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Scott Schara: How Our Lives Changed Exactly Five Years Ago · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  And now, here's your host, David Fiorazzo.
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  Welcome friends, family in Christ.
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  So good to have you again.
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  Thanks for your prayers and support.
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  We have our brother Scott Scherra back.
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  He's in studio.
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  The website is OurAmazingGrace.net.
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  OurAmazingGrace.net.
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  In just one week...
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  October 13 will be the fifth anniversary of Grace's death when she went home to be with the Lord.
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  We're going to have Scott share a little bit about that and some of the things he's working on and trying to raise awareness about after almost five years now.
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  Brother, welcome back.
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  It is really good to see you.
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  I met you two months short of five years ago.
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  That's right.
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  That's when I first started speaking out.
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  Yep.
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  And we're thankful.
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  I'm sure you've learned a lot.
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  We mentioned before we got on the podcast that I'm getting more white hair.
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  Yours is pretty much changed.
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  So that's what it's done to you in five years.
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  But what a journey.
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  Thank God we have the hope of Jesus Christ and salvation and eternity.
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  And this life is not all there is.
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  And that's our hope that we cling to because we know it's true.
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  Without that, I don't know how people handle what we go through in this life.
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  So let's go.
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  Let's just start there.
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  And we're going to talk about a lot of different things, informed consent, state guardianship, and maybe some other issues.
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  And your article coming out that will be in the Wisconsin Christian News on why did Grace Shara die?
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  But so five years, brother.
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  Yeah.
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  I know you still, it hasn't been a long time.
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  For some people, maybe, oh, time heals all wounds.
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  No, it doesn't.
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  Yeah, it's interesting.
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  Just what's your take on that?
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  It's interesting that you mentioned time heals all wounds because I just released a sub stack with that title.
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  Does it?
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  Is it true?
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  Does time heal all wounds?
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  And, you know, the globalists rely on that.
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  That's how they can get away with these nefarious agendas.
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  But, you know, when you have something like this happen to you, it never heals.
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  It just rears its head in different ways.
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  And, you know, praise God, he gives us the ability to walk through these things when we rely on him.
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  So, you know, you asked why did Grace die?
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  But, you know, first, how did she die?
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  You know, she died of a med combination, Presidex, lorazepam, and morphine that they gave her in a 26-minute window.
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  That's what you use to euthanize somebody in their last hour of hospice care.
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  And that morning, the doctor had a call with Cindy and I. Cindy's my wife.
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  And had said, Grace is having such a good day yesterday.
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  We should work on nutrition.
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  Let's get her out of bed today.
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  And unbeknownst to us at that time, he had already ordered her to be strapped down to the bed.
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  uh, before the phone call, while we were on the phone call, uh, his nurse increased grace's precedex dose to the maximum allowable dose.
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  But you didn't know that we didn't know any of this afterwards.
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  Simultaneous with hanging up the call, he had put an illegal do not resuscitate order on her chart.
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  So then when it came time to revive grace, you know, we were Jessica, our daughter was in the room with her.
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  Cindy and I were on a FaceTime call and we're all screaming, save our daughter.
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  Uh,
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  Save our daughter.
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  And that would be the family's will.
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  Correct.
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  For the hospital to intervene.
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  But yet they didn't.
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  They didn't.
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  They refused to even step in the room.
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  Because a doctor put a DNR, do not resuscitate, that did not get your permission to do.
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  That's correct.
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  So this is what I think a lot of people, we're going to need to slow down because we have some newer listeners and viewers that are hearing this and going, wait a minute, because they don't know your full story.
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  Maybe they hadn't seen you before.
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  You spoke at our conference and shared your story and a lot of things, warning about the hospital machine and the government in America.
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  But how does that happen, Scott, that first of all, the three drugs that were administered to her without your knowledge...
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  and putting a dnr that you did not authorize were they just following covid protocol to i mean how else do you say it but euthanize people um explain that for people that are having a hard time believing what you just shared which was
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  So I want to take it off of COVID because Grace's death was not the result of COVID.
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  They weren't following COVID protocol.
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  And that is why we had the opportunity to have the first and only lawsuit with a jury trial with COVID listed as the cause of death on the death certificate, which was a lie.
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  She did not die of COVID.
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  She died of the med combination along with the illegal do not resuscitate order.
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  You know, so praise God, we're able to open up that opportunity for people to see what was going on behind the curtain during the trial because it was live streamed.
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  But what you're asking a real outstanding question, because what happens when you get to a lawsuit is you understand things from a completely different perspective.
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  And what I'm talking about is the legal perspective.
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  God's word is the law.
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  the legal perspective is an inversion of God's word.
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  So when you get to a trial, you find out what the standard of care means.
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  So we kind of loosely use that term, and we're going to talk about that more when we talk about informed consent later.
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  But in a trial, what happens is you learn that standard of care is relative.
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  It's not fixed, it's relative.
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  So our doctor, expert, Dr. Gilbert Burdine,
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  clearly explained that that med combination doesn't follow the standard of care, put in an illegal do not resuscitate order, does not follow the standard of care.
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  But the defense brought in five experts that said just the opposite, that everything the doctor did followed the standard of care, and that's what the jury believed.
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  So when people saw it, of course, they were shocked, which I understand.
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  I mean, it's just we didn't go into the lawsuit without understanding that that was likely what was going to happen because that is the machine.
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  They know.
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  in their legal realm, you really cannot sue them.
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  So they can do these things.
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  You know, we've been programmed to believe man is inherently good.
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  Well, the Bible says the opposite.
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  That's right.
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  So that programming gets us to think nobody would ever do that.
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  No, they do do it.
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  Yeah, and we wrongly give people the benefit of the doubt.
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  And as you always say, we mistakenly trust the white coat, meaning every doctor.
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  Now, some doctors are sincerely trying to do God's work and to heal and to help patients, and they really are in it for the right reasons.
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  They'll follow whatever the mothership tells them to do, whatever the hospital system tells them to do.
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  And in this case, standards of care were not in Grace's best interest.
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  Obviously, they weren't in the patient's best interest.
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  I think we've learned a lot, Scott, since in the last four years, maybe when statistics have come out now.
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  Deaths, causes of death, people following protocols, and people could have been saved.
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  Right.
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  in fact I just saw an article on this guy pulled his wife out when they were going to say she's gone no we're going to I don't know if you saw it it's just a brand new article and he saved her and a nurse and when as they were going out the door said mark my word she's going to be dead and
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  whatever number of hours.
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  No, he got her out of the hospital, and it saved her life because their protocols were going to take her down that path, administering certain things to her.
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  Is this a good time to pull up your latest billboard, or what would you like to... Oh, sure.
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  That would be great.
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  Okay, Jeff, pull up the billboard.
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  Scott is really trying to work on raising awareness...
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  Locally, medical murder, the number one cause of death in America.
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  There's grace in the arms of Jesus and gives your website.
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  Seek the truth at ouramazinggrace.net.
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  Friends, there's so much information.
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  Five years of meticulous research and articles and information on Scott's website if you are not up to speed on what he's been working on.
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  The billboard campaign.
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  Yeah, so let me just comment.
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  First of all, we have a nonprofit.
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  So when people contribute, we use the money to support mainly the billboard and then secondarily the website, which is where all the research is posted.
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  So we have four different billboards up right now.
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  This is one of them.
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  And this is quite a statement.
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  Medical murder is the number one cause of death in America.
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  And so I explained how Grace died before, but why did she die?
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  And the why, once I understood the why and knew it to be true, everything lined up.
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  So the why behind Grace's death has to do with the population reduction agenda.
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  So this business of standards of care, not in a jury trial, but...
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  But so the number one, roughly 1.7 million Americans die every year from medical murder.
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  Okay.
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  Out of 2.6 million.
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  That's why it's number one cause of death.
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  142,000 new medical murders every single month.
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  Number one is heart disease.
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  Number two is cancer.
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  700,000 with heart disease, 600,000 with cancer.
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  The standard of care, now I'm not talking about trial standard of care, but the standard of care with heart disease is the statin.
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  The statin causes dementia and unbelievably causes heart attack.
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  The standard of care for cancer is chemotherapy.
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  If you study chemotherapy, which I disclose this in the peer-reviewed study in my book,
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  the standard of care for cancer, if you survive five years, you are one of 2.1%.
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  97.9% of your classmates died from the therapy, the standard of care.
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  In 1984, there's a book called Dissent in Medicine.
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  Nine MDs wrote this book, and they were exposing this whole standard of care model.
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  It just got invented in the 80s, where doctors were starting to follow the standard of care model.
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  And they were explaining in the book...
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  that it is better off.
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  They were exposing the cancer standard of care, and they said a patient is better off if he's never diagnosed.
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  But once you understand this is part of the agenda, the population reduction agenda, then you say, okay, this is why they have these standards of care, and that is why medical murder is the number one cause of death in America today.
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  So I want to reemphasize, you know, I think Jeff just showed the cover a minute ago.
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  Scott's new book, Is the Government Legally Killing Us?
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  And he goes into a lot of information, more than we can get into on the podcast here.
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  So as we walk through this, Scott, this is your article that's going to be online soon.
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  And you've kind of summed up and condensed a lot of the research.
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  You says, what we've been programmed to believe, and you write three things.
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  We believe patients have rights.
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  We believe we have a right to informed consent.
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  And number three, we believe the legal system is about justice.
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  And then you go into a warning.
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  And would you want to touch on those or do you want to walk us through that briefly?
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  So, you know, the idea of patients have rights.
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  I mean, everybody would be familiar with that because every hospital system or doctor's office has a patient bill of rights.
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  And so when you walk through those patient bill of rights, you say, oh, yeah, this is my right.
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  So I'll just give you a bullet point from the article.
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  The first bullet says to receive information from his or her doctor and other relevant caregivers about his or her illness, course of treatment,
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  outcomes of caring, including unanticipated outcomes, and his or her prognosis for recovery in terms that he or she can understand.
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  Seems fine.
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  So then what actually happened in Grace's case?
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  So I have these bullet points and I always have, then I put the facts.
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  What were the facts in Grace's case?
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  Well, the fact is we had no knowledge Grace was overdosed on Presidex on October 7 and 8 until we reviewed her medical records.
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  After she died.
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  After she died.
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  Similarly, we had no advanced knowledge of the deadly drug combination or illegal DNR order, which we just covered.
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  And here's the whopper.
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  Grace's medical power of attorney, so Cindy and I and Jessica were Grace's
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  Durable general medical power of attorney.
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  And I'm saying durable general on purpose because that power of attorney is active upon signing.
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  So we didn't need two doctors to designate Grace as incapacitated.
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  The hospital knew that.
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  I gave them that document physically the morning of October 8th.
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  That was after Grace was in the hospital 24 hours.
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  They knew I was Grace's legal advocate and power of attorney.
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  They ignored that whole document and just did what they wanted to do.
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  And in the trial, that was approved as the standard of care.
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  So basically, the patient bill of rights is irrelevant?
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  Yes.
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  Yeah, it's like most things in our society, they're deceptions to get us to feel comfortable in a situation.
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  And I know you want to ask about voting later on, but I mean, that's a much bigger deception.
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  Let's go to the second one.
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  And so medical ethics 1.1.
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  I'm going to just read from the screen.
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  So we would say, for example, if I asked a hypothetical question, should we demand informed consent?
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  Everybody would say, well, of course we should demand informed consent.
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  I'm going to show you how they trick us.
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  So this is from the American Medical Association, Code of Medical Ethics 2.1.1.
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  Informed consent to medical treatment is fundamental in both ethics and law.
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  Okay, I agree with that.
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  Patients have the right to receive information and ask questions about recommended treatments
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  Consider decisions about care.
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  All right.
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  So you see, I underlined about recommended treatments.
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  So why did I underline that?
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  So I'm going to tell you a story that really, I unpacked this in the book and show how the government controls a hundred percent, near a hundred percent of healthcare in America through the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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  So remember I said heart disease is the number one cause of death in America.
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  I was diagnosed with heart disease in May of 2018.
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  And I started researching heart disease because they want to put me on the statin.
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  And I didn't do that.
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  And I started researching and found out what I told you earlier about the statin.
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  So then I went to the doctor.
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  I had spent a couple hundred hours researching, and I showed him the information that I had discovered, and he congratulated me.
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  It was very, very honorable.
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  He said, you know, what you have found out is 10 years ahead of what I know.
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  So that was awesome.
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  I mean, he was a good doctor.
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  The nurse, who was also a good nurse, she walked me out and said, Scott, I'm going to tell you something you're not going to want to hear.
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  I said, well, what is it?
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  She said, you have to go on the statin.
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  I said, what are you talking about?
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  I don't have to do anything.
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  She said, our Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates are based on the percentage of our patient population that follows the standard of care.
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  And the standard of care for heart disease is the statin.
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  I said, I'm not on Medicare and Medicaid.
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  She said, you didn't hear me.
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  It's our entire patient population, not just the subset on Medicare.
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  Medicare and Medicaid.
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  And if there's enough people like you who deny the standard of care, we have to fire you as a patient.
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  And that's the secret as to how the federal government controls healthcare in America.
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  So why I underlined about recommended treatments
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  is the medical industrial complex, if they accept Medicare and Medicaid as a form of payment, they can only recommend treatments that follow this standard of death protocol.
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  They cannot recommend treatments outside of what CMS has for the standard of care.
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  Wow.
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  Okay.
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  I know this might be going on a little trail away from the actual heart of the topic, but midterms are coming up.
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  A lot of people are pretty disappointed hearing this, knowing it's the truth and what they've learned about, you know, the medical establishment and what's happened, especially since COVID-19.
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  But they have a little bit of hope because of, you know, Kennedy and Make America Healthy Again.
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  And some of the things that they're trying to do and raise awareness about, is there hope to turn this around or to have some sort of accountability in the hospital system with doctors and medical care in an election with our government, with electing the right people?
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  Otherwise, what can people do?
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  So I want to be very blunt with my answer, and I'm going to be equally blunt with what they can do.
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  We are called to not serve two masters.
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  And so in all the studying I've done, maybe the single most important thing to understand or that I've learned is that politics becomes the lesser evil.
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  So we get into the trap of Democrat versus Republican.
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  evil Democrats, less evil Republicans.
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  And a simple example would be, you know, the Democrats platform is full term abortion.
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  The Republican platform is first trimester.
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  So both platforms are murderers.
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  It's just a matter of degree.
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  So we should not be participating in a lesser evil.
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  So is there politicians who are not participating in that?
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  Possibly.
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  I don't know of any.
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  And so what I see happening is that, I'll just be very specific about Maha.
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  So I know Kennedy personally.
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  We are under military control.
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  The entire medical industrial complex, including hospitals, are under military control.
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  They're still under the emergency use authorization with COVID.
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  That expires December 31st of 2029.
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  The health and human services secretary, Kennedy, has the sole authority to rescind that situation, and he can do it right now.
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  because the Health and Human Services Secretary, by their legal system, is the only one that can put us in a health emergency.
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  Which is what happened under COVID.
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  And it's still going on.
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  We're under this until December 31st of 2029.
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  2029.
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  People have no idea.
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  And so that means the entire medical system is under military control.
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  So we are not gonna vote our way out of this.
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  I mean, that is, they're all part of the population reduction agenda.
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  So what is the answer?
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  So what do we do?
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  And I get asked this on podcasts all the time.
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  What do you recommend?
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  You know, after all this research, I have thousands of hours in, as you know.
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  And my blunt answer is get comfortable dying.
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  So why?
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  Because then they can't control you.
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  So how do you get comfortable dying?
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  Yeah.
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  You believe in the one that walked on this earth.
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  He came to this earth.
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  He was crucified, died, and was buried, and rose again in fulfillment of the scriptures after three days.
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  You believe in him, and then you have the confidence to walk through this and not be motivated by the fear propaganda that encourages us to participate.
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  Yeah.
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  Let's talk a little bit more about this, not too much longer, but because some people hear this and they feel hopeless.
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  They go, you're kidding me.
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  I can't even vote.
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  We're not telling you not to vote.
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  I'm telling you Christians better get out and vote with that biblical worldview because there's so much more that we can do because of the school system, because of the laws, legislation.
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  And you know how legislation will go if Christians don't vote.
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  Right.
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  We'll die sooner.
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  But so you've got to be able to share something that will give someone.
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  Wait a minute.
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  What's going on locally in my own community?
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  Can't have any impact over that?
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  Yes, people can based on who they elect.
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  So you're not telling people not to vote, correct?
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  Well, I'm telling you that if you're voting, don't participate in lesser evil, because that is part of the trap.
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  If we think that at least we're moving the ball forward.
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  No, God's way is outside of that.
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  So if you have two candidates, one that believes in full-term abortion and one believes in abortion for the first trimester, how can you vote for either one?
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  We understand that, but there are some candidates that believe in abolishing abortion.
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  And life begins at conception or fertilization.
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  And those are the ones we want to get behind.
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  Bingo.
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  That will want to protect life from the beginning.
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  No abortion, because it is all abortion.
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  eliminating a human life.
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  That's correct.
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  No matter what stage or level of age, level of dependency or things.
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  So we're going, this is going way too fast, Scott.
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  I just want to make sure before we run out of time, we were going to talk about a couple different things as well.
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  We got the billboard in.
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  We talked about the anniversary.
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  So how your lives changed five years ago.
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  But here's one of the things I wanted to ask you about in this fact that you put in your article.
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  Yeah.
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  Your lawsuit, man, it cost you over a million dollars, which is unbelievable.
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  You found out that out of 27,000 medical malpractice situations just in Wisconsin in a recent year, only three resulted in a verdict for the patient.
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  Yeah.
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  This is part of the problem, which is why your suit was a David against Goliath, basically.
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  And that's probably even an understatement.
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  And this is where the lesser of two evils comes in, because what happened is most people would remember the Stella spilled coffee on her lap, remember this, and the McDonald's lawsuit.
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  And so then what happened is the Republicans pushed tort reform.
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  Yeah.
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  from that lawsuit.
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  And so tort reform, as it came down to medical, said we have to limit the damages in a medical malpractice lawsuit because if we don't, there's not going to be doctors who practice.
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  So in Wisconsin, they limited the most you can get in a medical malpractice lawsuit is $750,000.
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  So consequently, there are no lawsuits because it literally costs a million dollar entry fee to take a lawsuit to jury trial.
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  Wow.
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  So there are no lawsuits.
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  That's how they pulled it off with tort reform.
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  Unbelievable.
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  So one other thing, and this is in your conclusion, you focus heavily on the population reduction agenda.
• 23:34
  And I think I understand what you're talking about because I've researched the abortion movement, birth control, Margaret Sanger, and other evil people and organizations that this was their worldview.
• 23:48
  Wow.
• 23:49
  that humans were bad for the planet.
• 23:51
  We've got to have less people, the environmental extremists, you know, and others.
• 23:57
  But you say the elderly and disabled, to them, are the, quote, non-contributing members of society.
• 24:04
  Look what's happening in Canada.
• 24:06
  Look at what is going on in Canada.
• 24:08
  They've euthanized, I think, over 100,000 people
• 24:11
  It's interesting.
• 24:13
  The United States is actually the instigator of all this, but we do it in a stealth way.
• 24:17
  Obamacare Section 1553 euthanized euthanasia way before the Canadians started implementing it.
• 24:23
  We've been euthanizing people in this country all the way before Obamacare legalized it in 2010.
• 24:30
  Legally, right?
• 24:30
  Correct.
• 24:31
  Now, this is just in a handful of states.
• 24:33
  It was just about four or five.
• 24:35
  Now, I think it's up to like 13 states.
• 24:39
  We've been doing it stealth-wise.
• 24:41
  What do you mean?
• 24:41
  So stealth means you don't discover it.
• 24:43
  So hospice care, for example, state guardianship.
• 24:48
  There's all these tentacles that once you get in that system—
• 24:52
  they euthanize you and they do it systematically through drugging you and you can't, you can't know what they're doing.
• 25:00
  And so the ruse is the balanced budget.
• 25:03
  So we have this budget that's out of control.
• 25:05
  Over 50% of the budget goes to the elderly and disabled right now.
• 25:10
  through Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
• 25:12
  So that's over $5 trillion a year.
• 25:14
  So they use the rules of a balanced budget.
• 25:16
  Well, we will never have a balanced budget.
• 25:19
  Why?
• 25:19
  Well, because we have a monetary system that's controlled by the Federal Reserve.
• 25:24
  Our own country doesn't control its money.
• 25:27
  So we have an unlimited line of credit with the Federal Reserve providing the money.
• 25:31
  There will never be a balanced budget.
• 25:32
  So it's a ruse, and they use that ruse to say, well, this is costing too much.
• 25:37
  We have to euthanize these people to keep the cost down.
• 25:42
  Are you absorbing this, friends?
• 25:44
  This is good.
• 25:44
  It's good to talk about.
• 25:45
  It's hard to hear, I think, for a lot of people.
• 25:47
  But finally, page 1065 of your medical records on Grace's
• 25:55
  This is, they referred to her Down syndrome 36 times, which should have been almost irrelevant.
• 26:00
  It shouldn't have mattered.
• 26:02
  But they have VIP patient.
• 26:05
  They actually have that on hospital records.
• 26:08
  Minute and a half, Scott, sum that up for us.
• 26:10
  We don't understand how this works.
• 26:12
  This was a shocker to me.
• 26:13
  I invested a lot of time with the trial.
• 26:16
  I wanted to be prepared even though the expectation was we weren't going to win, but I wanted to be all in.
• 26:23
  And so I reviewed every single page.
• 26:24
  There was roughly 1,200 pages in Grace's records.
• 26:28
  And on page 1065 was the most shocking thing.
• 26:31
  So Grace was on Medicaid because she was disabled.
• 26:35
  We did not know at the time.
• 26:36
  We should have never even accepted that because we didn't need it.
• 26:39
  But we did.
• 26:40
  We accepted it, thought that was what we should do.
• 26:43
  Anyway, they listed that Grace was on Medicaid on that same record, and then they wrote in the record, is she a VIP patient?
• 26:50
  No, she's not.
• 26:52
  And you see this stuff, and then they referenced that Grace had Down syndrome 36 times.
• 26:57
  They referenced that she was unvaccinated six times.
• 27:00
  And you can see the whole combination of how this population reduction agenda happens through the medical records.
• 27:07
  Yeah.
• 27:08
  Thank you.
• 27:09
  This is truth, friends.
• 27:10
  This is truth.
• 27:11
  We talk about it every time we do the podcast with someone.
• 27:14
  This might not always be edifying and encouraging information, but we need to be aware, because there is a spiritual battle underlying all this, right?
• 27:23
  So, Scott, it always goes by fast, but your website, of course, ouramazinggrace.net.
• 27:29
  Always good to see you, and I love you, brother.
• 27:31
  Thank you for all you do.
• 27:32
  Well, God bless you, David.
• 27:34
  It's really a joy to see you, too.
• 27:36
  All right, friends, share this one.
• 27:38
  And God bless you.
• 27:39
  As always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.
• 27:42
  We'll see you next time.