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Dr. Lee Merritt: Agenda Behind ‘Healthcare,’ Medical Industry, ‘Misinformation’ · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  Hey, friends, we're in for a treat today.
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  We've got Dr. Lee Merritt with us, the medical rebel.
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  I've talked to her.
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  Dr. Lee Merritt, it's great to have her back, began her medical career at the age of four
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  believe it or not.
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  How?
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  Well, she was helping her dad.
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  She was carrying her father's black bag on house calls when he did those back in Iowa.
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  She graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in New York.
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  She completed an orthopedic surgery residency in the U.S. Navy, served over ten years as
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  a Navy physician and surgeon.
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  1989, she was the only woman to be appointed at the Lewis A Goldstein Fellow of Spinal
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  Surgery at the University of Rochester, Strong Memorial Hospital.
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  So she's been in private practice of orthopedic and spinal surgery for nearly 30 years.
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  The website, by the way, is Dr. Lee Merritt.com or themedicalreble.com, the medical rebel or
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  Dr. Lee Merritt.
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  Also, she was on the board of directors for Arizona Medical Association and is the past
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  president of Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.
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  There's so much more she's been on Stassel.
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  She spoke out on Obamacare.
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  She became a medical rebel after realizing that the honorable practice of medicine had been
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  perverted to serve a technocracy whose goal is not wellness but enslavement.
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  We're going to have her explain that to us a little bit.
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  She's one of America's frontline doctors and she had a viral speech on the myth of masks
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  and that led her to be well in investigation of her by the Iowa Board of Medicine.
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  And so much more Dr. Lee Merritt, we just got to get to you and start talking about these
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  things.
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  Welcome to Worldly Matters.
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  No, thanks very much.
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  Thanks for having me back.
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  So a little bit of history.
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  We spoke on the radio a couple of years ago, but we met in 2020, I believe, in either
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  Dallas, Texas or Edmond Oklahoma at a Liberty Pastors conference.
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  I love those men and women of God, Paul Blair, Dran Reese, Alex Newman, Steve Smotherman
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  going down the list.
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  But let's start with what we were talking about right before we got on the show.
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  You mentioned the history of vaccines and how doctors, true doctors, and you don't have
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  to use air quotes, doctors in the right, like the 1800s, 1900s, they were concerned about
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  the efficacy of vaccines, share a little bit about that before we jump into recent years.
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  Well, right, because we're always told, well, you know, you people that don't believe
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  in vaccines, you must agree that polio vaccine and smallpox vaccine saved the world, right?
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  So no, it actually didn't.
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  And the problem we have now is the entire population of physicians has never lived in a world
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  where people weren't routinely getting vaccines.
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  So they don't know what an unvaccinated population looks like.
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  But they did back in 1789 when Jenner tried to horn smog list about the smallpox inoculation.
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  And it turns out that that's a complete lie from the beginning to the end, which I'm
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  making an entire video about.
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  But in short, the doctors back then, and these were actually the university doctors.
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  They recognized what was going on.
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  They saw the patterns because there was such a difference between the vaccinated and the
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  unvaccinated, even Edward Jenner's own son, died of tuberculosis years after the vaccine.
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  So did his first patient that he made the case for doing this with, died of tuberculosis.
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  And the three things that the doctors of the day, through the 1800s until we get, in fact,
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  up until the time really of the 20th century when it got kind of buried, they complained
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  that they could see a clear association with cancer.
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  Cancer was a rare disease back then with no vaccines.
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  They could see a clear association with heart disease and with pulmonary disease.
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  So back in the day, you had, you had what they saw as this or pneumococcal pneumonia.
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  They didn't know it was pneumococcus, but they knew it was like a bacterial pneumonia.
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  They knew about tuberculosis.
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  So they knew that, but they weren't that common, they would happen, but they could see that
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  the rate was going up in people that were taking these crude new vaccines.
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  So they tried to warn about it.
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  And like I say, you know, today's world, it's the university doctors that was pushing the vaccine
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  that were people like me out in the periphery that weren't in the system that were saying,
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  no, no, wait, stop.
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  It was just the other way around back then.
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  And Edward Jenner in 1789, roughly 1789, he was paid $150,000 by the British government
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  for his vaccine pushing program and got others doctors involved.
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  That's a lot of money back in those days.
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  By the way, so you talked about doctors back then.
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  It seems like there's a big gap between then and what we have today with all the misinformation
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  with big pharma, with all the money that's behind what they do or don't do in certain hospitals
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  or medical systems, but you obviously have a show.
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  I want to make sure people realize this.
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  Merit medical hour.
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  It's over on Breitian TV.
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  That's merit medical hour.
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  And one thing I wanted to ask you, I checked out some of the recent shows Dr. Lee Merit.
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  And I love the one with Dr. Renata Moon.
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  And I want you to respond to this because we're talking about med school now,
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  and how they train doctors today.
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  Dr. Renata Moon said, today's med students in the US feel like they're walking on eggshells
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  because they cannot question anything.
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  And boy, we've seen a lot of that since COVID, right?
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  These poor students have lost all debate and discussion.
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  And for people that don't realize this, this is going on in the top medical schools.
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  Just share, the conversation went a lot further, but share your concerns about that because these
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  are the kids now. We can call them kids because we're older.
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  They're coming out of the medical schools and you're going, wait a minute, they weren't even
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  allowed to give their opinion or oppose something.
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  And that's, it seems like that's what science is really about.
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  Yeah. And you know, I'm the third or fourth generation doctors in my family.
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  And both my father and I graduated from the University of Rochester.
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  And it was famous, and it still is probably for basic physiology.
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  We were taught back then to think.
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  We were taught to say, you know, if it, if it doesn't make sense with the way you
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  understand the human body to work, then don't jump on this new bandwagon, whatever it is.
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  In fact, in 1976, my professor of pediatric said, essentially, he said, you know,
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  it isn't childhood vaccines.
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  He thought that was going to be a flash in the pan.
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  He said, childhood vaccines haven't decreased mortality from these diseases.
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  What's done that is plumbers.
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  And I just thought it was such a funny line that I remembered it.
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  But his point was it was sanitation and better nutrition.
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  And we were taught to think about the body processes.
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  Now they're taught algorithms.
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  And although we did see it somewhat in the time of the pandemic of 1918, which I have a big
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  research article about that's on my website about what that was really all about.
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  It's not, it wasn't a pandemic either.
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  It was stage one trial of what we saw in COVID.
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  They, yes, we've been pressured to say things that weren't true in public medicine before.
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  But it's never been so effective.
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  Now, and one of the things like she was talking about the fact that it's not just about even
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  medicine stuff.
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  It's about the transgender push.
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  It's about all sorts of different things.
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  And if you speak out, if you don't, if you don't do the socially politically correct party line,
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  you can get thrown out of medical school.
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  And what, you know, or, or, or relegated to not getting a residency or not,
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  you know, these are all things that you spend your whole life doing.
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  I mean, not to mention the fact that these poor kids,
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  I feel so bad for the students that had to get the vaccine just to stay in school.
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  You know, think about four years of college, four years of medical school,
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  five years of a general surgery residency, two years of a fellowship, and in the last year,
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  they tell you, oh, you got to take the vaccine or we're going to get rid of you.
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  Are you kidding me?
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  Wow.
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  You know, that is the worst form of evil coercion you can amount to.
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  And it, and it completely goes against the principles of Hippocratic medicine that we were taught.
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  And that's kind of interesting.
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  I'll just make that point is that I went back and looked at the, the old Hippocratic old,
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  before they started writing their own notes and making this all nonsense.
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  And then the original Hippocratic old that I took.
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  And this is from the one that was translated from the Greek in the 1840s.
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  It actually says, I will not poison anyone.
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  And I will not be paid to poison anyone.
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  What did the holidays know?
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  Yeah, I'd kind of forgotten that part because I thought it was so irrelevant to what I was going to
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  be doing in medicine, but it turned out to be the relevant point.
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  It said, I will go into the house only for the interest of the patient.
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  And in nobody else's interest.
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  And I also, I remember thinking in 1980, who else's interest would I go into?
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  And now I know, oh, big pharma, the government, you're, you know,
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  you're the relative that might want to kill you and et cetera.
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  But the point is, is that we, you know, now, apparently an apocrytis was a real guy.
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  He's not just a myth.
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  He was Aristotle spoke about him.
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  He must have known, back in those days, that they were, that doctors were the most
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  competently trained to then use poisons.
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  So they were actually being hired as poisoners.
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  Today, we call them bio-weaponers.
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  And that could be a whole nother show right there on how they used certain things.
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  And we know the Vax was one of them as a bio weapon.
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  But you said something very important.
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  You said, we were taught to think back then.
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  And how today, and before we got on the show, we had a conversation.
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  And you, you mentioned this fog that it seems like it's just throughout society.
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  And maybe throughout the world.
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  But in America, where at least kids are not today being taught,
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  how to think they're taught, what to think.
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  We're in a very dangerous place historically, aren't we?
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  Oh, it's very dangerous.
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  And it's basically, we're in a huge intelligence war.
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  I mean, there's, you know, when we talked, I think, the very first time, probably three years ago,
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  I still thought this was, you know, it was propaganda in the sense it was just about this one issue.
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  But now I realize, this is a huge multi-generational war.
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  And this is the climax.
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  I think we're at the point, this is a huge war.
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  It's not just against me and you and Americans and maybe some other people.
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  This is a war for humanity.
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  And it has to do with us believing in medical treatments.
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  Because, you know, they couldn't come at Americans, for example,
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  by taking away our Second Amendment rights.
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  They knew we'd stand up for that.
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  They really couldn't go after, you know, they're trying to do the cashless society.
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  And I see people standing up against that.
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  I mean, we're kind of tough.
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  We don't want to give away our land and do a lot of things that people want us to do.
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  But the one thing that people will succumb to is this fear of disease.
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  And I will just say that one of the things I've learned through these three years,
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  and that I'm making a big point to go around and speak about now,
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  is this, I call it the disease delusion.
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  And what we've been told about disease, what makes you sick,
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  it's been a complete lie.
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  And in one, and I'll just tell you one little evidence point there.
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  I discovered that all of medical and scientific publishing,
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  with rare outliers, like the Journal of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons,
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  Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, anyway,
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  with rare exception, all of medical and scientific publishing is owned by the intelligent services.
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  In fact, the very first, one of the after World War II, they combined and made this huge publishing
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  house. And just ask yourself, why is scientific papers being published by the CIA, MI6,
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  Masad, et cetera? I mean, why would they be involved?
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  They put together this, to make the largest publishing house in the world for medicine and
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  science. They put together this thing in England and they called it, if you're, since you're a
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  Bible scholar that I am not, but I learned this from a theologian, they called it the Pergamon
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  Press. Now, what's Pergamon? It's the altar of sacrifice, an old Anatolia, that in revolution,
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  Lation is called the seat of Satan. Why would you name that, your press, okay? And who was the first
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  editor-in-chief, not a scientist, not a physician? It was Robert Maxwell.
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  Gaelin Maxwell's father, he was an agent for the British against the Germans, a spy,
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  he was a Masad agent, because he's buried on the Mount of Olives, he was rumored to be a KGB agent,
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  and we know he's associated with Gaelin Maxwell, consult of Jeffrey Epstein, so he's a CIA.
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  He was intelligent royalty, and yet he is the editor-in-chief of this, the largest
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  medical scientific publishing house in the world. That's just a little flavor of how they did this.
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  Wow, this is, I know this is multifaceted too, but this is a key part in this. It's the,
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  and by the way, the people that used to say it's conspiracy theory, we're being proved true,
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  and I think you've probably been justified throughout the last couple years too, and some of
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  the stuff that you had talked about on your podcast and in other interviews, but we've got to
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  take a brief pause where Dr. Lee Merritt, and the website is Dr. Lee Merritt.com or the medical
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  rebel.com. When we come back, we're going to talk about a couple articles, one that she wrote,
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  and another one over the New American, when they rolled out the vaccine, along with government
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  and corporate mandates with the help of Big Pharma and Hollywood and the media and everybody else,
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  there were spikes in mortality and excess deaths that started increasing dramatically that we
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  hadn't seen before in America in 2021, 2022, 2023. Was it coincidental? I'm going to ask her when we
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  Harbinger's Daily, Patriot Mobile, and back to Dr. Lee Merritt. Again, you can check her out on
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  brighttheon.tv Merritt Medical Hour and her website, you can obviously get a lot of information there,
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  a lot of, well, there's resources there that you probably haven't been able to find other places,
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  Dr. Lee Merritt.com. So I'm throwing this back to you, lead that a lot of people in the medical
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  community may be been duped to think this was a coincidence that all of a sudden these diseases
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  shot up, the death rate shot up, and all these are the things, and they're not allowing us to say,
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  wait a minute, this is just common sense. You're looking at some of these charts and graphs,
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  and they're saying, no, don't believe your eyes. So let me hear your professional opinion
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  on the fact that I don't believe it was coincidental. I don't think you do either.
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  No, and they don't use the term coincidence theory, but that's what they're believing in.
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  Now, J. Edgar Hoover said, the individual is handicapped by coming face to face with the
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  conspiracy soul monsters. He cannot believe it exists. Now, I think J. Edgar Hoover would know,
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  the founder of the FBI, he was behind closed doors. He got the big picture. And, you know,
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  as FDR said, nothing happens in politics by accident. If it happened, it was planned that way.
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  So again, these are not me saying this. I'm actually proud of my 10-foil hat and being at
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  conspiracy theorists, because as you said, we've been proven right. And the point here is that
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  it's just unbelievable that you can talk this away. If this were, in 30 years ago, in medical
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  circles, whether you're doing a, you know, just a group get together over the journal of American
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  medicine or whatever, and talking about stuff, you would accept this data. But suddenly,
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  it's all just coincidence. You're not looking at things that are just kicking you in the face.
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  For example, the average change in mortality. And we know this from, you know, the guys that
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  really know this stuff, it's not the physicians, you know, it's the actuaries, the people that look
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  at death counts. And they can tell you that there's a basic little, there's a little wobble,
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  little variable year to year. And it's usually about 0.1%. You know, it is not very much by year,
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  because we're looking at big populations over a long period of time. So when the state of
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  Indiana actuaries came up that they had, I think it was 2022, they noticed a 40% increase in
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  mortality overall, all caused mortality. That's huge. Children, we're seeing numbers up into 30%
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  in certain young age groups. Now that's a, that's a huge demographic problem. Much more than if you're,
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  if your 85 year olds are dying 30% more than normal, that's one thing. But when you start seeing
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  young people dying at these high rates, it's unbelievable. We've lost over 10 or 11 soccer teams,
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  professional soccer teams, to the, after the vaccine. Now you can say it's not from the vaccine,
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  but again, the university guys that, that are supposed to be doing this stuff, looking at this
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  stuff, they apparently weren't that we have all these preventive medicine people and all this
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  epidemiologists and sports medicine doctors. Okay. I went back and looked at the numbers of
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  FIFA, the professional soccer organization, to look at how many people die every year. And they
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  don't have a total number, but they have an on field death number. And what you will see, anybody
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  can do this. Doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure this out. You go back and they go from 1889
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  to present, right? From 1889 until 1999, 110 years, the average death on the soccer field was
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  zero to three. And it was rarely hard attack. It was running into somebody, having the goal post
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  fall over on you, lightning strikes. I'm surprised how lightning is a big risk factor to soccer players.
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  I didn't know that or football if you're in Europe. So anyway, zero to three, it rarely went. Okay,
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  I looked at every year. And then in 1999, something changed from 1999 from 2000 until 2020, it went
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  from zero to three to three to 10. But now it was all cardiac. Now that alone, what I'm saying is
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  that should have triggered somebody in preventive epidemiology or whatever to have noticed this,
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  the soccer league get doctors. I mean, didn't nobody notice, but see it happened so gradually and
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  they'd never, but that's what happened around 1999 is when all these kids started getting all
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  these childhood vaccines and they started getting the flu vaccine regularly. I think that's one of
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  the factors here. I can't prove it, but something changed. And then when we get to 2021, and by the
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  way, 2020, we didn't see the death on field, they started having the vaccine of 2021. And that year,
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  it was over 25 deaths on the field. I don't know what it is now, but it went, could orders of magnitude
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  up. And you just can't keep talking these things away. Yeah, pull up that graph, the excess
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  mortality by detailed age band. And this is in the new American article. If you go to quarter three
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  in 2021, look at that, Dr. Lee Merritt went from from 131 percent up to jump to 178. And then the
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  next one, the age range 35 to 44 jumped to 200 percent. So what you're saying is it was gradual,
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  but then you yet you have these numbers that seem to spike. Right. And one of the things that's
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  that that is neat, not even probably as bad as it really is because you see the problem is now
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  you're you're looking at all ages and you're also looking at progressive. As you see, why is it 100?
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  In other words, why in 2020 is it, you know, 103 percent, for example, or 114 percent?
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  Well, because we didn't start vaccinating people in 2021, we started vaccinating people
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  in 1789 and we've just been ramping it up and ramping it up. And in 2000, like I say,
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  we really started ramping it up. So when you look at these numbers, we have to say all of these
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  vaccines are toxic probably. And especially the flu vaccine, that one we can guarantee is toxic.
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  It's the number one payout in the government pay pay thing. Well, so so there's a there's a ramp
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  up of all this mortality over and just didn't start in 2021, but it was a big jump in 2021.
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  I'll tell you one that's very impressive. There was a guy he's in he's in New Zealand and I think
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  he's a he was a Pfizer he is a Pfizer employee. I it's been a while since I've thought about this,
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  but this just came out this last year. And he looked at the numbers. He was tasked with looking at
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  the numbers of these by by lot by vaccine law, right? And he discovered so and because he
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  he pointed out he said the reason that he sees this is because in that it's such a small country
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  as New Zealand, unlike America or China or someplace else where they have multiple people doing this
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  job, he's the only guy. So all the data came to him and he just couldn't help but see this. So
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  he started really looking at mortality per batch. And he found that the worst batch of the Pfizer
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  vaccine had a 21 percent mortality, 21 percent. Wow. That's not that's not, you know, of any
• 23:15
  that is 20 that is one out of every five people that took that vaccine died or had a serious
• 23:21
  complication. I mean, you can't you can't just ignore that. And and that wasn't the only batch.
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  I mean, he has very good numbers and is no longer employed with them. Well, of course,
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  we're really quick. You wrote an article back in July of 2021 at the New American called
• 23:42
  COVID-19 vaccines. A cure worse than the disease. And really quick since you brought that up,
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  Dr. Lee Merritt, I want to bring up one of the charts in there, safe and effective countries
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  that used hydroxychloroquine had much lower death rates than those countries that restricted it.
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  But in Israel, I want to jump ahead in your article. We'll put this in the note so people can
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  access it because it got me riled up all over again. You wrote this in 2021. In Israel in the
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  over 65 year olds, vaccination resulted in death from COVID 40 times more than unvaccinated
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  people. And now I'm sure there's a lot of updated stats since this because this was three years
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  ago, but you were trying to expose all this and you were censored. Oh, yeah. No, I tried to publish
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  that paper in a medical journal in February, no, in March of 2021. That would have made a
• 24:35
  difference. Not only did it not get published in a medical journal right away, but it didn't even
• 24:40
  get a look at because it came back too quickly. This was like bounce back so fast it couldn't have
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  been seen by the peer reviewed journal people. So, but what I, but what was easy to see back then
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  was I looked at the VAERS data. That's what this paper is about. I looked at the VAERS data because
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  this started with an OBG, I started noticing this OBGYN doctor 56 year old guy in Florida took
• 25:02
  one dose of Pfizer vaccine and was dead in two weeks of a brain bleed. And they said he had
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  thrombocytopenia. Now, as a physician, I can just tell you that is such an odd story it deserves
• 25:14
  looking at. Where are the CDC, right? So, because we know about thrombocytopenia, it is a
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  pediatric thrombocytopenia. And we know that most of the time you can keep people alive by
• 25:24
  giving them platelets. This is a, this is a lack of platelets. Well, but when I started, but for
• 25:29
  some reason this guy died in his own hospital, not that we don't treat everybody to the max, but
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  trust me, if you're a physician in your own hospital, you got the, you got into the system quickly,
• 25:38
  you got the, the immediate quick look and you got taken care of by all the specialists. And he
• 25:43
  still died within two weeks. Now, that says something. And, and, and so then I started looking around
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  and I found news reports, even though the, the medical people weren't reporting it, there were news
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  reports from all over the world. There were over 30 of them at that time of this exact story.
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  So I said, wait a minute. So then I went to the VAERS. Now, then there were only 7,000
• 26:03
  additions. There were only 7,000 entries into the VAERS. It was easy to search. And yet it was so
• 26:08
  dramatic to see how many bleeding cases there were and bleeding everywhere. It wasn't just in the
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  brain or the, it was sometimes the eye. It was sometimes bleeding out all over the place. I mean,
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  it was all over the place. Thrombocytopenia, leukemia, bleeding, menstrual bleeding abnormalities.
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  You name it. It was all over the place. So I put, I had some help. I put together this paper.
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  I thought it was pretty well put together. I showed all the data. I showed the tables. I didn't
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  massage anything. Send it in. Could not even get anybody to look at it because you see they don't
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  want, they didn't want. Now, why was the VAERS? They had all these, again, when you talk about
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  coincidences, they had all these rules against why, oh, well, it was self-reported. Oh, it
• 26:47
  doesn't really mean anything. No, the VAERS was set up to prevent just this. It was set up as a
• 26:53
  tripwire. It was not meant to be the definitive word. It was meant to alert people to a problem
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  that's unusual. So we didn't let it get out the door. We didn't let it run off with us, but we
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  didn't listen. And unfortunately, we've got to end on that note because I hope, hope our audience,
• 27:09
  I know, has learned and have seen and has been more informed than the average, maybe American
• 27:14
  that have bought the hype from Hollywood and the Biden administration. Who, by the way,
• 27:18
  what do they do? They set up an office of an office of pandemic preparedness and response. So
• 27:23
  they're, they're on the vaccines forever, bandwagon. And I know what you feel about that.
• 27:27
  Dr. Lee Merritt, we will have to have you back at some point. And there's so much more to talk
• 27:33
  about, but thanks for your time today. Thank you. Appreciate all your work. And thanks for the
• 27:36
  articles that at least we can share people with people that didn't get a chance to see them back
• 27:41
  when they came out. Very insightful. God bless you and keep doing the work that you're doing.
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