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The Indoctrinated Brain- Michael Nehls MD PhD Part 2 Solutions · UK Column Radio

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Good morning and welcome to UK column viewers. I'm delighted to be speaking again
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today to Michael Nell's, MD, PhD. We were talking back in May.
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I think it was the beginning of May. Michael we last spoke.
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My goodness, weird does the time go? But we were essentially working through
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your book, The Indoctrinated Brain, and in particular, because of your own
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expertise, we were focusing on Alzheimer's but also really the attack going on against
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people's minds, and there were a lot of different issues that were covered in
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that. And we got to the end and we were starting to talk about
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what people can do about what is happening to them, and I asked you
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whether you be prepared to come back and do a part two, which you
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kindly agreed to do. So I'm going to say, welcome to the UK
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column today. It's great to have you back with us. Yeah, thank
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you very much. Brian. I'm very happy to be here. If I
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may, I've reflected a lot on what we talked about, and I've sort
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of read more into your book myself. I'm going to hold it up straight
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away. There we are, this is the book we're talking about. So
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I'm going to encourage UK column viewers and listeners to get hold of a copy
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of this book because it's so detailed and it's so interesting. But the first
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place I wanted to start, if I may, was to say that a
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little bit of time as a lapse since we've last spoken, how has life
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been for you? And what have you seen happening in the world? What
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have you paid attention to? Well, a couple of things that happened here
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in Germany, for example, or the RKAI files, and that's about our
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core institute that's a similar institution like the CDC in the United States. Send
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up is these control they released, Yeah, under pressure, of course,
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they released files, the document documentations of the first months of the pandemic,
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the so called pandemic, and internal discussions that were ongoing about the measures that
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needed to be taken or not. And it was totally clear from these files
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that were kind of yeah yeah, blangened out very important passages. But now
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we see almost the whole content, and it's totally clear that everything that happened
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here in Germany, and I'm pretty sure the same goes for every country in
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this world. Everything that happened here in Germany was done under political pressure,
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particular under pressure from the the army, I mean from the defense department.
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So the scientist or whoever was responsible from the scientific or medical point of view,
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actually it didn't see a crisis at all. They were actually pushed to
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essentially go forward with all the measures and the pressure on the society not based
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on scientific information or scientific convention a conviction, but only on pressure from the
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outside. So everything that you can read my book, which was at that
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point a good guess I think a very relevant hypothesis, has now been proven
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correct. That was not an health emergency. It was controlled from outside controlled
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yeah, ongoing event, planned in advance and cut it and it had nothing
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to do with making and having any impact on the health of people. As
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you all know. The contrary, the contrary has happened, right, okay,
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And just what I should have said a few moments ago is encourage audience
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watching us now if you haven't seen part one of our discussions, to go
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back and have a look at that one, because that sets the scene and
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obviously goes into your book in detail. But what you've just said to us
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is based on the whole of the procedures around lockdown for COVID nineteen. That's
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what that's what you're talking about there. Yeah. So in my book I
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described that this was an intended attack on the mental capacities of people. I
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show this that the measures essentially harmed our what I call our mental immune system.
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Send it around the function of the autobiographical memory. If but just make
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a short recap. I show also in my book that the spike protein,
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the modified spike bodein version, the essentially the bio weapon that has been produced
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in Muhan most most likely was also used as as so called vaccination by genetics
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essentially gene therapy. It's not a vaccination that this is modified genetically modified version
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produces a protein that is cleaved by furine in every cell in our body that
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is produced and then can end on the brain and cause newer inflammation. And
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we need to talk about new inflammation later on, because we need to talk.
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We want to talk today about what we can do about this, about
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what happened to us, to many people, most people in the world,
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and the and what I what was totally clear from every think that happened the
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measures in twenty twenty and the injection program starting in twenty twenty one. If
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you put everything together, all the pieces of a puzzle, which I did
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in my book, then the picture you are getting seamless, so to speak.
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The pieces really fit together nicely. You see that it's all at a
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total attack in everything, every aspect on our mental immune system, on our
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autobiographical memory center, on our ability to think, to be curious, and
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also on our on our psychological resilience, which is very important which leads to
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high depression rates and even Alzheimer's in the long run, which we discussed last
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time, and while it was still in hypothesis, and I wrote the book
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like a prosecutor, a scientific prosecutor, I left essentially defined verdict to the
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audience, to my readers. But what I was alluding to now in the
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beginning with your first question, what happened here in Germany? Or to me?
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What I learned in the last few months since we last spoke, is
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that essentially the files clearly show that everything I've written in my book is correct.
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What's the wide reaction within the scientific community. I remember that when we
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spoke previously, when I asked you about the manner in which all the response
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you had when you started to talk about your research into Alzheimer's. You said,
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they, I think I have this correct. They attacked you personally,
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they didn't attack your scientific evidence. I mean, I haven't checked my Wikipedia
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account recently, but when I first, for example, talked to Tara Carlton
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about this a few months ago, I immediately saw that my Wikipedia account started
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to get changed. But the attack, as you just that is only personal.
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It's not like any of the sign tific conclusions and evidence that I show
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has been attacked so far, nothing, nothing at all. So so if
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the science might be correct or at least close to the truth to what's really
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happening, then then of course there is not much one can do about this
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is the only way to to essentially, yeah, change the view is to
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change. You had to attack me personal but personal. But to be perfectly
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honest, it's not very severe and and I don't feel any pressure from the
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outside. Right. That's good you describing it is an attack, and that's
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that's a very direct that's a very strong expt. Russian. If we have
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been attacked and the population in Germany has been attacked, UK the US who
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is attacking us, We've got it, We've Yeah, let's just ask you
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the straight question, who what do you think is actually happening? You describe
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it in your book as a master plan, So this is something that's calculated.
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So somebody somewhere is using their brain to to draw this together. At
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the event or two o one, which was a year or two years before
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essentially the Corona pandemic was was starting, and they already at this event they
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planned essentially a scenario where a coronavirus might actually attack humankind, and and there
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were a couple of rules determined parts of the plan that described what needs to
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be done in such a case. I call it is that the ten men,
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Yeah, exactly what needs to be done, and every individual point was
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executed than a year or two years later, which means there was a clear
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plan and there was clear way how to execute the plan, and it was
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executed. Now, it can look at the people who were in this meeting,
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what they represented, and you have a couple of culprits. I would
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say, But if theys are only people, like most of the politicians are
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only people who follow maybe guidance from somebody else, I don't know, there
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might be people behind that, and people behind that, and so forth.
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So at the end of the day, we really don't know who is responsible,
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but we know which organizations have been part of the plan. It was
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the RKAI in Germany of course, vera prop institute which is pamiliar with the
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CDC in the United States, for example. So in the CDC was of
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course part of it, the FDA in the United States and the same corresponding
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governmental organizations here in Germany. The World Health Organization was definitely behind that,
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and the World Economy Forum. We essentially created this master plan and actually welcomed
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the coronavirus in their public statements as well as in the books written by Claus
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Schwab that this is a golden opportunity. That was Prince Charles at the time
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and now King Charles, So there were people who really felt this is a
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great opportunity to change completely how the world works and introducing what I call in
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my book and a new operating system for society t a social operating system as
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well as as I abbreciated it. And in order to do that, you
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have to change the mind of people and interestingly, all the factors that everything
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that happened in twenty twenty and twenty twenty one did exactly that. They they
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changed the way people feel about things, They change the way people respond to
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changes. And what I actually show at the end is that by changing the
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function of the autobiographical memory center, you're in a situation where you can override
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previous knowledge and life experiences by new experiences. And of course they were driven
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by the fear monitoring stories and narratives of the of Ye, the events in
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twenty twenty and twenty twenty one, and of course all other events that lead
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to only one conclusion for people who experience this indoctrination process, and that is
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that we need a world government. And as we all know, the World
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Health Organization tried to be become such a world government, and we were very
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close that this happened actually a few months ago, I mean actually only a
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month ago. It was May where the decision had to be made essentially by
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the leaders of all governments in the world if they would accept the World Health
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Organization as essentially the leading government for the world in questions of health and even
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climate, which is the dominating narrative nowadays. So we know that they have
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would have their hands in everything that reflects our personal life. And this is
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A very good point, isn't it. Because a lot of the a lot
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of the people are hidden in plain sight. We can find documentation which has
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extraordinary similarities. So it was predicting with extraordinary accuracy what was going to happen
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in the future. We can look at the peach people associated with that document
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Event two one, and many other and many other documents, and we can
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see names. But of course what we can't be sure of is that those
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named individuals are the one who are ones who are ultimately in control. And
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you've listed out all those organizations. While he were doing that, I thought,
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yes. And of course we've got powerful individuals themselves, such as Bill
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Gates who suddenly appeared on the world scene, and certainly in UK he was
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walking in and out of Number ten, so he was talking directly with heads
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of state without any engagement in our a normal democratic process. So immensely powerful
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people such as Gates and the Gates Foundation, and of course the bosses of
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the pharmaceutical companies themselves. Yeah. Absolutely, But you see this is also
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what I allude to in my last chapter of the book. At the very
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end, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter who these people
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were I mean from from a wine that we have to penalize these people,
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that we have hold of them, and that we have to understand more totally
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clear. We need to understand and we need to work essentially almost like the
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Nuremberg a process. We need to put these people are into into the under
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jurisdiction and and and and find out what they did and how they did it.
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But at the end of the day, the question is rather what can
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we do, how how and we respond? How can we make sure as
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a societies or the human kind that it doesn't happen again? Because putting these
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people into understanding who these people are it might help. But at the end
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of the day, we need to increase and this is what I propose.
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We have to increase the mental capacity of every person in the world. We
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have to reactivate what I call the mental immune system, so that if such
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a situation arises again, and I'm pretty sure these people, whoever they are,
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will try it again, that these people don't have this success that they
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had in twenty twenty. We have to be more alert, more critical,
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more able to fight against such a such yeah indoctrination processes that occurred. We
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shouldn't just there and accept what's happening to us. And we have to be
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open minded. And so what we need is a mental immune system that is
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functioning. Yes, and a large part of what we talked about last time
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was indeed the lockdown period of the COVID nineteen policy, which you stressed had
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done immense damage to people, and I can say that we are still seeing
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this. A couple of weeks ago we had the opportunity to go away to
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a speaking and music event and camping event and there were two thousand people there.
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What was very interesting was that most of them were highly motivated. They
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were talking, they were discussing all sorts of subjects, but they were laughing,
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they were joking, they were animated, and it was a very interesting
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environment. These people were people who, I have to use the phrase,
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were awake to a large extent, but certainly they still had questioning minds.
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So we saw this cross section of society very positive. And then we had
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people who were coming up to the UK column tent and simply coming up to
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us and saying thank you for what you did during COVID. You kept us
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sane, and some of them also wanted to come and give us a hug
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while they said this. So it was very very interesting that people had obviously
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gone through a horrible experience and UK column is obviously just one organization that was
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trying to speak out and talk about what was happening. But the fact we
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were able to do that these people are telling us made a huge difference in
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their mental health and they're using an extraordinary expression keeping them sane. So the
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information flow itself is important for helping to keep other people stabilized, it would
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see. Yeah, absolutely, I mean it's very important that people get information.
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But what I'm trying to get to is that you can only reach out
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to these people who are willing to get this information. So who are curious
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what's going on, who are willing to accept that maybe the answers they are
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getting for other aggressions they are not might not be nice. Yeah, many
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people trust hope that they can trust the government and don't have to maybe learn
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that they are led at you know, that they that they are put into
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jobertivy bye bye by the government, that the government actually is part of is
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uh our collaboration against the Yeah, our health and our mental health and and
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this is hard to accept, but you can only accept that or even ask
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questions that lead to this understanding if you have a good mental immune system.
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So the people who watched you, and then always telling people when I'm talking
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about the mental immune system, everybody who's listening to us already has a good
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mental immune system. Otherwise you wouldn't accept what we're talking about. You would
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actually shut off. You wouldn't even turn on the computer and watch our conversation.
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So everybody who's watching us already is in a state of good mental health.
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I would assume at least the likelhood is very high. But we need
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to reach out to those people who are not willing to listen because at the
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end of the day, we are still kind of in a democratic situation,
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and once the decisions are made, we need all people, the majority of
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people uh to to help us to to overcome the attack against us. I
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mean, I don't want to live in a world where Bill Gates with his
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World Health Organization and dictate how I have to live. You know I have
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You know, I haven't voted for him. I didn't vote for the World
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Health Organization. I certainly didn't vote for for their their idea that everybody needs
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I don't know. It doesn't m RNA vaccinations, I mean vaccinations in uh
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these injections, this gene therapeutic modifications of the human of humans nobody. I
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don't want that. I don't want that. I don't want it for myself.
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I don't want it for my kids and certainly not for my grandchildren to
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come. So the point here is we need to get we have to to
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to to access people that are not watching us. This is I think it's
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the big task. Well, I have some ideas to how we should do
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that, but just to ask you, first of all, how do you
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think that should be done? How do we approach these people that are essentially
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largely shot down to new ideas and concepts and even warnings. So what I
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tried the last half year, and I don't know how successful, but I
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definitely did something that changed a couple of things here in Germany at least,
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and maybe even a worldwide Meanwhile, is I realized that when I wrote a
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book about this in spring twenty twenty one, it's called the Krona Syndrome.
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It was not translated in English yet, but nevertheless, here I pointed out
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that nobody should have died of course, if the vitamin E level would be
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sufficient. I think we discussed that now last time, but I pointed out
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that essentially every trace element, a vitamin or trace element, leads to an
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overreaction of the immune system and what we call cytoprine storm. But as I
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also discussed with you last time, the spite protein modified and as the brain
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and causes newer inflammation and the same molecules, the pro informatory cytoplines are produced,
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as in the cytopriine storm that leads to CBR, covid or severe influenza
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or any respiratory infection that might cause even death. There it's not the virus,
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it's the immune system that's overreacting. And what I wrote about in my
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book in twenty twenty one, and it's part actually also of my Alzheimer's prevention
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program, is one trace element that leads to a reduction, even maybe two
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complete stop of the cytokine storm. That's lithium. So I'm writing a book
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at the moment about lithium. So every three minute I'm working on it,
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and I hope I can publish it this year. But I didn't want to
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wait until the book is out, so I put on my website. Also
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on the English side, you might want to put a link maybe under this
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video. Yes I put. I wrote a large article about about the essentiality
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of lithium and that actually low dose lythium micro dos lysium milligram or day.
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This was just one thousands of a grand that they can already as the essential
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dose buffer against against newer inflammation and neuro inflammatory stress and activate the mental immune
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system. Now since despite protein from people who got the infection causes what we
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call long covid and for those who got the injection causing pastwack, both together
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I called spike of pathy. And the main feature of the bikopathy is is
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what we call brainfork. And so even if those people who don't listen to
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us, maybe when we try to warn them, they now suffer from many
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of them suffer from brainford based following the vaccination, I mean vaccination, and
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so I wanted to reach out to them and telling them that with low dose
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lithium you can actually overcome brainform and go and have a way back to a
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normal life again and the effects are really there. I saw a press release
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from the University of Buffalo in North New York that show that from ten people
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with long covid brainford, nine immediately were back to normal life after taking low
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dose lithium. We see now that the essential essentiality of lithium is very important
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to understand because it helps to have a better brain function. This is already
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clear for decades, by the way, So lithium was shown if you are
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living in an area where the tap order has a little bit higher lithium content
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than maybe a neighboring region, then in this region with a little bit higher
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lithium conservation in tapworder leads to a more intake of lithium. And there's a
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little bit of more intake reduces depression rates, Alzheimer's rates, suicide rates,
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rates of admission to mental hospitals, and so forth. And so it was
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totally clear that small amounts of lithium have a lot of impact on your mental
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immune system, but it's not recognized as an important molecule. So I went
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back to the what the World Health Organization is saying about lisium and in nineteen
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ninety six they published a people on Trace Elements and Human Health, and there
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they regard lithium as essential in animals. They regard it as essential in a
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way that it reduces heart attacks in humans, mental health and so forth is
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improved. But at the end they conclude that they don't know if it's really
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important for humans, So very strange. Then there was an update on this
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report in January twenty twenty, and this is a very important date, January
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twenty twenty when yeah, COVID started essentially and there an update of the World
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Health Report is it doesn't even discuss lithium as a potential essential trace element anymore.
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It only warns about lisium with lots of side effects which we know are
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serious. When you your intake is one hundred, two hundred or three hundred
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times an essential dose, and that's the intake the prescription for people with bipolar
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disorder with many depression disease, they take two hundred and three hundred, four
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hundred times the amount, which I regardless essential And it's totally clear if you
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increase something that is good for you by a factor of two hundred or three
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hut or four hundred, then of course you get side effects. And these
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side effects this is now the warning, So nothing about essentiality anymore. So
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for me, it's clear people don't want you to take lithium and you have
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to ask why. But my goal was to reach out to more people outside
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that's say, the informed bubble by telling the story about lithium. And here
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in Germany, I mean there's a run for lithium now, I mean I
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started with one pharmaceutical as one farmers see producing lithium on prescription. Because it's
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not only that lisium is not regarded as an essential trace element or a potential
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trace element, it's actually forbidden to use it as the supplement here in Germany,
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and not only in Germany, in the whole UK, in their whole
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European Union, Switzerland, and I'm pretty sure also in Britain, in England.
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So not only it's not a trace element an essential one according to the
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governmental officials, and in Europe, for example, the EU Commission is responsible
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for that, so underline and so forth, and it's actually forbidden to use
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it. So you need a prescription. So I started on my website a
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program where I invite physicians to understand the essentiality to make these proscrip to people,
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and also invited pharmacy pharmacies to produce a slythium on such prescriptions. And
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I started with one about six months ago, and I have over thirty,
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yeah, thirty pharmacies here in Germany who produce it on prescription, and I
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already heard that essentially there's a big shortage from lisium now in Germany because so
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many people want it and the effects are traumatic. I work together with the
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example with the pediatrician and he gives it to children who have the same problem
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of newer inflammation based on certain diseases like attention disorder syndrome. They are full
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min in stress based on the way they have to live, but they are
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not allowed to live, so they are under many a lot, a lot
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of social pressure, which leads to newer inflammation, as we know, by
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the same mechanism that everybody suffered in twenty twenty. But they suffer already despite
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you know, the events in twenty twenty. And when he gives these children
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only the essential dose of lithium, the symptoms disappear. Children who are not
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able to go to school and maybe put on ritalin, you know, on
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severe in medication. They actually don't need to have this severe medication. They
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just need the essential dose of lithium. So I think this is one way
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to help people and to get more people, let's say on board of our
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agenda for a free world, a really free world, by helping them where
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the government don't want them to help ill just as that that we've always seen
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that there is an inherent interest in health oile people. You can engage most
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people with some sort of discussion about their health, whether it's to start off
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by saying how are you today? But also people are interested in alternative health,
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they're interested in they're interested in diet and exercise. So it's interesting that
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out of all the subjects that we may say that people have become disengaged with
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a lot of information, but it seems to me that health matters around health
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is one subject that people still have an interest in. So this should give
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us at least one doorway back into people's minds. Balwi was actually used by
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the government to make people accept the measures in twenty twenty or even accept the
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MR injections by threading threading them with the information if you don't do that,
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you will die. So it was about health. Of course, the health's
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argument was used against them, and we have to turn around now and tell
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people what the real medicine is. The medicine is a lifestyle that is in
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line with our natural needs. And once you do that, you don't have
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to fear respirad or diseases, and you don't even have to fear indoctrination.
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You have because if you give your body everything that it needs, and that
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includes vita meda of course. Even though maybe the New Indian Journal of Medicine
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might say that nobody needs Vitamindia anymore, that's truly the fact they told us
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in twenty twenty two that even if you have the deficiency, you don't need
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it as long as you get the injections, of course. But if you
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really and honestly tell people what they need sufficient vitam in the olythium and everything
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else, of course, then they don't have to fear respiratory diseases, of
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course, and they don't have to fear the indoctination process because their mental immune
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system will also improve. And that's the way where I'm coming from at the
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moment. And just give your little hint. When I proposed in my book
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in twenty twenty one that lithium might actually be a way to overcome the cybercrine
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storm that was written in twenty twenty there were only a few hints that that
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might happen and I might actually work. But in summer twenty twenty two a
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paper came out where they where they had people suffering from severe covid as,
34:45
so severe that the people couldn't stay at home anymore. They had to be
34:49
admitted to the hospital and they were put into two groups randomly like a clinical
34:53
trial, randomized in two groups. Both groups, of course brought the standard
34:59
therapy, but one group brought a medium dose lithium, not low dose,
35:04
but medium dose for the midigrooms a day twice after, with the same reasoning
35:08
it should stop the production of pro inflammatory cider kinds like the newer inflammation,
35:15
but now of course in the whole body, And that actually happened these people.
35:22
They measured the cider chimes and pro inflammatory cider kinds on the one to
35:24
do two days they were down the the cider CROSSI storm was over, was
35:30
calm weather, so to speak, on the cyderkline level, and the people
35:36
who got the lithium treatment were out of the hospital in half the time compared
35:39
to the control group. Nobody died compared to the control group, and nobody
35:45
of course had to get into a more severe treatment like for example, intubation
35:51
and assistant breathing or anything. So it was an overwhelming success of lithium.
35:57
And the scientists or the doctors who actually performed this clinical trial said, because
36:04
they follow these people for several months afterwards, and they showed that statistically significant
36:10
that the people, even though both groups had severe COVID, the people who
36:15
got lithium had a very high likelihood of not developing long COVID. So they
36:22
actually said in a statement in the discussion that people once they experience that they
36:29
get an attraction, they should immediately take lithium to first of all, avoid
36:34
that the disease becomes severe and second to avoid a long COVID or everyt's say
36:40
depression type of newer information following a respiratory disease. Do you know where did
36:47
the clinical dron take place with that within Germany? That clinical trial To be
36:53
perfectly honest, I have to check where it actually happened. It might have
36:58
been I don't know, but we can link it. We can link the
37:01
study up beload the videos appic. You are aware of that study, but
37:07
presumably it stayed relatively unknown within the wide sort of global helps sphere. Absolutely
37:17
I mean you have to. It's not like it's probably did by the mainstream
37:22
media that oh, we have a cure or have something that we can use
37:27
against sebr COVID. That would not be not happening. But of course the
37:31
free media like your channel of course, can propagate it. And so I
37:37
invite everybody going to my English website in this case because now in the English
37:43
speaking world, and I have prepared a longer article about lithium or the scientific
37:50
information is in there, including the study and the relevance of that study.
37:54
So you find it on my info box or on my substack. You can
38:00
link that of course also, And just a few days ago I put in
38:05
another larger article about the essentiality in respect to children, because I've asked by
38:12
many people, now, do I also have to give it to my kids?
38:16
I said, well, if I'm correct and it's essential, then you
38:20
wouldn't ask this question about why I'm in C or why I mean D or
38:23
something else. If it's essentially it's essential and based on the effects that we
38:29
see when children have attention disorder, even at autism with severe symptoms, it's
38:37
not that autism is disappearing, but the severe symptoms disappear and so under lysium.
38:45
That's at least what we have seen in the first case is where the
38:47
doctor the pjication give it to the children. So I put it down now
38:52
on my English website. Also, I hope it's already on there. I
38:57
have somebody translating it right now, but it should they are very soon if
39:01
it's not already there, the un listener listing for children, how to dose
39:07
it and so forth. Obviously a group of people that have suffered a lot
39:13
of people that have ultimately ended up with adverse effects from the vaccinations, and
39:20
there can be a lot of fear around this because the people who were not
39:24
awake when they were originally took the vaccination have subsequently woken up. They've done
39:30
a lot of research, many of them, and that research has done two
39:36
things. It's informed them, but it's also made them more fearful because now
39:42
they're reading about spite protein problems in their own bodies. And you've got people
39:49
who are not only suffering some form of physical disability, but you've got people
39:55
who are also suffering maybe brain fag or it may be depression as well.
40:04
Now that they have been made sick by the vaccination. So am I right
40:08
in saying that the lithium works at two levels. It's got a beneficial effect
40:15
as far as the body is concerned, and it's got another effect as far
40:19
as the neurological process the mind is concerned. Absolutely, it definitely has a
40:25
third effect. In addition, I come to that in a moment. So
40:29
for the whole body, of course, lithium is important. It was shown
40:32
to essentially extend life in every animal that species has been tested, and I
40:40
know quite well what the mechanisms are. And as I said, I of
40:45
my big a book about this or why anithm is essential and why it affects
40:49
every disease that we know of positively, I mean the avoidance of the disease
40:54
are the cure of the disease. Most siliatory diseases have crost. But the
41:01
effect on the brain, of course are several. So first of all,
41:06
it shuts down the newer information which is the cause of the brain fog,
41:10
and it was clearly shown and how that is scientifically is essentially understand It easy
41:16
to understand, and I put this all in this paper you can see on
41:22
my website. So there I've also written this paper not only for the general
41:29
audience, but also for healthcare practitioners that they understand because it's not taught in
41:36
the med school, that they understand the essentiality of lithium and are willing to
41:39
prescribe it because, as I already alluded to here in Germany, you need
41:44
to prescribe it. Of course, there are a couple of companies who who
41:50
sell lithium and I'm supporting listium orotate, several salts of lithium listium chloride,
42:00
lysium acetate and so forth. Sorry, but I'm promoting lithium rotate because the
42:08
orotic acid was former actually a vitamin. By I mean, we thirteen until
42:15
people realize that our body can produce it itself, but still we need it
42:21
from a certain proportion from our food. And so there are transporters, active
42:29
transporters who transport the acid acid rotate into the bloodstream and actually over the blood
42:37
brain barrier. So it was shown that you need very little lithium rotate based
42:42
on this active transport to have an effect on the brain. The third activity
42:49
of lithium is that it activates what we call microphagage or autophagi. And I'm
42:57
not sure if you pronounce it correct, but autophagie these ages pages, yeah,
43:01
autopagi because because that's the process I think A Nobile price was given a
43:07
twenty fifteen or sixteen to a Japanese researcher who showed that when you do fasting,
43:15
you know, and you don't eat for a while, Caiton bodies,
43:20
for example, are produced from your fatty acids, which actually good for your
43:22
brain. They'll actually activate the mental immune system. But also the stuff that
43:30
is not functioning in one your body, proteins that are misfolded mitochondrea that are
43:36
not working anymore, essentially cut down and recycled in your body to produce new
43:45
proteins in new mitochondria. And so it was proposed in the papers you will
43:52
also find on my website, was proposed that based on the fact that the
43:54
lithium can activate this reuberation program so to speak, it can also degrade the
44:04
spike protein, so that'd be another very important feature of lithium, and of
44:09
course litum is not the only one. I'm also suggesting that people fast,
44:15
you know, fasting not like for weeks or days, but I do it,
44:21
for example sixteen hours a day. That's very good for your body.
44:24
And once you activate the fasting process, or for example, eat coconut oil
44:30
when I'm not fasting, because coconut oil is known to use a lot of
44:35
kitten bodies and keton bodies, again activate this process of microfagi that means the
44:43
degradation of non functioning or unwanted proteins, and of course the spike body belongs
44:51
to this category. So we will also find, of course an article about
44:57
coconut because the mainstream media again tell us coconut oil is dangerous. So I
45:02
had everything that's healthy for us is dangerous, like lycium and vidaminian of course
45:08
also coconut oil, and I have you find on my substick articles about cocroanut
45:15
oil and the real story behind it. A lot of questions going around in
45:20
my head. The first thing I wanted to say is that you are speaking
45:23
from your professional, qualified medical position, but here you are talking about some
45:29
really simple things that people can do to look after and improve their health.
45:36
Many other general practitioners in UK simply don't seem able to talk about anything apart
45:43
from pharmaceutical products, and this is such a great shame. So obviously there's
45:50
a lot of work got to be done to try and my opinion, get
45:53
our medical profession to think in a more holistic way. The other bit that
46:01
came into my mind where he was talking is lithium good for severe neurological effects.
46:10
Because we had a significant number of people suffering from GA Barry syndrome in
46:20
the data released by the MHRA in UK, but also the UK column very
46:24
early on did an interview with the lady who's husband had been vaccinated and within
46:30
a matter of days had then exhibited severe symptoms of DA Barry syndrome. And
46:38
he's recovered to a large extent, but is still is still in a bad
46:44
place. So are there techniques that people can use to at least improve some
46:52
of the conditions if they've got more severe neurological effects. Well, I'm a
46:58
very strong advocate of natural way of you know, preventing and treating diseases because
47:05
our body is perfectly uh uh developed to actually counter counter every disease or making
47:13
sure that that diseases don't develop and becus. You already know, I mean,
47:16
we all know that we learned now the hard way that the pharmacut the
47:21
industry has no interest in human health. Why should they I mean it's not
47:27
their working model. That working model is making money for their for the investors.
47:32
And if you sell guns, you don't want to have peace. And
47:38
if you sell drugs, you don't want to have healthy people. You want
47:42
to have sick people. And there's nothing wrong with that. It's it's like
47:46
a lion. You shouldn't, yeah, blame the line for killing a zebra,
47:51
you know, I mean, it's what they do. But you have
47:53
to understand that's it's that's that business model, and you shouldn't follow that business
47:59
model. If you want to stay healthy, you need a different business model
48:02
for yourself, and that is a yeah, and lifestyle that is in line
48:08
with your with your own nature. And most diseases are consequence of trace elements
48:16
and vitamins liking of course, also of toxins we put in our body.
48:21
But our body is for example, many with sufficient number, with physician,
48:27
sufficient level of vitamin D, nobody would have died from COVID. That's totally
48:31
clear, and it's shown in my book. I have all the relevant studies
48:35
in my book The Indominated Brain to show that nobody would have died. So,
48:40
but of course these important vitamins and trace elements. They don't affect just
48:46
one physical system, affect all systems. Vitamin D shortage is not only bad
48:52
for your physical immune system leading to cyberpine storms, it's also bad for your
48:58
mental immune system, eating too, mul depression rates, side depression rates,
49:00
and Alzheimer's and what else. So we need to essentially, when you have
49:08
if people are already suffering from the effects of the MR and injections, then
49:15
the first thing they need to do is make sure that they have no shortage
49:19
in any of the trade settlements vitamins that are relevant. That's the first thing.
49:23
Otherwise you don't put your body into a position where you can fight the
49:28
problem. And then, of course most of these diseases, if it's out
49:36
immune diseases, cancer, maybe turbo cancer syndrome, are all have an inflammatory
49:45
component. I mean, cancer can only be harmful to us. You have
49:51
to understand, we'll just talk for a second about cancer. Every minute in
49:57
my body a cancer cell might develop, I mean every billions of cells are
50:01
dividing all the time. And yeah, and random mutations cause cause that maybe
50:08
certain genes become oncogenes and might actually develop the cell into a cancer cell.
50:15
But usually these cells are changing. They look different than our healthy cells,
50:22
and our immune system has the responsibility for surveillance of our body and checking out
50:30
if there are cells that we aren't developing into something harmful. But in a
50:36
situation where immune system is not working efficiently, like for example, when it's
50:42
shut down or stormly suppressed in its activity by the Bye protein, just to
50:49
give you an example, then a cancer can develop more easily. So you
50:53
have to put your immune system in a state where confunction again and giving it
50:59
all these trays and shutting down in your inflammation in your body, for example,
51:04
lithium is one way to go about this. So put your body in
51:08
a position where you can fight these diseases regenerate and I think that's the best
51:14
you can do, right, Okay, thank you for that, just for
51:19
you and the wider audience. One of the reasons I asked in particular about
51:22
Gia Barry syndrome was that because early on in the vaccine program here in UK,
51:30
a lady approached us to say that her husband had had succumbed to very
51:38
severe neurological effects and he was in hospital. He was actually at one point
51:45
paralyzed from the neck down, but in an audio interview. She talked very
51:52
matter of factly, very sensibly about what had happened to him, and she
51:55
also said that he was on a hospital ward where there were at least I
52:00
think it was another six men, and she said that the hospital consultant had
52:07
been very open in saying that in his opinion, all of the patients on
52:12
his ward were suffering from Gia Barry as a result of the vaccination. And
52:19
we put out the interview. It was audio, We didn't identify the lady
52:24
except her name, Nicola, and that interview resulted in the UK Column losing
52:30
its whole YouTube channel. We were taken down as a result of that single
52:36
interview. But about two months later the Daily Mail, one of the major
52:45
English newspapers, printed the story with pictures and information and essentially the same information
52:53
we'd put out, and that was allowed to stand. But one of the
52:59
reasons why for the viewers by UK column isn't on YouTube is because we reported
53:05
vaccine damage by vaccine damage showing itself as Gia Barrett with this particular case,
53:15
and we were always fascinated that. We have to say, the establishment was
53:21
so frightened that we began to put that information out and then strangely, when
53:27
a national newspaper puts the same story out, that's allowed to stand. So
53:32
I'm not sure what that tells us. Maybe that they are very frightened about
53:37
the power of alternative media. Yeah absolutely, I mean yeah, once the
53:43
alternative of free media, yeah yeah, essentially get access to the maturity of
53:52
people, then they have no stronghold anymore over the society. I mean,
53:55
yes, the guye us with the with the actually in Germany, the germanization
54:01
of the main media is guide media because they guide us. We call it
54:07
light media, were guiding and they guide us, you know, and tell
54:10
us what we need to do. And h and I hope that most people
54:15
in the world, maybe everybody should stop actually paying attention to what we are
54:20
told by these light media, by this guiding media, because we know that
54:27
they yeah, that they were under the influence of them technocratic Yeah, people
54:32
who technocrats who try to instill essentially this ammeron aid program into the world,
54:39
and they they have lost all the credibility and and I think we should,
54:46
yeah, tell them that what we think about that, And I don't trust
54:51
them anymore. No, absolutely, thank you, thank you very much.
54:54
We're at the top of the hour now, so it's been really great to
55:00
speak to you again and get a little bit more into what can we do
55:04
about the problem instead of just talking about the problem itself. We'll obviously make
55:09
sure that we've got links up to the websites that you've talked about. Are
55:15
there any events coming up for you that you'd like to tell the audience about
55:20
or have you got have you got work on that they may be able to
55:24
help or spread the word? Well, I was just recently invited by the
55:32
Foreign Minister of Switzerland and if I will also show may give you a link
55:38
on the speech I've given. I was invited and it was pretty strange.
55:44
I was invited to what it called the IC Forum. It is in the
55:47
National Cooperation Forum. It's essentially since twenty twenty two. This is organized by
55:54
the Foreign Ministry of Switzerland and about the one thousand five ferent people from all
56:00
over the world. Over one hundred countries were present. I talked to the
56:05
organizers and ninety five percent were NNGO representatives or governmental representatives. So I was
56:14
invited to give the keynote on this on this event, it was just a
56:19
few days after Tucker Carlson published my interview with him or his interview with me,
56:24
and so these people became very nervous, of course, because apparently they
56:30
didn't know who they invited to give the keynote. And the keynote I had
56:34
to answer the question in fifteen minutes what the brain needs to think peace?
56:39
Well, that's the question, what the brain needs to think peace? And
56:45
I was very open in my answer, and I think it's worthwhile for everybody
56:50
watching here to actually watch my speech. And I got hold of the speech.
56:57
I gave it in English and it's now on my YouTube channel, and
57:02
so maybe you want to, yeah, tell your audience to go there and
57:07
have a look. It's not very long, but I think it's very informative.
57:10
I also talked about listing by the way, and the harm that is
57:14
done by the spike proty into our brain, that everything could have been avoided
57:19
by taking by them in d and that lithium is the cure that we all
57:23
need. Well, we will certainly put a link through to that. I
57:27
will be delighted to do that. I also think I'd like to meet the
57:31
person who asked that question, because it's such a superb question. Isn't it.
57:37
What do we need the brain thinks piece? Because I think it was
57:40
a foreign minister himself, and actually he sent me a letter two weeks later
57:45
and thanking me for the important input, so I know that it was.
57:52
It was maybe the first yeah, contact with the other side, and for
57:55
me it was very exciting, but I think was worthwhile taking up the challenge
58:01
and go there, you know, asolutely there To be honest, did people
58:07
speak to you after your speaking event? Did they come and talk to you
58:10
privately about what you knew and felt? Yeah? Absolutely, there are several
58:15
organizations. I mean not all NGOs are bad. I mean we know if
58:19
you are not really in doing things that we that we would support and accept,
58:25
but a few came to us and that Yeah, mental health is the
58:29
major important issue. I mean we know that people who have no mental immune
58:35
system and functioning, they can only respond to aggression with aggression. They're don't
58:39
sit down and sink and find maybe solutions, Yeah, on a table and
58:45
by discussion and solving the problem in a peaceful way. And after that there
58:52
was a longer discussion. Actually, the ambassador of Switzerland, which sits in
59:00
the US UN Council UN World Council, and she actually was. Yeah.
59:09
After directly after my speech had to had three real representatives from three different countries,
59:17
in countries of the Global South, talking about essentially my speech, and
59:23
they all started to use the words I was using, talk about the mental
59:27
immune system. They didn't talk about empathy. They talked about rational compassion,
59:31
which I think is even more important, and so forth. So I realized
59:36
I had some impact immediately, and so I think this speech should go global,
59:42
should go viral, and I really hope that you and others will help
59:46
me here. I talked to Russell Brand about it. I hope he will
59:52
put it out. I talked to Tuger Carlson. He was very impressed by
59:54
the speech, but I'm not sure he if he actually put it on his
59:59
channel, because if these two guys will do it, it would immediately impact
1:00:04
the way this Yeah, that would make it viral. And I think it's
1:00:09
very important that it goes viral because in this little fifteen that actually then was
1:00:14
eighteen minutes, I was able to actentially put everything together that you need to
1:00:19
understand why we don't have peace on it in this world, and where we
1:00:23
have to put my effort in to make it possible. Well, what one
1:00:28
wonderful place to end, Michael, It's been a fascinating discussion. Again,
1:00:35
i'd like to thank you very much for giving up your time to speak to
1:00:37
UK column. We'll ensure those links go up and yes, I'd be delighted
1:00:43
to link through to that presentation and we'll push it as far as we can
1:00:49
get it. So yeah, brilliant, thank you for joining me. It's
1:00:54
been really wonderful and I'm glad we're ending on what's a really optimal stake in
1:01:00
what's called a dark time. No, I mean we are. Every disaster
1:01:06
has essentially already the the egg or something that the basis of a big change,
1:01:14
and I think that's exactly where we are now. We have lived through
1:01:16
a very big crisis and now it's a big chance for us to make the
1:01:21
world better as it was even before, and that's what I'm hoping for.
1:01:24
So I thank you very much, Brian. Okay, thank you, thank
1:01:28
you very much.