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#45 Mikki Willis on the Antidote to Plandemonium, Darkest Hour Healing, and Standing for Truth · Salish Wolf

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When you make big changes and take big risk in the world,
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there's always going to be feathers to get ruffled.
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The more you step out into the public sphere.
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You're going to have people that for some reason, you trigger
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them. So the darkest moment for me,
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was really in my self reflection of understanding like, wow.
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This is a really deep rooted thing in me.
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Like, it hurts me to see somebody hate me and I have to
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get over that. That is my Achilles heel.
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That is My Kryptonite, whatever you want to call it.
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That's that thing that will stop me.
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From stepping into my deepest purpose for coming into this
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body and into this thing we call life.
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Welcome to Salish wolf, a podcast bringing you
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inspirational stories of extraordinary Endeavors.
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I am your host Todd Howard. Just south of my Vancouver
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Island home as a tiny archipelago on which for nearly
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a decade. Lived a most astonishing animal,
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a lone wolf takea as he would be named survived and thrived in an
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environment where likely no wolf had ever set foot in the
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process. He captured the hearts of a
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community and showed us even the most unlikely as possible.
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His story is not dissimilar to those of the individuals
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interviewed on this podcast. At some point.
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They each had to turn to their inner Lone, Wolf from there.
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They were able to lead. And Inspire.
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Mickey Willis earned overnight, Fame and notoriety in 2020.
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When he released his short film planned Emmett, which ironically
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went more viral than the virus. It is about somehow what
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amounted to an interview between Mickey and scientist.
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Judy my kibbutz ended up setting Society into a world as haters
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and debunker sprang forth more quickly than thistles in a field
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to bury every shred of this film before.
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It could contaminate for It'll mine's a billion views later
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would suggest that they failed. Truth is hard to quell, despite
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death threats and many dark days and nights which he openly
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shares in this interview, Mickey and his team went on to produce
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the feature-length. Planned a McCann doctor nation
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that demonstrates, How Deeply the programming by governments
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media and corporations really runs despite all that.
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He knows and all the vitriol that has been aimed toward him
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and others who stand for their truth, Mickey navigates.
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This Global crisis and life with uplifting energy and Is that are
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truly contagious. His mission is not to cut down
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the naysayers, but instead to spread empowerment and love.
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We talk about The Homeschool Co-op that Mickey and his wife
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launched in 2020 and how that is growing today into a template
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that could be a compelling alternative to government based
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schooling. He shares inspiration from dr.
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Judy, Mike Ovitz, his new plan demick book and the forthcoming
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third plan demek film and we explore some very Sinister and
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likely scenarios plaguing the world and how truth stands to be
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the antidote. Mickey has faced more scorn than
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most and yet with the love and support of his family.
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He remains firmly loyal to humanity.
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Meaning both a compassionate, sympathetic and generous
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disposition, and the human race. Mickey knows no other way, than
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to live life with honor and his selfless acts in support of our
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freedom, demonstrate a courage, Without Limits.
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Please enjoy this episode of Salish wolf with Mickey Willis.
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Becky, welcome, to Salish wolf. Thank you so much.
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It's good to finally meet you in person.
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We've been communicating for the past year and a bit via texts,
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and phone calls. So it's nice to finally connect
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with you one-on-one. Likewise the thanks for your
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patience. No problem.
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So you don't need much of an introduction and the last year
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during the course, of this spring, with the release of plan
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demick, you went from Someone who was relatively unknown
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around the globe to being one of the most well-known people
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across the planet and also probably one of the most
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vilified people. Where are you prepared for that?
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When you release planned emic, not to that degree.
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Know I, of course, expected that there would be a lot of pushback
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on the content, and the information and a lot of lot of
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scientific challenges and and that would be called conspiracy
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theorists and all of that. I expected that because any time
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that you go against the narrative, that's what happens.
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But what I didn't anticipate was that because I come from the
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left and if you look at my History of online presence.
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You'll see that I was on the road with Bernie Sanders and
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Tulsi gabbard and and so my only political connection was on the
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left and so because they couldn't put me into that basket
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of deplorable. Is that far right category?
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That's then then automatically just kind of puts you in a
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mindset with with the culture. They had to then assassinate my
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character and my family and, and do whatever they could to
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convince. Is the world that I had suddenly
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turned dark and evil and to not listen to me.
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So the extent to which they were willing to destroy my character
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and also the doctors who spoke up was a bit shocking without
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any evidence. And and including the fact that
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we would go back to them and challenge them with financial
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challenges. To say, if you can prove one
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claim that we've said to be an accurate and you can have this
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$10,000 cash prize and no one could Do it.
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So the dichotomy of of, you know, everything is is
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conspiracy theory yet. No, one will challenge one
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claim. I thought was a very interesting
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aspect of this whole thing to him.
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Mmm-hmm. So on one hand, the film was a
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runaway success went viral when around the globe's, probably
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been seeing more than a billion times.
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I spoke with you first on the phone.
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Probably a week or two after it was released.
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And you said you had broken a hundred million, which was
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incredible. So I imagine there was great joy
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that the film was having such a broad reach, but it must have
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also been incredibly hard on you and your family to receive all
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the negative feedback that you are getting.
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What was that like for you? Well, yeah, there was definitely
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there were moments that that were very challenging especially
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in the in the very beginning when I saw the reversal happen.
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And what I mean by that is When the movie first came out, if you
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watch it the first planned emic. I think the second plan to make
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is really the BOK, the bombshell, but if you watch the
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first one, and you don't hear any of the media slander up
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front, you just watch it. You pay attention to what Judy
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Mike Ovitz is saying, you can feel the truth.
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You can feel the Resonance of Truth in reality.
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You can you can see that this woman is telling the truth that
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she'd been terribly wronged by the corrupt scientific
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community. And so people were celebrating
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the first day or two or and maybe into the third day people
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were reaching out with just nothing but love and gratitude
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and and so many people reaching out saying they were in tears.
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They just felt it. They they they it was speaking
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for them. They knew something was wrong
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and this was giving them the answers that they needed.
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And then all of a sudden, just a few days later when the media
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decided to do its big campaign against us.
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Then suddenly, you know, friends that I had known for 20 years or
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so, where are distancing themselves from me and and
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everybody was apologizing for having shared the video or
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having considered that it could have been accurate in.
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And that, that was a tough part. When I saw it was less about me
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and more about. Wow.
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Look at our people, look at how quick they are to doubt
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themselves. They felt it.
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They knew something resonated in their heart.
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And their mind that something was real there.
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And then because the media this this entity that lies to us.
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Every single day, tells them what to think.
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They actually are thinking that like that kind of blew my mind.
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Like they're, they're taking the lead from this corrupt
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institution and not listening to these accredited doctors and
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people that are just literally trying to do the best they can
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to help people have informed consent.
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So that was a little shocking to me, but I will say this, I
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wouldn't trade anything at this point.
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They're a couple little mistakes that I made that.
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If I went back, I'd probably make a couple of moves slightly
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different. But, but other than that, I
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stand behind everything that I've done and everything that
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the doctors have shared with in my movies and and the tide is
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turning. Now we're starting to get a lot
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of people that are coming back to us to say.
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Well lo and behold. All those crazy things that you
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were. About are now being proven
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accurate. And so I will say that while I
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lost a lot of people I haven't lost one friend.
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And people ask me that all the time though said that you lost a
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lot of friends over this. And I say no, I bought lost a
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lot of people that were posing as friends, living in Allah and
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being from California. I didn't realize how many of my
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friendships were inauthentic and were based upon things like, you
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know, actor friends who were hanging around me because I'm a
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filmmaker and I might be able to give them a role or whatever.
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It is. Just disingenuous reasons for
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being in relationship. And now I'm my life is
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surrounded by really authentic. Wonderful, truthful, people who
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will love me, no matter what and that gift.
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There's no price, you can put on that.
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And so I'm I would go back and do it all over again.
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If I had to mmm. That's so good to hear.
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It's so good to hear. What was the journey like for
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your family during the hard part?
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Well, I have to say that I am incredibly lucky to have the
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wife that I have. For many reasons, of course, she
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was perplexed to see even her friends people that I met
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through her online slandering me and not bothering to call first
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to say, can you validate what you've put out there?
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Can you help us understand what you're doing?
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Even if we don't agree with you, we still love you, but we, you
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know, we don't I had a couple of friends who called me to say
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that to say, I don't agree with what you've done, but I'll be no
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luck. Love you.
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No matter what I said. All right, that's that's my
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Friend. And, but a lot of them were just
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virtue signaling. They were just wanting to make
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sure that the world knew everyone who knew that, that we
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were connected somehow. Okay.
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I don't agree. I don't like them anymore.
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And I'm with you now. I'm it's a tribalism thing and
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my wife through it all. It's just a champ.
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I just I can't say enough about this woman.
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Even if we weren't married. If I was just Observer of her
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from afar, I would be amazed by her.
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She She's stuck through this as a little warrior.
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She is 5 foot tall powerful. As you can imagine it not just
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weathering the the Hayden attacks and the potential
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danger, you know, we you know with this stuff comes death
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threats and everything. As you can imagine the media
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convinces people that you're harming their grandmother.
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They people take that very seriously and and through it
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all, you know, she's been right there with out.
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Without any resistance as never ever, once suggested that, I
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that I stop. She's just been champing the
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movement forward. And so have my children and not
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just through the uncomfortable stuff.
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But even through things decisions that I made, that I
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didn't fully understand at the time why I made them.
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But now I look back and I say, you know, I'm really glad that I
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did make these decisions. I was offered 17 million dollars
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to share the licensing rights. It's of pandemic of the brand
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and and of, you know, what, everything that we produce in
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the future Seventeen million dollars, cash a million dollars
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up front and I said, no, and my wife knew that this deal was on
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the table and that I was having our final call with this person
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who made the offer, and when I came home from work that day,
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she said, how'd it go? And I said, well, let's sit
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down. I passed she says what what do
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you mean you passed? And I said, I just I can't take
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any money for this film project. I just can't, I know that it
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would help. I know that we could use the
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money. I know that we could channel
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that money into so many other movies and good things, but I
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can't bring myself to make any profit on this film because of
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what it's about, and the And that we're in right now and I
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just I just don't know that I could live with myself.
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If I took that money and I thought she'd say, you know, can
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you reconsider can is there a way we can do that?
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Make sense for you? And she just said, I trust
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whatever you feel honey. That's that's that's good.
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Good that you're going with your with your heart.
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I was like, Wow. Wow.
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That's how life is. That is a well.
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So the film is released to Great Applause and then three or four
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days later. It started to get heavy was
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their kind of a Darkest Hour. Yeah, there was the darkest hour
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for me was. And it was probably the greatest
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gift in this experience for me. And that was the realization
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that I had become so addicted to being liked.
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I've been a nice guy my whole life and I've done my best and I
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know where it comes from. It actually stems from
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childhood. I had an older brother.
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I was born kind of late into my family's experience and I my mom
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already had three teenagers and one preteen and and you know,
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the the experience of watching my big brother who had a lot of
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issues. He had a minor drug issue for a
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while. He had a lot of emotional
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depression and stuff like that. And and so I grew up.
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I saw how much painted cause my mom and so I grew up
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unconsciously. I wasn't aware of this decision
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I had made but I realized it much later, I grew up with this
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internal agreement with myself that I can't be the one to Pause
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mom. Any more grief.
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I have to be the happy one. I have to be the guy that has,
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you know, it doesn't cause any problems.
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And so I developed this Persona and I really went out of my way
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to just be likeable by everyone. And I didn't realize what an
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issue that had become for me in my quest to doing my biggest
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work on the planet that kind of work.
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You can't have both in the same playing field.
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You can't your main goal, can't be being liked because when you
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go out and you make big changes and and take big risks in the
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world. There's always going to be
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feathers to get ruffled. There's going to be competitors
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who don't like what you're doing.
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So there's just no way around. The more you step out into the
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public sphere, the more you will have people, no matter how nice
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you are. You're going to have people that
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for some reason, just you trigger them.
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And so the darkest moment for me was really in my self reflection
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of understanding. Like, wow.
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This is a really deep rooted thing in me.
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Like, it hurts me to see somebody hate me.
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And and I have to get over that, that is my Achilles heel.
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That is My Kryptonite. Whatever you want to call it.
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That's that thing that will stop me from stepping into my deepest
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purpose for coming into this body and into this thing, we
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call life. And so I had to really be with
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that. I wanted to read the comments.
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I wanted to hear them. I wanted to actually sit and
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self-reflection and say, Does it hurt?
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Because some of its true and some of it was true, you know,
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like there were people who were intuitive enough to say things
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like, oh, you know, there's something phony about him.
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In this video. We saw or whatever and I look at
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the video and I'd say, yeah, they're right.
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Actually there, I'm not being myself.
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I'm trying to please people. I'm trying to get like some
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trying to, and it's just cause this entire reversal Within Me
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of, that's why I'm not on social media anymore because I realized
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that Media is designed to to increase that addiction.
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That's why we everyone's fighting for the most amount of
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likes. It's no coincidence.
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And everyone's either, you know, striving to be followed or
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following others. And I just decided I don't want
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to participate in that anymore. That's part of the, I believe
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that's part of the conditioning that has Us in this place where
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we're so afraid to speak out against obviously ill, logical,
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you know, covid restrictions and things that are killing.
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Our Are our communities in our our, our lives.
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Yet. Speaking out about them would
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come with discomfort the discomfort of being disliked by
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some and that seems to be everyone's main priority right
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now. Thanks to social media.
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And so that was my darkest moment of just going.
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Okay? From this point on there's no
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going back. I'm not going to be liked by
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everyone ever again, you know, but the people who do like me
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and and you know, I think God they're a lot more than there
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are. Are the haters, especially
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nowadays is things start to wake up?
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People are, you know, like, as I said earlier, sending me really
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beautiful message and in their own way, saying, I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry for judging you. I'm sorry for listening to the
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media and I wish we would have taken what you did.
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Seriously. Because now we understand that
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it was, you know, that this was a product of gain-of-function
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research, that was funded by the Wuhan lab through Anthony fauci.
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We now know Anthony fauci, history of lying and long
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history of Doing harmful making, harmful decisions, during
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outbreaks, you know, and all this stuff and we and there's
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new science out to actually say that, you know, that there are
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certain masks that can make you more sick.
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And all these things were that what you guys were slammed on
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and now, science is actually validating your what you've
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said. And but, but that was the
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toughest thing for me, really is just to just to get over that.
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That part of like, I didn't, I thought I was a stronger man.
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But to be so concerned with being liked, I didn't realize
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that I had fallen into that addiction.
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And so, I think this experience for, for being the Catalyst for,
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it's not that you don't care, but it's that what you care
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about, most is what it is, is what's most important.
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And so, I care about the truth and I care about people knowing
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the truth. And if telling the truth means
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that some people won't like me, I'm totally okay with that now.
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And I wasn't before, I had such a profound realization and what
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strikes me is that? I know you are a man who has
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done a lot of personal work and exploration.
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Prior to coming into this epidemic, you, you really have
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taken a deep dive into what life is, and what's important to you
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and you produce content that is synonymous with that.
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And yet, it took an event like this.
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For you to really be able to extract one of your deepest
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wounds. If you want to call it, this
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need for validation and I just find that such a it's just this
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beautiful. Gift of the universe that we
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just keep on learning no matter what.
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And when the opportunities come and those opportunities that
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just knock the wind out of us or take our legs out from, under
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us. Those are our greatest learning
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opportunities, and I'm just think it's so great that you
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were able to pull that out of this experience and have greater
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healing as a result of it. Whoo.
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Yeah. Well, thank you.
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I appreciate you observing it to such a great.
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Well, invalidation is such a tricky one and I work with a lot
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of men, and I also am not on social media.
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And I tell the, and I often if men want to know, I tell him why
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I'm not, because, as you said, it is simply a game of gaining
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others, validation and approval approval, and it does nothing to
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fill us with self-love. And so it's, I think A very
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dangerous game to be playing. And it when people do realize
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it. I think there's a lot of healing
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to be had in that. It sure is, you came out with a
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plan. Demic indoctrination.
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You kept on, fighting you push forward, despite all of the
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naysayers and you came out with his Beautiful film with dr.
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David Martin. How did that land differently
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than the first blend emic? well, you know, the first plan
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dimmick was low-hanging fruit for the media and for all the
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naysayers in fact Checkers, because Judy Mike Ovitz had
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already been villainized in the media.
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So they already had a momentum around that narrative.
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They had already had their talking points.
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They didn't have to do any research.
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They just had to Google her name and carry on the LIE that you
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know, she was arrested for doing something wrong.
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The truth is is the woman had a notebook planted in her home.
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By the people who ran her lab. Who were Trying to do fraudulent
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things. And you know, one of those heads
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that were actually funny, Matlab is Anthony fauci and she was
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asked to do something fraudulent and to be part of something that
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a lot of scientists cave to and it was presented to her in a way
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that was like it's for the betterment of the lab, you know,
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we need to get this Grant and so, you know, we asked you to do
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this kind of a thing and when she said, no that she because
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she's a woman of Integrity that I I won't play that game.
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That could have been used against her later as dirt, and
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that's a game that I think a lot of people need to really wake up
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to is this happens. We know this happens in
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politics, but also happens in the world of science.
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So they get these good scientists to participate in
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something that seems innocent at the time.
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As one scientist told me, she said I was asked to forge a
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letter for a grant to 23 million dollar.
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Grant the heads of my lab came to me and said our partner.
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She's out on a boat. We can't get ahold of her
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today's to All day for the grant, she would not mind at
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all. We need a female to sign her
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signature here. So we get this Grant and she
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said, I am not going to forge somebody else's name and they
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said, you know, they gave her the guilt-tripping treatment of
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like we're not going to be funded this year.
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If we don't, you know, you're going to lose your job or all
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gonna lose our jobs and it's just timing wise.
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It worked out such that she's out on a boat and we can't get
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ahold of her. Why won't you do this for us?
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And she says, because I'm not going to forge another
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signature. They said well, then you're
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fired. And when I talk with her, this
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was a professor. She told me she said, I knew
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what was going on and she said, I knew what was going on because
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I had been following Judy Mike Ovitz and I knew what they did
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to her. And I knew that this was the
24:28
setup, the moment where I'd say. Oh, okay.
24:30
This sounds innocent. Let me sign her name and then
24:33
the heads of the lab would come later.
24:34
And say, We're going to also do this thing over here, and you
24:39
better not say anything because if you, you know, might remember
24:43
you forge a signature, that's fraud.
24:45
And so we have dirt on you now, and that's basically that's it.
24:48
That's the corrupt game. That is sometimes, played not
24:51
all the time. But they're, I've talked with
24:53
many doctors and scientists who have had that happen to them.
24:56
And so, you know, that's understanding that that kind of
25:00
stuff takes place is very important for us to know that
25:04
that that's That is one of the reasons why, when the movie came
25:09
out with Judy, they were already ready to slander her because she
25:13
had been arrested, but they'd been at?
25:14
She been arrested because they took it a step further.
25:17
And they, they it's a long story, but she was renting a
25:21
home through somebody who was connected to the lab.
25:23
They had access to her house and they suddenly invaded her home.
25:27
Police did and found a notebook in her closet and she said
25:30
there's no way it was just a notebook, but she said it's that
25:33
was planted in my closet and They weren't able to justify
25:37
putting her in jail for five days, but they never, they never
25:42
press charges. They never had a fully
25:45
legitimate arrest, warrant. And, and so, when that movie
25:51
came out people, they gravitated towards that one point that she
25:54
was a thief. And that's how they do that.
25:57
They set people up they'll call, you know, good people brave
26:01
people like, you know, Julian Assange or rapist or you know
26:05
that goes around all the time. It's, you know, suddenly anyone
26:08
who who is a whistle-blower to highest level suddenly becomes a
26:12
pedophile or rapist, you know, that's like you brand them with
26:14
the worst possible brand and then no one listens to them from
26:18
that point on. And that's the character
26:20
assassination game. And so, you know, we knew we
26:23
were up against the odds because of the, the slander that She had
26:26
already been through the momentum with on that slander.
26:30
And so, with indoctrination. I decided to stay away from all
26:36
of the hot-button subjects that they wanted us to focus on.
26:40
So we stayed away from social distancing and masks and even
26:43
the efficacy and safety of vaccines.
26:45
We just decided this stay away from it.
26:48
And let's focus on the one thing that they totally avoided and
26:51
plan to make one. And that has been Judy, Michael
26:54
that's talked about the patents, the origin of the virus and the
26:58
conflicts of interests that takes place in the scientific
27:01
Community. Not one.
27:03
Check our critic, what dared mention any of that data?
27:07
So what they do is they just go look what she said about mask or
27:10
she was arrested. Look at that.
27:11
Stay away from the the paper trail.
27:14
Don't follow the money and so with plan to make indoctrination
27:19
I decided all we're going to do is follow the paper trail of
27:21
money and David Martin was the perfect subject to lead us down
27:25
that trail because it's his life's work and and every single
27:29
claim that he made in plan demick has been 100% valid.
27:33
Dated. Yeah, he's incredible for dr.
27:38
Mike of its. I know this must have been a
27:41
very harrowing Journey for her as well as the to the tide
27:45
started to turn for her. Has she been able to get some
27:49
Redemption as a result of planned emic?
27:52
Well, funny, you should ask and answer to that question.
27:56
I would rather just read the final statement.
27:59
I have a new book coming out called pandemic, fear is the
28:02
virus, truth is secure. Juror, and it's in pre-order
28:05
right now on Amazon and I called you too, and I asked her for a
28:09
final statement for my book. And this is what she sent back
28:12
to me. I gave a talk in September of
28:16
2018 in Phoenix. At the end of the day, at the
28:19
end of the talk. They ask me, Judy.
28:21
Is there anything else you want to say?
28:23
I'm looking at the paint Expressions on the faces of the
28:26
moms and dads in the audience, sitting there with their injured
28:28
children. I said I was part of the
28:31
problem. I was part of a system.
28:34
Is responsible for hurting millions of innocent people,
28:36
innocent children, and I paid the price.
28:39
Yes, I was targeted and terrorized for refusing to play
28:42
on the dark side. Yes.
28:43
They took my home and my life savings.
28:46
Yes. I had my name and reputation
28:47
ruined and yes, this has been the best decade of my life.
28:53
I thought I belonged hidden away in a laboratory.
28:56
I was a science nerd. I never imagined that someday.
28:59
I would talk for a living that my story would be my medicine if
29:03
you just stand up and speak the truth and love, you'll be
29:05
honored. I've been honored in so many
29:08
ways. I can't even begin to describe
29:09
it. We can win.
29:11
This thing. I'm living proof of that.
29:13
Courage is contagious. If you're a doctor who is just
29:17
waking up to the awareness that you've violated your oath to do
29:20
no harm. Or if you're a parent of a child
29:23
that through your guidance has been damaged by vaccines the
29:26
highest choice. You can make in this moment.
29:29
As painful as it might be, is to acknowledge your mistake and
29:32
forgive yourself, you listen to the science.
29:35
You did everything, you were taught to do take
29:38
responsibility. But let go of the shame.
29:40
It belongs to someone else. Forgive yourself like I forgave
29:43
myself. So in answer to your question,
29:48
Judy told me that this has been the best decade of her life.
29:55
And she's been through far more than I've been through.
29:57
And when she said that, I actually brought tears to my
29:59
eyes because I just realized the resilience and power of this
30:02
woman. She gets attacked on a daily
30:05
basis, but now, she's receiving more love than she ever thought
30:08
she could get in her life because people realize what she
30:11
sacrificed and wrist. It's amazing that she still
30:15
alive for the forces that she's gone up against a lot of doctors
30:18
have disappeared or have shot themselves in the back of the
30:21
head twice that if you know, have come forward with this kind
30:24
of information. It's no joke.
30:26
It's a mafia. And the fact that she did this,
30:31
you know, we always laugh when somebody says, oh, you guys are
30:34
just doing this for fame and fortune and it's it's just it's
30:41
such an ignorant statement for people to say that because you
30:44
don't risk your life and your safety.
30:47
I had personally, I had 30 years of bridges that I had built in
30:50
Hollywood. Every one of them got burned.
30:53
The moment. I hit send on planned emiquon.
30:55
I'll never have another film on Netflix or Or Amazon to films.
30:59
I had on Netflix. You took my name off of all of
31:02
my investors that I earned year after year.
31:04
Work in Hollywood doing good business that they've all gone
31:07
away. And the same happened for Judy,
31:11
and we both feel the same way about Fame.
31:14
You know, why would anyone particularly in this age strive
31:18
for Fame, in the age of cancel culture?
31:21
When it's one, tweet from 20 years ago, can suddenly have
31:25
your entire career up in it and ended.
31:30
Why would anyone strive for that?
31:32
It's not what anyone that I know that's at the Forefront of this
31:35
movement is striving for. They would rather there's a
31:37
common comment that they make when you get them, you know,
31:41
kind of one-on-one and they'll say things to the nature of, I'd
31:46
rather be home in my garden. I'd rather be with my children.
31:50
I'd rather be sailing. There's so many things in my,
31:54
you know, my Twilight years as a scientist or whoever it is, I'm
31:58
speaking to when they're in there. 60s and 70s her such an
32:02
easier life. I could have just retire and not
32:05
worry about this ever again and just enjoy the, you know, my
32:08
remaining 30 years on this planet.
32:11
But I'm choosing to step out to be, attacked to risk my life,
32:16
and my safety. Because Humanity matters.
32:21
And I couldn't live with myself if I knew what I know and I
32:24
don't share it and for me, that's that's that's true.
32:29
That's the heart of humanity. That's who we are.
32:33
Yeah. He caught me a bit off guard,
32:37
too. The.
32:42
This suicide and some people. Quote, unquote, taking their
32:46
lives with shots to the back of the head.
32:48
And Is that actually what happened in most of these cases?
32:55
It's pretty hard to do. There are several cases like
32:59
that. And, and if it's not as obvious
33:01
as that then it's Bennett's family.
33:04
Stepping forward to say, it's like if I were to ever turn up
33:08
as a suicide case, my family would come forward and say
33:11
there's zero chance that this man would become so this man is
33:14
a lover of life would never do that to his children.
33:18
I would never go out that way. Anyone who knows?
33:22
Me knows that. That's why there's no way in the
33:24
world. I would ever make that choice.
33:26
And I've been a lot of families who have come forward. about
33:30
these doctors to say, you know, all these holistic doctors and
33:33
people that were working on cures to cancer and really,
33:36
really important studies that they were, you know, just about
33:40
to solve Mysteries and they suddenly end up, you know,
33:44
killing themselves, you know, turning their car on in their
33:48
garage and it kicks physx facility in themselves with with
33:53
carbon dioxide and poisons and taking a bottle of pills and,
33:58
and The family's always come forward to say, there's no way
34:03
there's zero chance. Like we just had a vacation,
34:06
family vacation planned. We were just talking about it.
34:08
But this is the best moment of our lives and there's no way
34:11
that this happened, and so, yeah, people have disappeared.
34:15
This is, I don't think, at this point.
34:17
It should be any shock to people.
34:18
We Now understand what our governments capable of and some
34:20
of the people are in charge have the people, the same people that
34:23
have withheld medicines. They could have ended this
34:26
pandemic after the first month. We've had actual medicines that
34:32
are tried and true who approved FDA approved on the market with
34:38
Incredible track records that won Nobel, the people who
34:41
invented them won. Nobel prizes for that have been
34:44
on the market for 45 to 65 years and believe me.
34:49
That's a move that our government recently made that
34:52
has, that. That is why so many doctors now
34:54
are willing to talk to me just that one move because they have
34:57
come forward to say, look. Doctors at wouldn't talk to me
34:59
last year this year. They're calling me up left and
35:01
right saying at this point, I know that something is very dark
35:06
because anyone in the scientific Community knows that Ivermectin
35:11
is incredibly effective and safe for the treatment of this virus
35:16
and has very little side effects.
35:18
Same can be said, for hydroxychloroquine Kirsten all
35:21
the stuff that that you here, as you know, every day now that's
35:25
being challenged. And and so that that woke up a
35:30
lot of doctors who say, you know, I may not be on board with
35:33
this Global conspiracy, all that.
35:35
All I know is what Anthony fauci, just said about
35:38
Ivermectin. He knows better than that.
35:40
So I know that is a lie, and and that is a lie.
35:44
That's costing lives and there's politics involved.
35:48
There's no logic involved, its politics.
35:50
No, one would say that about tried and true tested drug of,
35:54
like, like the ones I just mentioned.
35:55
Yeah, unless there was some, Of political leverage being used,
35:59
right? And so, we know now that our
36:02
government will do that, that our politicians will get out
36:04
there and say this things are anecdotal.
36:07
But it's like, I mean, the absurdity of saying, I'm I get
36:10
accused of being anti-vaccine. I'll say straight out.
36:12
I am not an tiebacks. There are very few doctors that
36:15
I've talked with our anti-vaxxer.
36:17
Most of them developed vaccines. They're simply saying these
36:21
vaccines that are not vaccines. That are in fact, aren't legally
36:25
vaccines. Lee and they've been brought to
36:28
Market in a record time like months as opposed to the years
36:32
they normally take there's a reason they normally take years.
36:34
It's usually the trial periods that takes years.
36:38
It's waiting for the long-term effects to develop.
36:41
So they could actually say well in the short term, it looked
36:44
good, but after three years people develop kidney issues or
36:47
blood clots or whatever it is. There's a reason they wait that
36:51
long, you know, it's like saying, you know, oh, we found a
36:55
way to grow a tree in a day. Well, there's a reason a tree
36:59
takes years to grow. It has to root.
37:02
So when somebody says, well, we planted a tree in a day.
37:04
It's great at their. It's like, is that a sturdy
37:06
tree? I wouldn't build a tree fort in
37:07
it, you know, because that thing is about, is not rooted.
37:11
There's no way it could happen in a day.
37:13
And so that's what a lot of doctors are saying.
37:14
It's just like, this is not the protocol that, that, that
37:17
science should follow. And as a result to that where
37:21
potentially doing greater harm. And if we have a medicine that
37:25
has a 99.9% that, you know, effective rate, why is it being
37:32
shut down and demonized. And, and I think this ultimately
37:36
is going to be a real great Catalyst for people waking up to
37:43
finally, understand how corrupt Western medicine has become.
37:49
Because of people like John D Rockefeller, who, if you've
37:52
watched indoctrination, we spell it out.
37:55
We call it. The birth of big Pharma.
37:56
It's on our website for free. Everything is on our website for
37:59
free plan to make series.com it down at the bottom.
38:03
You'll see a short called birth, a big farm.
38:05
And if you look at that, you'll understand when when medicine
38:07
went from nature-based to petroleum-based.
38:11
And that was the moment that Western medicine went awry and
38:15
became about profit. Yeah, and you mention all those
38:21
medicines that are available have great safety profiles, have
38:27
been proven to be effective in the clinical setting.
38:31
And yet the government said, no, you can't use them, don't use
38:35
them. And I think you, and I both
38:37
know, part of the motivation to that is they couldn't put forth
38:40
the emergency authorization for vaccinations.
38:43
If there were effective medicines already on the market.
38:47
And on top of that, most of those medicines were not money
38:51
making medicines. In some cases.
38:53
They were generics patented already expired.
38:56
And so it really has led us into this.
39:00
Eerie place where all of these therapies that are effective and
39:06
helpful and safe have been completely ridiculed and
39:10
debunked so that they could put forth these fakes vaccinations
39:14
and their agenda. I want to go back to psych and
39:18
you talked about fauci. And fauci had a very outspoken
39:24
opponent pre-pandemic and that was dr.
39:27
Carey Mullis. Is the inventor of the PCR test?
39:33
I find it. Odd that doctor, mall has died a
39:37
couple months before this pandemic going out.
39:39
Because from what I know of him from reading his autobiography,
39:42
which is an incredible book that he wrote in 1999.
39:46
He wouldn't have gone along with a narrative as far as I can
39:50
guess, because he was second-guessing everything and
39:54
he was, he was always a spur and Anthony fauci side.
39:58
He was and I have a whole section in my book, my book,
40:00
pandemic about this about, Ramona.
40:03
So he won the Nobel Prize in Biochemistry for creating the
40:06
PCR test. And he said, from the very
40:10
beginning, it should never be used to detect infectious
40:13
disease, and he explained why. And I think it is very
40:18
interesting too that he died just months before the pandemic
40:21
was announced because I can't imagine him using his test while
40:24
he's alive, imagine them incorporating his test.
40:27
And then the guy who invented it who is who was a renegade.
40:32
He is not a quiet doctor. He is, you know, this man is a
40:34
surfer and he said from the beginning, Anthony fauci knows
40:37
nothing. He's been killing people since
40:39
AIDS and I will tell him to his face and I challenged him to a
40:43
debate. And the problem with PCR in a
40:47
nutshell is, do you can find anything in anyone if you just
40:52
dial it up and passed the cycle thresholds, what they call the
40:55
cycle threshold to CTS. And so, and if you look at the
41:00
recommendations hand, Down from like the who two doctors into
41:05
the directors of hospitals and people that were doing the
41:07
testing testing, testing sites, you'll see that.
41:10
Literally, they instructed the doctors to turn the dial it up
41:15
and dial it down anywhere from 28, which is a fair reading all
41:18
the way up past 40, and they say, past 36 at it.
41:23
Just becomes garbage at that point because, you know, within
41:26
everybody and Kary Mullis said he goes it kind of makes you
41:29
believe in the Buddhist notion that you know, They exist within
41:32
everything because if you turn up my invention, he said pass a
41:35
certain threshold. You can find just about anything
41:39
in any living body. And so, if they want to ramp up
41:42
the cases, they instruct the doctors.
41:45
Well do 40 cycles, and then you find.
41:49
Wow, everybody's got Corona. And then suddenly, Joe Biden
41:52
comes the office literally an hour after he was sworn in the
41:56
report came out and said, dial it down to 28.
41:58
And so then the next time they did their their Six, they went
42:02
check that out. Joe Biden came in and
42:04
coronavirus is is almost non-existent.
42:06
Now, it's going away. Thanks to Joe's leadership.
42:09
You know, it's all a political game to control.
42:12
The narrative is really what it's about.
42:15
And it's called the science. I just heard the other day on a
42:19
podcast. That's how you know, and when
42:21
you're dealing with something that's nefarious when they put
42:24
done front of it. And so it's no longer science.
42:26
It's the science. Yeah, and the science is what we
42:30
need to listen to, and of course it is so easy to skew the
42:36
studies, the results and especially the statistics.
42:41
And the statistics are just anyone can manipulate.
42:45
And do it in a factual way, because statistics really are
42:51
our manipulatable. And the sense that what's the
42:53
risk of dying from covid. Like, one in a thousand.
42:57
And yet, these pharmacies vaccine manufacturers are
43:00
saying, oh, we can decrease your risk of dying by a thousandfold.
43:03
Well, my risk of dying is only one in a thousand.
43:06
So why would I inject myself with a known toxin poison to
43:11
decrease that even further? When it's already miniscule.
43:15
It's Ready. Virtually non-existent.
43:16
And especially when you look at kids and I think it's the
43:18
biggest biggest crime that's coming up on the horizon right
43:22
now that they're trying to inject kids 12.
43:25
And under with this experimental drug.
43:28
It's crazy. It's just horrible.
43:29
I had the same conversation. The chair I'm sitting in right
43:32
now. Last week.
43:34
Dr. Robert Malone. Who was the inventor of mRNA
43:38
vaccine technologies that right here in this chair and I
43:41
interviewed him for Plan. Demek Three.
43:43
Yes, we're doing plan to make three, huh?
43:46
And we had the same conversation because here's a really good
43:49
man. Highly credited scientist.
43:53
Who's also nominated for Nobel Prize?
43:58
Week before that I had dr. Zelenka sit in this chair, who
44:01
is nominated for Nobel Prize. And these these these incredibly
44:05
brilliant scientists are all saying the same thing, you know,
44:08
and for someone like dr. Malone to step out to say, my
44:14
just, like Kary Mullis, they didn't expect dr.
44:16
Malone to say, because he's kind of a quiet humble man, but he
44:21
decided in good on him. I really enjoyed my time with
44:25
him. He stayed at our home.
44:27
We Know each other. And and he's very humble, very,
44:31
highly intelligent and he sees what's going on and he
44:35
understands that his invention is being used in a way that it
44:38
shouldn't And he's very concerned with it, very
44:43
concerned with the long-term effects and particularly like,
44:46
you just mentioned with children.
44:47
He said, there's just absolutely no data to suggest that we
44:50
should be mandating these vaccines particularly
44:53
particularly on young people. He just can't understand it.
44:56
He was leaning on me, too. He said, you know, I'm a
44:59
scientist. I can tell you all about the
45:00
medicine, but I can't figure out what the agenda is, you know,
45:05
maybe you can help me with that. So, we had a conversation one
45:07
night till about almost one in the morning.
45:10
I'm just really digging into what I've learned from all the
45:12
interviews that I've conducted. And, you know, he looked at me.
45:16
He said, they're like this a lot with his hand up on it.
45:18
And he said that's profound. He kept saying that this is
45:25
validating everything. I suspect it.
45:28
I just can't believe this is happening right now.
45:31
I said, yeah, well very few of us can, but it's happening.
45:37
Hmm. Well, I heard from David Martin,
45:40
a few weeks ago. That plan that MC3 is in the
45:42
works. I was excited to hear that and
45:45
you've confirmed that. Thank you.
45:47
Can you give any sort of insight on what that's about or when we
45:51
might be able to expect it? Well, yeah, it's right on point
45:55
of what we were just discussing to ponder.
45:57
MC3 is about stopping the indoctrination of our children.
46:01
As somebody with the 7 year old and a two year old.
46:03
And we are in the middle right now of creating new curriculums
46:08
David Martin died in and I and a bunch of other really smart.
46:11
People are creating some curriculums to and kind of a
46:15
white paper to help parents to create their own homeschool
46:22
Co-op. Because it's a very important
46:25
that we take our children out of public schools that are adhering
46:29
to these new ideologies that will ultimately leave them
46:33
obsessively focused on Race, the color of their skin and hating
46:37
their country hating themselves and eventually inevitably at
46:43
odds with their own family, with their parents.
46:46
And I'm hearing from a lot of families that have teenagers and
46:50
youngsters and they're saying my teenagers, just they don't
46:52
recognize them anymore. They went to school, whether
46:56
that be a public or a private school and suddenly they came
46:59
back and said they hate their country.
47:00
They're embarrassed of it that everyone's racist and that they
47:04
want to move to another country. And I said, let them because
47:08
they'll learn really fast, you know how wonderful this nation
47:12
is. And that a lot of the things
47:14
that this nation's being blamed for is actually happening and a
47:17
lot of other nations and that there's no nation that is
47:20
course-corrected. That has taking real action to
47:26
do, what's right. We have a long way to go, and we
47:30
definitely have a disturbing past to overcome that needs to
47:33
be healed, but will never heal it through hate.
47:37
Imagine it just imagine that the mindset that goes with thinking
47:43
we can actually the, you know, through our disdain for our own
47:47
Nation. We can somehow heal it.
47:49
Imagine trying to heal a marriage that way.
47:52
You know, like I'm going to I'm going to hate my wife and hate
47:56
my marriage and that's how we're going to to reform.
47:59
It. It's just ridiculous to think
48:01
that you can heal anything from that.
48:02
You have to first come back into gratitude and and a shifting of
48:07
the attention to To again, reactivate that appreciation.
48:15
So that you can be present to love again to remember.
48:19
Oh, yeah, that's the person that I fell in love with it.
48:21
So, what's so, what is happened? If we're having marital issues.
48:26
I remember now. What?
48:27
It felt like to love you and to love to look at you and to hold
48:31
your hand. I remember those moments what
48:33
came between us such that, that wouldn't feel the same anymore.
48:36
And that's the work that has to be done because these walls get
48:39
built between us and most of it happens unconsciously.
48:42
And so we have to identify the wall and then start taking it
48:44
down Brick by. a car just bulldoze that bastard, you know,
48:48
like break down that wall so that you can see each other
48:50
again and hear each other again, and that's what we need to do on
48:54
a community level, on a national level and on a global level, it
48:59
is to start listening to each other again and realize that We
49:03
all want the same thing. I've done at the very root of
49:05
it. There's perhaps one tenth of one
49:08
percent on this planet who doesn't want that.
49:10
They want something else. That's very diabolical.
49:13
But the rest of us just want to live.
49:15
We want to be happy. We want to have fun.
49:18
We want to experience life everything that it has to offer.
49:21
We want to be connected with each other.
49:24
That's really what we want at the core of it, but we make it
49:26
so difficult. While our planet itself has
49:31
provided everything. We need to sustain a really
49:35
awesome existence, it grows everything from the ground that
49:38
we need for food and for medicine.
49:42
And so I go back to the Rockefeller because what what
49:45
John D Rockefeller did was he said let's demonize anything.
49:48
That's natural. We are in a war against nature
49:51
is what we're. But war against our natural
49:54
immune system, the fact that net Anthony fauci recently said that
49:59
medicine big Pharma produced medicine is more potent than our
50:05
natural immune system. Is an absolute ludicrous
50:10
statement that should be enough to have that man relieved from
50:14
his position. And so it's just proof that
50:18
we're at war with nature. Why?
50:20
Because nature is resilient and Powerful Beyond any human and
50:25
any human Collective and when we are connected with our human
50:28
nature, Ron stoppable. So the more we can become part
50:33
of our screens and fully immersed into a digital realm
50:38
and communicating only through digital forms and no, no longer.
50:41
Are we looking into each other's eyes?
50:42
Are we touching each other's skin?
50:44
Are we having real conversations where we're actually listening
50:46
and Growing and learning from each other.
50:49
Then we become this very impersonal, AI version of what
50:55
we truly are. And, and then that's when the
50:58
real trouble begins, because when we're dehumanized that way,
51:00
then then, well, everything's on the table and some of the most
51:06
darkest moves can be made against, you know, that we would
51:09
be willing to make against each other because we don't see each
51:12
other as human anymore. And in the war on nature, I
51:15
think people fail to recognize that we are part of nature.
51:19
We are nature, we are nature and I would love to, if we have a
51:26
sex seconds on that note. I would love to read one last
51:30
thing from my book, plan dimmick.
51:35
This is the end of. If the voiceover, I wrote for
51:40
the end of plan to make a doctor nation, and I liked it.
51:43
Pete this. Because for me, this I read this
51:48
every now and then when I start to feel heavy, okay.
51:56
Our lives are shaped and guided by Stories.
51:59
The stories were told become the stories.
52:01
We tell, the more we hear them. They're more, we believe them.
52:05
When used as a tool that can help us better, understand who
52:08
we are, where we came from, and where we're going.
52:12
When used as a weapon. They can be deadly.
52:15
One of the most dangerous stories we've been told is the
52:18
one that goes something like this.
52:20
Humanity is a failed experiment. We are a parasite, a cancer, a
52:25
virus. It is a myth that permeates our
52:28
movies, our music, our minds. Our media, as they say, repeat a
52:36
lie. Often enough.
52:37
It becomes truth, fear shuts, down that part of our brain
52:40
designed to solve problems without that ability.
52:43
We look for others to guide and save us in doing.
52:45
So, we lose touch with our most Primal nature.
52:49
We forget that we are an extension of the most brilliant
52:52
and resilient ecosystem and the universe.
52:54
We stop eating food grown from the earth and we begin consuming
52:58
products processed from machines.
53:01
We trade medicines that Hill for drugs that harm.
53:04
We abandon love and liberty for debt and dependency.
53:08
The good news is our story is not over.
53:12
The climax has yet to come that moment when the hero rises from
53:16
defeat summoning a force, they forgot they had a force within a
53:22
force of nature. And I end with a quote here.
53:28
That I found that I love. They tried to bury us.
53:34
But they didn't know we were seeds.
53:39
Is that pie? I hope I pronounce the name,
53:42
right? Let me open up my phone here
53:43
again. Got the first name, Dino's
53:47
Christian, Christian appleís. Mmm.
53:52
Both parts are beautiful. Very uplifting.
53:56
And I'm very excited for part 3 to hear that it is about healing
54:04
and part. It's about moving forward and
54:06
how to repair the damage that is how to prevent more damage from
54:10
being done. But how to repair what has been
54:12
done? And I know we got a hard stop
54:14
coming up in a second. I just want to share something
54:16
with you September 20, August 2020 when my wife and kids and I
54:20
found out that their Montessori was going to be mandating all
54:23
sorts of restrictions. Mass in common areas mid-august.
54:28
We made a decision that we were going to start our own home,
54:30
school Co-op, my wife, spearheaded the whole thing and
54:33
within two weeks, she found a teacher recruited like-minded
54:36
families and created the vision. And guiding principles.
54:39
Eventually, we found a full cohort of mixed age, students
54:42
and had an amazing year in all of the students have returned
54:46
this year and it is an incredible experience.
54:49
And now we're getting people from all over reaching out to
54:52
us. Asking.
54:53
How do we do it? So our Teachers leading people
54:56
on tours of our farm here and of the classroom and showing them
54:59
how you can do it. And it really doesn't take much
55:02
at all. It just takes a group of
55:04
families, the go, you know, what?
55:05
We've had enough of the system we've had enough and it's time
55:09
now to get back to our kids, being able to be kids and being
55:14
able to love one another and hug, one another and touch one,
55:16
another and see one another And what's happening in the school
55:20
system is just diabolical and the and the traumas that are
55:25
being formed are going to take Generations, generations to
55:29
heal. Yeah.
55:31
Well, thank you for doing that work.
55:33
We built our first school year ago and we're now branching off
55:36
to build a kind of a 2.0 version of that where we're calling it a
55:41
Jedi training where we're going to teach kids constitutional
55:44
rights and survival skills and and critical thinking.
55:49
And Kinds of amazing, amazing things, but I'd like to I'm so
55:51
glad that you're working on that, too.
55:54
I would like to invite you to participate with me in a couple
55:57
of others. I'm going to sometime later this
56:00
year. Write a book on this subject so
56:05
we can help other parents around the world do the same and I'd
56:08
love to bring you as a contributor to share your
56:10
experience. I would be honored to Mickey and
56:12
hopefully I can bring my wife in on that as well.
56:15
Yeah. Wonderful.
56:16
That sounds incredible, the Jedi training.
56:18
That's beautiful. Love that.
56:20
Yeah, thank you so much for Paving, the way for others, to
56:24
have the courage to step forward and speak their truth movie over
56:29
really look forward to when that comes out.
56:30
The book is she said is on pre-order right now.
56:33
I have a copy and Route some time.
56:35
Looking forward to getting my hands on that.
56:38
Can I say little a little bit about that?
56:39
Because yes, the book is available on Amazon and I
56:44
struggle with this because I would love to avoid Amazon at
56:47
all. Kind, of course.
56:49
And there's a little bit of a game that we have to play while
56:51
we're in this transitional period of weaning ourselves from
56:55
Big Tech and building our own platforms, which is all in the
56:58
works right now. So many amazing things being
57:00
built for the future, but in this particular stage, we're
57:03
still at the mercy of their game and I am giving a hundred
57:08
percent of my profits in my book Away.
57:11
But I am on a mission to become a New York Times bestseller
57:13
because it's a little bit of in Vendetta.
57:16
I will admit that they have, they have put my life in danger.
57:19
They lied about my presence at the at the state capitol in
57:23
January 6th. They you know, all kinds of
57:25
stuff that stirred up a real, a lot of drama in my life and they
57:30
have written hit piece after hit piece on me, New York Times
57:34
total lie. So there's nothing better than I
57:36
would love to do than to become a New York Times bestseller and
57:38
kind of put it in their face. And I will say this, the book
57:42
planned emic, it's on pre-order on Amazon right now.
57:46
If you have family friends and family that you've been trying
57:51
to wake up and you've been looking for the right links, the
57:54
right information. I put them all in this book.
57:57
Just for that reason to help us unify to help us help others
58:01
cross that bridge and reawaken to the reality of what's going
58:05
on and to be uplifted at the same time so that we have that,
58:09
that internal fortitude. To do something about it.
58:12
And so I asked if you have the Judgment of Amazon that I have,
58:16
I asked you to over Overlook that for this moment in time and
58:20
to go to Amazon, and please pre-order the book, and I'll
58:26
even go a little step further. I haven't.
58:28
Yeah, I'm just going to do it. What the hell?
58:29
I'll pay for it on my pocket. If I have to anyone who orders
58:33
over over 100 books on Amazon. Or on Barnes & Noble.
58:41
I will show me the receipt and I will create an all paid trip to
58:48
what we're launching in November, which is the the
58:50
courage 19 Awards. We're going to honor everybody
58:52
who has stepped up during covid and spoke the truth.
58:56
All the doctors, all the media personalities and I will
59:00
personally pay for a round trip and a hotel to be part of this
59:05
experience for two nights for anyone who orders over a hundred
59:08
bucks. Wow.
59:10
There you go. That's quite the offer.
59:12
Thank you. So generous.
59:14
Well, so this book is more than just a compilation of what's in
59:19
the film's. It sounds like this book is a
59:21
continuation of the journey and it sounds like it's going to be
59:24
an antidote to the planned ammonium that's happening.
59:27
Around the world right now. I like that.
59:30
Well, I got a credit that back to you.
59:35
This has been great. I know you got another interview
59:37
to get two or three minutes where can people Is there a
59:40
website or somewhere? Where you want to send people
59:42
to? Yeah, yeah.
59:43
Plan to make series.com. Everything's on there for free,
59:46
including a link to my book. You can just go straight there
59:48
and get it all in one spot. So plan dimmick.
59:51
Series.com. Awesome, Mickey.
59:53
I can't thank you enough for everything that you're doing.
59:55
And for taking the time to sit down with me this morning.
59:57
It's been really great getting to know you.
59:59
Yeah. Thank you.
1:00:00
I really appreciate your style of interview.
1:00:02
Thank you. I appreciate that.
1:00:03
Have a great day, brother. You too.
1:00:13
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