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- 0:31Hi Jay Fallon, thanks for listening to the Slippery slope.
- 0:36So got a couple of stories I want to talk about for when at
- 0:39one episode, the first one is regarding China, but really it
- 0:43it all ties it ties into into the second story anyway.
- 0:48So it's all China and virus related.
- 0:53We just put it that way. Now the first one, it's the good
- 0:57old news about another, another virus.
- 1:05Bring this up for us all, all to check out.
- 1:08But let's it's the first one here.
- 1:12China reports new coronavirus with pandemic potential
- 1:16discovered this by Tyler Durden. I said that I like to read a lot
- 1:19of his stuff. He actually came out a few days
- 1:21ago. Any stocks suddenly tumbled
- 1:24shortly after lunch and trading decks are scrambling to find a
- 1:28catalyst. With today's big 2.7 trillion
- 1:32options expiration unclenching gamma, the market is more free
- 1:36to move. But many a citing report by the
- 1:39Daily Mail claiming a new coronavirus has been discovered
- 1:43in the wild In the wild, in the in the wild in China that has
- 1:48the potential to another pandemic.
- 1:53So there's another another coronavirus feared to be
- 1:56powerful enough to spread through humans has been
- 1:59discovered in China and discovered, they say.
- 2:02OK, discovered or some might say created anyway, it seems eerily
- 2:08reminiscent of the beginnings of COVID.
- 2:10Researchers at the infamous Wuhan Institute of Virology
- 2:15detected the new strain Living within bats.
- 2:18Living within bats because quite possibly they implanted it into
- 2:23the bats anyway, we won't go in there.
- 2:25HK uniform So Hotel Hilo U5 COV 2 is strikingly similar to the
- 2:34pandemic virus, sparking fears that history could repeat itself
- 2:38just two years after the worst was declared over.
- 2:41The new virus is even closer related to MERS, a deadlier type
- 2:45of coronavirus that kills up to 1/3 of people.
- 2:48It infects. A virologist Shengli known as
- 2:53Batwoman. There you go.
- 2:55Batwoman for her work on coronaviruses led the discovery
- 2:59published in a top scientific journal.
- 3:02The new virus coronavirus belonging to the murba.
- 3:07Murba virus family of pathogens. Murbo.
- 3:11I always forget how he pronounces.
- 3:13Probably. Anyway.
- 3:14Murba viruses have been detected in minx and pangolins, the
- 3:22animal believed to be the intermediary for COVID between
- 3:26bats and humans. Nothing to do with the syringe
- 3:29that they use to inject them. And now it's all to do with
- 3:32this. This, the scientist wrote,
- 3:34suggests frequent cross species transmission of these viruses
- 3:38between bats and other animal species.
- 3:41They added the study reveals a distinct lineage of this new
- 3:46virus not going to go through anyway.
- 3:48HKU 5 in bats that efficiently use human cells and underscores
- 3:55their potential zoonotic risk. This virus was first detected in
- 4:00bats in 2006, but the new data suggests this COV 2 has a higher
- 4:06potential for interspecies infection than others.
- 4:09Just because they'd be messing with it, don't you?
- 4:11Don't you believe it? They've been messing with it.
- 4:13However, the potential to spill over to humans remains to be
- 4:18investigated. Oh.
- 4:21The research was conducted by the Wuhan Institute of Virology,
- 4:25the makers of the first one, which is at the centre of the
- 4:29lab leak theory. Well, it's hardly a theory.
- 4:31I think more of a more of a fact which claims COVID-19 was
- 4:36manufactured in the Chinese lab and accidentally leads to the
- 4:40public accidentally. Don't you love it accidentally
- 4:45anyway? So we've got this new viruses
- 4:48out there. They've there's been a few
- 4:50stories coming out. Just it gets slowly, I think we
- 4:52get drip fed these things, these bits of information.
- 4:55They want us to kind of know about it.
- 4:57Hey, just set off the warning, the alarms.
- 5:01Look, this is coming. Just drip foetus and then bang,
- 5:07boom, it'll happen. One fell swoop.
- 5:10That's what I think. That's the way I think it.
- 5:12It's going to work this time. It kind of kind of went that way
- 5:15last time, but I think it's going to be a bit more, a bit
- 5:19more like a tidal wave this time.
- 5:20So the next story, as I said, I like to follow.
- 5:23I do follow Alex Berenson. He's a very good investigative
- 5:28reporter, I believe. And he's still chasing up COVID
- 5:32debacle and what actually happened with with the virus and
- 5:37with, you know, with the jab and how it is actually affecting
- 5:42people and what's actually happening, investigating the
- 5:46depths of the destruction that these pharmacy companies have
- 5:50brought upon us. So he's just released this very
- 5:54interesting this, this research from Ale, Yale Ale very urgent.
- 5:59Yale researchers have found immune system exhaustion and
- 6:03prolonged spike protein production in some COVID jab
- 6:07recipients. Funny enough, This is why I
- 6:10think I've happened to have seen a few people that seem to have
- 6:14developed different health issues just for the last couple
- 6:18of years only since they've been jabbed anyway.
- 6:22So he says that initially wrote about this study in December.
- 6:25Now the full data set is out, the results are worse than it
- 6:28was first reported. So a Yale University team led by
- 6:34a top immunologist has found that some people who received
- 6:39the Covic vaccines have damage to to their immune systems, as
- 6:43well as high and rising levels of spike protein in their blood.
- 6:49The researchers released the findings Wednesday in a preprint
- 6:53and hope to publish publish it soon in a peer reviewed journal.
- 6:57So you better believe we'll be on that when it comes out.
- 7:00How often these problems occur or if the immune system damage
- 7:04might open people to infections is unclear as yet.
- 7:08But immune system damage, listen to this.
- 7:12Immune system damage that research has found is similar,
- 7:18though not identical, to changes caused by HIV, which is the
- 7:23human immunodeficiency virus that can eventually lead to
- 7:28AIDS. So it's similar, not identical.
- 7:34That's not good. The researchers also found COVID
- 7:38spike protein, the protein mRNA. COVID jabs from Pfizer and
- 7:44Moderna cause our cells to make in the blood of patients up to
- 7:51two years after vaccination. 2 years later, they're still
- 7:56finding the COVID spike protein. He says that he first wrote
- 8:02about that finding in December, but it looks even more serious
- 8:05now that the preprint is out. The findings came out from the
- 8:10Yao Listen study, which was initially designed to track
- 8:14people with self reported post COVID injuries.
- 8:17It is now expanded to examine what the studies leaders call
- 8:22PBS, or post vaccine syndrome. People who have reported
- 8:27autoimmune and other problems for far.
- 8:30I assume that's supposed to be following COVID jabs.
- 8:36The study found that patients with post vaccine syndrome had
- 8:40low levels of crucial CD4 helper T cells, and some of their CD8
- 8:46killer T cells showed evidence of what immunologists call
- 8:51exhaustion. The study is small, comparing
- 8:55only 42 people with post vaccine syndrome to 22 control patients
- 9:01who enrolled in the study who did not have similar problems.
- 9:05Further, this study is not prospectively enrolled.
- 9:11I'll say this line again. Further, this study was not
- 9:15prospectively enrolled. In other words, the researchers
- 9:18do not have T cell data from people before they received
- 9:22COVID shots. That's unfortunate, but suppose
- 9:25no one other than the people that planned it knew this was
- 9:28coming. So for now they cannot prove the
- 9:31jabs caused any immune dysfunction.
- 9:35The problem is fundamental to any data from any observational
- 9:39study like LISTEN and difficult to correct.
- 9:42However, Pfizer and Moderna may have sequential collecting T
- 9:48cell data on at least some people they enrolled in their
- 9:51clinical trials in 2020. In that case, it should would be
- 9:55possible to examine how T cells T cell levels in those patients
- 9:59have changed over time. Wow, wow, wow.
- 10:06The new findings are particularly credible and
- 10:09concerning because Listens Co chair Doctor Akiko Iwasaki is a
- 10:16former president of the American Association of Immunologists who
- 10:20in 2021 called concerns about the mRNA shots absurd.
- 10:25So this doctor said, no, no, nothing to fear now might be
- 10:30changing his mind. In a press release announcing
- 10:33announcing the preprint's findings this morning, Doctor
- 10:36Iwasaki struck a different tone. This was surprising to find
- 10:42spike protein in circulation at such a late as a late time
- 10:47point. She said, sorry, it's a female.
- 10:49We don't know if the level of spike protein is causing the
- 10:52chronic symptoms, but it could be 1 mechanism underlying this
- 10:57syndrome. Doctor Harlan Krumholz, a Yale
- 11:02cardiologist and the study's other Co chair, said the study
- 11:06needs to be repeated and expanded with much larger
- 11:09numbers to confirm its findings and discover other possible
- 11:12outcomes. Those would include if the
- 11:15immune system dysfunction improves or worsens over time as
- 11:18spike protein levels continue to rise, and why people continue to
- 11:23spike protein in the blood long after it should be gone.
- 11:30So there you go, China's, you know, ringing the alarm bell
- 11:34saying, oh, you know, we've found found another virus just
- 11:38happens to be out there in the wild.
- 11:41The bat woman just found it, been monitoring it since 2006.
- 11:45Look at this, look at this, this might cause another pandemic.
- 11:52What do you know? And then as reported, as you can
- 11:56see there, there's very, very dire concerns that the vaccine
- 12:03still causing issues several years later.
- 12:08Oh, what's going to happen if another plan comes on board and
- 12:15then they turn it so well, we fixed the issues we might have
- 12:18had, might have had a few issues.
- 12:19But look, we've got another jab. The other one wasn't that bad.
- 12:23We, you know, keep telling people we saved millions and
- 12:25millions and millions of lives. But, you know, take this new jab
- 12:31and then in another year's time you have even more, I won't say
- 12:37the word, but even more issues. I'll get banned again, even more
- 12:41issues because, you know, they've mixed, the first one is
- 12:46getting mixed with another jab that they've formulated that
- 12:49they just happen to have on hand.
- 12:52So a couple of things to take away from all these stories.
- 12:57I think China rattling its Sabre over New New Zealand and
- 13:03Australia flexing its military muscle is just just signs that
- 13:09it knows economically it's on the turn, it's on the downslide,
- 13:14and that's why it's doing it. And I think it's just going to
- 13:17push it further along, to be honest.
- 13:20But again, China, you know, supposedly ringing the warning
- 13:26bell about a new virus is just going to push it further along
- 13:31again. And we're going to see this,
- 13:33what people are saying or a possible economic collapse.
- 13:37I think it's not just possible, I think it's definitely going to
- 13:40happen. It's going to push it further
- 13:42along and probably just push us over the press.
- 13:45But it's like I said, and this is all going to tie in, possibly
- 13:51tie in with issues we've already had from the previous plan.
- 13:57And we'll see that these issues with the previous jab all tie in
- 14:02together. Could this be, could this be,
- 14:09you know, the long, the long denied plan to try and bring
- 14:15down the global population because you know, everyone
- 14:20sites, when I say everyone, all the global sites that for the
- 14:25sake of climate change, you know, it'd be better if we had a
- 14:28smaller population. Obviously, you know, less cows
- 14:32farting, less people wanting to eat cows, all that kind of
- 14:36thing. Less people taking up the take,
- 14:40taking up the vital resources. So obviously, you know, they
- 14:43don't want to say that the quiet part out loud that how do you
- 14:46get less people? Could this be where where it's
- 14:52all going? Another plan coming down the
- 14:55line leading into another jab, which mingles with the effects
- 15:04of the first jab, which just pushes these people who have
- 15:09already got compromised immune systems over the edge.
- 15:13And all this pushing China into a major well into absolute
- 15:19economic freefall, which it's already on there on the radar
- 15:23anyway, but an economic freefall that it can no longer deny and
- 15:26can no longer hide. So an economic freefall that
- 15:31everyone can see and then the whole world will end up going
- 15:34into an economic freefall. Is that where we're going?
- 15:38I think it's very possible because I think, well, the Bible
- 15:42lays out where how things are going to end up during the the
- 15:47end of days, the last, the tribulation period.
- 15:50And so I think this is possibly the start of everything coming
- 15:54together. And very interesting the way the
- 15:59way Alex Berenson lays out there with this report, how all these
- 16:05people being affected, their immune systems being brought
- 16:09down. And you know, all those
- 16:12conspiracy, conspiracy theorists that we're talking about, how
- 16:15it's affecting our immune system and how these jabs are going to
- 16:19be the end of us. They're going to kill a lot of
- 16:21people. Could this be what's coming?
- 16:26Could this be how they're going to bring it all about?
- 16:28I don't know. It's a little scary to think
- 16:32about in some ways. My hope is in Christ.
- 16:35So, but anyway, look, I think it's all very interesting.
- 16:40I think we need to keep our eye on the news and keep our eye on
- 16:43people who are actually investigating these things and
- 16:46think about them in a biblical perspective.
- 16:50Anyway, that's just my that's just my opinion.
- 16:52You let me know what you think. I'm Jay Fallon, thanks for
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