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Pfizer Whistleblower: Covid Vaccines Arrived in Suspicious CHINESE Bags · Man in America Podcast

• 0:04
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. Whistleblowers from big companies such as Zach Voorhees from Google or other guests I've interviewed, former FBI, etcetera, have played such an important role, especially these past couple of years in getting people information. Because what we've witnessed, especially in the past, say, five to ten years, especially, is that these giant corporations and institutions are actually playing a very negative and you could even say evil role against humanity. And their deeds, we oftentimes, unfortunately, see go completely unpunished because these corporations are so massive and so powerful that they're immune, which actually I recently covered with Corey from Corey's Digs about the immunity of these these giant companies.
• 0:54
  And so joining us today is a whistleblower named Melissa McAtee, who spent quite some time working at Pfizer. She was mostly in quality assurance QAQC. And she initially first had come out with James O'Keefe and had a big expose, which was really, really critical in helping a lot to understand what was in the vaccines, specifically, you know, tying it to emails she had found about aborted fetal cells, etc. But she's gonna be sitting down with a stake with a lot more information. And so this is going to be more of a conversation with her about what was life like at Pfizer?
• 1:28
  What changes did she notice at Pfizer after the COVID vaccine was introduced? How did it change the policies and procedures? But she's also got some really, really interesting anecdotes and information which will be showing up on screen about one of the big things, who makes remdesivir. So you know, remdesivir, the drug that I've covered a lot with Doctor. Brian Artis, that's been killing a lot of people in the hospitals, what she's saying, and she actually has proof to show this is actually that Remdesivir is, in a lot of ways secretly, you could say it's, you know, it's hidden, you know, through a different company, but actually manufactured by Pfizer.
• 2:05
  So in addition to that, she's got some quite alarming information that she found on the company's internal wiki, its internal database, which we'll be going over. And really importantly, she's has multiple people that have worked within Pfizer that she's in communication with telling her, as you'll hear her talk about that there that when the COVID vaccines were coming in, that a lot of the vaccines were coming in these bags, these clear plastic bags of liquid with Chinese writing on them that these are going straight into the vaccines. And so that's really, really suspicious. I mean, I don't want my my chicken for dinner coming from China, let alone some drug, let alone a vaccine, especially coming in some mysterious bag that they couldn't even, you know, monitor or analyze properly. So this is going to be a really interesting interview.
• 2:58
  So folks, please enjoy this interview with Melissa. Also, she's got a GiveSyn to go. If you want to support her, I'll make sure that link is in the description below because obviously she lost her job from Pfizer. And she's now dedicating herself and her life and her work to fighting for the truth. So folks, please enjoy the interview with Melissa McAtee.
• 3:17
  Melissa, thank you so much for joining us today. It's great to have you on the show.
• 3:22
  Speaker 2: Thank you. It's so nice to meet you and to be on.
• 3:25
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. So a little bit of backstory of yourself. Most people that, I guess, that's such that follow this channel probably saw you, but they saw you in these in-depth interviews and this whistleblower expose with James O'Keefe from back when he was still with Project Veritas. So can you just give us just a little bit of background of your history, especially with Pfizer, And what led you to really kind of throwing that career with Pfizer away by, you know, drawing a line in the sand and coming out and exposing a lot of their evil deeds?
• 4:00
  Speaker 2: Yeah, so I was originally hired under Hospira, which is a different name, same thing. Not as big of a big pharma giant as Pfizer is. I was hired in 2012. And Pfizer bought it in 2015. I originally started as a pharmaceutical assistant, which is packaging essentially, offloading and loading product, getting it ready for warehouse to ship out.
• 4:25
  And then I got promoted in 2017 to manufacturing quality auditor, which is when I would, our job was vast. We basically had to know the whole plant almost, at least in the manufacturing. So I observed product from fill to light test, to packaging, to warehouse. And our jobs were to monitor charts, to verify paperwork for lines that we're getting ready to start batches. But our main focus was auditing products on the lines and off the lines.
• 4:57
  So when COVID happened, I originally was hired. I used to be a far left, atheist is what I was. And then, I started working with some Christians in the quality department to, who challenged that atheist belief. And I researched to try to disprove God and ended up proving to myself he was real. And so I was born again in January of twenty nineteen.
• 5:22
  So before this, was pretty worldly, pretty typical lib and all of that. And so I never really saw evil being done or never really saw anything that made me question anything until I became a Christian. And then I was kind of like, you know, this stuff's kind of weird. For example, we would peel expired product and put new expiration dates on it, stuff like that. And I'd be kind of like, wait a second, you know, things like that.
• 5:48
  Or, products that, for example, one of my first red flags was in 2019 and they wanted me to approve a product that hadn't been inspected going to customers. And they fought with me on that for hours and hours and hours. But, I loved my job. I had great coworkers. I had a great boss.
• 6:07
  He was like my work dad. I loved working with the people, but I did not like Pfizer. And when COVID hit, everybody was, I was pretty unaware of everything. I didn't know the deep levels of our world and who runs the world or anything like that. And so I just kind of thought, oh no, we've got this virus from China.
• 6:28
  It's because they eat those live animals, you know, and all these just, I believed the media, believed all of that. And then I was one of the first auditors to see the COVID vaccine. And when I saw it, it was glowing on the table. And I had heard these conspiracy theories from coworkers that the vaccine glows and that there's luciferase in it and graphene oxide, all these different things.
• 6:55
  Seth Holehouse: Wait, so it was literally glowing? Like you saw this glowing vial?
• 7:01
  Speaker 2: So if you were to crack a glow stick and let it sit on a table for a few hours, that's what it looked like. I wouldn't say you could by any means like hold it up to something and read something in the dark or anything like that, but you, it needed light to glow and it needed to be in a dark darker than white background. So white, it didn't glow, but when it was on like gray, it would glow. Doctor Anna Mahelcha actually recently, who Todd had on his show, she showed that glowing under a microscope, which I cannot tell you was so relieving to finally see somebody else mention it and have visual proof for people. She says it's the nanotech signals that cause that glowing, which would explain why it needs to be kept to like negative 70 degrees to keep those, you know, and, my background all led me to, I started to question my job.
• 7:54
  I started to question their integrity and authenticity, and most importantly, their informed consent to the public because me and my husband were going to get the vaccine, but then, I started noticing sketchy stuff at work and I was like, I think we should wait. And I'm glad we did because when I saw that glowing on the table, I was kind of like, no, we've seen every comic book villain get this way, from some glowing concoction. So I didn't mess with it. I would raise all my concerns. I did the proper chain of command.
• 8:24
  I did everything I was supposed to from bringing it to my direct superior to theirs to, I tried to go up the chain. I directly messaged Albert Borla raising concerns that our paperwork was not matching matching the product description, that things were not accurate, and how can things be disclosed to the public if they're not being honest and they're not correct on our end kind of thing and always ignored. I even one time sent an email saying, what's in the vaccine? You know, because I know that these eight ingredients ain't it because it's glowing and none of those cause glowing. Well, we aren't aware of any glowing.
• 9:01
  We please direct you to the CDC website for the official ingredient list. I'm like, what? Pfizer is redirecting me. I'm their employee. They're redirecting their quality auditor to the CDC who doesn't make it, who doesn't work there, who doesn't know anything.
• 9:16
  So that was, I decided from that moment, my job was more info gathering than it was trying to get product out for Pfizer.
• 9:28
  Seth Holehouse: And so when you first went to James O'Keith, what was the was there a certain trigger? Because obviously, you'd know that bringing this information public means that you're gonna get fired, and you'll probably, you know, that your career and working at, you know, in, you know, quality control and whatnot within the medical industry, it'll be it'll be difficult to get a job with the next company. It's like, well, what happened to your Pfizer job? Was like, I was a whistleblower. Right?
• 9:54
  Was there don't care for Pfizer anymore. Exactly. Yeah. What was was there a moment which it just flipped for you and you just said, you know, it's worth sacrificing all that?
• 10:05
  Speaker 2: Well, I didn't want to be crazy. So I lingered around for a while, I'd say so I found the glowing vials, I think in April of twenty twenty one. I waited to make sure I wasn't crazy because I'm not a scientist for all I know, the glowing's normal, whatever. And then I accidentally stumbled upon the database at Pfizer, realized that I had access to it totally by accident or miracle of God, whatever you want to call it. Stumbled across some emails in August, stating back and forth between communications that they cannot guarantee graphene oxide was not in the vaccines and that they get their products from all over the world and they can't guarantee it isn't in there.
• 10:48
  Then the other email was about the aborted fetal cell lines, which talked about not wanting the public to know that aborted fetal cell lines were used in the development of the vaccine, which it's pretty common knowledge that fetal cells are used in most developments of most shots and it's even in our food and stuff like that. So why would they want to hide that if it's not just so they can deny religious exemptions? Because all of my friends were getting their religious exemptions denied. I knew the mandate for Pfizer employees was coming. They didn't mandate it all up until like September, October, for their employees, because they knew, they knew their employees weren't going to take it.
• 11:28
  We worked there. We see the hot dogs being made. We don't want that. And they knew they were going to have a lot of employees quit, but they thought, you know, whatever. And a lot of people did quit, but anyways, the the the fact that I got found those emails, I got livid, lividly angry because my grandmother is Catholic and she said, you know, the Pope said it was safe to take, she's taking it.
• 11:52
  And the emails directly talked about how the Pope said it was okay, we have to stick with the wording that the Pope gave so that they can't they have no reason to not take it. And so I was devastated for my grandmother and any other Catholic who was told that, And, that was a trigger for me to know I wasn't coming back. I gathered as much evidence as I could off that database, and I knew I wouldn't be coming back because I knew fire they would fire me. I didn't want to be fired. I had a little bit of hope that they'd be like, thank you for bringing us this to our attention, you know?
• 12:26
  But no, that didn't happen. And, I I emailed a lot of different media outlets, the mainstream ones like, you know, CNN, Fox, CBS, my local news, things like that, and never heard back, never even got a red notification or anything. And so I started to get really depressed. I had taken a leave of absence, for mental health the day that I found the documents because I needed to figure out what to do. And if I'm crazy and I'm not actually seeing what I'm seeing, then I want to be able to come back to my good paying well benefits, you know?
• 12:57
  And so, I was a little depressed at home, sitting there, just what do I do? What do I do? I, the best I can do is warn people that I love and know. Right. So that's what I was doing.
• 13:08
  I lost all hope. And then one day, one of my friends that used to work at Pfizer, sent me a link to project paradox and I emailed them and I didn't, I got a response, but then I resent the information they requested then didn't get another response. So again, lost hope. Well, then a few days later, or maybe a couple of weeks later, Jody O'Malley's teaser came out. She's the HHS whistleblower.
• 13:35
  And, they sent that to me and I had seen, heard of Project Veritas just from that, the only time that I emailed them and didn't hear back. And then they sent me the video of Jodi's whistleblow. She said she fears God and not men. So that's why she came forward and I'm like, okay, but that's how I feel. So why aren't I trying harder?
• 13:56
  She was able to get through. Maybe I can, but I still kind of had this feeling like maybe I'm not supposed to tell anybody. Well, then I checked my email and I had a notification of a news article from Yahoo that said FDA to approve the vaccine for children as young as six months. And that was my trigger point to say, no, I'm not laying down with this. I'm going to fight to make sure that at least people can be informed on what they're doing.
• 14:22
  And it was really ultimately them trying so hard to get it to children and so quickly that put a fire under my butt and made me pursue one more time project Veritas. And that was the hook. They actually responded. It was within two weeks I was in New York filming that interview and I had never met James. I didn't even know who James was.
• 14:43
  The only video I had seen was Jody O'Malley's. I thought I was meeting up with some guys in the basement. Like I had no idea that they were as big as they were. And, I still am in contact with James to this day. I'm actually, going to the, Turning Point USA event in Phoenix.
• 15:01
  The messages of, Hey, thanks. You actually gave me, you made me not get it, or you helped my mom convince my mom to not get it, which those are my favorite, comments and messages.
• 15:14
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, good. And so so so that was the new kind of step one of a lot of that discussion. It was a bit, you know and I were seeing those emails coming out talking about especially the the fetal cells. And so but something else so if we're looking at the overall, you know, pandemic, and we look at the the vaccines and and, you know, this the the cancer and the myocarditis and all the problems they've caused. That's one side of the story.
• 15:36
  But the other side of the story has been the hospital protocols and the hospital treatments, you know, the the ventilators, you know, the use of drugs like remdesivir. And so I've interviewed Brian Artis, you know, doctor Brian Artis is a good friend of mine who's been one of the main people that is has been really signing the alarm about remdesivir. And I've also interviewed people like Scott Schlara whose daughter was basically killed, you know, through the Remdesivir protocol, you know, and many other people like that. And so we've seen that, okay, Remdesivir, you know, and and Brian's walked us through some of the earliest, you know, the Ebola studies under Fauci and just how deadly of a drug that it was. But then so something I saw with you recently, which I'll pull up, it basically is that you've come out and and you've said, here's documents that remdesivir is actually manufactured by Pfizer.
• 16:29
  And so we've got this this Substack article, which we we can use as a reference point. Well, there's your your badge from Pfizer. But
• 16:36
  Speaker 2: That's a very old picture of everybody.
• 16:38
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. With your with your blonde hair. And so and that's what's crazy to me is because a lot of the reason that folks were rushing off to get the vaccines was because of these horror stories of people dying on these ventilators in the hospitals. And and that was how they're also able to spike the COVID deaths is that you'd see CNN and here's the now here's the number of COVID deaths. And everyone you know, I talked to people and they'd say, oh, my uncle, he died because he had COVID.
• 17:06
  And I go, what happened? Well, he had a bad cough. He went to the hospital. They said it was COVID. They put him on a ventilator, and he died.
• 17:12
  And so they assumed that it was COVID. But what we've now found is that a lot of these deaths were actually caused by remdesivir, which causes renal failure amidst many other very bad things in the body. And so I wanna dig into your documents because if you if you can show that Pfizer is actually the company making remdesivir, which is then causing all these deaths in the hospital, which create this new fear campaign to lead more people to go buy the vaccine. I mean, you know, we've joked about or I've joked before about, you know, big pharma. It's like, they'll sell you the they'll sell you the poison, they'll sell you the cure.
• 17:50
  And here it is on both sides. So walk us through basically the information you have that shows that Pfizer is actually the company manufacturing remdesivir. Hey, folks. I've got a quick message for you. So I'm sure you've heard a lot of people, myself included, talking about the importance of buying precious metals, gold and silver.
• 18:13
  But what's really behind that? Is it just a thing of, hey, buy this gold, buy this silver, right? Or is there something deeper that we should be looking at? So I recently came across some figures about house prices. So in 1930, the average family home was approximately $4,000.
• 18:30
  Fast forward to 2023, the average family home is just over $400,000. So you have to ask yourself, why is that? Is it because things have just gotten more expensive? No, it's actually because the dollar has lost 99% of its value since 1930. Right?
• 18:45
  When people talk about the collapse of the dollar or inflation, this is what it means. Now, let's take a look at gold. So in 1930, if you wanted to purchase your home in gold, it would take approximately 200 gold coins. So 200 gold coins would purchase the average family home in 1930, about $4,000. Now, if you instead of buying a home with that gold or cash, you set those aside.
• 19:10
  If you set aside $4,000 in cash in 1930, it would be worth $4,000 today. What can you buy with $4,000? Can you buy a family home? No, you can't even buy a crappy used car. But if you set aside $4,000 worth of gold coins in 1930, which is 200 gold coins, 1 ounce coins, that would be worth approximately $400,000 today.
• 19:35
  And this is the key lesson about precious metals. It's not about getting rich. It's about putting your money into an asset that protects you against inflation and against the destruction of the currency, which is what happens to all fiat currencies, especially now we're in the end days of the dollar. And so that's why it's important, maybe not all of your money, but a portion of your money, a portion of what you have, I highly recommend putting it into precious metals of gold and silver. Because what it's doing is it's protecting you.
• 20:07
  This is an asset that has stood the test of time, not just stood the test of time since the 1930s, we're talking about the rise and fall of civilizations. Gold was used to buy houses back in ancient Rome. It's still around. It's an asset that will forever have its value. So folks, if you want to do this and you need someone you can trust, there's no person I can recommend more than Doctor.
• 20:28
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• 20:58
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• 21:10
  Speaker 2: Yes, so in those documents that are posted in that Substack article, those are the only ones that I just happened to take like this wasn't in my info gathering. This was just taking pictures for my job because sometimes we would have to take pictures if we had something to bring to the manager, they would say, okay, we'll take a picture and as quality, I'm one of the few jobs that is allowed to do that. This here is a shipping container for the batches that we would send out and it says remdesivir. Now the product that we ship out is unlabeled. We do not put a label on the vials.
• 21:44
  We send this to Gilead and Gilead puts their label on the product. And I felt like, I thought that this was kind of a common knowledge thing. I thought people knew this. But then when I started doing my interviews and stuff, people would talk about like Gilead's Remdesivir Gilead's and I'm like, well, Pfizer makes it. And people would be like, what, what?
• 22:07
  You know, like it's no different to me than like, you know, Coke makes your tennis shoe, you know, or you know, how the big corporations are just in everything, even if it's irrelevant to their name brand title. Yeah, we've done that as long as I've worked there, labeled, unlabeled products that we send to the customer and they put their label on it, but it's made by us. Like there, there's the remdesivir there that's reconstituted because it comes in a lyophilized cake, which is a little dry powder that they insert, sterile solution and you get it reconstituted back to liquid form. And if you kind of scroll down here in the image, you'll see the document. But again, this is just like the holy spirit just knew I would need this because I don't know why I randomly snapped this.
• 22:52
  I think my boss asked where I was and I sent this picture to show what I was doing. But here you can see it says remdesivir for injection, and the customer is Gilead, but Pfizer fills it and makes it basically is what you get. The only difference is Gilead puts their label on.
• 23:11
  Seth Holehouse: And so how does this, relate to was it Hospira, the the company that you were working for that got acquired by Pfizer? I mean, is that how how is
• 23:20
  Speaker 2: that We still got Hospira products out of Pfizer. Yeah. At Pfizer, a lot of our labels will still have Hospira on them. Levefed specifically, I know is one. And then there's other ones that before Hospira was Abbott and Sterling, and we still have labels that say Abbott on it.
• 23:39
  So it's always been weird to me that that's been the case, because to me, it's very misleading as a lay person out in the field who has no idea that this Gilead product is actually made by Pfizer. So I think Pfizer does that on purpose to mask that they're the ones in everything, right? Because they're just so happen to be selling the remdesivir that's going to the hospitals, that's killing all these people, and then also giving the vaccine, which is injuring a lot of people, possibly killing them too. I've just seen a lot of injuries more than deaths in my personal circle. But I think if people knew that, I think Pfizer knows that it would look bad.
• 24:19
  And so they have Gilead's label on it.
• 24:22
  Seth Holehouse: And, you know, you pointing out that Pfizer knows and, you know, I've asked a lot of people from different perspectives, whether it's an illegal or from the medical, the the why behind this, right? And it gets into topics of, you know, depopulation and these these bigger picture agendas. But from coming, you know, from within the belly of the beast and work at a company like that, especially seeing it now these past couple of years since you've you've left and you've experienced the backlash, but also the support from the community that you've brought this information to. How how would you how do you come to terms with why they're doing this? Like, what's your what's your explanation?
• 25:05
  Because a even a company that wants to be successful, like say you own a restaurant, right? You want your food to taste good. You don't want it to make people sick, right? Because they'll keep coming back. Now, of course, we know that, say you're manufacturing drugs, if you can keep the population sick, then you have these lifelong customers since there's that angle.
• 25:25
  But from your perspective of working for the company and and, you know, going to staff meetings and meeting a lot of also work there and some of the hires that higher ups. Why do you think they're doing this knowing what remdesivir actually does to people know what these vaccines are doing? What's your explanation for why they would continue to do this to people?
• 25:48
  Speaker 2: Well, I have really a couple ideas because obviously, yes, I've had a lot of time to think about this. While working there, the people are normal people. They're not people who have been bought off, or they're not people who have some sort of paid or obligation to Pfizer. The only thing that they do have is a paycheck and excellent benefits. I had six weeks paid time off.
• 26:12
  I had two weeks vacation and a week of caregiver leave. That's all paid off. The benefits, I never paid a bill over $25 you know, the insurance, the benefits are all really good. So I want to erase that, that everybody working there is in on the some evil ploy to in mankind of some kind. That's not what's happening to 99.9% of the employees.
• 26:38
  However, I do think money is the main reason. And I also think it's God's will. Like it's, you know, God hardened the heart of Pharaoh and wouldn't let the people go until all the plagues. Right? Well, how bad?
• 26:55
  Like, I try to look at it in positive way. What is God doing? Why is he allowing this? And I look at it as the same plagues that Egypt went through in order to let the people go. People aren't going to let go of their big pharma until they see the evils it can do, right?
• 27:10
  Cause everybody thinks big pharma is a magical potion, which is technically what it was in Bible times as a magic potion that you take to heal you and do all these things. And I truly believe it's actually worse for us. Anything from big pharma, from the Tylenol in your cabinet to the vaccines you give babies, they're all bad. So part of me thinks it's money and God's will. However, I did find article or a document in their database that I could not open.
• 27:40
  So I could only see what it would show, which is kind of like a little preview. And it talked about depopulation, but I couldn't read it. So there's that too, but why would they want less customers? Well, it goes to the thought again, money. Pfizer sold these products to the government who paid for it.
• 27:59
  So if they're not getting used, they're expiring, they're going bad, they're throwing them away. Pfizer doesn't care how many people take it. It's how many they can sell. Right? Because then they've already made the money.
• 28:10
  So where's their incentive to make good product if they're already getting the money in pocket and then it's getting distributed. So those are my reasons that I think personally.
• 28:21
  Seth Holehouse: Hey, folks. I have a quick message for you. Thank you so much for watching, listening to this interview. I have one small request. If you're enjoying what you're listening to, could you please share this interview with one person?
• 28:33
  Just one person. Because of censorship and shadow banning, it's so hard to get this content out to more people. And the only way we can really do it is when you help by sharing it. So if you like what you're listening to, hit pause, share it with one person. It helps so much.
• 28:47
  Thank you so much. So I want to take a step back at that. So you found a document in their database that talked about depopulation. Can you I know you only had a preview, but can you expand on that as much as you can given the limited window you had of that information?
• 29:07
  Speaker 2: Well, I have a screenshot of it. I've showed it at some of the speeches I've gone and done. I've showed it in some interviews. I kind of quit showing it because it seemed so miniscule of evidence. Like it's literally just a screenshot.
• 29:19
  Like if you were to type in Google and it has the big blue letters, then has a small little description of what's on that website that maybe answered your Google shirts. It's kind of like that. So literally I typed in the word depopulation and most of it's in Chinese, but then there is one article that wasn't, and it was in English and it said depopulation. It was like a sentence and it wasn't like the goal of the vaccine is depopulation. That's not what it said.
• 29:44
  It said something, it almost looked like it could have been a quote even. So like, I didn't want to keep telling people, hey, they have this article of depopulation when I can't prove that what the contents are other than it talked about depopulation, that was a keyword that was in that document.
• 30:01
  Seth Holehouse: I see.
• 30:02
  Speaker 2: So unfortunately, I may be able to send it to you after this, and you can, you know, show it who with editing or whatever. But there was that and there was also, for some reason, a satanic book. I wish I could remember the name of it, but it said it said Satan and his all consuming power. And, it was an authority and it was like praising Satan and it had a quote from a book in it. So I'm kind of like, okay, I did a lot of tests to see what it takes for a document on my computer to get in the database.
• 30:38
  I can't do it. That's how low level of an employee I was. So you have to be a high ranking employee to add these documents to the database, from a manager or supervisor and up, which I was not, I was just an auditor. And so somebody really high up for some reason felt the need to put a satanic book in the database, which again, I have screenshots of.
• 31:03
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah, I'll have to have you send those to me, and we can insert that in the show. So that's almost more alarming than the mention of depopulation because you know, that say depopulation that could have been that there's these theories that Pfizer's involved in in depopulation, and here's why we disagree, hypothetically. But a book about what was it titled, like, Satan and his all consuming power?
• 31:28
  Speaker 2: It's a book by like TB something. And it was a quote from the book saying, like, Satan is all consuming power. There's no need to repent, something like that. And I just saw that, that little snip, because I typed in Satan, I was seeing if they had any documents and that was one of them. Again, a lot of the documents in the database were Chinese.
• 31:50
  So a lot of them, I couldn't even look at a lot of the documents that were in English, the people who were involved in the document were all Chinese. So I find that so odd. And then, on top of the remdesivir thing, this was actually one of the first things that made me question the vaccine before seeing the glowing, was one of my coworkers had a long term friend who'd been there forty plus years in the plant, forty plus years, okay, and they told him that they are receiving bags of liquid with Chinese markings on them and that's the COVID vaccine. And I was kind of like, okay, that's creepy because I knew this person and they're in compounding, which is making the drugs, right? So they would know, they've been here forty years, they know that that's weird.
• 32:35
  Well, then after whistleblowing, a woman came up to me at one of my speeches and she goes, I worked there, I worked in incoming quality. She goes, and I didn't mention this in the speech that I gave, but she comes up, she goes, did you know that we get these bags from China that are the vaccine? And I'm like, what? And she was just like, yeah. She was like, I quit.
• 32:56
  I couldn't handle after I saw how they treated you after you left. I was like, I'm not working here. And I left and she was an incoming and she retired. She was retirement age too. So she was like, so I was out of there.
• 33:06
  And, she said, but I knew everything you were saying was true because if that is true, what I experienced, then I believe what you're saying, because quality, we're two different qualities. She's incoming quality. She gets the raw materials. I'm manufacturing. I deal with the workings within the plant, process of getting it to people.
• 33:23
  And so we both knew. And so that was two different people who had, they weren't the same person, two different people who both worked in two different departments that dealt with the vaccine, and they both said that it comes in unmarked bags. The only markings are Chinese, and that's the vaccine. They have no idea what's in it.
• 33:41
  Seth Holehouse: So from your perspective and and QAQC, and looking at, you know, the fact that, you know, these have to be you you said earlier that you could, you know, really put your foot down with a certain product that wasn't, you know, passing or wasn't you haven't gone through proper checks, and it was still being given out to the customers. And that was really upsetting to you. You say you spent hours, you know, debating over that.
• 34:03
  Speaker 2: Yeah, at least three hours.
• 34:04
  Seth Holehouse: Okay. So from your perspective, as someone's trained in looking through and ensuring the quality of these products, is that common? Or is that is that raised like massive red flags to have a mysterious liquid coming from China with Chinese words on it?
• 34:22
  Speaker 2: According to the woman who'd been there forty years, not normal. And according to the incoming quality woman who I don't know how long she was there, she said the same thing for me, just in general, I can tell you products don't glow. That is the only product that I have ever seen behave that way. I've seen millions of units, millions, millions, and people may think that's crazy, but one batch can be a million units. So like I've seen millions and millions of units and none of them behave the way that the COVID vaccine did.
• 34:52
  And I will say nothing breezed through quality as easily as that product did, which means we never found defects. And we could blame that on the solution. I have pictures on other things of what the product looked like. I have pictures of the glowing and there's very little solution in there. They add the sterile solution to it to make it more, you know, there's six doses in a vial.
• 35:14
  So they fill it with a sterile liquid, to dilute it, but the original liquid that's in there is very, very small. So we wouldn't be able to see anything floating in there unless it was big and a different color, like maybe a big sheet of metal we could see in there. There was never any cracks or seal issues really ever, anything like that. But when there were issues, the more of issues came from the paperwork side. One of my friends who was over the vaccine, she, I've been working on her to come forward, but she was actually directly over it and she would say, you know, from day one that they hired me, they've said you're not supposed to backdate documents and if there's a missing signature, it didn't happen.
• 35:55
  That was not the case with the COVID vaccine, to Operation Warp Speed. What it did instead was said, Hey, this didn't get signed that it was done, but I just assume it was done, sign. And they could sign it and they could backdate things. And that was a huge conscious problem for her. And she doesn't work there anymore because it bugged her so bad.
• 36:16
  But why the whole time, the ten years I've worked here, why has it been you were fired if you put the wrong date on something intentionally and if you miss a signature, you can be fired if that happens enough times, because it's basically like something didn't happen. If I put that I swept, but I didn't sign it, someone has to re sweep so that they can sign it. That's how it works there. If it's not documented, it wasn't done yet for some reason with the product of the COVID vaccine, they could flag anything through, they can make anything go through quick, quick, quick, the patients need the vaccine. And so it wasn't just that product, it was every product, unfortunately, every product kind of, I felt our quality.
• 36:58
  I felt like I lost all my respect in my job because it went from keeping patients safe to get this out. And it was really demoral. It really hurt me to see that in the company because it really wasn't like that up till COVID in my opinion, until in 2019 when they tried to get me to send that product out, I thought that was real weird. And the only reason what ended up happening with that was, they typed a document that said, I'm not responsible for anything. If something happens and they have to like isolate those trays that weren't inspected, or at least not documented as inspected, that they set those aside on paperwork, not physically, set them aside on paperwork so that they know and then the customer can do what they want with them essentially is what I concluded on and signed.
• 37:52
  But I, they fought me for a long time on that. And that's kind of the power that quality had. We determined what went out, what didn't. We determined when a line could start, when they couldn't. We, that was our job.
• 38:04
  It was important. And then that just all went away.
• 38:08
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• 38:41
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• 39:13
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• 39:56
  It's it's incredible just to hear hear these things. And I think that for a lot of people still, unfortunately, they trust whatever their doctor tells them. They trust whatever Anthony Fauci tells them. They trust whatever comes from the white lab coat. It's it's saddening.
• 40:15
  And so I want to I want to just ask one more question about the the satanic reference because that like everything else that it kind of makes sense to me. It's like, okay, there's this company that, you know, they manufacture drugs and, you know, they've got this massive income coming in from COVID. They're they're pumping out these vaccine, and they're getting they're getting sloppy. That's all not it's not excusable, but I can at least make sense of it.
• 40:39
  Speaker 2: You could see manmade error. You can just see error.
• 40:42
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah, exactly. So but so if I understand correctly, there's a there's a central database that you have access to. And there's probably different levels of access where, know, you can't get to certain types of documents on a database. But this is a database, as you mentioned, that even with your level of access, you could not submit information in this database. It had to come from people higher up than you or within a particular internal department that may have managed it.
• 41:09
  So but you could search it, though. We're trying to imagine that maybe it was helpful if you're looking for answering a question or something. It's like a centralized kind
• 41:17
  Speaker 2: of
• 41:17
  internal
• 41:17
  Seth Holehouse: I
• 41:17
  Speaker 2: think that's why those emails were saved in the database was for a key reference to future questions on the topic.
• 41:22
  Seth Holehouse: I see.
• 41:23
  Speaker 2: Because I wasn't involved in the email thread. They were someone in those email threads saved it to the database. I my guess is to brush reference it for future questions.
• 41:33
  Seth Holehouse: I see. I see. And so you typed in Satan, and you found that basically
• 41:40
  Speaker 2: Anytime that was mentioned, an article, kind of like Google, it worked like a Google search.
• 41:45
  Seth Holehouse: Okay. And so was it that someone entered, like, the text of a book? Mean, what was the what was the That's what
• 41:52
  Speaker 2: it looked like. Yes, it looked like a quote from a satanic book. And I looked up that book, and it is a satanic book. So why though? Cause you could argue, oh, it's someone's high school project or it's someone's college project and they're an ornery atheist, you know, whatever, but why put it in the database?
• 42:09
  Because I'll tell you, I tried really hard to get something in that database from talker recipes to, work related stuff. Maybe it has to be work related. I tried, I could not get anything in that database myself. However, if I typed in my name on that database, anytime I was mentioned by my supervisor and my manager, those documents popped up only from the supervisor, managers and higher up, never from regular communication employees, nothing like that. It was like, I'd been written up for being late.
• 42:41
  That was in there. Obviously put in there by my superior, you know, things like that. But, I couldn't figure out a way to the database to where, so I could view all the documents, but here's the catch was they wanted you to log in to view the document, the whole document, but you could get a preview of the document without signing it. So I was trying to be sneaky and I didn't want to log in so that it would send up any red flags just in case I'm crazy that I don't want to be fired for being wrong, you know? So, and, yeah, I took, I took probably 150 screenshots and then I narrowed it down to probably 30 that are useful, 20 to 30 that are useful, including the email threads and, just some weird stuff, weird stuff.
• 43:31
  I used to think luciferase was causing that glowing, but I don't think that anymore. I think it's the nanotech that Doctor. Anna Mahelcha shows, which if I could change anything, I would go back and get more info. I, cause I was too, I don't want to say scared, but I was too devastated to go back to work. And project Veritas asked me, Hey, are you willing to go back and gather more info and film?
• 43:55
  And I'm like, I can't, I can't step foot in that evil, that evil place. I can't, I wish I would have, I wish I would have, because then I could have proved that the FDA warns us when they're coming, that Pfizer tells us when they're getting changed in the locker rooms, that, they tell us to hide things. Like I could have proved all of that, but I didn't. So you're just left with my testimony of they do that, which is illegal. They hide things from the FDA intentionally and they, have a guided tour through the plant so they can only go where the tour guide takes them so they can only see what they're allowed to see.
• 44:29
  And if people knew that, I just wish maybe it would click in their minds a little more, you know? And I don't think it's because the FDA is ignorant. I think it's a willful ignorance. And it's a hand holding thing. So
• 44:43
  Seth Holehouse: it's just it's incredible looking at the information that's come out just this discussion, right? Know, I thought we were talking about remdesivir, which we obviously have covered remdesivir and the fact that it's Pfizer that's manufacturing remdesivir, that alone is very concerning. But the glowing vials, the complete, really kind of throwing out of so many of the protocols that were there years before COVID. That's alarming. But then getting into some of this other information, especially the like the bags coming from China, like so these bags showing up the vaccines coming from somewhere in China.
• 45:21
  And I know that I actually I think you'd shared it on Twitter, that they're actually that Pfizer has a research facility, think in China, its address is 666. I'll I'll basically pull that up.
• 45:33
  Speaker 2: An r And D. Yeah. An R And D Plant building in Wuhan. That's address was, 666 Geksao Lane or something. And I think since then, they've actually changed it.
• 45:46
  I think since all of this has come out. There you go. Yep.
• 45:50
  Seth Holehouse: So this is one of their their r and d programs is yeah, 666 Gaoxing Lane in Wuhan. It's like, you can't make this stuff up and the mainstream media and everyone they mock people like you or like me for saying, you know what, there might be some sort of evil agenda going on here. And it's like, well, well, how do you know that? Well, I found books about satanic rituals or satanism on the Pfizer internal servers, and they've got one of their main research centers in Wuhan of all places on 666 Gaoxing Lane. I mean, it's
• 46:28
  Speaker 2: You know what someone told me? They said, well, in China, Six Six Six means good luck. And I was like, okay. Is Pfizer a Chinese company then? Because I don't understand.
• 46:39
  You know what I mean? Like, do I think they sent there and went, let's make our address 666? No. But do I think God's like putting warning signs on things for people who have eyes to see? Yes, I do.
• 46:50
  Seth Holehouse: It's just it's just incredible. It's just incredible. And so now that you're, you know, this that that chapter is behind you of being part of Pfizer, what are you what are you focused on now? Like what what are you what are you kind of putting your energy and your experts expertise into now?
• 47:06
  Speaker 2: Well, besides being a mom, stay at home mom, to a little boy who is almost one, I now work for, CloutHub and Vaxchoice. Vaxchoice is a kind of, brand that we have on CloutHub. CloutHub is an alternative to YouTube, censorship free, which obviously I love because I was censored greatly trying to get my story out, to warn people. They finally have kind of loosened up the reins a little bit, but I just lost my TikTok a few weeks ago because China didn't like what I was saying on there. And so that was removed and that's the most censorship I've had in a while.
• 47:46
  I've tried to keep it a little bit more, if you know, you know, kind of thing. But I've been producing shows for Vaxchoice and I'm actually getting ready to start my own show on KloutHub, which is going to be religious discussions talking about Pfizer. I'll probably have previous Pfizer employees on there, and other people who believe different things than I do to discuss things like that. That's kind of what I want to do because I think one thing, the most important thing to me is God. And so I want to talk about that, talk about that the most, but because of what I've done and I've lived through and all of that, God is very much involved in the Pfizer stuff.
• 48:31
  So the Pfizer stuff will be talked about probably pretty, pretty regularly because, you know, I was literally, like you said, in the belly of the beast. And I think God had me there for salvation because, I got to truly, if I would have had my son pre twenty twenty, I would have fully vaccinated him. I would have done all the things I would have taken every shot they would have offered me because I just thought that that's what you do. You listen to the lab coats, they wouldn't hurt you intentionally. They wouldn't, you know, if it's allowed, it can't be bad, right?
• 49:04
  You know, different logics of that. And having gone through all that, I want to spread awareness about that mostly to moms, because I do believe the COVID thing is also very, very important, but there's another kind of infant side going on behind the scenes that are involving children in vaccines. And I want to warn mothers about that, that, if you see a change in your baby after his vaccines, you're not crazy. Unfortunately, your doctor won't listen to you, but we will.
• 49:35
  Seth Holehouse: Which is really important. And I've just seen so many stories about that. Just heartbreaking. You know, children's self defense, they've done different little, know, kind of mini shows on it parents that they take their, you know, their two year old twins in for vaccines. And three days later, they've just, they've lost their their cognitive abilities.
• 49:54
  They're just they're they're vacant. And it's just, know, I've got a little three year old, I've got another one, you know, coming and I I can't imagine how difficult that would be, especially as a parent knowing that, like, it almost like I like offered this child up to ball himself. He was like, okay, do whatever you want.
• 50:15
  Speaker 2: I call it the the altar of big pharma. You're saying, trust you. I put my faith in you. Here's my child. And it's very sad.
• 50:24
  It's, you know, I, at first I was, you know, I'm only anti COVID vaccine. I'm not anti all vaccines, but then I'm like, hold on though, but it's the same people stirring the same pot. And then when you go down that little chain, unbiasedly, because you know, like if you have an agenda, you have a belief and you're trying to get to that belief, you're always going to find what you want to see. I looked at it unbiasedly. I researched, I did everything I was supposed to.
• 50:50
  And I came to the conclusion, my son will not ever be receiving anything at my call. If he wants to get something when he's older, that's up to him. But my best friend's son is vaccine injured. And when I saw her have to go through that, she went through that about the same time COVID started up. So we had to, I had to walk through that path with her and what was going on at my work and I could see no one would listen to her.
• 51:15
  And I think that really impacted me to want to expose more of it.
• 51:21
  Seth Holehouse: Gosh. Well, Melissa, thank you for, for doing what you're doing. Thank you for being a voice. Is is Twitter is that the best place for people to follow you? I've got your Twitter profile here.
• 51:33
  Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, probably Twitter. Twitter and Instagram. Instagram's more personal posts. But Twitter, I try to post more info. Oh, there's the glowing vials.
• 51:43
  Yeah.
• 51:44
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, you're right. Oh, that's you're right. Oh, strange. Yeah.
• 51:51
  Speaker 2: Yeah. And I and I go through I have posts on my Twitter, I'll probably repost after this show airs, just so people if they do check out my Twitter, they can see new, they don't have to dig. I'll show because people will say, Oh, well, that's the light from the cap reflecting. No, because I took pictures of another product. That's the same vial, same lid color, but a different product, and it is not glowing that color.
• 52:14
  So, I covered all my bases on that because I was really trying to convince my family to not take it.
• 52:21
  Seth Holehouse: Well, thank you for doing what you're doing. Thank you for coming on the show. And I'm also I'm so happy to hear you're working with CloutHub and with Todd, you know, Todd Callender and that team over there. They're just they're incredible people. So you're in such good hands.
• 52:36
  And just yeah. I appreciate you coming on the show. Thank you so much.
• 52:41
  Speaker 2: Yes. Thank you. It's been great. I love watching your show. So this
• 52:44
  Seth Holehouse: is great. Wonderful. Thank you.