17
produce it and to deploy it in
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every single corner of the world full
50:22
vaccination
50:23
of our children and pregnant women
50:26
development
50:26
of new vaccines therapeutics are
50:38
developed
50:40
we've already bought the syringes we
50:42
already know where it's going to happen
50:43
we're thinking about what that's going
50:44
to be
50:45
it's all part of this plan our military
50:48
is now being mobilized so
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at the end of the year we're going to be
50:51
able to give it to a lot of people very
50:53
very rapidly
50:57
in 1986 president ronald reagan signed
50:59
the national childhood vaccine injury
51:02
act
51:02
granting total immunity to vaccine
51:04
manufacturers
51:06
after a decade of lawsuits related to
51:08
vaccine injuries and deaths
51:10
vaccine makers were going bankrupt in a
51:13
move to coerce policymakers
51:15
vaccine companies threatened to stop
51:17
making vaccines
51:18
until they could be legally shielded
51:20
from liability
51:22
to this day when someone is injured or
51:24
killed as the result of an adverse
51:26
reaction
51:28
it is the u s taxpayers that pay for the
51:30
damages
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welcome back what several indian tribal
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girls used as guinea pigs
51:37
the report alleges that two american
51:39
pharma giants
51:40
untested vaccine was administered to
51:44
thousands of tribal girls without proper
51:46
study and paperwork
51:50
india was among the hardest hit after
51:52
bollywood celebrities were incentivized
51:54
by the gates foundation to urge the
51:56
public to submit
51:57
to mass vaccinations
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in 2009 tribal children were
52:03
administered the hpv vaccine
52:05
over 24 000 girls were told they were
52:08
being given wellness shots
52:09
in many cases without the informed
52:11
consent of a parent
52:12
or guardian the people that were
52:15
administering these vaccines
52:17
lied to the guardians of these girls
52:21
and told the girls oh this is going to
52:22
cure cancer you're never going to have
52:24
cancer
52:25
and these girls became severely injured
52:28
some of them developed seizures some of
52:29
them developed
52:30
cancer and seven girls died
52:33
and there was no insurance there was no
52:36
assistance for them
52:37
and the gates foundation denied that it
52:39
had been clinical trials
52:41
and it was so bad that the parliament in
52:44
india created a task force they studied
52:47
it and they kicked out the gates
52:49
foundation
52:50
but india is a barbaric country things
52:52
happen here in a very barbaric way
52:55
but i was surprised to find an american
52:57
organization
52:59
operating in broad day life doing
53:02
things in a very very let's say indian
53:05
fashion
53:07
and so the route i took was that i want
53:10
the whole procedure to be investigated
53:14
the indian parliament formed the
53:16
committee
53:17
and it was to me a rather surprising
53:20
move because
53:21
you generally don't often have such a
53:24
high level inquiry
53:26
into matters affecting poor people and
53:30
that
53:30
was such an extraordinary report i don't
53:33
think
53:34
indian parliament has ever come out with
53:36
such a scaling report
53:39
and the government officials came up and
53:42
said
53:42
we shouldn't have authorized this we're
53:45
sorry
53:45
we're not going to allow them again and
53:48
now they're back
53:50
doing their same old tricks again
53:54
the good news is that human clinical
53:56
trials can start as early as july 2020
54:00
for
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india's first covet 19 indigenous
54:03
vaccine that's been developed by bharat
54:04
biotech so you can imagine
54:06
how the manipulation of the media by the
54:09
media
54:10
the manipulation of public opinion by
54:13
leaders from all
54:14
political parties unanimously saying we
54:17
want a vaccine
54:19
and the worst thing is they are taken as
54:21
philanthropists
54:22
whereas what this actually is is the
54:25
acquisition of political and financial
54:28
power
54:29
and i think the second most populous
54:31
country
54:32
with 1.3 billion people is going to be a
54:36
good base for pharmaceutical companies
54:39
to make a killing
54:41
and also kill a lot of people in the
54:44
process
54:46
yes i just find it a pity that we
54:48
haven't been able to
54:51
get any benefit for the girls who
54:54
suffered you know it's so
54:57
terrifying as to what they're actually
54:59
doing with the world
55:02
we're taking things that are you know
55:05
genetically modified organisms and we're
55:08
injecting them in
55:09
little kids arms we just shoot them
55:10
right into the vein
55:12
a 2018 scientific study released in the
55:15
international journal of environmental
55:17
research and public health
55:18
concluded that over 490 000 children in
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india
55:22
developed paralysis as a result of the
55:25
gate supported
55:26
oral polio vaccine that was administered
55:28
between the years of 2000
55:30
and 2017 using all the usual sleight of
55:34
hand
55:35
us-based media and fact-checkers rushed
55:38
to bury the story
55:39
but thanks to the meticulous work of a
55:41
team of indian researchers and doctors
55:44
the inconvenient truth lives on the
55:46
nih.gov website
55:48
it's my honor to introduce bill and
55:50
melinda gates
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55:55
without any medical training bill and
55:57
miller negates founded
55:58
the global alliance for vaccines and
56:00
immunization through which
56:02
they fulfill their agenda to vaccinate
56:04
the world
56:05
the foundation has been sued by the
56:06
governments of some of the poorest and
56:08
most vulnerable nations
56:09
for causing serious harm through
56:11
experimental vaccine programs
56:12
if you just look at health care workers
56:14
around the world they deserve
56:16
to get the vaccine first you know here
56:17
in the united states really it's going
56:19
to be
56:20
black people who really should get it
56:22
first and many indigenous people
56:24
vaccines were always taught to us that
56:27
it was
56:27
safe it was it was healthy this is
56:29
things that we had to do
56:31
but given the position that i am in now
56:33
as a state legislator
56:35
and looking at these studies and
56:36
reviewing a lot of these studies
56:38
is very scary and i want the
56:40
african-american community to open
56:42
up their eyes of all the places
56:45
that mr gates could have gone in the
56:48
world
56:49
why did he settle on africa it's not
56:52
because he cares about people that look
56:54
like me
56:55
he cares about an agenda
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56:59
african bodies have been used as lab
57:01
rats for many years for big pharma they
57:04
are using
57:04
us for trials they are using us for
57:07
testing but as an african
57:09
i say no more they're tired of becoming
57:13
the guinea pigs of the world
57:15
their antennas are raised and they are
57:16
telling each other all over social media
57:19
they're on high alert right now
57:23
there is a policy of the american
57:25
government is called the
57:27
kissinger report which was produced in
57:29
the mid 70s
57:31
and it explicitly states that uh
57:34
the purpose of the foreign policy in
57:37
africa
57:37
was to reduce the population because
57:40
they have a great mineral resources
57:42
there
57:43
and the time kissinger and those
57:45
involved with the carter administration
57:48
wanted to shrink the population make
57:49
sure that the africans do not develop
57:52
and do not use the resources for
57:54
themselves
57:55
because we in the states we need them
58:00
there is a concerted effort of foreign
58:03
powers
58:04
to control the population of africa
58:08
some children did survive the botched
58:11
vaccinations last month
58:12
and will recover but 15 all under the
58:15
age of five
58:16
died from fever vomiting and diarrhea
58:19
human
58:19
errors contributed to the unfortunate
58:23
deaths of the children
58:25
how can you believe big pharma but not
58:28
believe these parents when they tell you
58:30
that their children have been injured by
58:32
big pharma
58:33
i don't care how big this corporate
58:35
machine looks
58:37
as a parent i can tell you these people
58:40
will
58:40
never stop fighting for their kids
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it would take hours to list all of the
59:22
questionable initiatives that bill gates
59:24
is involved in
59:26
here's a few of the highlights gates is
59:29
one of the key funders in the
59:30
stratospheric controlled perturbation
59:32
experiment
59:33
designed to block out the sun in an
59:35
effort to control global warming
59:36
by releasing massive amounts of calcium
59:39
carbonate and other materials
59:40
into the upper atmosphere critics
59:43
including environmental scientists
59:45
have called the project a global
59:47
genocide experiment
59:49
gates has invested over one billion
59:51
dollars in earthnow's global
59:53
surveillance project
59:54
the project will launch hundreds of
59:56
satellites into space which will allow
59:58
for the 24 7 monitoring of
60:00
all people everywhere in partnership
60:03
with mit
60:04
bill gates has developed a new
60:05
technology that allows vaccines to be
60:08
injected under your skin
60:09
along with your medical records the
60:12
quantum dot tattoo
60:13
will implant an invisible certificate
60:16
that can be scanned by authorities
60:17
using a cell phone app and infrared
60:20
light eventually what we'll have to have
60:22
is certificates of
60:23
who's a recovered person who's a
60:25
vaccinated person
60:26
so eventually there will be this digital
60:29
immunity proof
60:33
the epa recently approved an
60:35
experimental use permit
60:36
to oxitec a biotech company funded by
60:39
the bill and melinda gates foundation
60:41
in an effort to fight malaria oxitec
60:43
will soon release millions of
60:44
genetically modified mosquitoes in
60:46
various u.s states
60:48
according to the nih website programs
60:50
are being developed
60:51
to allow human immunization via mosquito
60:54
bite
60:55
it was science magazine that coined the
60:56
phrase flying syringes
61:04
do you strongly swear to testimony
61:07
a shocking new report from the new york
61:09
times sheds light on the connection
61:11
between microsoft founder bill gates and
61:13
the late jeffrey epstein
61:15
you report these two men met at least
61:18
six
61:19
times well i believe that there were
61:20
more this included
61:22
visits to the mansion seeing each other
61:25
in seattle
61:26
flying on epstein's plane when flight
61:29
logs revealed that gates had been a
61:31
passenger on the lolita express
61:33
he claimed that he didn't know that the
61:34
private jet belonged to epstein
61:36
he also denied that he and mr epstein
61:38
were involved in any business deals
61:41
however an expose by the new york times
61:44
revealed that not only did bill gates
61:46
initiate a relationship with jeffrey
61:48
epstein well after he was convicted of
61:50
sex crimes
61:50
but the two were also involved in the
61:52
process of co-founding a multi-billion
61:55
dollar charitable fund
61:56
why would they ever set up a charitable
61:58
trust benefiting
62:00
jeffrey epstein that it was all about
62:02
philanthropy that bill gates just wanted
62:04
to find new sources of money
62:08
why would one of the richest men in the
62:10
world choose to partner
62:11
with the world's most notorious
62:13
pedophile
62:17
a deeper dive into epstein's world
62:18
revealed that the two men had more in
62:20
common than meets the eye
62:23
like gates epstein was a billionaire
62:25
philanthropist with a passion for
62:26
science
62:27
health education and children the
62:29
jeffrey epstein foundation donated
62:31
millions of dollars to top universities
62:33
science institutes
62:35
medical schools early education programs
62:37
youth initiatives
62:39
and international peace accords
62:40
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62:43
bill gates is either the most
62:45
misunderstood man alive
62:47
or one of the most convincing con men to
62:49
ever live
62:52
is he a benevolent hero or a malevolent
62:55
opportunist bill gates
62:57
personally i would love to believe that
62:59
one of the richest men in the world
63:00
is giving away his fortune for the
63:02
betterment of humanity
63:03
[Music]
63:05
i want to believe that endearing smile
63:08
i want to believe that his heart is as
63:11
soft and warm as his sweaters
63:15
at the very least i want to believe that
63:18
he's unaware
63:19
of the damage he's done
63:28
i'm happy to announce that we've
63:30
discovered a vaccine
63:31
we no longer have to live in fear
63:33
everyone can get back to their normal
63:35
lives
63:36
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63:38
it's the great hope galvanizing the
63:40
world a vaccine
63:42
for covert 19 but are we being sold
63:46
alive after all covered 19
63:49
is the seventh coronavirus to strike
63:52
mankind
63:53
and we've never found a vaccine for any
63:56
of them
63:58
the shortest time anybody's ever found a
64:00
vaccine
64:01
against any disease that i'm familiar
64:03
with is about seven years
64:05
the average time is 20 to be talking
64:08
about a magic bullet coming in months
64:10
it borders on the absurd people like
64:13
myself and tony fauci are saying 18
64:15
months
64:16
a year to a year and a half if
64:18
everything went perfectly we could do
64:19
slightly better than that
64:21
but there will be a trade-off we'll have
64:23
less safety testing
64:25
than we typically would have and so
64:27
governments will have to decide
64:29
you know do they indemnify the companies
64:31
and really say let's
64:32
let's go out with this something that
64:34
people should know
64:36
about covid19 vaccines is they fall
64:38
today under the prep act
64:40
which came into being after 9 11 and
64:42
after an anthrax scare
64:44
and this law gives virtually blanket
64:46
liability protection it's basically
64:48
impossible
64:49
to get any kind of compensation if
64:51
you're injured so
64:52
people need to understand that if you
64:54
take covet 19 vaccines you are
64:57
absolutely on your own if you're
64:58
permanently injured if you lose your job
65:00
if your health care
65:01
expenses go through the roof tough luck
65:06
volunteers all across the country began
65:08
getting shots today as part of the final
65:11
phase of testing
65:12
for an experimental vaccine being
65:14
developed by the nih
65:15
and the drug company moderna um
65:19
the side effects for the moderna vaccine
65:21
sound concerning
65:22
we looked after the second dose at least
65:25
80 percent
65:26
of participants experienced a systemic
65:29
side effect
65:31
so are these vaccines safe
65:36
well the uh the fda
65:40
not being pressured will look hard at
65:43
that
65:43
the fda is the gold standard of
65:45
regulators uh
65:47
and their current guidance on this if
65:50
they stick with that
65:51
is is very very appropriate uh
65:54
and you know they it the the
65:57
the side effects were not super severe
66:00
that is it didn't
66:01
cause permanent health problems for uh
66:05
the things that they you know moderna
66:07
did have to go with the fairly
66:08
high dose and so uh you know to get the
66:12
antibodies this isn't a vaccine story
66:16
this is a population management story
66:19
if your goal is to make this beautiful
66:22
earth that we live on
66:23
an exclusive playground for the entitled
66:26
few
66:29
then populations that get in the way are
66:32
a problem
66:33
and it is the empirical impulses of
66:36
individuals who have decided that by
66:38
outranking the rest of humanity
66:41
they can dictate upon humanity the
66:43
conditions of their existence
66:46
now we need to go and look in families
66:48
to find
66:49
those people who may be sick and remove
66:51
them and isolate them
66:53
this bill enables the police to enter a
66:56
home
66:56
without a warrant madam speaker the
66:59
police have
67:00
never held that power we will find
67:03
out who lives in the house if it's
67:05
someone that is refusing we will
67:07
definitely consult with our health
67:08
officer
67:09
to look into the next steps so the
67:10
sheriff's department and the health
67:12
department showed up at her door
67:14
with orders for her and her husband to
67:16
wear ankle monitors
67:17
the couple says they never denied
67:20
self-quarantining
67:21
you will no longer be able to leave home
67:23
only one person will be able to go
67:25
shopping
67:25
once per day recreational activity is
67:28
now
67:28
no longer allowed you will be allowed to
67:31
have one hour of exercise
67:33
no further than five kilometers from
67:35
your home are you serious just for not
67:37
having a mask
67:39
we will shut you down we will cite you
67:42
and if we need to we will arrest you and
67:45
we will take you
67:46
to jail you know the old expression
67:48
about snitches well
67:49
in this case snitches get rewards
67:53
some people are ratting their neighbors
67:55
out calling the police
67:56
but others are turning to the internet
67:58
where social distance shaming has gotten
68:01
ugly in a time of crisis
68:05
trying to force compliance upon a
68:07
population by making neighbors and
68:09
friends distrust one another
68:10
is exactly the opposite tactic we
68:13
actually need
68:15
when human societies lose their freedom
68:18
it's not usually because tyrants have
68:20
taken it away
68:21
it's usually because people willingly
68:23
surrender their freedom
68:25
in return for protection against some
68:26
external threat
68:28
that's what i fear we are seeing now
68:32
this is a cognitive dissonant moment
68:35
which is being imprinted
68:37
in your brain just like remember the
68:40
great depression
68:42
remember 911
68:45
weapons of mass destruction
68:49
we are being conditioned to have the
68:52
excuse
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for unbelievable acts of tyranny
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which will be justified by remember 2020
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and your loved ones those that die those
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that are infected
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they're being used as cannon fodder
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which is the ultimate desecration of
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their honor and integrity
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and this is also a test of humanity to
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see how much of our liberty we will let
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go
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before we finally draw the line under
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enough
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benjamin rush a signer of the
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declaration of independence stated
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unless we put medical freedom into the
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constitution the time will come
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when medicine will organize into an
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undercover dictatorship to restrict the
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art of healing to one class of men
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and deny equal privileges to others that
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time is now
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well this won't be the last pandemic
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that we face
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so we you know we'll have to prepare for
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the next one that
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you know i'd say is uh will get
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attention this time
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repeat a lie often enough it becomes
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truth
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perhaps that was the goal of the authors
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of that story
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um we feel too afraid to have kids
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um because we feel that we're heading
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towards civilization breakdown
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as a result fear shuts down the part of
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our brain
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designed to solve problems without that
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ability
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we look for others to guide and save us
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in doing so we lose touch with our most
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primal nature
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we forget that we are an extension of
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the most brilliant and resilient
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ecosystem in the universe we stopped
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eating food grown from the earth
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and began consuming products processed
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from machines
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we trade medicines that heal
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for drugs that harm
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we abandon love and liberty
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for debt and dependency
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the good news is our story is not over
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the climax has yet to come
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that moment when the hero rises from
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defeat
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summoning a force they forgot they had
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a force within a force of nature
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a new generation of americans it's time
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to think about the future generations
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