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he was supposed to start the show but he didn't.
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So,
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Unknown: I'm gonna start show.
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As always, listeners are urged to consult their own local health professional if they can find a professional
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before acting on any information presented here. Evening, Edward, take her away.
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Unknown: Good evening, and
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we are it's another Friday night, and
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we've got
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let's see. We're not going out to the club tonight.
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That's all we used to do on Friday nights, go out to the club and go have a good time, but, that's not what's happening anymore. Here we are,
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and now
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we're at a position where
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we're preventing disease from, taking over our life.
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They forgot to tell us
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that the whole time we were having fun,
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They were busy
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undermining,
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all the true knowledge we had. Basically,
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we've been lied to about everything,
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and we end up living in a la la land bubble
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that has nothing to do with reality.
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Reality
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has to do with a feeling
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that you felt when you were a child and you feel now that's the reality, the feeling.
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I'm gonna read something in a minute If I can get down to page,
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the right page.
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Come on, let's go.
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Oh, come on.
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You try to scroll on computers and then they don't go.
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What a pain.
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No, it's not scrolling.
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Something.
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This supposed to be smart.
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Smart computers,
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smartphones.
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Nuh-uh.
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I don't think this I think they lied to us again.
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They want us to think they're smarter than we are. By the way, we got some serious stories in the newsletter to read.
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And it has to do with,
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Unknown: well,
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Unknown: Tucker
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has an interview
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on
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let me read the freaking headline.
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It's better.
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I'm attempting to.
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The hacker shocks Tucker
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with the most dangerous technology
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you didn't know existed.
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I gotta tell you, when I watched that video, said, oh my goodness.
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This technology
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they have to hack
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everything
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is mind boggling.
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They're not playing. This is serious,
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serious
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hacking technology
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that anybody with a unit can hack everything.
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Everything and anything,
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they can hack your garage.
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So that way they can empty your house and do your garage coats.
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They can do the whole neighborhood at once and they can do your cars
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in the Walmart parking lot
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and be sitting in your car because they unlocked it
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When you get back to your car, you'll be very surprised.
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They're able to,
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remotely control,
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your car when you're trying to drive it, and they can make it do things like, oh, yeah, hit trees where the engine
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shoots out
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75
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feet in a Mercedes in at four in the morning.
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Oh, yeah. That was Michael Hastings.
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He had his car hit a tree at 90 miles an hour. He told his family if he dies,
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they did it
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or something to that nature. He let them know they were after him.
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They didn't like him revealing true stories and they still don't like it. If they don't want something out in the world
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and you put it out there,
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they're going to do everything
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they can to discredit
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you
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and worse.
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If they can't discredit you,
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they will destroy
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you. If they can't destroy you,
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they'll get you locked up. If that doesn't do any good,
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they have their own hitmen.
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In their world, murder is the main currency.
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That's better than money.
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And that's what we're dealing with in this world. A world
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that we do not quite understand
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because we're not
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in that
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frame of mind
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where life is meaningless and everything is about
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how much of this material
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plane you can hoard for yourself.
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And that's
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a way that
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the mentality of these people is beyond belief.
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The reality is you're either feeling the love that you're not.
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And if you're not,
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most people don't even want to live if they're not feeling that love.
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So how did medicine start in America? Let's see. The suppression
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of the successful
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cancer cure first used in 1934
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took place because of a unique set of factors.
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Among these factors were the virtual one man rule
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within the American Medical Association,
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scientific
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rivalries,
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institutional pride and arrogance,
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a power hungry head at Memorial Sloan, Kettering, determined to find
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his own cure for cancer,
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even if it required
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squashing
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those with different views,
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pharmaceutical
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companies with vested interests,
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which slowly
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took control
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of the direction of America's cancer program
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and political media
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timidity in the area of medical oversight.
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There were a number of junctions during the years since
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1934
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when if one person
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in a critical position
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had acted courageously,
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the entire history of medicine in this country could have been altered,
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but it didn't happen.
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The resulting cost in lives
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and resources
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has been
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incalculable.
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It is not an exaggeration
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to say
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that the cover up suppression and failure
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to evaluate the 1934
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cancer cure has been an American catastrophe
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exceeding anything in our history.
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Even if the 1934
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cure
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can be implemented
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in the late
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nineteen eighties,
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nothing can disguise the waste and horror
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of what has happened.
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The American Medical Association
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was by the way, this book was written I think in the 1980s.
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The American Medical Association was Association was formed
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in 1846,
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but it wasn't until 1901
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that it recognized
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a reorganization,
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excuse me, enabled it to gain
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power over how medicine was practiced
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throughout America
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by becoming
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a confederation
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of state medical associations
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and forcing doctors who wanted to belong
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to their
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county
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medical
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society
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to join the state association.
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The AMA soon increased its membership to include
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a majority of physicians.
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And then,
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by
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accrediting
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medical
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schools,
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it began determining
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the standards and practices
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of doctors.
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Those who refused to conform lost their license to practice medicine.
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In 1912,
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the AMA established its cooperative advertising
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bureau.
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Soon the AMA Chicago headquarters determined not only
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who could advertise in the state medical journals, but how much
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advertisers were expected
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to pay for their products
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were to be approved.
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Pay if their products were to be approved.
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Morris Fleishman
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was the virtual
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dictator
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of the AMA
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from the mid nineteen twenties until he was ousted on 06/06/1949
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at the AMA convention in Atlantic City.
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But even after he was forced from his position of power
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because of a revolt from several state
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delegations
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of doctors,
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the policies
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he had set in motion continued on for many years.
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He died in early 1970s.
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Couldn't have been soon enough. Okay. The Illinois Medical Society
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had warned as early as 1922
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about what was happening,
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but few paid attention or dared to oppose the trend.
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The AMA is a one man organization.
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The entire medical profession of The United States
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is at the mercy of one man.
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The journal
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controls
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all the funds.
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One example demonstrates how the AMA advertising
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and approval racket
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worked.
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According to Morris A.
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Beale,
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author of two books,
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The Superdrug
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Story
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and The Medical
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Mussolini.
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C Gilder
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of Los Angeles
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contracted with King's Laboratory to distribute a product called
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Maellum,
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m a e l u m.
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King's Laboratory requested approval
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by the MAA AMA for this product
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on 10/27/1931.
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AMA director
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Fishman wrote
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what it was
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that it was approved. Okay.
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On 11/10/1931,
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Gildner was
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approached by Fishman to purchase advertising
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in the National AMA Journal
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or any of the 42
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state medical journals.
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Gildner refused.
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On 11/16/1931,
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one week later
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through the AMA's Committee on Foods,
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Fishman revoked the AMA's seal of approval.
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According to Beale, this procedure was common practice.
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Products weren't tested for their effects on health,
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only advertising
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revenues were considered.
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Wait a second.
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According to Beale, this procedure was commonplace.
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Products weren't tested
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for their effects on health.
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Only advertising
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revenues were considered.
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In short, the AMA
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for many years was abusing its position of power to shake down potential advertisers.
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Even worse,
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it was selling its product approval
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seal
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to advertisers whose products were unsafe and unhealthy.
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Products virtually the same
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would be found on the AMA's
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approved
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and disapproved
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list. The only distinction
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being whether the manufacturers
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advertise in the Journal
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of the AMA.
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The man responsible
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for this state of affairs was,
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in the words of the Associated
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Press Science
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writer Howard Blake
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S. Lee,
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Morris Fishman's
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The Kingpin
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of American
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Medicine.
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Fishman operated
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out of the AMA Chicago headquarters.
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A few years after the successful cancer clinic of 1934,
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Doctor. R. T. Hammer,
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who did not participate in the clinic, began to use
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the procedure in Southern California.
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According to
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Benjamin Cullen,
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who observed the entire development of the cancer cure
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from the idea
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to implementation,
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Fishbeen found out
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and tried to buy in.
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When he was turned down, Fishman
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unleashed the AMA
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to destroy the cancer cure.
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Cullen recalled
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Doctor. Hammond ran an average
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of 40 cases a day through his place.
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And that was using the rifle machine, by the way.
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He had to hire two operators.
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He trained them and watched them very closely.
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The case histories
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were mounting up very fast.
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Among them was this old man from Chicago.
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He had a malignancy
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all around his face and neck.
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It was a gory mass,
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just terrible.
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Just a red gory mass.
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It had taken over all around his face.
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It had taken off one eyelid
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and the bottom of the eye.
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It had taken off
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the bottom
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of the lower lobe of the ear.
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And
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it also oh, and it had also gone
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into the cheek area, nose, and chin.
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He was a sight to behold.
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But in but in the six months,
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all that was left was a little black spot on the side of his face.
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And the condition of that was such that it was about to fall off.
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Now that man was 82
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years of age, I never saw anything like it.
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The delight of having a lovely clean
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skin again,
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just like a baby skin.
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Well,
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he went back to Chicago.
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Naturally, he couldn't keep still
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And Fishbeen heard about it. Fishbeen called him in
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and the old man was kind of
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reticent about telling him. So Fishbeen
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whined and dined him and finally learned about his cancer treatment by Doctor. Hammer
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in the San Diego clinic.
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Well, soon a man from Los Angeles
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came down.
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He had several meetings with us.
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Finally, he took us out to dinner and broached the subject about buying it.
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Well, we wouldn't do it.
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The Renown
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was spreading and we weren't even advertising.
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But of course,
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what
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did it was the case
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histories of Doctor. Hammer.
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He said that this was the most marvelous development
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of the age.
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His case histories
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were absolutely
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wonderful.
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Fishman bribed a partner in the company
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With the result,
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we were kicked into court
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operating without a license.
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I was broke after a year. In 1939
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under the pressure from the local medical society, the doctor r
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T. Hammer abandoned
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the cure.
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He is not one of the heroes of this story.
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Thus, within a few short
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years from nineteen thirty four to nineteen thirty five,
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the cure for cancer was clinically demonstrated
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and expanded into
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curing other diseases on a daily basis by other doctors
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and then determine
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when Mars Fishman of the AMA was not allowed
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to buy in,
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it was a practice he had developed into a cold heart,
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but never again would such a single mercenary
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deed doom millions of Americans
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to premature
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ugly deaths.
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It was the AMA's most shameful hour.
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In years to come,
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it may be the event which triggers lawsuits against the AMA
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for damages exceeding
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anything
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in the American
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legal history.
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I'm gonna leave it there for now. This goes on and on. Unbelievable.
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I can't wait to read the rest of it too.
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So
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that being said,
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there
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there is
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and has been
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actual
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applications
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that address
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completely
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all kinds of cancer
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and all of them has been suppressed
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just like the truth about the Kennedy
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assassination.
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Everything
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is always suppressed
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by the powers that be
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that do not want anybody
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disrupting
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their cash cow.
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Cancer,
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diabetes.
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I mean,
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you talk about cash cows.
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These are very,
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very big money draws.
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Places like the AMA
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have taken in all the money
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for decades
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only
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to block all the cures.
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It's not set up there ever to find a cure.
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That's why
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since they
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chemoed and butchered and radiated my mother
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over 70
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about seventy five years ago
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and it doesn't work.
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They murdered her literally with their applications
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And she eventually drew her last breath
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at 43 years old, a brilliant young woman.
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But
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oh, and they gave her cancer too.
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They gave it to everybody
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in the polio shots.
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That's right. Those shots were never there
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to block or stop polio.
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That only happened when they stopped spraying
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DDT
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that caused polio.
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So
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they gave three hundred and fifty million people
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polio shots
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with SV
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forty in it.
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V like in Victor,
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SV forty.
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They put cancer right into the vaccines for everybody.
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So
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basically,
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I found out
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that there were men murdered the same year as my mother only they had the answer to cancer.
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And when I uncovered
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that little trivia fact,
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I realized I better look into this because that's
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too much of a coincidence.
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When I looked into it,
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I said, oh my gosh. It was the beginning
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of very deep knowledge for me.
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And when I investigated
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fully and deeply,
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the real history of all of this,
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where the pyramids really come from that Egypt inherited,
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what's the real history of medicine in this country?
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Was there advanced societies on this planet long before
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the floods,
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before
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recorded history?
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And no one is talking about it
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in mainstream,
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you'd have to be getting that under the table.
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They do not want
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anything to do with the truth out.
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They need in order to control the massive populations
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on the planet,
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they need people to really stay ignorant.
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Hence the reason why the Catholic church
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burned all the
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books
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during the
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middle ages
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and killed all the booksellers.
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They murdered Galileo
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and they
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housed
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the most
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disgusting,
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the most,
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I would say creative
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torture equipment ever made on this planet.
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They have coffins with spikes on both sides. They put humans into them and then close it. So the spikes
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are in both sides of their body slowly draining the blood out.
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And of course, they had machines to lay you down on to stretch your hands and feet and pull your sockets out of your body
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just for the fun of it.
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And,
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basically, what do they do?
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They just turn cultures against cultures
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so no one sees their hidden hand.
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The I mean,
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the Vatican Trust is
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over 1,700
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years old, one of the wealthiest trusts on the planet.
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And by the way, it has a board of directors.
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Are they, religious
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people, all those people?
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Yeah. Right.
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Their religion is their own rules. I always said out of if there's a billion and a half Christians on this planet,
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that means there's a billion and a half different versions
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of Christian
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Christianity.
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But when the Vatican
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destroyed
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all of the Greek
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Christians,
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burned their books and murdered them all and went after them so they can establish the real Christian religion,
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their version of it
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to dominate the earth. They wanted to rule the earth. They realized they couldn't support the armies
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long distance anymore.
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It wasn't working.
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So they figured out this whole religious thing.
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It was Phyllabian
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in March,
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the son of the emperor Phyllabian
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who had just died
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that went to the senate and asked them
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to approve his father as a god now that he
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passed on,
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and they did.
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And he proclaimed
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to be the son
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of a god.
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And everybody knows or heard about, he hired a very,
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intellectual
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Jew
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or Jewish man
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that had great knowledge
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and
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contracted him
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to write their version of the New Testament.
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And voila,
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that's how the New Testament
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came to be under the Vatican's
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version,
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which later became
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the King James version
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when they hired that criminal to write the footnotes
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and then took those bibles and shipped them all over the world so everybody would have the right version,
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their version after murdering all the opposition
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and making up their own version,
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and that's what everybody reads today.
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Their bastardized
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version
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of the real truth.
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By the way, there's over 4,000
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versions of the New Testament.
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And that's only because they didn't have, you know,
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an HP
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printer or a Xerox printer.
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Matter of fact, they didn't have any kind of printer
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till just recently.
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So every time they made a copy, it was by hand.
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Everybody makes mistakes. Every time they copy one page,
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there's always gonna be something.
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So,
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basically, they were copying from copies of copies of copies.
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And now
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you got the scriptures and that's
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the law of god. You better obey it or you're in trouble.
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They use fear and guilt
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to control the people.
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That's the most powerful weapon there is that religion uses
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Fear
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and guilt.
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And they lord it over the people.
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It's a control factor.
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And there's nothing more that control freaks
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like to do
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than control.
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So the control freaks that are at the top of the world,
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lopsiding
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and and and and funneling
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all the money into their own pockets,
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Well, they have their own idea about what this world
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shoulda, woulda, coulda be,
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and, they're
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gonna implement it whether you like it or not if they have their choice.
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And that is total control and subjugation
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over every human on this planet.
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And they have no empathy,
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it seems.
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I don't know how they could
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when they genocide everybody with
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COVID vaccines.
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Do you know
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they made up that word COVID so you'll
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you forget about use nobody has the flu anymore, by the way.
30:41
Hey.
30:42
The flu is finally eradicated
30:45
after forty, fifty, sixty years of giving people flu shots
30:51
with
30:53
some of the worst horrendous
30:55
chemicals in them.
30:57
So,
30:58
they actually
31:00
disintegrate
31:01
and leave this world earlier.
31:05
They finally
31:07
got it and renamed it COVID.
31:11
Because if you look at the language of
31:14
the flu,
31:16
it's a nickname for
31:18
influenza.
31:21
Where did the word influenza
31:23
come from? Anybody know here?
31:26
It came from the word influence.
31:30
They just added a little
31:33
tail end there.
31:35
Influence. It started in the '18 around 1856
31:39
when they set up
31:43
the telegraph wires and everybody got sick under the wires from dirty electricity,
31:48
which is still happening today. And seasonally,
31:51
they always got sick, everybody under the wires.
31:54
So what they called it was influence.
31:58
They were being influenced.
32:02
And later on, it became a medical condition called influenza everybody got.
32:10
And then they just shortened it and called it the flu.
32:14
But now they don't want anybody connecting the dots.
32:18
So they changed the whole thing now,
32:21
and the flu is gone, and now it's
32:24
COVID
32:26
nineteen.
32:28
Okay.
32:31
So where did the flu go?
32:35
Anybody know where the flu is hiding?
32:38
Because no one none of the doctors are talking about it.
32:42
Now it's all COVID.
32:46
Unknown: I actually have a 40 year old can of Lysol
32:50
that says it kills COVID.
32:53
Unknown: Really?
32:55
Really?
32:56
Unknown: It doesn't say 19.
32:58
It says COVID.
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Unknown: Interesting.
33:02
Unknown: It's 40 year old can of Lysol, bro.
33:06
Unknown: Wow.
33:09
And it says it on the 40 year old can. It's not like a new advertisement.
33:14
Unknown: It says will kill COVID, influenza,
33:17
and, yeah, it names out all kinds of stuff.
33:21
It's right on the 40 year old Lysol can from the sixties. Actually, now
33:26
older than that. So
33:28
Unknown: I know it's 60 five years. 66.
33:32
So we
33:33
we're getting older than that. We're almost I think we're we're getting almost older than dirt ourselves.
33:41
Unknown: Exactly.
33:43
But I was like, wait a minute.
33:46
COVID?
33:47
They had COVID in the sixties.
33:50
Yeah. Evidently, they were killing it with Lysol.
33:55
So it's just a strain that they created in China so they could you know,
33:59
it's it's an attack on this country. That's what it was. Everybody I mean, anybody with half a brain knows that,
34:06
you know,
34:08
that when you bring you know, at that they busted two
34:13
Wuhan style labs in California that were
34:16
engineering
34:19
microbes.
34:19
And and all of a sudden, we got
34:22
span we got what was that? The
34:25
bird flu got in the cattle.
34:27
You think that happened accidentally?
34:32
Unknown: No. Hell no. They're experimenting.
34:35
Unknown: That came from a Chinese lab in California, bro. They busted two of them. Yeah. And they ain't talking about that. That's an attack on this country.
34:43
That is an attack on it. Just like we had an invasion
34:46
over you know, a year ago, we had an invasion for four years. It was an invasion of this country. You can't call it anything else, man.
34:55
And it was it was paid for.
34:57
It was bought and paid for an invasion of this country.
35:01
And the people that instigated this invasion need to go down.
35:06
They need to get prosecuted
35:08
because
35:10
it's insurrection and treason.
35:12
And what I like is when people say, oh, Trump committed insurrection and treason.
35:16
I tell them, well, you know, here's one of the here's one of the interesting
35:20
views of interest of of insurrection and treason.
35:24
Every mayor that flew to Canada and signed the international compact contract, which our mayor was Hickenlooper,
35:31
and created he created Colorado
35:33
as part you know, what they actually after he went there and signed that compact contract,
35:38
which what is a mayor signing a foreign treaty with a foreign country doing?
35:43
Wouldn't that be considered insurrection and treason?
35:46
Unknown: Yeah.
35:48
Unknown: Yeah. Okay. And then after he signed that international compact contract,
35:53
they changed the definition of state under Colorado law.
35:59
A state used to be any state or territory.
36:01
Now it's any state, territory,
36:04
or providence of Canada.
36:08
What? Shit.
36:10
Yep. What? They changed the definition. Yep. It's right in the you you can look it up in the Colorado law, man. You know what? Take my word for it.
36:18
It's right there in the in on the Internet. Definition of state is any state or federal territory or providence of Canada.
36:25
And
36:26
after he went and signed that international compact contract,
36:29
every code enforcement violation ticket has on it international
36:34
code.
36:36
So since then, they've endorsed international code throughout the whole state.
36:43
So how is that not insurrection or treason?
36:47
And then it gets even better.
36:49
When he became governor,
36:52
he flew to Paris and signed the Paris Accord. Well, what the hell is a Paris Accord?
36:58
It's a treaty with a bunch of foreign countries.
37:02
Right? So what governor can sign a treaty with a bunch of foreign countries and not commit insurrection
37:07
or treason?
37:10
Unknown: Right.
37:11
Unknown: Good question. Right? Now he's a senator.
37:15
And it's like, that asshole should you know? And you know what the penalty is for insurrection and treason?
37:23
Go ahead. You don't get no prison time, bro. You get a choice. You can actually choose.
37:29
You get to choose between the bullet or the rope.
37:34
You either get hung by the deck until you're dead or you're shot by a firing squad, but you get to choose.
37:42
And every governor that signed the Paris Accord and then when he came after he signed the Paris Accord, he came flew back here, and he shut down two coal plants at a coal mine
37:53
to con to comply with the Paris Accord.
37:57
Right. And put a whole lot of people out of work.
38:03
And
38:03
how is that not insurrection or treason?
38:06
So every governor that flew to Paris and signed the Paris Accord committed insurrection
38:11
and treason, and that ain't no shit.
38:14
And every mayor
38:16
that flew to Canada and signed the international compact contract
38:20
creating the and what that did is it said that Denver is the Vatican of Colorado
38:26
and that all
38:27
it says that all probate cases must go through the city and county of Denver. Now you think the other counties were down for that shit?
38:37
Probably not.
38:39
I don't think so.
38:42
So
38:43
how is that asshole sitting on the senate seat?
38:46
And then when the people were advertising for running for office, you know what they're saying? We have to protect our migrants.
38:55
Are you talking about the illegal aliens you brought into this country?
38:59
10 to eight we had eight to 12 buses a day, bro,
39:03
in December
39:05
of year before, you know, when before Trump got in office. We were getting eight to 10 buses a day, sometimes 12, and we're talking 88 to a 100 people per bus
39:15
here in Denver. That's in
39:17
Unknown: Colorado.
39:18
Right? In Den they Yeah. I bet you remember on the news where the gangs took over the apartment buildings there?
39:27
Unknown: Yeah. They took over 10 square blocks of apartments. Two apartment buildings per block.
39:33
10 square blocks had two guys with AR fifteens or AK 47 standing in front of them, and they couldn't speak English.
39:42
And they controlled all 10 of those square blocks.
39:45
And when that when that lady was interviewing Vance, you know what she said? Well, it's only a handful of apartments that are taken over.
39:53
He said, do you hear yourself, Brady?
39:56
Do you listen to yourself?
39:59
You're talking about only a handful
40:01
of apartments that are taken over by a foreign gang,
40:05
and you think that's okay?
40:09
I mean, give me a break.
40:12
And they had to they arrested 19
40:16
Venezuelans
40:17
over that.
40:19
And then they let them out on a thousand dollar cash only bail, all 19 of them. And a guy showed up with $19,000,
40:25
walked them all out, and then we flew him with our money to New York.
40:31
Now how is that
40:34
not
40:36
aiding and abetting an invasion?
40:40
I mean, let's call it what it is, man.
40:44
We had an invasion of over 20,000,000 people in this country, bro, and we don't know who the hell they are. And I bet you, who knows how many thousands of them are Iranians?
40:55
And we might have who knows how many Iranian cells in this country.
40:59
Unknown: They predict Because coming the shit out of them right now.
41:04
Unknown: They predict We don't know. And then I mean Do you hear me? Not to mention, Venezuelans,
41:10
you know, I mean, we had some bad we got some really bad people in this country right now, and we don't know who the hell they are or where they are or what they're up to. But a friend of mine saw
41:19
about was it 15 of them at a firing range?
41:23
And every one of them had brand new AR fifteens and brand new Brandon high powers.
41:28
Every one of them. And they couldn't speak no English.
41:32
They said they weren't speaking Spanish either.
41:36
So I'm thinking maybe Portuguese
41:38
or who knows? You know, there's a lot of languages out there.
41:42
But he said they kinda looked Hispanic,
41:43
but it's like, what the hell is that, bro?
41:46
It says when illegal
41:48
migrants getting
41:50
brand new weapons.
41:54
That's a problem, bro.
41:56
You know? And there was a shitload of them that had taken over 10 square blocks.
42:00
And they're like, oh, it's only a handful. Well, how many how many M and M's can you grab in a handful?
42:07
10 square blocks worth.
42:09
So how is that not an invasion of this country?
42:14
You know?
42:16
That's the only thing I could call it. And why aren't the people that are aiding and abetting those assholes
42:21
getting prosecuted right now instead of running for office?
42:24
That's what gets me. I wanna kick everyone's ass. You know? It's like, you're running for office, and you aided and abetted millions of migrants to come into this country? Why are you not behind bars?
42:36
Unknown: What is
42:37
Unknown: in there?
42:39
Kurt. Kurt. Oh, yeah. Griswold. Get this.
42:43
Don't get me started. You know, let me tell you about Janet Janet Griswold. In 2020,
42:46
she put windows in the ballot envelopes, bro.
42:50
You ever heard of that?
42:54
I've been seeing ballots for a long time, and I have never in my life seen windows in the ballot envelopes.
43:00
Makes sense. Supposed to be what?
43:03
Secret ballots. Right?
43:05
No. Right?
43:08
Yeah. You're not supposed to know what people are voting for in that envelope. All you had to do is bend it in half, and you could see if it was a republican or a democrat that was voting.
43:19
Uh-oh.
43:21
Rut row.
43:22
And that's how
43:24
the Democrats win by a landslide in this state. Then we got vote counting machines. So what happened to Tina Peters?
43:30
Now don't think they let her out because he was all generous and wanted to pardon her. It was because of my brief.
43:37
And my brief's gonna get her her felony charges vacated,
43:41
and they're gonna and it's gonna get her millions of dollars.
43:45
Because my brief lays out the fact that when they arrested her on a no bail warrant, it was Jenna Griswold that issued that warrant. Can the secretary of state issue a warrant?
43:56
Only for payment.
43:58
Oh, yeah. They can, but only for payment.
44:01
Because I know I got one from the state from Washington State. I got a I got a warrant for payment.
44:08
I'd never seen one before.
44:10
You can't go down and deposit that at the bank, and you can't cash it at the bank either.
44:17
But that's all that's the only warrant they can issue. She issued a no cash no bail warrant and had her arrested on a no bail warrant.
44:27
Then the attorney general
44:29
made it a $500,000
44:31
cash bail warrant because he realized they could only demand a no bail warrant on capital fences.
44:37
And they can't hang her. They can't, you know, they can't give her life in prison for this.
44:42
So
44:43
he made it 500,000
44:45
cash only bill. Well, when the when it got before the county prosecutor,
44:50
which since when does the county prosecutor the last one to get a warrant?
44:54
Right?
44:56
When it got to him, he made it 25,000
44:58
cash only,
45:00
which still
45:02
every one of those cash only bail warrants is a violation of article
45:06
two sections 19 of the Colorado state constitution.
45:09
And when they demand excessive and unauthorized bail, like no bail or $500,000
45:14
cash only bail, that is a violation of article two sections nineteen and twenty. And all you gotta do is know the difference between singular and plural,
45:22
which I learned in first grade.
45:25
Because the constitution under article two sections 19 of the Colorado State Constitution says the state shall provide sufficient sureties,
45:33
which last I checked is
45:35
plural.
45:36
Right?
45:38
Ends in the ES.
45:40
Now cash only bail. Is that singular or plural?
45:46
Singular. Come on.
45:49
Only gives you the clue, doesn't it?
45:52
Unknown: Singular. Only. What
45:54
Unknown: is their excuse?
45:56
What the hell is their excuse for demanding cash only bail excessive and unauthorized bills under article two section 20?
46:04
Well, 500,000 is way excessive and unauthorized, and even 25,000 for her charges are way excessive and unauthorized.
46:11
So
46:12
everything they did was a violation of of her constitutional rights, not one but two
46:17
of her constitutional
46:18
rights in this just the state constitution, not to mention the fourth, the fifth, the sixth, and the eighth amendment of the United States constitution.
46:26
So
46:27
they have to vacate her felonies,
46:30
and they have to pay her
46:32
under James Travant versus Tampa, it's $1,186
46:36
a minute for every minute she's illegally detained.
46:39
Those are $86,
46:40
bro.
46:43
And there's been a few cases that have
46:46
recertified that.
46:48
So
46:51
they're gonna owe her a lot that she may bankrupt the state.
46:57
If she does it right,
46:59
she could literally
47:01
bank go after the assholes like t and p like like,
47:05
Tina Peters could go after the
47:07
attorney general,
47:09
Griswold,
47:11
and the and the prosecuting attorney. She could take their bonds.
47:15
She could put them in prison.
47:18
Because what they did
47:19
was a it was, you know, criminal profiteering, racketeering, organized crime, and money laundering, not to mention official misconduct,
47:26
malfeasance, misfeasance, nonfeasance of office.
47:29
You
47:30
know, everything they did was was
47:33
a clear violation of the state constitution,
47:36
which they give a shit not about.
47:38
They don't give us a damn about the constitution of the state because I left messages. I filed an amicus brief
47:44
that said you have to let her go because you're violating her constitutional rights by keeping her, and they ignored it.
47:50
Now they said, oh, well, I'm gonna pardon her. Well, that doesn't make her a nonfelon.
47:56
So I'm gonna make them vacate her felony charge
48:00
probably through an amicus brief, but I might do it a different way. I'm gonna see if I can't get ahold of her and throw her the paperwork and say go for it. You know? I'll be happy to
48:10
help you with that one.
48:12
But what's funny is they won't let anybody look at me now if I go to court with them. Don't look at him.
48:21
They don't like me signaling people, I guess.
48:24
I think they they think I think they thought I had they must have thought I had some kind of signal system going because I had a lady sitting there typing.
48:33
You know, she she would sit there and not type on a computer for ten minutes. And I scratched my nose, and she started typing.
48:42
And I scratched my ears. She started typing again. And I didn't move for about five minutes.
48:47
Then I scratched my head. She started typing.
48:51
And so then I scratched my ear, my nose, my head, my chin, and she just feverishly typing
48:57
away.
48:58
So she was sitting there typing every movement I made so they could try to figure out what I was telling him through the movements, And I wasn't telling him nothing.
49:07
I was just scratching.
49:10
But, I mean yeah. And then now that I've had a judge Burbach, he as soon as I walked into the courtroom behind my friend, I was, you know, I was I had to go to the bathroom, so I was a few minutes late.
49:21
And he walks in there and he's got he they called him up, and I walked up and stood stood behind him, and the judge said, I'm recusing myself.
49:29
And he recused himself from the case, judge Burbach.
49:33
And
49:34
Charles was like, what the hell, man? I said, he he remembered me because I didn't remember him. I had a
49:41
he I I went before him after
49:44
I had a heart attack,
49:46
and
49:47
I I totally forgot about him. But I went through the transcripts, and I realized that he was a guy that labeled me as a sovereign citizen.
49:56
And I told him, you realize by putting by putting by labeling me as sovereign citizen, you're labeling me as a domestic terrorist under federal law.
50:05
Like and I said, right now, you're committing
50:08
numerous crimes, including
50:11
slander,
50:11
libel,
50:12
and defamation of character.
50:14
And you have no
50:16
you have no immunity from that.
50:20
I said, you think you have absolute immunity?
50:22
You better look up Archie versus Lanier.
50:27
That's a supreme court case
50:29
where judge Lanier
50:32
raped
50:32
two clerks in his judge's chambers,
50:36
but he was wearing his robe when he did it.
50:39
Oh, shit. And so he claimed it was a judicial act, and therefore, he had absolute judicial immunity.
50:46
And the state supreme court said, yeah. I guess you're right.
50:51
And he got off.
50:54
But the problem with that is
50:57
two lady
50:58
prosecutors,
51:00
federal,
51:01
they kind of took an exception to that.
51:04
And they dragged him in under Archie versus Lanier,
51:08
and
51:09
Supreme Court said, sorry.
51:12
But
51:13
raping you know, unwanted sex as you call it
51:17
is considered rape. And whether you have your robe on or not, it's a felony,
51:24
and you don't have immunity.
51:27
Sorry.
51:28
No absolute immunity. You have qualified immunity, and you don't qualify.
51:33
Every judge has qualified immunity. And if they don't qualify, guess what? They don't get it. There is no immunity.
51:41
And judge O'Hare went to prison.
51:44
And then there was another judge. I can't forget that. I can't remember that case, but he was,
51:48
he was a night court judge.
51:50
He stopped at this coffee stand and got some coffee, and he thought it was still putrid that he had the the guard going to arrest the guy selling coffee.
52:01
Had him bring him in the court
52:03
and said, yeah. This is putrid coffee.
52:08
And he claimed absolute judicial immunity over that one.
52:12
And they said, sorry, but,
52:14
you know, it's not in your job description to bring some guy in that sold you bad coffee and have him arrested.
52:24
That's not your you know, it's not not in your job description.
52:28
So
52:29
there's some cases out there that say, no. There is no such thing as absolute judicial immunity. There's qualified
52:35
immunity.
52:36
There's another case
52:38
called Kalina versus Fletcher out of Washington State.
52:42
And that one lays out where prosecute
52:45
prosecutorial immunity lies.
52:47
And it
52:49
and so if you look at those those two cases in the discipline of Hammer Master from Washington State Supreme Court and
52:56
Colina versus Fletcher,
52:58
one lays out prosecutorial
53:00
immunity,
53:01
one lays out judicial immunity.
53:04
And in the discipline of Hammer Master case, that is the guy was the worst judge I've ever seen in my life, and I've been through a lot of judges.
53:12
But he told this one guy, this poor kid had done six days in jail for a nonarrestable offense in this guy's jail.
53:18
He goes, if you don't pay the $63 a day, we charge to be in my jail. I'm gonna give you another six days. If you don't pay that, I'm giving you another six days. And then that and then so $63
53:29
a day times six.
53:30
This kid didn't have it. He was 18 years old. He just turned 18.
53:36
And and and
53:37
he says, effectively,
53:39
if if you don't pay it, you're gonna spend the rest of your life in my jail.
53:43
He believed him.
53:46
And I went out and said, dude, the guy's full of shit. Okay? I'm gonna help you file a complaint with the commission on judicial conduct. Here's my number. I ended up doing that to about 19 people that day.
53:58
K.
54:00
And
54:01
judge Hammermaster got 19 points against him in a two week period of time.
54:07
Wonder how that happened.
54:09
Maybe somebody helped him. Couldn't say who.
54:12
But
54:13
and one guy, he told him, if you don't learn English in the next thirty days, I'm not giving you an interpreter, and I'm not giving you an attorney.
54:20
I'm giving you a year in jail.
54:23
He goes, no.
54:25
No. He goes, you better.
54:29
I mean and then what really and then what's funny is the you know, he got 19 complaints filed against him in two week period of time, and the commission
54:38
on judicial conduct said, we are giving you the maximum. We're throwing the book at you.
54:43
We're gonna suspend you for six weeks without pay.
54:48
Oh.
54:50
Well, that's really bad.
54:52
Well,
54:54
Hammer Master goes, oh, you can't do that. I'm judge Hammer Master. You can't do that to me. I'm gonna appeal that to the Supreme Court.
55:02
Dumbest thing that dumbasshole
55:04
ever did.
55:06
Because when he appealed it to the Supreme Court, they started going through these complaints,
55:10
and they go, wait a minute.
55:12
You made up special forms to try people in their absence?
55:17
He goes, well, yeah. They didn't show up. I just found him guilty and sentenced him to time.
55:24
So when they got pulled over the next time, they didn't go to court. They went right to jail for whatever ninety days or whatever hundred days or whatever dime he gave them up to a 164
55:34
or a hundred he could give us as many as three hundred sixty four days.
55:38
And a lot of times he did that.
55:41
Hammer master. That's why they called him Hammer master. It wasn't just his name.
55:44
He was a total piece of crap.
55:47
So, yeah, when he appealed it to the state supreme court, they said, you you made up forms to try people in their absence. We're not putting up with that crap. If you don't resign or retire, we are gonna prosecute you.
55:59
And we're gonna suspend you for another additional
56:02
six months without pay. And if you don't resign or retire in that time, we're gonna prosecute you. And so he, yeah, he decided to retire.
56:08
I bet. But it's
56:11
a pretty good case to look over in the discipline of Hammer Master. You couldn't find it before, but I I called up and gave him a bunch of shit. And I said, if you don't make that available online, I'm gonna sue you. And boom. It was on that day.
56:22
So
56:25
so now you can find it.
56:27
And Selena versus Fletcher is another one that you know? Alright. Can you hear me?
56:34
You hear me? I'll you back.
56:36
I can hear you. Sorry. Oh, okay. No. No. I'll mute. There's
56:41
Unknown: a lot there's a lot that
56:46
people can learn from you. There you have
56:50
decades
56:51
of experience
56:52
in a field that most people
56:55
are very shy about. And I noticed
56:59
a
57:00
a while ago when I started talking to you that you were doing a good job of getting over being shy. You were really working at it.
57:11
Unknown: Yeah. It's tough for me.
57:16
Unknown: And, well, we're all working at it. And,
57:19
basically,
57:21
you do not let anybody
57:24
ever
57:26
violate your rights or disrespect
57:29
you
57:29
to your face when they act like they have some kind of authority over you when actually
57:36
they
57:38
they work for you if they're working for tax dollars in their public servants.
57:45
Not that they work for you, but they're not to do anything to,
57:50
violate you or obstruct you. And they had to provide you
57:54
with every
57:55
opportunity
57:56
to see every document and everything you ask for.
58:01
And when they don't provide you
58:04
with
58:05
the documents
58:06
you request
58:08
and they start to block it,
58:11
then
58:12
now
58:14
we see where the real
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challenge is
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getting putting them in their place
58:20
and
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spanking them all
58:24
so they learn
58:26
not to behave like that anymore. I noticed
58:30
you've done a pretty good job of spanking them public officials
58:36
if if if if that's a good way to say it, Kurt.
58:40
Unknown: I gotta get better at it. But You can do it. I got pulled over last time I got pulled over I like I like to tell people this one. First thing is when the cop came up to me, first thing I said is before we get started, officer, I got a question to ask you. Guess what's that? Are you said, you attempting to enforce traffic code in an unmarked police vehicle in violation of state and federal law, officer?
59:00
He looked back at his car and goes,
59:04
I I guess so.
59:06
I said, well, how many laws can you violate in order to enforce how many other laws? Can you violate one in order to enforce two? Can you violate two in order to force one?
59:15
Because I'm not gonna answer that question.
59:17
I said, I didn't think you would.
59:20
He's like
59:22
and I said, do you oh, by the way, do you have your delegation authority on you?
59:26
Because what's that?
59:28
I go, well, you know, oddly enough, when I woke up this morning, I checked my job description. Nowhere in my job description did say I was here to educate you in the law.
59:38
I said, do you have it?
59:39
He goes, what is it?
59:42
I go, well, you know, you seem like a nice guy. I'll tell you. It's your police ID. Do you have it on you?
59:48
He looked down at his feet.
59:52
What does that tell you?
59:56
I said, where'd you leave it?
59:57
Back at home.
59:59
I said, you know what? I could actually place you under citizen's arrest right now for impersonating officer in code of law and official misconduct. Are you aware of that?
1:00:09
He said, no. I said, well, now you are.
1:00:12
Do you want me to? He says, no.
1:00:16
I said, then go home and get your damn ID. Make yourself legal. I'm gonna let you go this time because I think you're a nice guy.
1:00:24
He could he said, can't believe this shit.
1:00:28
I said, oh, by the way, you're gonna write me a ticket? You I was doing 54 and a forty, fifty two and a 40. You're gonna write me a ticket? He goes, you want me to write you a ticket? I go, I insist.
1:00:38
Because you want me to write you a ticket? I go, I insist.
1:00:43
Why do you want me to write you a ticket? I said, because I'm looking forward to setting the case precedence in this matter.
1:00:49
So he wrote me a ticket, but before I even got to court, they turned me over to collection.
1:00:56
So I just told collection agency, please provide me the protected instrument bearing my signature that allows me to use charge me even a dime.
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Oh, the ticket. I go, great. Show me the signature on the ticket.
1:01:11
Well,
1:01:12
I signed it without prejudice.
1:01:14
So I said, what happens? I said, what would happen if somebody was stupid enough to not sign this ticket? He goes, well, we'd write you another ticket and take you to jail. I said, luckily, I'm not one of those people here. Give me the damn ticket.
1:01:25
Okay? So I signed it with a WP
1:01:28
next to my signature.
1:01:30
So I signed my signature, and I attached a WP to it.
1:01:34
So when you get in front of the judge, you said I need to see the perfected instrument bearing my signature that brings me in any kind of contractual basis with this court. They go, it's your signature on this ticket right here. You go, well, you might wanna look at that WP that's attached to my signature because under state and federal law by signing without prejudice under duress or the like.
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I'm refusing to be brought in any commercial contract or agreement that I do not enter into knowingly, willingly, voluntarily.
1:01:57
But thanks for asking.
1:02:01
And
1:02:02
they're done.
1:02:04
They got no contract. You didn't sign dick. Your signature means nothing
1:02:09
because you signed it without prejudice,
1:02:11
which says I refuse to be brought in any commercial contract or agreement that I do not enter into knowingly, willingly, or voluntarily.
1:02:18
So it's a good one to know.
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Unknown: That's correct. Most people, though, they don't have that much interaction
1:02:27
in the courts. So when they do have interaction
1:02:30
in the courts,
1:02:32
they usually just petrified
1:02:34
with their head down. I could stand in any courtroom
1:02:37
and you'll see one by one, they mosey up to the pedestal
1:02:42
and they
1:02:43
Okay.
1:02:44
And whatever the whatever the commissioner
1:02:47
or
1:02:48
magistrate says,
1:02:50
that's what they're gonna do. These aren't magistrates,
1:02:54
aren't judges.
1:02:55
They're
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they're military tribunals,
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Unknown: and they just Oh, yes. Yes. Most people don't know this, but magistrates
1:03:03
and
1:03:04
pro tem judges have to have your permission to hear the case.
1:03:09
And all you have to do is not object, and you gave him tacit authority to hear the case.
1:03:14
So
1:03:16
if you get in front of a magistrate or a pro tem judge that you don't like, you can say,
1:03:22
at this time, I motion to transfer.
1:03:25
I am filing a motion to transfer because I demand a duly elected judge.
1:03:30
I will not allow a pro tem or a magistrate hear this case, and I object. And you submit it in writing.
1:03:38
And guess what?
1:03:42
They can't stand on your case anymore.
1:03:45
They can no longer be your judge because if you object and then do a notice objection, if they make a ruling, you can go after them.
1:03:55
Boy, they don't like it when you go after them. I could tell you that for sure. Oh, I know. I have another friend,
1:04:02
Unknown: and he just sued two judges.
1:04:05
He's gonna work with us, and he's
1:04:08
having fun just suing judges.
1:04:11
He found out where to go and sue
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Unknown: It's gonna be fun. He just told me that. Yeah. I I heard about that one. A friend he told me about that too. Somebody was telling me about that.
1:04:23
I'm gonna have to go after yeah. I I
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Unknown: totally forgot that. We're gonna have a one,
1:04:29
I think.
1:04:31
Unknown: Hell, yeah. Oh, dude. I got I got a laundry list of judges I can go after, and none of them have that immunity in in these cases. Well, they're all pretty much in on on
1:04:43
Unknown: on the corruption.
1:04:44
I don't know any division of the courts
1:04:48
that I can say is less corrupt than another.
1:04:51
Every one of them is more corrupt than the other. Then you get back to the other one, and it just goes around
1:04:56
in a vicious circle. I cannot determine
1:05:00
which one
1:05:01
is more they're all corrupt. And every my friends tell me, well, this county in this state is the most corrupt in the country. No. This one is the most corrupt in the country. No. My other friend says, This one is.
1:05:19
Unknown: Well, you know what Trump said?
1:05:23
Unknown: He said Colorado
1:05:24
Unknown: in Pueblo.
1:05:25
When he was in Pueblo, he said Jefferson County, Colorado is the most corrupt county in The United States. And I was like, well, damn, man. I've been to Cook County, Illinois. I mean, I've been to some some bad ones. Right?
1:05:37
And so I started I went down to county courthouse. I said, oh, in New Orleans' courthouse. He goes, it's obviously the county. I said, great. Show me.
1:05:44
He said, I'm not wasting my time. I said, no. You're wasting my time.
1:05:48
Either you show me or you get a copy of your job description, we'll go over it together with your supervisor, and you can show me where you can withhold public record from me. How about that?
1:05:57
Well, that's how we're gonna play it. I go, that's how I always play it.
1:06:01
Fine.
1:06:03
So he punches it up on the computer, and he turned white as a sheep.
1:06:08
He went, oh my god. I've worked here fifteen years. I had no idea. I said, no idea what.
1:06:14
He said, I had no idea that this courthouse was owned by the Jefferson County Finance Corporation.
1:06:21
And I said, how about the jail, the sheriff's office, and the prosecutor's office?
1:06:27
He punches those up, and he goes, yep.
1:06:31
All owned by the Jefferson County Finance Corporation.
1:06:34
Unknown: What?
1:06:36
Unknown: Yeah.
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So then,
1:06:39
I get pulled over by that Lakewood Cup. Right?
1:06:42
And
1:06:44
it was kinda funny because I saw him coming up on my ass in an unmarked vehicle And so I slowed way down because I was coming up to this corner of Colfax and Sheridan. That was Colfax is like the longest street in The United States.
1:06:57
And
1:06:57
so I slowed way down. Soon as the light turned yellow, I punched it. And they got a legal yellow light in Colfax and Sheridan. People don't realize a lot of cities have illegal
1:07:08
lights because when the yellow light is is only a second, that's illegal under federal law.
1:07:14
Yellow light has to be at least three seconds
1:07:17
by federal law.
1:07:19
Because you can't make it through an intersection in one second, can you?
1:07:27
Not at all. But you can in three.
1:07:29
Yeah. 1001,
1:07:30
1002, 1003, you just made it to that intersection. Right?
1:07:35
And so,
1:07:37
yeah, I I I nailed them on that before I got a ticket for red red light. I I I videotaped the the light, and I told them this is a federally illegal light, and every ticket written from this light is a felony.
1:07:50
And you can be prosecuted for it.
1:07:54
I got your attention.
1:07:57
Unknown: I'll bet you, And
1:07:59
Unknown: they fixed the light.
1:08:02
Funny how that works.
1:08:04
Now it's a three second, yep, light. Now all along Kopech. But before after 10:00, they all went to one second.
1:08:12
So 10:00,
1:08:14
boom. After that,
1:08:15
all the lights were one second yellow lights. Well, can you make it through that yellow light in one second? No.
1:08:22
So, yeah, they just. That's how they do their criminal
1:08:27
profiteering, racketeering, organized crime, money laundering. Yeah. That's how they make their dough.
1:08:32
But
1:08:35
what do you got for cancer?
1:08:38
Unknown: Well,
1:08:39
the truth is
1:08:41
that doctors are never trained in parasites.
1:08:46
Doctor Stella
1:08:48
has just
1:08:50
started a thing in The United States.
1:08:54
And here's here's what she started.
1:08:57
It's it's something
1:08:58
really cool.
1:09:00
She said,
1:09:01
don't
1:09:02
don't we deworm our cats, our dogs, our horses?
1:09:08
And,
1:09:09
well,
1:09:10
do
1:09:11
the the so she went to the doctors. How come you're not
1:09:15
deworming
1:09:16
the people?
1:09:18
And and the doctors said, well, people in America, they don't have They any
1:09:24
do it in Europe. So
1:09:27
obviously
1:09:28
so she said,
1:09:29
the way we're gonna fix everybody's health in America
1:09:33
is we're all gonna deworm.
1:09:35
Everybody's gonna start deworming.
1:09:40
So now
1:09:41
that fits in with what I do, utilizing the bentonite clay and the magnesium
1:09:47
ozone
1:09:48
to deworm
1:09:49
all the humans
1:09:51
because they're full of worms and parasites,
1:09:55
candida,
1:09:56
fungus,
1:09:58
etcetera
1:09:59
etcetera.
1:10:00
And those critters
1:10:02
need a host
1:10:04
so they can enjoy life too. They're like you. They wanna kick back
1:10:09
and have sex just like y'all.
1:10:12
They don't wanna have to work.
1:10:15
That's like too much work.
1:10:17
So they just want you to feed them.
1:10:20
And by the way, 02:00 in the morning when they tell you, get up and get me some ice cream and you obey them.
1:10:28
Because they they like to feed that cancer on children.
1:10:33
How do you starve cancer?
1:10:36
You stop
1:10:37
giving it sugar.
1:10:39
I know of two doctors in this country
1:10:42
twenty years ago
1:10:44
that would starve everybody
1:10:46
of sugar and then give them glucose
1:10:48
with one tenth the amount of chemotherapy,
1:10:52
mix it together so that the cells would suck up all the glucose
1:10:57
with a tiny bit of chemo in it
1:11:01
to only kill the tumors. They had a interesting
1:11:06
approach
1:11:08
to cancer.
1:11:10
Are there doctors
1:11:12
and applications
1:11:15
that
1:11:16
were
1:11:17
fixing cancer,
1:11:19
that
1:11:21
they did not want the public to know about?
1:11:24
Yes. The answer is absolutely
1:11:28
positively
1:11:30
yes.
1:11:31
I was reading earlier
1:11:34
about
1:11:35
doctor Reif and
1:11:37
how he
1:11:38
was blackballed. They destroyed his equipment and his records after proving
1:11:45
that all cancer is addressable.
1:11:48
The same
1:11:50
with,
1:11:51
let's see, William Frederick
1:11:54
Coke,
1:11:56
doctor
1:11:56
Eugene
1:11:57
Blass, and many others
1:12:01
were murdered
1:12:02
simply because
1:12:05
their applications
1:12:08
worked
1:12:09
too good
1:12:11
against monopolized,
1:12:15
basically,
1:12:18
of all
1:12:20
health
1:12:21
in this country over the humans under The United States. They
1:12:26
have
1:12:27
managed to
1:12:29
totally control
1:12:32
everybody's health care. You see everybody running to hospitals and doctors.
1:12:36
I call a hospital
1:12:39
by the root word hospice place of death,
1:12:43
hospit et al on all legal documents,
1:12:46
et al means and everything
1:12:49
else included.
1:12:50
So it's a hospital is a place of death
1:12:53
et al and everything else.
1:12:57
And,
1:12:58
once they gave births, started getting births in the hospitals,
1:13:04
they felt like there was life there. Until then, it was always midwife.
1:13:09
And and
1:13:10
when you have them in the hospital,
1:13:13
they do all kinds of things. Cesareans,
1:13:17
they do,
1:13:19
oh yeah, they'll give you lots of painkillers
1:13:22
to make sure that child
1:13:25
is affected mentally by it when it comes out.
1:13:29
If you're gonna do childbirth,
1:13:33
you need to understand
1:13:35
what a sacred experience
1:13:37
that is.
1:13:38
When I delivered my son,
1:13:41
that was a holy experience.
1:13:44
There's no other experience
1:13:46
quite like that.
1:13:48
She would
1:13:49
fall asleep and then the pain would come. So I kept her up
1:13:53
breathing for sixteen hours,
1:13:56
more sitting up. They should all be sitting up in a birthing chair.
1:14:00
When they lie down, it's wrong.
1:14:03
You shouldn't have I mean,
1:14:05
everything they do, they lie about.
1:14:09
You're supposed to do certain kinds of exercises
1:14:12
even before
1:14:14
the
1:14:15
birth is due.
1:14:17
But when when my son
1:14:20
when the when the head started to show with the white sack on it and then it just turned
1:14:27
and came out all intact with the white sack on it.
1:14:32
It was like, wow.
1:14:35
In one shot,
1:14:37
like a torpedo he shot out.
1:14:40
And the nurse helped wipe off all the, you know,
1:14:44
white sack and I cut the cord. Right?
1:14:48
And then
1:14:49
then the nurse, you know, cleaned them off real good and I turned around and the doctor just
1:14:54
looked in with his head sideways. He was a little tiny doctor with a beard all around his head. And he had his head turned sideways,
1:15:02
but hey,
1:15:03
the birth was over already.
1:15:05
And I walked over
1:15:08
to where
1:15:09
he was laying there
1:15:12
and I looked at his lips and I said, oh my god, he's got my lips. Oh, look at his fingernails.
1:15:18
They're the same as mine. Look, He's got the hands of a king, I shouted out.
1:15:24
And he started laughing. And I know why. Not because he could see me,
1:15:29
because they can't see it, but he knew my voice. He'd heard that my big mouthy.
1:15:35
Nine months he was floating in there.
1:15:38
Unknown: Yeah. Exactly.
1:15:41
Unknown: Laughing. He was laughing.
1:15:43
So I waited. Literally,
1:15:46
waited two months to name him.
1:15:48
I got to name him. And when I saw
1:15:52
who he was and what he was about, I I named him Reni,
1:15:56
which means little,
1:15:58
mighty, and powerful,
1:16:00
and his middle name,
1:16:02
Elon,
1:16:03
which means life force.
1:16:05
So his name was Little Mighty and Powerful Life Force.
1:16:10
And he's turned out to be quite quite that actually.
1:16:15
He's quite an interesting individual.
1:16:18
Unknown: You know you know, like, you when you watch these drug companies commercials, you know what they all say? Tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection.
1:16:27
Aren't they supposed to tell you?
1:16:29
Yeah.
1:16:32
Everyone says that. Tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. Let
1:16:37
Unknown: me Kurt, let me address that for one second. The CDC just released documents recently,
1:16:43
that means within the last year or so,
1:16:46
saying that the average American has over 300 species of parasites,
1:16:52
different species of parasites,
1:16:54
laying trillions of eggs every day.
1:16:58
And they say the average American
1:17:01
has over a two pound infestation
1:17:04
of this, I call, rotten putrefaction
1:17:08
impacted in their bowels.
1:17:10
Now what do you where do you think all disease starts and progresses,
1:17:15
doctor Freibach taught me? In your All
1:17:20
of that rotten putrefaction
1:17:22
houses
1:17:24
all them parasites.
1:17:26
And they like all that goodies,
1:17:28
and they all they wanna do is have sex. They don't need a hunt for food. We're giving it to them. So they're making trillions of babies, eggs every day.
1:17:37
Once they take over your body, they travel
1:17:41
through the body, polymerizing
1:17:43
heavy metal particulates,
1:17:45
which
1:17:46
is like hardening
1:17:48
your wax on your car when you polymerize
1:17:50
it. So that's what they're doing. Polymerization
1:17:55
of glyphosate,
1:17:57
agent orange,
1:17:59
strontium
1:18:00
bearing. They take all of those
1:18:02
hard to oxidize
1:18:04
particulates
1:18:05
in your body
1:18:06
that never come out, that build up, build up, build up,
1:18:11
and they make use of them. They turn them into a fortress around themselves.
1:18:17
They build a shell around themselves. And remember, parasites are very tiny.
1:18:22
But when they get big enough,
1:18:25
they call it cancer
1:18:28
until
1:18:29
that's a slang name. Cancer's a slang
1:18:33
terminology
1:18:36
for
1:18:37
parasitic
1:18:38
infestation mold,
1:18:39
mildew,
1:18:41
candida
1:18:42
fungus.
1:18:44
What you wanna do is raise the alkalinity
1:18:47
of your body
1:18:50
and highly oxygenate
1:18:52
the not just the blood, the tissue cells, the trillions of tissue cells.
1:18:58
You wanna raise the oxygen level
1:19:01
because cancer cannot
1:19:03
handle
1:19:04
a highly oxygenated
1:19:06
host.
1:19:07
Once you do that, cancer cannot
1:19:11
stay in the body. It's not possible.
1:19:14
Why doctor Ida Warburg
1:19:17
won the Nobel Prize, not once,
1:19:20
twice in science and was nominated for a third time. The only man in history ever had that happen.
1:19:27
No less in medicine it was,
1:19:30
not just in science.
1:19:32
So he proved
1:19:34
to win the
1:19:36
Nobel Prize,
1:19:37
he proved the prime cause of prevention of cancer is 60% or more deprivation
1:19:43
of oxygen
1:19:44
to the cells,
1:19:46
which starts that fermentation
1:19:49
process.
1:19:50
Cancer is a fermentation
1:19:52
process of energy.
1:19:54
They live on sugars.
1:19:56
When you starve the body of sugar, cancer has a very, very difficult time
1:20:02
of progressing.
1:20:04
It is the same with diabetes.
1:20:07
When you go on a specific diet
1:20:10
that does not allow
1:20:13
sugars in the body,
1:20:15
neither one of those diseases
1:20:17
can stay
1:20:18
in your body. And when you highly
1:20:22
alkalize
1:20:23
what alkalizes the body? What what what what's the deal? What is this alkalizing
1:20:28
deal?
1:20:29
Well, if your body's in Lemon juice and water.
1:20:33
If your body's in a lower
1:20:35
acidic state,
1:20:37
you fester every disease known to man.
1:20:41
What's acidic? Every drink you buy in the stupid market.
1:20:45
All those drinks you've got, you know how I run into people in this world, not all the time. Thank goodness. But I hate water, they tell me.
1:20:56
Anybody that tells you they hate water
1:20:59
has to have a mental problem.
1:21:01
Because every single drink they're buying in those stupid markets,
1:21:06
a water with something in it has
1:21:08
some flavoring or something.
1:21:10
Now all of those drinks
1:21:13
are
1:21:14
low alkaline
1:21:16
acidic drinks.
1:21:17
And when you put acidic
1:21:21
liquids in your body
1:21:23
over and over and over again,
1:21:26
Since you are mostly 74%
1:21:29
water, your blood's 94%
1:21:30
water, what happens when you drink a sittered drinks all day long? What do you think's gonna happen when you put sugar in your body all day long? Or zero calorie Coke
1:21:43
with aspartame
1:21:45
that is now proven to cause birth defects
1:21:49
and autism
1:21:51
nine months after we Aspartame
1:21:54
Unknown: aspartame
1:21:55
is actually qualified only as a brain excitotoxin.
1:21:59
Did you know that? Exactly. And
1:22:01
Unknown: Rumsfeld
1:22:02
Unknown: toxin that ignites your brain, and they don't know why.
1:22:05
Unknown: It's a brain inflammatory
1:22:07
that causes birth defects nine months after
1:22:10
Rumsfeld got it passed through the FDA.
1:22:13
It failed seven years in a row. He put two more people on the board.
1:22:19
In the FDA, it passed. And guess what they gave him for pushing it through?
1:22:25
A position
1:22:26
on their company
1:22:29
for $2,300,000
1:22:31
a year because he made them untold
1:22:34
billions
1:22:35
with that aspartame.
1:22:37
It is deadly. It puts weight on people.
1:22:41
It is a neuro,
1:22:44
excitotoxin
1:22:45
as you stated,
1:22:47
and it is not meant for human consumption.
1:22:53
Unknown: Yeah. The only other one allowed in food is MSG.
1:22:57
Unknown: Oh, minus sodium glutinate,
1:23:00
another excitotoxin.
1:23:02
And you know where you can get your fast sharing? You can get a full meal of it?
1:23:08
The most
1:23:12
Kentucky Fried Chicken, go get get
1:23:15
your MSG.
1:23:17
McDonald's,
1:23:18
they put extra. Why? Because it's a it's a it's an addictive substance. So when you drive by McDonald's,
1:23:26
you look at, oh, I need one of those hamburgers.
1:23:29
I need one of those MSG burgers.
1:23:32
I need one of those MSG
1:23:35
chicken legs from Kentucky.
1:23:37
You don't even know why you need it, but you need it.
1:23:43
Unknown: You ever you ever eat Chick fil A?
1:23:46
Unknown: Go ahead.
1:23:47
Unknown: Go ahead and make I requested the I requested the g the ingredients of a Chick fil A sandwich. They didn't have they didn't wanna give it to me. Oh, we can't find this. If you don't give it to me, I'm gonna sue you. I'm gonna make it real public. They go, okay.
1:24:00
They pulled out two pages.
1:24:01
It's over 200 ingredients in a Chick fil A sandwich, bro. Oh my god.
1:24:07
Unknown: Yeah.
1:24:09
I don't eat in fast food
1:24:12
Unknown: You know, well, yeah, not Chick fil A, at least. I mean, I've eaten that.
1:24:16
Good Good times has four ingredients
1:24:19
or seven.
1:24:21
Four or seven. Yeah. So it's like, you know, less than 10 is is good. Okay?
1:24:27
But 200
1:24:28
over 200,
1:24:30
yeah, you and most a lot of them were you ones you can't pronounce.
1:24:36
Unknown: Oh, boy. So
1:24:39
yeah. So if you got choice between probably shouldn't be putting it in your body.
1:24:45
Unknown: Exactly,
1:24:46
bro.
1:24:49
That's why I asked for ingredients. Said
1:24:52
Unknown: ingredients. Somebody taught me
1:24:54
he's no longer amongst the living. He left very early, but he taught me
1:25:00
back around
1:25:01
I
1:25:02
guess it was 2008.
1:25:05
He said, in the peanut butter aisle for a while and watch how everybody goes and gets their peanut butter, but they never read the labels. And then you see on all the labels,
1:25:16
hydrogenated
1:25:17
oils.
1:25:18
Do you have any idea
1:25:20
what eating hydrogenated
1:25:22
oils does
1:25:24
to benefit your health? Is
1:25:27
that what it's there for?
1:25:29
Hydrogenated
1:25:30
oils?
1:25:31
Yeah.
1:25:33
It benefits it so they don't have to pay you retirement because you're leaving this world early
1:25:40
when you
1:25:41
utilize
1:25:42
all those processed foods in the stupid market.
1:25:47
Yep. And it's
1:25:49
Unknown: all Well,
1:25:51
the preservative Now they got meals for your kids that you cook in the microwave.
1:25:57
Healthy meals for your kids that you microwave.
1:26:01
Unknown: Yeah. Yeah.
1:26:04
And probably probably paper has more nutrition.
1:26:08
Unknown: Exactly.
1:26:09
Unknown: It's unbelievable. It's beyond
1:26:13
it's beyond ludicrous.
1:26:15
It
1:26:16
is
1:26:18
it's almost like sci fi.
1:26:20
Like,
1:26:21
oh, yeah. I remember.
1:26:23
What was that one called?
1:26:27
Come on. The Twilight Zone where the where the he's
1:26:31
in the house
1:26:32
and none of the drawers really open. Then he pulls off the drawer. Then he goes outside and he he goes to the bus stop, but nobody's
1:26:41
there. No buses come. No nothing.
1:26:44
He goes in
1:26:46
and there's no people anywhere. And then finds out that he's living in a dollhouse for some giants from some other world or something.
1:26:57
I mean, what are we living in here?
1:27:01
Our parents told us if we leave money under the pillow,
1:27:05
the tooth fairy's gonna give us money.
1:27:08
And that this fat guy in a red suit's gonna come and bring us presents
1:27:13
and somehow fit down a chimney and get back on this thing that flies with some
1:27:19
reindeer with a red nose and and
1:27:23
that there's this bunny.
1:27:25
And it has to do with some eggs that everybody's doing
1:27:29
something about.
1:27:30
What did they tell us about reality?
1:27:34
Anything to do with, like,
1:27:37
we could some reality, we could deal with it? Nothing.
1:27:41
The truth is our parents didn't know anything because
1:27:45
they were kept ignorant
1:27:47
and so with their it used to be for generations
1:27:52
at
1:27:53
Kurt. Right? They would pass down knowledge through memory
1:27:58
for thousands of years, precise knowledge.
1:28:02
And that's how everything was recorded.
1:28:06
And and and
1:28:07
it worked very well until they started stealing
1:28:11
all the indigenous people's children,
1:28:14
cutting their hair, forcing them into
1:28:17
Christendom world
1:28:19
of the Vatican,
1:28:20
which by the way is a made up religion from March
1:28:24
they made it up.
1:28:27
It is what it is. I'm not saying that
1:28:30
Christians aren't
1:28:31
attempting
1:28:33
to do
1:28:35
the right thing. What I'm saying is history
1:28:38
is what it is. It's not
1:28:41
what they want you to think it is and
1:28:45
and their
1:28:47
their historical
1:28:48
nonsense
1:28:49
that they put in books.
1:28:51
But the reality of the situation
1:28:55
is
1:28:57
totally different than the people know. The people
1:29:00
I mean, everywhere, they don't have a they
1:29:03
don't have a freaking clue.
1:29:05
That's because
1:29:06
everybody's been lied to so much.
1:29:09
They don't know which way is upside
1:29:11
down, inside they're inside out and upside down. And they can't it was like that day.
1:29:17
I was young, and I was in Far Rockaway Beach.
1:29:21
And I was in the waves, and this big wave came.
1:29:25
And let me tell you, I got tumbled in that wave and tumbled and tumbled,
1:29:31
and I tried to swim.
1:29:33
I just wanted to get to the top.
1:29:35
I was being thrust around
1:29:38
and the water was deep at that. And I and I opened my eyes, I couldn't see nothing.
1:29:44
I didn't know which way was up.
1:29:47
And that's the way it is for everybody right now in this world. They're all drowning in
1:29:52
the illusion
1:29:54
of life,
1:29:55
and it's all a bunch of nonsense
1:29:57
they're listening to.
1:29:59
They don't even know if they're listening to the truth or not anybody.
1:30:03
They have no idea what to base in on a lot of people.
1:30:07
Without the experience
1:30:09
of real knowledge and the experience from going back for decades that we have, How would you know that they've made new clouds that are totally different
1:30:20
than the than the old ones? Okay?
1:30:22
And that they were never like this.
1:30:25
And and how
1:30:27
would you know that everything's
1:30:29
changed unless you're older and have experience to know that, wait a second, they have taken away
1:30:36
inch by inch,
1:30:38
step by step,
1:30:40
our freedoms.
1:30:41
And they have
1:30:43
taken them and taken them and taken them until we practically,
1:30:48
well, we never had any.
1:30:52
They we never had any freedoms. They just pretended we did.
1:30:58
And you know what they say?
1:31:01
It's
1:31:02
happy cows
1:31:05
make happy milk. So
1:31:07
if you let the people, the human chattel as they call them on their plantation,
1:31:14
think they have freedom, they won't rebel.
1:31:17
And if you make them think that the
1:31:20
the black chattel or the black cows
1:31:24
are
1:31:25
worse than the white cows,
1:31:27
and the white cows
1:31:29
are worse than the black cows. You tell the other one,
1:31:33
then they're gonna they're not gonna know that you're the one causing the problems
1:31:38
and pinning each other against each other. The only thing you see
1:31:43
is
1:31:44
ignorance
1:31:46
and more ignorance.
1:31:50
And, oh, yeah, more ignorance because that's all there is everywhere.
1:31:54
I was six years old,
1:31:57
and a man dressed in a black suit, black shoes, black overcoat,
1:32:01
black top hat stopped by my
1:32:04
comic book stand on the fruit crates in the Bronx.
1:32:08
And he said to this six year old little boy, most unusual
1:32:12
man.
1:32:13
I've never seen a man dressed like that or prominent looking tall man too.
1:32:19
And and when he started to speak and he said
1:32:23
90%
1:32:24
of what you hear in this world is gonna be bullshit
1:32:27
just like that. Woah.
1:32:29
And then he put his palms in front of my face and he moved them up and down. And he said, the other 10%, you're gonna have to weigh it out.
1:32:38
Well, as years went on and I took it seriously just like the God thing with the rabbi on the 1st Floor and my best friend went to the Catholic church and they made me learn all that Hebrew stuff. I had to go to that man's
1:32:51
class where he slapped me on the knuckles with a ruler.
1:32:55
Anyway,
1:32:56
that man made me realize that most everything everybody's talking about
1:33:02
is a bunch of nonsense. 90% of it. If
1:33:06
if the if people don't know
1:33:08
what's going on, then what are they talking about? Nonsense.
1:33:11
How
1:33:13
about if the most important things
1:33:15
are not what people are talking about?
1:33:18
That means they're talking about everything else but the most important things.
1:33:25
Well, that would mean
1:33:26
that everything everybody's talking about pretty much,
1:33:30
And the other 10% when he said
1:33:33
he put his hands in front of my face and moved them up and down, and he said, you're gonna have to weigh it out.
1:33:39
That means only 10% of what people
1:33:44
know or got to talk about,
1:33:48
is of any real value?
1:33:52
Because to the dresses,
1:33:56
things that you really need to know, like, yeah, your health and how to not get caught up
1:34:04
in the religion of the black robes
1:34:08
to everybody
1:34:09
that belongs to a foreign nation called the EU.
1:34:15
It's liars. It's like Serpent.
1:34:17
Who's breathing loud in your mic?
1:34:22
Yeah. You, Kurt. You're breathing too loud. Yeah. Sorry.
1:34:28
I should have you I should just have you talking. I'm doing the one man. We we have so many
1:34:34
people
1:34:36
who help with law.
1:34:38
And and Kurt, you have to admit,
1:34:41
just because a man has riches or a lot of money,
1:34:45
he's no better off than the man who has no money. Matter of fact, he has more challenges
1:34:51
and his ignorance
1:34:54
precedes him
1:34:55
because everything in this life is on the job training.
1:35:00
And if he was never rich before or wealthy
1:35:03
and his parents weren't wealthy and taught him about wealth,
1:35:07
then basically, he's what you call
1:35:10
new wealth.
1:35:12
Well, that means it's all on the job training. You got a lot of mistakes to make. Have you made them all yet?
1:35:19
I
1:35:19
don't know.
1:35:20
Because I don't know what doing the right thing is because I never been there before.
1:35:25
See, it's all on the job training this life. So when I find wealthy clients, most of them need my help just fixing their health.
1:35:35
And then when they realize that they need our help fixing their wealth, shoring everybody up
1:35:41
in trust that aren't
1:35:43
common law trust, that aren't commercial trust rather with 27
1:35:48
holes in them where everything just goes through like a strainer.
1:35:51
It's a bunch of nonsense.
1:35:53
Wealthy people do not know how to fix their health or secure their wealth. They know neither one. Lawyers and doctors,
1:36:01
they don't know anything about health and doctors have to hire lawyers
1:36:05
when they get in trouble in the courts. And their average life expectancy,
1:36:11
56,
1:36:12
one of the lowest of all the professions.
1:36:15
And lawyers,
1:36:17
when they get in trouble, they have to hire lawyers.
1:36:20
And they certainly don't know about health.
1:36:23
They gotta go to doctors who don't know about health.
1:36:27
Oh, interesting world we live in.
1:36:30
Santa Claus, let me see.
1:36:33
The Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny,
1:36:37
and doctors who don't know how to heal. They're they're not healers. They're drug dealers
1:36:42
and liars
1:36:45
that don't know how to do anything except kiss the proverbial dairy ass
1:36:50
of them so called judges.
1:36:53
And if they don't,
1:36:55
they're in big trouble
1:36:57
because them judges rule the roost.
1:37:01
And they will they will put you down.
1:37:04
They will get rid of you. Them judges will end your careers. Mess with them.
1:37:10
Or you
1:37:11
can side with them, and they'll make your careers.
1:37:15
By the way, anybody
1:37:17
that gives a retainer to one of those liars
1:37:21
is
1:37:22
their retainers are gift accounts
1:37:25
if they like the retainer. They're allowed up to 5,000,000
1:37:31
without paying taxes. Every lawyer and judge in their retainer
1:37:36
gift accounts. Right, Kurt?
1:37:39
Unknown: Yep.
1:37:41
Unknown: Wait. You're gonna fall asleep. I better let you say something.
1:37:45
Talk. Go ahead. You gotta wake up. I know you're gonna fall asleep.
1:37:50
Unknown: Well, did you know that, they found out recently that pancreatic cancer is caused by parasites in the pancreas?
1:38:00
I mean, diabetes.
1:38:01
Type two diabetes is caused by pancreas and the parasites
1:38:06
in the pancreas.
1:38:09
Unknown: We're just figuring There is a possibility
1:38:11
that it is. They're everywhere traveling through the body.
1:38:16
But if you want to stop
1:38:18
diabetes
1:38:18
thirty days,
1:38:20
changing your diet for thirty days and you will change everything.
1:38:25
But the more minor products
1:38:27
are affecting everybody's blood sugar, whether it's come down or up,
1:38:32
they're
1:38:33
let's see. Doctor Bevan's XTS technology affecting
1:38:37
their blood pressure,
1:38:39
blood sugar,
1:38:40
testosterone.
1:38:41
They're literally urinating again when they've been on dialysis
1:38:45
for years. And we're looking forward to kickstarting people's kidneys and getting them off dialysis.
1:38:51
The miracles that are shown to us to be able to effectuate our desired results
1:38:58
when it comes to dysfunctional
1:39:00
health is becoming astounding.
1:39:03
A new one that I've been made aware of through David,
1:39:07
there is an injection you can inject into
1:39:12
the missing part of the bone in somebody's body and it will fill in that piece of the bone.
1:39:19
I am going to be sharing all this new knowledge with everybody
1:39:24
and we're going to begin to delve into it all. We have a lot of good things
1:39:30
that are coming to
1:39:32
the forefront
1:39:34
that I am
1:39:36
and have been interested in for a long time. And I'd like to study them with everybody as we're doing one
1:39:44
one step at a time.
1:39:46
It won't just be about law,
1:39:48
obviously, or just about
1:39:51
any particular
1:39:52
health situation.
1:39:54
What we're doing
1:39:56
is
1:39:57
addressing solutions to everything.
1:40:00
There is no such thing as problems,
1:40:03
Prem Rawat said in
1:40:05
nineteen seventy
1:40:07
four and five, he said. He said,
1:40:10
problems, problems, problems. Don't you know problems aren't real? They don't exist.
1:40:16
The moment you find the solution,
1:40:19
poof, the problem disappears
1:40:21
like it never
1:40:23
existed.
1:40:25
And I'm ad libbing. It's approximately
1:40:28
what he said.
1:40:29
And he was only about 14 when he said it.
1:40:32
And it was definitely
1:40:34
a very,
1:40:36
profound
1:40:37
explanation.
1:40:38
And then he said
1:40:41
also
1:40:42
the ignorance
1:40:45
everywhere
1:40:47
is so pervasive
1:40:49
that there's no difference between
1:40:53
the caveman
1:40:54
and modern man except
1:40:57
I mean, the ignorance is just the darkness and ignorance you said
1:41:02
is just as pervasive
1:41:04
behind the walls except they put windows in the walls now.
1:41:12
And I
1:41:14
understood
1:41:15
because I know I'm an ignorant man
1:41:19
because of the amount of knowledge
1:41:22
there is to know.
1:41:25
And I realized
1:41:27
even studying
1:41:28
twenty years already,
1:41:30
I realized years ago that when I get to the end of my life, I'll just realize
1:41:36
I'm still an ignorant man.
1:41:39
But one thing I have,
1:41:42
and I have this peace inside of me
1:41:45
that surpasses all understanding.
1:41:48
And when I experience
1:41:50
that feeling,
1:41:53
I don't need to explain it. I don't need to,
1:41:58
I don't need to do nothing.
1:42:01
I just need to feel it and just be in my peace,
1:42:05
my joy,
1:42:07
because
1:42:08
that
1:42:09
is, to me that's the ultimate.
1:42:13
I want to be in good health
1:42:16
so I can feel that peace, that joy.
1:42:19
That just that feeling
1:42:22
that fills my being.
1:42:24
You might want to call it a feeling of satisfaction
1:42:27
or a feeling of fulfillment.
1:42:30
And that's what you are,
1:42:33
but you're thinking too much.
1:42:34
You know when you listen to the radio
1:42:37
and there's too much static on the radio, you're not enjoying it, right?
1:42:42
Well, it's the same when you're walking through this life.
1:42:46
If you're not in clarity and you're hearing too much static,
1:42:50
you're
1:42:51
thinking things. Sometimes you think so much
1:42:54
that you lay down to go to sleep and it won't shut up. It annoys you. Or you got off the phone with somebody that annoyed you and you gave them a piece of your mind.
1:43:03
Only after you get off the phone, you're still giving him a piece of your mind. Only you're talking to yourself.
1:43:09
And it goes on and on. And you're still cussing him.
1:43:13
But he don't hear it.
1:43:15
That's you inside of you.
1:43:19
So what I'm saying is the thing that
1:43:22
is annoying your piece at that moment
1:43:25
is the thing I want peace from
1:43:28
and the peace is always there inside of me once I
1:43:33
was shown how to
1:43:35
quiet that thinking down.
1:43:39
And I was explained, can't slam on the brakes on it like people try to do drugs and alcohol
1:43:45
to shut that thinking thing up because it annoys him so much,
1:43:51
but it doesn't work.
1:43:53
That's not how to do it.
1:43:58
He said,
1:44:00
I'll show you a simple way.
1:44:03
And that's what he did.
1:44:05
So
1:44:06
every one of us,
1:44:08
when we wanted to, he showed us how
1:44:11
to access
1:44:13
the being
1:44:14
of energy
1:44:16
within inside of ourselves. Hello?
1:44:21
Unknown: Sorry. Okay.
1:44:23
Unknown: You're talking. Your phone is okay.
1:44:27
That being said, I'll
1:44:29
I'll ask,
1:44:30
obviously, anybody has any questions?
1:44:34
Glenn,
1:44:35
how are you doing? You got any challenges
1:44:38
with any of your
1:44:41
your friends and clients?
1:44:43
You let me know if I can help.
1:44:47
And let's
1:44:49
see. I think we did
1:44:51
pretty good. Yeah, we're almost there.
1:44:55
And I can stop talking so much. What I would what I would like to do
1:45:01
is
1:45:02
get as many individuals
1:45:05
trained
1:45:06
in the applications
1:45:09
that we are utilizing and are bringing forth the new applications
1:45:14
that we're gonna be teaching so
1:45:16
we can all benefit
1:45:19
and create a lot more
1:45:22
capable
1:45:23
people.
1:45:25
Each one of us to do
1:45:27
what I've been doing.
1:45:29
I get a lot of phone calls from people
1:45:32
every single week that are not
1:45:35
exactly
1:45:36
pristine
1:45:37
health.
1:45:39
And I
1:45:40
have to teach them.
1:45:44
First, have to find out if they want to learn
1:45:47
because your teachability
1:45:49
index of the person that you're talking to
1:45:54
matters.
1:45:56
If the teachability
1:45:58
index is low at the moment, like they've been drinking alcohol,
1:46:02
you don't wanna waste their time or yours.
1:46:05
Just laugh along with them and have fun.
1:46:09
If their teachability index
1:46:12
is not at the point where they're able to
1:46:16
absorb knowledge,
1:46:19
you'll know it just by
1:46:22
what their reactions are.
1:46:24
And if it's at the highest state,
1:46:28
you'll know it just by looking in their face
1:46:31
and speaking with them. At that point, they are absorbing the knowledge you are sharing
1:46:38
really deeply.
1:46:39
They are allowing
1:46:41
the file that you are
1:46:44
downloading into them. They are allowing it to be downloaded without interrupting it
1:46:51
and breaking it up.
1:46:54
It is good to let people that are teaching speak
1:46:57
and bring you to the point of understanding
1:47:01
and they will utilize different
1:47:05
stories
1:47:07
to connect
1:47:08
you to a better understanding
1:47:12
of what they need you to see that they already see.
1:47:18
So, when a person is very, very sick, old and has a lot of health challenges,
1:47:25
it only takes a tiny bit of the right applications
1:47:30
to induce
1:47:32
an amazing
1:47:36
change.
1:47:37
Not much,
1:47:39
just do the right things and don't do the wrong ones. And you're going to witness
1:47:46
miracles
1:47:47
right in your own
1:47:50
sphere,
1:47:51
in your life. You will see
1:47:53
miracles beyond your wildest imagination.
1:47:57
Everyone
1:47:58
that is very,
1:48:00
very sick and dying
1:48:03
can be fixed.
1:48:05
This is not a joke.
1:48:07
This is not the twilight zone. This is real.
1:48:13
It is simple.
1:48:15
It is not complicated.
1:48:17
And the sicker they are,
1:48:20
the simpler it is because they can't argue.
1:48:24
When you can get the right things in them
1:48:27
without them having any say so basically,
1:48:30
and
1:48:31
utilize the right applications,
1:48:35
well,
1:48:36
everything changes.
1:48:38
And I don't, it has nothing to do with anything
1:48:41
but the correct knowledge and the correct applications
1:48:45
at the right timing.
1:48:48
Don't wait till the last day, at least give a cup a day or two.
1:48:53
Get them home on home hospice.
1:48:55
You got to get them off the OxyContin and morphine. It blocks them all healing.
1:49:00
No one can heal on aspirin,
1:49:03
heroin,
1:49:04
Tylenol,
1:49:06
Motrin.
1:49:07
That stuff blocks the actual healing. Can we regrow bone and cartilage and everything?
1:49:14
Absolutely.
1:49:16
I believe
1:49:17
that we are on the cusp
1:49:19
of every major breakthrough
1:49:22
that has been made known to me.
1:49:26
And I must know
1:49:28
what it is that it is that they are unveiling.
1:49:33
They have the right things.
1:49:35
I have a very open mind to the possibility
1:49:40
that everything we need,
1:49:42
we either have it now
1:49:45
or it's right on the verge of coming to us.
1:49:48
And this is not
1:49:50
wishful thinking. I mean, seriously,
1:49:53
I believe we got it now.
1:49:56
I believe that I have friends that have great knowledge
1:50:00
and they share their knowledge.
1:50:02
We share it back and forth.
1:50:04
And the appreciation
1:50:06
of such knowledge
1:50:08
is very much,
1:50:10
very much appreciated.
1:50:12
Extremely.
1:50:14
Individuals
1:50:15
like Kurt
1:50:16
are very much appreciated. His knowledge
1:50:19
and experience
1:50:21
is decades
1:50:23
of intense
1:50:25
knowledge, intense experience at
1:50:29
resolving
1:50:30
other people's challenges.
1:50:33
He's very similar
1:50:34
in that regard to me. I took on everybody else's challenges since I'm a young boy.
1:50:41
I figured I better practice on theirs because what happens if it happens to me? No, that wasn't the, I just felt like helping people,
1:50:50
You know, helping the little old lady with her groceries, whatever.
1:50:55
It was always, you know, what was what I felt like doing.
1:50:59
Anybody
1:51:01
that needed help in this world,
1:51:03
I get a good feeling about helping them
1:51:07
as long as they really
1:51:09
appreciate it.
1:51:11
It makes a difference.
1:51:13
If they don't appreciate it, maybe
1:51:16
I don't,
1:51:17
I don't know. I still get a good feeling from doing it, but the ones that really appreciate it, that are grateful,
1:51:26
it's just a great feeling to do things for people with that are really in gratitude.
1:51:32
And I like to stay in gratitude
1:51:35
from to the one that's breathing me
1:51:38
for just, I'd like to be grateful for each breath, but I forget sometimes,
1:51:44
most of the time.
1:51:46
But when I remember my breath,
1:51:50
it's like heaven. Right.
1:51:55
Unknown: Anyway,
1:52:00
Unknown: we have a lot to do in this life everybody.
1:52:04
And one of the things we have to do is in my newsletter.
1:52:07
I put a very special story in the newsletter
1:52:12
that Napoleon Hill spoke.
1:52:14
Napoleon Hill
1:52:16
was definitely
1:52:17
a man I studied from the beginning. He was one of the first
1:52:22
things I did to study was Napoleon Hill and Think and Grow Rich when I was young.
1:52:28
And I will tell you
1:52:30
that reading his book and putting it to memory changed my life.
1:52:38
I can recite the book, but I put it in my newsletter.
1:52:43
I want everybody to go and listen to it.
1:52:46
It's called
1:52:48
seven principles
1:52:50
that will organize your life.
1:52:52
If you will learn to organize
1:52:55
everything in your life, your thoughts,
1:52:59
your
1:53:00
well, let him teach you.
1:53:03
It's something you want to just kinda like
1:53:06
close your eyes and listen.
1:53:08
Listen intently and let him download the files of knowledge
1:53:13
into you, except the whole file one shot. So, it's in one file
1:53:20
in your
1:53:22
files inside of you
1:53:25
without chopping it up.
1:53:27
The seven principles that will organize your life fabulous.
1:53:32
You will really appreciate
1:53:34
hearing
1:53:35
this type of understanding
1:53:37
and this type of teaching
1:53:40
that will benefit.
1:53:41
We need all
1:53:43
of the true knowledge and the true help.
1:53:46
The difference between organizing
1:53:49
your thoughts, your life,
1:53:51
and planning instead of just drifting into your life. The drift is the 98
1:53:57
of the people. They wake up in the morning and they're not even sure what they're gonna do. The man who has definiteness to purpose
1:54:05
has a plan, wakes up in the morning and is eager to implement
1:54:09
his plan that's a long range plan. And he knows where he's going in his life. And he attains by decision
1:54:17
every time,
1:54:19
every decision
1:54:21
actually invokes
1:54:23
the magical part of this life
1:54:26
and the and things materialized in this world only by your desire and
1:54:32
your decision.
1:54:33
When you make that decision, that's when everything happens. Everything.
1:54:40
Decide
1:54:41
to
1:54:44
return to pristine health. Have you already made that decision
1:54:50
to
1:54:51
make, learn how to
1:54:54
live long and healthy and strong?
1:54:58
Have you made that decision?
1:55:00
Are you willing to pay
1:55:02
the price
1:55:04
to educate yourself
1:55:06
to be able to accomplish
1:55:09
such a goal
1:55:11
as long range pristine health.
1:55:16
Oh, you don't learn that from doctors.
1:55:19
Their average age is 56, one of the lowest life expectancies
1:55:24
of all the professions.
1:55:26
That is not
1:55:28
where you will learn that.
1:55:31
And one of the things you will have to understand
1:55:34
is your body
1:55:37
being a temple
1:55:38
housing the highest holiest experience of this life
1:55:42
is fragile.
1:55:43
And when you wear it down year after year with toxic water, toxic air, toxic food sprayed with glyphosate
1:55:52
and adds up, adds up, and it piles up in your body.
1:55:58
What do you think is gonna happen when enough of it
1:56:02
backs up in your whole systems and all your systems and your fat cells?
1:56:08
It doesn't sound like much good will come of it.
1:56:11
So what I like to do
1:56:14
is
1:56:15
detox my body
1:56:17
at least
1:56:20
maybe
1:56:20
three to four times a year
1:56:24
heavily and then
1:56:25
even detox it a little bit every day, but do a big detox,
1:56:31
a real detox,
1:56:32
a serious,
1:56:34
tissue detox where you step it up to doing the final heavy duty steps,
1:56:42
like drinking a gallon of the clay,
1:56:46
eight ounces a day,
1:56:48
a thin mixture
1:56:50
till you finish it takes
1:56:52
fourteen days
1:56:54
taking large amounts of magnesium
1:56:57
ozone
1:56:58
until the only thing that comes out of your rectum
1:57:01
is
1:57:02
water like a fire hose.
1:57:05
And you'll know there's no bits and pieces.
1:57:09
No more bits and pieces coming out of your rectum in the throne.
1:57:14
And everything is cleaned out. I mean, whistled clean
1:57:18
so that none of that
1:57:23
rotten
1:57:25
cutification
1:57:26
that is impacted,
1:57:29
on the colon walls
1:57:31
like a sausage. Picture a sausage, everybody, your colon.
1:57:35
Picture a real thin skin like a one cell thick,
1:57:40
intestinal wall
1:57:42
and you got a sausage
1:57:44
packed
1:57:44
into that thing with a little hole going down the middle. You take a long skinny drill and you drill it down the middle, and then you force the liquid,
1:57:56
excrement
1:57:57
to the hole and into the out into the throne.
1:58:01
And that's what's going on inside a lot of people.
1:58:05
Impacted,
1:58:07
colons.
1:58:09
What I address
1:58:11
from the beginning
1:58:13
is constipation
1:58:15
in most of these people, irregular bowel movements.
1:58:18
And that's where all disease starts and continues.
1:58:22
We must
1:58:24
have everybody understand you must clean out your bowels regularly
1:58:29
and then keep them clean. I use the tip of a teaspoon
1:58:33
with a little bit of clay every morning in my coffee or beverage.
1:58:39
It just takes on the flavor of whatever you put it in and,
1:58:43
it actually makes it better. So don't ever think it's it's a problem.
1:58:48
But I do stir it as I'm drinking it so it does doesn't
1:58:54
sit on the bottom as it's settling when you drink it. You know, keep it stirred
1:59:00
and it will bring you
1:59:03
much greater health than you ever dreamed of. Just simple things like that.
1:59:08
The right salts instead of the wrong ones. Don't believe doctors when they tell you to lower your salt intake.
1:59:16
Seven hundred and fifty people died
1:59:20
in the heat waves in Chicago
1:59:22
years ago.
1:59:25
And they were all on a low salt diet. Doctors are ignorant. They put you on
1:59:32
low soul diets when you need salt. You're a soul being. You ever taste your tears or your sweat or your urine?
1:59:40
Very salty, all of it.
1:59:42
That's because that's what we're made of. We have to have the salts in order not to have heat strokes, order to be healthy. The right salts.
1:59:51
Not that garbage they serve in the restaurants and
1:59:55
fast food places and and and processed
1:59:59
foods in the stupid markets.
2:00:01
Unless they're organic made with organic salts.
2:00:05
Uh-uh.
2:00:06
You don't want those in your body.
2:00:09
You gotta
2:00:11
mature
2:00:12
and grow up
2:00:14
and become
2:00:16
and leave alone your childish
2:00:18
ways
2:00:20
of eating food without knowing what's in it. It is a
2:00:24
holy
2:00:25
experience.
2:00:26
One of the holiest
2:00:28
experiences
2:00:29
in many religions,
2:00:31
just nourishing your body. I mean,
2:00:34
they treat it like it's a totally religious thing. It's like a godly thing feeding your body.
2:00:41
You must see the viewpoints
2:00:43
of other cultures on this planet,
2:00:46
so you could get other perspectives
2:00:49
other than your own little perspective
2:00:52
and
2:00:53
and expand your little bubble much larger with much truth
2:00:59
in this world
2:01:00
because it will benefit you to know and not just
2:01:05
stay in a controlled belief system that they put you in, where they tell you just believe,
2:01:13
just have faith.
2:01:14
Don't don't ever investigate
2:01:16
anything. It's you don't want to do that.
2:01:21
No, because then you'll know that we don't know anything. The one, the controllers don't know anything.
2:01:27
They only know how to set up a
2:01:31
somewhat of a prison like system
2:01:34
to control you so they can have the freedoms
2:01:38
that you're not even able to experience. You don't have that kind of money to have those freedoms,
2:01:46
but you can be free inside yourself,
2:01:49
in your breath, beyond anything you ever imagined.
2:01:55
Doesn't take money to experience
2:01:58
the freedom of that feeling,
2:02:00
man.
2:02:01
Yep. There's no there's no but you do have to pay
2:02:06
and you gotta pay big time. The only thing is you can't use dollars.
2:02:12
You can't use,
2:02:14
yuan.
2:02:15
You you can't use yen.
2:02:18
You can't use
2:02:21
any of those currencies,
2:02:23
pounds
2:02:24
or
2:02:28
what are they? There's so many different kinds of currency.
2:02:33
Unknown: But but there's
2:02:34
Unknown: one currency that is acceptable
2:02:38
in order to enter into
2:02:42
that heaven inside of you.
2:02:45
And that is you have to pay attention
2:02:48
breath by breath
2:02:49
to the energy that you are. There's something special going on inside of all of us. And mostly we miss it.
2:02:57
We're so busy paying attention
2:02:59
to our thoughts and other people's thoughts.
2:03:03
And no one ever told us
2:03:05
that what we're looking for
2:03:08
is within inside of us. What? In me? Where? Oh my god. Something's in me?
2:03:14
Uh-huh.
2:03:16
A peace
2:03:18
that surpasses all understanding.
2:03:20
A love
2:03:22
that is the greatest of all they say in the
2:03:25
in John's two they say a love and the greatest of all is the love.
2:03:31
Well, it's kind of true.
2:03:33
The greatest of all actually is the feelings. Sometimes you call it love.
2:03:38
Sometimes you call it peace.
2:03:40
Sometimes you call it joy or satisfaction,
2:03:43
fulfillment,
2:03:44
a feeling of clarity, feeling of inspiration,
2:03:48
a feeling of intuition.
2:03:51
That's who you are. All those feeling is just those are words.
2:03:56
Man made up the words. It's the feeling that you are.
2:04:01
That's the being is a feeling. You were given a body of perception
2:04:05
so you could see, hear, and feel, and taste.
2:04:08
Only you never been shown the greatest thing to hear. You never been shown the greatest thing to speak. You never been shown the greatest thing to feel.
2:04:16
And that's you.
2:04:18
The most amazing experience I ever experienced
2:04:22
and it's in me.
2:04:24
And I don't have to do anything.
2:04:26
Basically,
2:04:27
you have to let go
2:04:29
to it.
2:04:31
Just stop doing, stop not thinking. It's not about thinking.
2:04:38
It's about just
2:04:40
it's a witness to your breath.
2:04:48
And the peace that's inside of you.
2:04:52
The first thing you need to do to have peace
2:04:55
is to follow what
2:04:59
Napoleon Hill is telling you in that newsletter.
2:05:03
You must learn to organize
2:05:06
every one of your thoughts and your plans in your life. You must get organized
2:05:13
inside of you and outside of you.
2:05:19
You will be able to manifest the most amazing life
2:05:24
once you organize
2:05:27
you properly,
2:05:30
everything can happen then
2:05:32
and will.
2:05:33
The difference between
2:05:35
great men who achieve amazing
2:05:37
things
2:05:39
is that they actually organize
2:05:42
everything in their lives
2:05:44
for specific reason.
2:05:46
They see
2:05:48
where they're going.
2:05:49
They visualize
2:05:51
what they want to achieve,
2:05:54
and then they set out and do it.
2:05:58
How they're gonna do it? They don't always know,
2:06:00
and you don't have to know. You can achieve anything and everything you want if you want it.
2:06:07
And the how will come to me.
2:06:09
It's an automatic thing like a law of nature.
2:06:13
The how is one tenth of 1% maybe.
2:06:17
99.9%
2:06:21
is what do you want? Can you
2:06:24
clear clearly
2:06:26
see what you want? Can you crystallize
2:06:29
your thinking so the one that gives you everything you want
2:06:34
can read it as clear as can be, and that's when it happens.
2:06:39
You must be crystal clear about what it is that you wanna do, be, or have in this life, and then it comes into your life.
2:06:48
And never
2:06:49
allow doubt to come in.
2:06:53
This doubt gives you what doubt gives you, which is nothing.
2:06:57
It will always give you nothing.
2:06:59
This has nothing to do with doubt.
2:07:03
This has to do with manifestation.
2:07:07
You have your desire,
2:07:08
your want, your thoughts.
2:07:11
And if they become the dominating thoughts of your mind, they will eventually reproduce themselves in outward physical action and become their physical and or spiritual equivalent.
2:07:23
That is by the laws of nature,
2:07:25
not Edwards laws or anybody else's laws.
2:07:32
All you have to do is just simply understand.
2:07:36
It's not complicated.
2:07:38
It's actually very simple. Okay?
2:07:43
So with that said,
2:07:45
we need to know
2:07:48
that we're gonna live long and get to
2:07:52
accomplish great things in this world. So we must work
2:07:57
on our health and we must learn. We do not know enough
2:08:02
to say we know enough.
2:08:05
When you tell me you know enough about your health that you don't need to learn,
2:08:10
I wanna know everything you know.
2:08:13
Because that that'll mean you know a lot more than me.
2:08:20
So I will be a student
2:08:24
and a teacher
2:08:25
always.
2:08:27
And I would expect everybody else
2:08:30
to realize that as
2:08:32
well.
2:08:34
I thank everybody for coming
2:08:36
and sharing.
2:08:38
Thank you, Kurt.
2:08:40
Kurt's gotten over 7,000
2:08:42
people out of those jails.
2:08:44
I think he has a tiny bit of experience.
2:08:48
And I believe
2:08:50
that you've put away over a 156
2:08:55
lawyers and
2:08:56
judges in the
2:08:58
in prison.
2:08:59
And I also believe they hate you and they want you dead.
2:09:05
Oh, well,
2:09:06
they may want. You can have want in the other hand and doo doo in the in the other hand. That's all you get.
2:09:13
We
2:09:16
have our own wants and desires,
2:09:18
and we will our
2:09:21
destiny
2:09:22
and raise your expectations
2:09:25
because we're about to
2:09:28
create a destiny that is beyond
2:09:31
most of your ability to even think you can.
2:09:35
And yet it's so simple.
2:09:37
Everything is simple.
2:09:38
Stop complicating
2:09:40
everything.
2:09:41
Open up to the possibility
2:09:43
that you
2:09:46
are going
2:09:47
to have the most amazing life that you have in even your life.
2:09:53
Things are gonna happen. Your website, brother.
2:09:57
Go to abc.healthcare.
2:10:01
Abc.healthcare,not.com.
2:10:05
Don't go to that one.
2:10:07
Or go to diseaseaway.com.
2:10:13
Abc.healthcare
2:10:15
or diseaseaway.com
2:10:18
and start studying.
2:10:20
Listen
2:10:21
to the videos,
2:10:22
read the documents,
2:10:24
learn
2:10:25
why we use these applications
2:10:28
to raise the alkalinity of the body.
2:10:31
We oxygenate
2:10:32
the body
2:10:33
so we can all live as long and healthy as possible
2:10:39
and overcome
2:10:41
all dysfunctional
2:10:42
health. I don't care what it is.
2:10:45
Let's talk about it.
2:10:48
That's what we need to do.
2:10:50
Anybody
2:10:51
that has serious health challenges,
2:10:53
three way them in with me.
2:10:56
Let's find out what it is that it is
2:10:59
that's causing their dysfunctional
2:11:01
health,
2:11:02
everything about it, and then let's see if we can show them the applications
2:11:07
that will begin to turn it all around
2:11:10
and inch them back to pristine health
2:11:14
Because
2:11:15
that is the possibility
2:11:17
that is lying in front of us for every opportunity,
2:11:21
for everyone we know and meet.
2:11:24
No one needs to live in disease
2:11:27
or dysfunctional
2:11:28
health.
2:11:29
Nobody
2:11:30
should be dying of disease. It's a
2:11:34
lie and everybody's bought into it.
2:11:37
And tomorrow
2:11:38
is doctor Bevan's XDS technology
2:11:42
calls.
2:11:43
You wanna be on those. They are astounding.
2:11:46
The amount of testimonials
2:11:49
that you will hear
2:11:51
will please you greatly.
2:11:53
And everyone is interested
2:11:56
in this research
2:11:58
project
2:11:59
with XDS technology
2:12:02
that will soon sweep the planet.
2:12:04
I think everybody needs to help
2:12:08
get people to hear what's going on with this because when they do,
2:12:14
they will really begin to be hopeful.
2:12:17
And when they utilize some of these applications
2:12:20
and see how amazing they changed their lives,
2:12:24
they will become
2:12:25
a broadcasting
2:12:27
megaphone system to the rest of the world. Let's get busy
2:12:33
opening people up to technologies
2:12:35
they didn't know existed so they can know what's cooking. Okay?
2:12:40
Let's help a little bit. You don't have to help a lot. Pay attention
2:12:45
to the knowledge that's being shared
2:12:48
on those more vital calls. Everybody that's joined,
2:12:52
listen to the calls. If you can't listen to the replays,
2:12:57
don't miss them. They're amazing. And we're seeing more and more people
2:13:02
are giving testimonies
2:13:04
of newer,
2:13:07
different
2:13:08
dysfunctional
2:13:09
health situations
2:13:11
that have astonishingly
2:13:14
been
2:13:15
dramatically
2:13:17
addressed.
2:13:18
And we're very pleased about everything that's going on.
2:13:22
This is like the greatest,
2:13:26
fun we're having in this world, healing everybody.
2:13:30
It's like the most fun you could ever imagine
2:13:33
is to take really sick
2:13:35
people that are out of energy on their last legs and they tell me, Edward,
2:13:40
I got some of your megazone.
2:13:43
This really works. Oh my god.
2:13:46
My diabetic
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neuropathy,
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Steve Bishop told me two days ago. What? From just taking the capsules, your feet cleared up? Besides you had the best bowel movements
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ever?
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That's what he told me.
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Listen, he didn't say ever. He just said, my God,
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this is fantastic.
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So,
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just pay attention and learn. Educate yourself.
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Don't just listen to my big mouth only. I got all the knowledge on the websites and doc and
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more Milo is it. We got hundreds and hundreds of people on those calls live,
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live q and a's. Get everybody on them.
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You get people on them, you get your products for free and you get well.
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Everybody should be getting their products for free. There's no excuse not to.
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Anyway, I'm here to help you get your products for free. I want everybody who needs those products
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to get the help they need so they can get their products delivered. Every month, all they need. And all they have to do is help us to help them. It's that simple. This is not complicated.
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Thank you for for coming everybody. If you need me and somebody needs
2:15:07
to consult with me and you got something serious you wanna know how to fix, so you'll know the years to come, how to do it and everybody else too.
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Just call me.
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The number is (818)
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613-9206.
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(818)
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613-9206.
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And let's talk about it and see if we could uncover
2:15:38
the real cause of what the experience is. Go ahead.
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Unknown: Yeah. You got ozone generators too, don't you?
2:15:46
Unknown: Yes. Kurt, I have yes.
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We have a warehouse full of cutting edge,
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brand new
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ozone
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medical grade systems
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for doctors,
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lay people,
2:16:02
dentists,
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warehouses.
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This is how you keep
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mold out of your buildings,
2:16:10
your houses,
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how you heal yourself
2:16:13
with
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rectal and vaginal
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ozone
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insufflations,
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IVs. Ozonated
2:16:21
water.
2:16:22
Ozonotic. Oh, man. Ozonated water is so good to drink.
2:16:27
I like drinking the ozone bubbles up through the white straw right into my stomach where it never goes in my lungs. It is so exhilarating.
2:16:37
Yeah. I the first time I did it,
2:16:40
I when
2:16:41
I got my ozone generator back,
2:16:44
I started picking up cinder blocks and pallets right afterwards. Said, my god.
2:16:49
The energy you feel from getting ozone in your body,
2:16:54
that oxygen that it turns to that
2:16:57
just man, it energizes
2:16:59
all your mitochondria
2:17:01
in your body with that oxygen it needs to burn. And what do you think is gonna happen when you give those
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tens of thousands of
2:17:10
of,
2:17:12
mitochondria
2:17:13
generators
2:17:15
that are densest in your eyes? Every cell can have tens of thousands of these little mitochondria
2:17:21
generators in your eyeballs.
2:17:23
So what happens when you increase the oxygen in your body?
2:17:27
What happens when you feed and increase the mitochondria
2:17:32
in your cells,
2:17:34
amazing
2:17:35
changes.
2:17:36
We have so many reports
2:17:39
on changes in dysfunctional
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eye care. I just got two or three more this last week.
2:17:45
Steven Bean went to the eye doctor and his went from twentyforty in his good eye to twentytwenty five after putting the Restore eye, the oil in his eyes and his other eye that he could
2:18:00
never see out of, he's now seeing
2:18:03
out of his eye.
2:18:05
And we got lots and lots of reports like this. You've got to get people to see what we're doing. The testimonies are on your website.
2:18:16
We'll go over them. We can
2:18:18
talk about that tomorrow on the more might'll call the live Q and A. Thank you everybody for coming.
2:18:26
So I can rest and I can rest my voice and listen to somebody else after this.
2:18:32
Unknown: So ABC Health?
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Unknown: ABC Health.
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Well,
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is one like that.
2:18:40
Abchealth.info,
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but that'll go there too. But ABC.
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Healthcare,
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ABC.
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Healthcare
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takes you right there.
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Cool. That's an easy one to remember too.
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And abcozoneabcozone.com.
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Isn't that pretty simple too?
2:19:03
That takes you
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And look at the video of the all terrain vehicle we're donating to the double amputee veterans
2:19:12
and others
2:19:13
and manufacturing.
2:19:15
We need to raise a 150,000,000
2:19:18
from these corporations
2:19:20
that act like they're here for the people. Let's see if they're here for the people. Let's have a little chitchat with all the corporations in this country.
2:19:29
I'm gonna need a team of people that stay at home that wanna
2:19:34
really get their health
2:19:36
products free by helping us raise money out of all these corporations.
2:19:42
I'm gonna show you. And those filters,
2:19:45
instruments in the shape of a straw,
2:19:48
if they can't donate money for those all terrain vehicles,
2:19:52
we want access to their PR department to make those
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filter instruments.
2:19:58
Unknown: People stop What are these are these straws you're talking about?
2:20:02
Unknown: Well, they're they're in the shape of a straw and you drink water through them, but they electrostatically,
2:20:09
biostatically
2:20:11
remove all the contaminants
2:20:15
in your water
2:20:17
so you're not drinking fluoride, you're not drinking
2:20:21
chlorine, strontium,
2:20:22
barium,
2:20:23
and all the other chemicals
2:20:26
that you would normally get in all your bottled water
2:20:31
is contaminated.
2:20:33
Am having the producers We're
2:20:36
videotaping
2:20:38
all the bottled water. I'm releasing
2:20:41
the videos
2:20:42
in the commercials I'm making available for everybody that wants to help us with the marketing as well.
2:20:50
If the clean sip
2:20:53
instrument in the shape of a straw
2:20:55
reduces
2:20:56
such heavy metals as lead, mercury,
2:20:59
hydrogen sulfide,
2:21:01
aluminum,
2:21:02
arsenic,
2:21:03
fluoride,
2:21:04
cadmium,
2:21:05
and barium
2:21:07
in addition to chlorine, algae, fungus, scale, sediment,
2:21:12
and e coli.
2:21:13
So what you've got here is something that's saving lives and keeping people healthy in parts of the world.
2:21:21
Most people do not have safe drinking water.
2:21:25
And if you think in The United States that buying Fuji water
2:21:31
and,
2:21:34
all of the
2:21:37
oh, what are those gallons called? I'm gonna show you. We took the top brands in every
2:21:45
convenience store and supermarket,
2:21:47
and we're
2:21:48
electrolyzing
2:21:49
them on camera to show you what's really in them.
2:21:53
You will never drink them again without using a filter. They're no good.
2:21:58
If you think your tap water is disgusting,
2:22:02
so is your bottled water because that's what they're giving you. They're giving you tap water that they want to Shiltered tap water. Shiltered
2:22:13
Unknown: tap water.
2:22:14
And it's not most of do.
2:22:16
Unknown: It's very bad.
2:22:18
And that I believe
2:22:21
that that in combination with the dirty electricity,
2:22:25
blue light,
2:22:26
Wi Fi,
2:22:28
five g,
2:22:29
and the polluted water that everybody's taking in
2:22:33
is detrimental,
2:22:36
is the detrimental,
2:22:37
most detrimental part of their life right now. I believe if we
2:22:43
address
2:22:44
the water we're drinking,
2:22:47
if we address
2:22:48
the frequencies
2:22:50
by grounding ourselves and getting
2:22:53
outside
2:22:54
of those
2:22:56
effects
2:22:57
from all the electricity
2:22:59
that were the dirty electricity and WiFi
2:23:03
and get a lot more sunlight. The key
2:23:06
to your health is going to be get your clothes off and get in the sun as much as possible.
2:23:13
And yes, it's true that
2:23:15
if you get sun on your privates, it will make them healthy as well. So don't be shy.
2:23:25
The sun you need because the sun is your key to the metabolism in your body.
2:23:32
And it's in my newsletter.
2:23:35
Jack Cruz explains why he moved down near the Equator
2:23:40
even though he has healing centers here in The United States. He explains to you why he gets up early in the morning without his shirt on or anything and sits in the sun to do his podcast.
2:23:54
Why is he doing things the way he's doing it? He's a very,
2:23:58
very knowledgeable man. And I studied all the men like that that have great knowledge. Thank
2:24:05
goodness I did because the understandings I got from every one of them was different.
2:24:11
And they don't even know each other, any of them. And there's just so much,
2:24:16
so much perspective you can absorb
2:24:19
so that you can be a benefit to so many other people by helping them to understand
2:24:25
how they can overcome
2:24:28
all of their ignorance
2:24:29
in their, from their dysfunctional
2:24:32
health, because the only thing that
2:24:35
we ate ourselves into it,
2:24:39
people ate themselves into dysfunctional
2:24:42
health.
2:24:43
We have to basically
2:24:46
eat ourselves out of it. How do you change your health?
2:24:49
One recipe at a time. You replace
2:24:52
all the garbage you're eating with good recipes one at a time.
2:24:57
And once you learn a bunch of those,
2:25:00
you can only eat so much anyway. So now you're eating those recipes.
2:25:06
Let's just work on it. Okay. Let's get everybody out of pain immediately. So they'll believe in you, When you can get people out of pain right away,
2:25:15
now they got some, now they got a belief in you. Now you can teach them. It turns up their teachability index.
2:25:24
Find the people in pain or breathing problems right away. Let's fix them instantly
2:25:30
and show them and they'll believe and they'll help. A lot of people are going to come and help us.
2:25:36
And we're going to build huge organization of distribution of many things that needs to be with the people and understanding
2:25:45
along with it, of how to utilize these applications in the proper
2:25:50
manner to effectuate the desired results we want simply and easily.
2:25:55
And again,
2:25:57
I wanna thank everybody for coming.
2:25:59
This is really
2:26:01
a great,
2:26:02
great opportunity.
2:26:04
I thank you very much for that opportunity to speak.
2:26:08
It goes out on platforms and gets transcribed,
2:26:12
and hopefully we can affect
2:26:15
a lot of different people that need our help.
2:26:19
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you everybody.
2:26:22
And I wish you a a
2:26:25
great evening.
2:26:26
You have a great evening on purpose.
2:26:31
And let's let's see what's going on tomorrow.
2:26:34
Call me if you need me. Thank you, everybody.
2:26:38
I'm gonna end the meeting.
2:26:42
Thanks, brother. Good night. Thank you, Kurt. I appreciate you. Thank you.
2:26:48
Unknown: Alright. Good night.