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Grace’s Dad Takes On Complicit Medical System · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity, no topic off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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Welcome to another show, guys.
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We've got another big topic today.
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We're going to talk about medical tyranny, executive orders, and the C word, you know what
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that is, and maybe even the jab.
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But I really want to emphasize that the purpose that we do these shows for is, so you can
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be equipped, so you can understand what's going on, not only in our culture, but in the
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medical communities, and that's what we've got to, unfortunately, be more aware of.
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And about advocacy, having an advocate when someone goes into the hospital, we'll talk
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about these today with our guest, Scott Shara, the website is our amazing Grace.net.
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Scott is Grace's dad.
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His 19-year-old daughter, with Down syndrome, was killed by the actions of unethical
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medical personnel.
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The story is, he had to watch his daughter die on FaceTime because he was prevented
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from being with her in the hospital.
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And no doctor or nurse would help save her because of an illegal DNR, do not resuscitate
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order placed on grace without the family's consent.
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Scott is the president of our amazing Grace's light shines on, incorporated a nonprofit
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501c3 established to provide grants to individuals, including their family and organizations
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who will shine God's light as grace did.
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Again, the website is our amazing Grace.net.
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We're going to hear more about the story and get into some details and things that you
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need to be warned about and aware of right now.
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We welcome Scott Shara.
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Hey, brother, thank you so much for being on World View Matters.
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Well, thanks for having me, David.
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It is really good to see you.
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Yep, good to have you.
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And we've got a lot to catch up on you and I have talked a lot.
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You just had me on your podcast last month.
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So we've got to go back and retell your story because we've got a lot of new people that
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are just finding out about World View Matters in the audience.
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They don't know who you are.
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They don't know what you went through.
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Now take us back to, well, even before December of 2021, take us back to Grace being such
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an amazing, high functioning young woman who's also a child of God, believer in Christ,
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who happened to have Down syndrome.
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All the two pictures that you had up, you know, I can't help talk about, they get
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materially, I do, and I see them.
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So Grace with the dandelions, oh my gosh.
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So that day when she picked the bouquet of dandelions for my wife, Cindy, it changed my
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whole view on dandelions.
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I used to be a lawn Nazi, so I would get rid of those things and then I saw those dandelions,
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the beautiful bouquet and it changed my whole perspective, you know, and she did that.
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She had a way of changing people's perspective because she's shining God's love and I'll
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just tell you a quick story about Grace because people think that people with Down syndrome
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are, they can't do anything, but Grace did everything.
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She dear-hunted with me.
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She could public speak, she could read and write, she played violin, she wrote a horse.
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There's nothing that she didn't do.
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But what she really got was my literal sense of humor and I'll just tell you a quick story.
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In our area, and it's a regional chain, it's the Piggly Wiggly stores.
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So the jingle for Piggly Wiggly is shop the pig.
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So Grace, you know, taking things literally like I taught her with the humor side of it,
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we're in the truck one day, listen to the radio and she hears the jingle and she said,
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Dad, that doesn't make any sense.
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You can't shop a pig.
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First you shoot the pig, then you eat the pig, but you don't shop a pig.
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Do I mean, she was a laugh a minute, David, she was an absolute joy.
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Seeing some of the videos of her own, Lord, and just this one precious life that ended far
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too early and that's, we're going to find out how, how it happened and what you're doing
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about it.
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There's a lawsuit that we're going to get to that Scott filed against, not the, not Goliath,
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but against actually some doctors and some nurses who were directly involved in Grace's
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care.
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But before we get there, Scott, there were three things that they gave her.
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You know what, that's, that's in the last, the last day of her life, the last hours before
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we get there.
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I do want to mention a headline that I just saw, not surprised because they're going to
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promote COVID season and vaccine season and flu season and whatever else.
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The FDA, okay, is new coronavirus vaccine as respiratory illness season, nears.
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So Scott, we were talking before we got on the show here.
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This is year round, they're not going to relent on this agenda, they've got to always
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keep it out there in the public because you know how, how do they get so much, so much
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success last time and gain so much power, fear, fear, fear, talk to us a little bit about
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that.
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Well, you know, just comment first about the approval of a new quote, vaccine end quote
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because the Brooke Jackson case really exposed this, this whole shenanigans, Brooke Jackson
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filed a false claims act case, a false claims act is when you think somebody's defrauding
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the government.
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She worked for Pfizer.
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She realized they didn't do any testing, Pfizer's came back with a contract that they had
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with the Department of Defense, of defense that showed they didn't have to do any testing
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because this thing was never a vaccine.
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And we've created a vaccine culture in this society, the government has where we have
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made the white coats in their implementation of vaccines and idle.
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So we have found out through lots of research that has now been exposed that there's never
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been a vaccine that's ever been tested.
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So this is foolishness beyond foolishness.
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But the FDA's authorization is much wider than vaccines as you and I were talking off
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error.
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I was explaining that the emergency use authorizations under COVID are still in play.
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So even though the government said COVID is over on April 10th, the main killers in
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hospitals were Remdesivir Inventilators.
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Both of those emergency use authorization protocols are still in place.
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My son-in-law's mother went into the hospital in Tennessee two months ago and she went
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in because she was dehydrated with in a extremely sharp period of time they want to put her
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in an eventilator.
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Thankfully, my son-in-law is woken up and he got the family involved to stop the hospital
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from doing that.
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Otherwise, his mom would not be here today.
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Wow.
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So you filed a lawsuit because you believe that the hospital personnel had a part in murdering
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your daughter, Grace, who was 19 years old.
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They gave her three things that should never be given together a lorazapam, Remdesivir
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Morphine, and what was the third one?
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Pressodex.
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Pressodex.
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Let's talk about that and we put up this chart here.
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So go through this last day, really, Grace's last day and what happened?
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I know you can kind of condense it for us.
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So Grace's last day on Earth was October 13th of 21.
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She was checked in the hospital a week beforehand.
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We checked her in because we were under the impression that if your oxygen saturation
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drops below 94%, you should have met yourself to the hospital.
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Grace just had a cold, but her oxygen saturation, which we were monitoring because of COVID,
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had dropped to 88%.
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So we dutifully checked her into the hospital and seven days later, she was dead.
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If we would have never checked her into the hospital, she would be alive today with
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100% certainty.
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And I say that with confidence, David, because I went into a different hospital three days
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after Grace died, that hospital did a 180 compared to how they treated Grace and they
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termed me around in 24 hours, and I was significantly worse than Grace.
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But when you zero in on Grace's last day, at this point, they had already had around
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pressodex for four full days.
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Pressodex, according to the package insert, if you use it for more than 24 hours, causes
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acute respiratory failure, which is the first cause of death listed on Grace's death
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certificate.
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So the doctors and nurses directly caused the first cause of death by using a sedation
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med for more than 24 hours.
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Now she's on it for four full days on her last day.
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The doctor called Cindy and my wife and I early on the morning of the 13th, about 10 o'clock
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in the morning, and was trying to convince us to pre-approve a ventilator just in case.
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And we had already studied ventilators.
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We knew we weren't going to approve a ventilator, so we said no for the fifth time.
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This was the fifth time they attempted to convince us that a ventilator should be approved
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just in case.
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So, as soon as we said no, he immediately switched gears and said, well, Grace had such
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a good day yesterday, we should work on nutrition, which is a whole nother story as to why she
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was malnourished at this point.
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So we approved a feeding tube, still trusting in the white cope is because he said, well,
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we've got to get Grace nutrition so she can get home in the next several days.
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Let's get her out of bed today.
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Unbeknownst to us, they'd already strapped Grace down to the bed before that phone call,
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made her defecate into the bed.
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And while we were on the phone call, the doctor approved presidex to the maximum allowable
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dose at 1048 in the morning.
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At 1056, simultaneous with hanging up the phone with us, the doctor put an illegal do not
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resuscitate order on Grace.
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So when you connect those dots, it's only eight minutes later.
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We think that the cause of or the purpose of that DNR order was they thought presidex
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would take Grace out at that point, but it didn't.
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So they combined presidex with three doses of lirazapam and then morphine.
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If you look toward the end of the timeline, you'll see she's on max dose presidex and
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at 546, 549, two doses of lirazapam and at 615, dose of morphine as an IV push.
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So now in 29 minutes, they gave her meds that you euthanize somebody and hospice care
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into 29 minute window.
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And that's truly the second cause of death, yet on her death certificate is listed COVID-19
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pneumonia, which is a complete lie, but that listing facilitates the hospital receiving
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a $13,000 death bonus care of the United States government.
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Wow.
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So when the third cause of death, when you get towards right at the end, so no 615, the
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morphine, Jessica had replaced me as an advocate.
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I was taken out by an armed guard on the 10th of October, Jessica senses Grace getting
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cold.
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She's begging the nurses to come in.
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They said, that's normal, just cover with a blanket.
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And so now, Jessica starts panicking and she called Cindy and I at home.
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You're not aware of anything being wrong.
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And when she got us on the phone, she said, it was on a FaceTime call.
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She said, Dad, Grace's numbers are dropping like crazy.
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So we hollered, you know, get the nurses in and she said, I've already been trying.
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So we all started screaming, save our daughter and the nurses stood in the hallway and hollered
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back.
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She's DNR.
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And we hollered back.
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She's not DNR, save our daughter, but they refused and we watched her die with no medical
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professional coming in that room to save her at 727 PM October 13th of 2021.
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Well, there's so much more we've got it unpack here.
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Scott, share our amazing Grace.net, if you want to get the full story and all the ammo
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you could ever need when it comes to what the hospitals are doing and it's there.
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There's a greater agenda even behind this.
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But when we come back from our break, Scott, we're going to talk about the palliative care
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when it comes to patients with Down syndrome.
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And there's some disturbing things that are written saying that, oh, people with Down syndrome
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take such a toll on their families.
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And I want you to comment on that.
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Plus, there's an interesting section in Obamacare that you and I have talked about previously,
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but I want to make sure this audience is familiar with section 1553.
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More with Scott, share it in just a minute.
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Okay.
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Scott, share us with us before we get to this information that you sent me, Scott, about
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the fast facts on palliative care for patients with Down syndrome.
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And then this is the network of Wisconsin.
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You were a part of a great documentary that came out last year, a phenomenal or earlier
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this year called Breaking the Oath.
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First where can people see that and what's it all about?
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So if you go to Grace's website, armazinggrace.net, right on the homepage, we have a button that
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you can click that says Breaking the Oath and that will take you to the rumble station
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that it is hosted on.
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It's a fantastic documentary.
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Of course, we tell Grace's story.
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But then we get into the bigger picture, which, you know, the bigger picture during
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COVID in the United States, we have both Nurse Aaron explains what she witnessed with
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hospitals killing patients early on in COVID.
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Dr. Moon is part of the documentary where she explains things from a pediatrician perspective.
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And then the much broader perspective is explained by Vera Sherov, who is an Holocaust
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survivor.
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And she does a phenomenal job tying it all together and how we can see that what is happening
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today in the United States parallels exactly what happened during World War II.
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And that's a great connection to make.
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There is an agenda and it's about population control.
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It's about controlling, keeping the population numbers down and if people are alive, well,
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we've got to limit how many people are on this planet, right?
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That's the overall agenda when you put Mother Earth in charge instead of God the Father
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and the truth.
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We then try to say, all right, human beings are the problem for everything that's going
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on.
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So the Bill Gates of the World and others are behind some of these schemes.
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So let's talk about this form you sent me with information on causes of morbidity, I'm
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sorry, causes of morbidity and death in patients with Down syndrome.
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And what can we learn from this?
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And that, of course, that section in Obamacare that is connected.
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So let me frame what you're referencing by explaining the section 1553 in Obamacare.
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So Obamacare was passed on March 23rd 2010.
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The page that I'm referencing is page 141 of 906 pages of that document.
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Obamacare was drafted by Ezekiel Emanuel.
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His perspective of care is based on eugenics philosophy and he specifically said, people
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who are non-contributing members of society like grace don't deserve medical care.
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So when you see that attitude in Obamacare, it shouldn't surprise us.
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And Obamacare section 1553, I'm going to read it, David, so everybody hears this.
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It says the government may not subject an individual, which would be a doctor or an institutional
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healthcare entity that would be a hospital nursing home or a hospice care facility to
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discrimination on the basis that that entity does not provide any healthcare item or service
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furnished for the purpose of causing or the purpose of assisting in causing the death
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of any individual such as by assisted suicide, euthanasia or mercy killing.
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So we have a provision that does that protects any doctor with a conscience from discrimination.
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All right, so that tells you by definition, why would we need a provision to protect the
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doctor from discrimination if we're not going to do that?
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So of course, they're doing it.
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So now you think, well, you can't make a doctor kill somebody and they train them to
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do it.
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And this is the document that you reference.
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So of course, I've drilled down Downsundra more than anything because that's what Grace
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had.
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And when you look at this document from the Palette of Care Network of Wisconsin, this
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was written in July of 2011, this is a training document to implement the provision of Obamacare
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in the Downsundra community.
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It's titled Palette of Care for Patients with Downsundra.
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And there's three sections of that document, basically an introduction, a body of conclusion.
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The introduction is they lay out all the problems that Downsundra people have.
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If you read that, you'd think, well, these people are nothing but problems.
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So they lay out things like behavioral issues, congenital hip dislocation, respiratory infections,
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blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, 50 plus items, all these just problems.
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You know, Grace was the best thing that God ever gave us second to salvation.
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There were these problems.
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They're non-existent because she just, she made life worth living.
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She was so much fun.
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But they set this up because then they want to have that attitude inside the doctors,
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they're training so the doctor can look like he's the savior on the white horse coming
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to save this family from this terrible disaster of Downsundra person.
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So then the body of the document says the lifelong toll on families is high.
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Part of a robust plan of care includes acknowledgement of this toll by health care workers.
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So they laid out all the problems, look at health care workers, these families want to
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get rid of the Downsundra person and it's your job to help them out.
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So then the killing statement is last, the close, whenever possible, decision-makers for
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people with Downsundra, that would be the doctors, should be encouraged to use substitute
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judgment to make key pallet of care decisions.
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All efforts should be made to determine the preferences of the patient, however, because
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of lifelong cognitive impairment, the views of the person with Downsundra may not be
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known.
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So wrap your head around that and realize that this extends to all the segments of the
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population that they don't want, you know, the elderly, the people with dementia, etc.
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I mean, fill in the blank.
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So we get to use substituted judgment for anybody we don't want.
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I mean, I know what Grace's will was without talking with her.
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She wants to live.
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She's no different than you and I, we want to live.
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And that's God's design for us.
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We're supposed to want to live.
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But that's not the will of those that want ultimate power and control and to control the
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population to limit not only who's going to be born through abortion, but also Euthanasia
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as a growing movement.
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And this, how they've been using the medical community to do evil is awful.
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But let's just get a quick update, Scott, on your court case because you filed a lawsuit.
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What's the status of that?
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And I know this, it's takes a lot of work and it can be taken a lot of time to accomplish
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anything.
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That's a great question.
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I'll set the stage for it to let people know the timeline first.
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So we filed the lawsuit on April 11th and we filed against the sentient hospital system,
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital, five doctors and two nurses.
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So that is really extraordinary in that you generally are not filing against the medical
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staff.
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And the reason the attorneys encourage you to not file against the medical staff is because
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it's costly because now we have multiple sets of attorneys for the defense.
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But we thought it was so important to do that because these people were directly responsible
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for Grace's death.
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And we want the entire country to know that a doctor and a nurse cannot be let off the
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hook for following protocols.
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So they can use their excuse, we were following standards of care or NIH protocols.
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You can't use that excuse.
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You are responsible for taking care of your patient.
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And that's why we filed the lawsuit.
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We think that the lawsuit will facilitate shining light on this evil that we have exposed.
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All right.
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So now the lawsuits filed on April 11th.
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The doctors, the nurses and the hospital others found by May 15th, we did, they did one
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of the doctors attorneys filed a motion to dismiss, which the judge heard on July 14th.
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Thankfully, what he did at that hearing was he scheduled the first ever in the country
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three week jury trial for a death during the COVID era.
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So we have a three week jury trial.
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The first day is November 4th of 2024, the day before the presidential election.
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And now at that hearing, he wanted us to file an amended complaint, which we did on July
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28th.
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And then with the amended complaint comes the further motions to dismiss.
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And what I'd like to, and those are in play right now.
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So that's what we're working on.
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I have a meeting with the legal team tomorrow.
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And I want to comment about a couple of things in the filing for the motion to dismiss if
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I can.
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All right.
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So what's interesting is so we have five claims in our lawsuit.
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One of the claims is regarding the illegal do not resuscitate order.
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And we're asking the judge to make a declaratory judgment.
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So I'm reading out of the brief filed by the defense attorney right now.
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So regarding the DNR complaint that we filed, he says, quote, the DNR order should be
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dismissed because a, the issue is not right for adjudication and or b, the issue is
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moot because gray share of the subject of the order is deceased.
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No, you can't make that up.
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All right.
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But it gets worse.
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I'll read one more comment from his, his brief.
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And what he writes is, and so what they, what they want to do is they want to make graces
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case a medical malpractice claim.
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And the reason is is because the state legislature has built walls around doctors that really
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can't sue them.
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Yeah.
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And so if they can combine everything in medical malpractice, it works well for, for the doctors.
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All right.
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Quote, the state legislature's purpose in enacting a statutory scheme, actually use
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the word scheme to govern claims for damages arising out of alleged medical negligence was
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to encourage healthcare providers to remain in Wisconsin by imposing certain limits on the
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causes of action that a patient or her family can pursue in the types and amount of damages
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that can be recovered.
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And again, you can't make this up.
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All right.
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So think this through.
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I don't want a small business.
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If I screw up, I've got to make it right with the person that I hurt.
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That's just, that's God's law, right?
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The law of choice and consequence.
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So here they're taking away the consequence to the doctor by state statute.
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And he's saying that was the, that was the purpose of the scheme.
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Hmm.
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Wow.
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Um, we're just finding out more and more about this.
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We've heard about doctors being protected and malpractice insurance and everything.
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I, I think your angle, the approach that you're using is really going to be more effective.
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And I think that's why your, you know, attorneys encourage you to take this route.
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We've just got, you know, three or four minutes left, Scott, um, is it too much to just
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mention what you've been working on in the medical, murder, um, chart that you sent my
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way?
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It's just fascinating.
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There's so much you could, we could talk a couple of hours about this.
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But can you give us an overview of what you've been working on?
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Where it is right there.
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I can.
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So what, what my latest research is to unleash the fact that medical murder is the number one
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cause of death in the United States.
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It has long been medical malpractice is number three, hard disease is number one at 700,000
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deaths a year.
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Cancer is number two at 600,000 and medical malpractice is number three at 400,000.
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But as I've been researching, I realized that it's really not medical malpractice.
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Medical murder because hastening death is murder and it's way bigger than cancer and
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heart disease combined.
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So I put this flow chart together as an introduction and I want to show you, you know, the old
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way that we are used to thinking about things, we have a nurse is our advocate.
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But we knew that, you know, the hospital is not a place to get well.
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You know, we kind of have an intuitive knowledge of this, but we never thought that they were
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designed to really kill us.
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Well now, COVID exposed that the NIH and the CDC with the FDA, they implement protocols directly.
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So we mentioned Remdesivir and ventilators earlier, Remdesivir with a 75% kill rate, ventilators
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with a 90% kill rate.
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These are implemented to directly kill patients and 1.2 million Americans lost their lives
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in the 39 month COVID era.
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And that is, that's a larger number than any other country on the planet by far.
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And so you see a direct cause and effect.
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So now we have nurses no longer advocating for themselves, they're now accomplices.
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And that's the, you see the, the what's been exposed during COVID in the blue.
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What I, I was woken up a couple weeks ago from a dream that God had made layout.
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What's the future look like?
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Because we are going to have and social credit score and ESG score.
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We already have a birth certificate value traded on the exchange because our country is
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no longer a country.
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I mean, I realize this is, is hard for people to grasp right now, but what's happening
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is AI is going to determine a customized standard of care for each one of us.
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And then our death date as opposed to being determined by God is going to be determined
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by AI.
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Wow.
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Wow, we've, we're going to have to have you back and talk about that because this is
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so extensive.
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And I'm sure your research, how many hours have you put in now in the last year, year and
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a half?
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Oh, I stopped keeping track.
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Yeah, he stopped counting the hours of research, but stars and then we're going to encourage
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you to go to the website.
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It's our amazing grace.net and get familiar with the story.
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There's a lot of resources on there, a lot of things you can share, things you can print
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out just to be aware of, to protect yourself and your family.
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That's one of the reasons Scott is doing this.
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But just thank you, brother, thank you for all that you're trying to do to raise awareness.
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It's sad, but we can't just trust anybody and everybody that's maybe in the medical
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profession or even big pharma any longer.
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There's too much money, too much evil going on and too many agendas that we don't have
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time to talk about here today.
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But brother, thank you for being in studio with us and thanks for being on world view
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matters.
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All right, guys.
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Tomorrow, you're going to hear a really hard story of a former homosexual.
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His name is George Carniel and man, he's got a book from queer to Christ.
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He's been out of that lifestyle for 16, 17 years.
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He has a lot that he can share to really warn kids and people that are popularizing and
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affirming all things, LGBTQ.
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Tomorrow and guys, thanks so much for tuning in for sharing, for subscribing to our updates.
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God bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.