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ALERT: Paramedic Exposes SURGE in Miscarriages, Child Seizures & Strokes Post-Vaxx · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Houlhouse. So if you've been watching my show for some time, you probably know that one of the big topics that I've been covering is medical tyranny and especially the angle of exposing what's happening with these COVID shots. You know, before they were rolled out, I was interviewing people like doctor McCullough, you know, etcetera, warning people about what people were seeing in them. And then since they've come out, I've been, you know, covering.
• 0:41
  It's very important to me to help people understand what's actually happening with these things and to help you make informed decisions on this experimental, injection that they're giving billions of people. And so today's interview is with a whistleblower. I'd say he's a whistleblower. He's an EMT. He's a medic.
• 1:00
  He's a paramedic, and he is someone that is on the front lines. Right? So when things go wrong, whether it's a car accident or a heart attack, he's the guy that shows up and tries everything possible to save your life and get you to the hospital. And what he has been sharing is traumatizing. Like, it just just to say the least.
• 1:20
  So what we're gonna be walking through in today's interview is what he's seen in his career. He's been doing this for a very, very long time. He was, you know, former in the in the military doing the same thing, and he's been talking through the changes that he's seen. Like, the fact that, you know, he was never ever before seeing six year old kids or 12 year old kids having strokes playing kickball. He's seeing it all the time.
• 1:43
  Or stillbirths. Right? Miscarriages. Yeah. He was telling me, you know, as you'll see in the interview, it's like, he went from seeing one every four to six months to nine in one shift.
• 1:55
  I'm not kidding. So what he's revealing is the front line of what's happening. It's the front line of what's actually happening to the the bodies that these injections are going into. Now, I will give you a little bit of warning that there's a little bit coarse language. There's no f words or anything like that.
• 2:14
  But, you know, he's he's a, you know, foreign military. He's a he's a medic. So he's someone that speaks his mind. Okay? So I'll give you that warning.
• 2:21
  So if you have little kids, only a few instances of just be aware of that. But also, some of the stuff you're gonna be watching listening to is difficult. Some of the stuff he's gonna be talking about is tough. It's a hard reality to accept. So if you're little bit squeamish, just letting you know ahead of time to say, look, I warned you.
• 2:38
  So, folks, please enjoy this interview with Harry Fisher, who I would say is one of the bravest men that I've met. So, folks, please enjoy. Mister Harry Fisher, it is a pleasure and an honor to have you on the show. Thank you very much for joining us today.
• 2:55
  Speaker 2: Thank you very much. I appreciate you having me on.
• 2:57
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. Anybody with a beard like yours is always welcome on my show. So we're in a good place.
• 3:03
  Speaker 2: It's a it's a lot of work to be this scraggly.
• 3:06
  Seth Holehouse: It is. So I first came across you on Twitter, and you're a paramedic, and you've been giving a lot of information about the vaccine and what you've seen the effects of it, like, on the ground. And first off, I have a lot of respect for any kind of first responder because I think that you're dealing with things that most people would not have the stomach or the will or the just the the conviction to be able to get to be dealing with on a day to day basis. And so let's just start. Can you just give us a little bit of your background, your history as a paramedic, just to kinda set the stage?
• 3:41
  Because this is gonna be a little bit longer form, in-depth, and and very uncensored conversation about being you being on the front lines of seeing what's happening right now.
• 3:52
  Speaker 2: I've been a medic since '97. So when I was very young, I became a an EMT. They I mean, they wouldn't hire me. So, inevitably, I ended up joining the military because they'll hire someone very early in life. But I've been a medic since '97.
• 4:12
  I've done I've done anything from working in New York City, North Dakota, Alaska, Oklahoma. I became a paramedic in 2012 ish 2012, '20 '13, and I've been a paramedic ever since.
• 4:31
  Seth Holehouse: And so when the vaccine rolled out, and you know, so I've been, you know, even before it came out, I was interviewing people like Sherri Tenpenny and Peter McCullough and warning people saying, Hey, look, it seems like there's some suspicious stuff around this. It doesn't look like it's gonna be healthy. You know, kind of wait and see. Don't rush into getting it. And unfortunately, it seems like a lot of the warnings that folks are putting out early on have come true.
• 4:59
  Right? It's not just some harmless thing. And so what what are you seeing? Like, okay. Like, you're on the front lines of this.
• 5:08
  What's your experience?
• 5:10
  Speaker 2: Well, I mean, from the start, it was it was bad. I mean, prior to the vaccines, we were experiencing normal calls to less calls. Like, during the COVID era, where they were saying millions of people are dying, our call volume was low. Like, we were low. It really wasn't like, oh my gosh.
• 5:33
  We're running call. Like, we were taking naps on the job during COVID because everyone was at home. It wasn't then you didn't get the typical calls, and it wasn't bad like they were saying. And then when the shots rolled out, what really just other than the call volume raising, like, it's going out of style, I did CPR in a Pfizer line, and I I referenced this this this story, this this experience that I had consistently because that's whenever my bells and whistles started just really going going just haywire. Because I was working a 911 service, and I got a call to, what I called Pfizer lines, a a shot line, a a random weird line that's all these people lining up for this experimental substance, and someone died.
• 6:26
  And they weren't an old someone. They weren't they weren't an old person. And they they had their shot and they died. And when I got there, they were in a they they were in a rhythm, a heart rhythm that suggests some kind of heart issue, and it was right after they took their shot. So that being said, it it was really bad from the start for me.
• 6:50
  And then and and what here here, just walk you through it. Imagine walking into a scene and someone's dead on the ground. The nursing staff that are giving the shots or or sit literally sort of doing the whole Chinese movie film not knowing what to do while fire department's doing chest compressions because fire was already there. I show up. That becomes my scene because I'm the paramedic.
• 7:12
  I show up. That's my scene. I start working. I'm doing my work. I'm actually innovating.
• 7:18
  We're I'm I'm watching the compressions. And then a nurse over my shoulder says, quote, unquote, this is the second one in two weeks. Yeah. So all of that just is, like, mind boggling to me. And then and then to top it off, I remember at one point looking over my shoulder and the people were just standing there in line.
• 7:42
  They were just standing there just waiting their turn. It was the weirdest experience of my life. And then it just went on from there. After that, I saw just many, many instances that I could relate to the vaccine because I wasn't seeing young strokes and young heart attacks prior to this shot. Like, running a a 12 year old stroke playing kickball was never a thing back in the past.
• 8:11
  And then after this shot, I ran a 12 year old stroke playing kickball. And it's just that kind of stuff. It was just over and over and over again. It was really it's been really bad. And and people are constantly asking me, is there a time limit?
• 8:27
  Is it is it right after you take the shot? Is it a week after? Is it a month? I would say if you took the shot, you're you're a ticking time bomb. Like, I and I don't like saying that because I don't want people to lose hope because I also have people coming on going, I'm gonna die, and I'm wanting to go live every day.
• 8:44
  And what I say to them is live every day like it's your last. Love often and and be mad at the government and the pharmaceutical companies and express that because they're not admitting to the fact that they have murdered a whole lot of people.
• 9:03
  Seth Holehouse: And so have you did you see and you you alluded to it, but what kind of what kind of spike did you see in young people having things like heart attacks or strokes that there these are things that you weren't seeing before? What was the what was the difference in change with that?
• 9:23
  Speaker 2: Oh, huge. Like I like I said, I mean, you you didn't see strokes in young. I mean, that wasn't a the young calls that we had, the the pediatric calls that we had, the the kid calls that we had prior to were predominantly trauma. Trauma based. Some you know, you would run respiratory.
• 9:48
  You'd run seizures, especially febrile seizures. Like, if you get a kid call in your in your MDT or your your your computer that's on your ambulance and it says seizure, and it tells you the age, young, automatically, most of us go, okay. They probably have a fever. Like, I mean, we just we just know that that's probably the case. Now could it be something else?
• 10:12
  Yes. But that used to be very rare. Like, it used to be very, very rare that your seizure kid calls were nonfebrile or no fever. Now they're not running a fever, and they now have these seizures. And some of these seizures are just horrible.
• 10:32
  Like, they're, like, you can give them the medication, medication, medication, and it just won't stop the seizure. It's it it's been really bad and very obvious since the shots came out. It's just and that's also why it's I mean, for those of us that have been speaking out and getting banned and censored for it, I mean, I'm surprised we still have our sanity at this point. Like like, the gaslighting is immense. Like like, to be like, I just ran this yesterday.
• 11:03
  And then someone online going, you're a liar. You're a piece of shit, and we want you to die. And I'm going like, it's it's it blows my mind. Like, I I knew that our media was swayed, like, like, sort of off, but I didn't know it was this far off its rock. I didn't know that was the case until the shots rolled out pretty much.
• 11:28
  Seth Holehouse: And so, you're a father. You've got your own children. And you've experienced now a lot of children going through adverse events that they should be going through. Are there any particulars in particular situations or calls that you got with children that that really hit you in a deep way?
• 11:47
  Speaker 2: I mean, yeah. Anytime you lose it. Any anytime I say you lose a child. I mean, whenever I run the call, I feel like I lost a child. Like, I feel like I lost my child.
• 11:58
  And I am so yes. Yes. All of everything that I talked about, it feels like I've lost my own child. And I constantly worry about like, I'll I'll send text messages to to my ex wife and be like, are they okay? Had a bad dream.
• 12:18
  Like because, I mean, they just it's it's really bad. Yeah. No. Every single day, I'm haunted by what I've seen.
• 12:30
  Seth Holehouse: How do I'll I'll diverge a little bit to ask about that. How how do you stay sane? Like, I I I I
• 12:38
  Speaker 2: used to drink a whole lot of alcohol. Like, I used to I used to I used to drink a whole lot of booze. Like, I would get off work and just pound a a bottle of booze and go to sleep, but then I realized that's bad. And, honestly, like, when this war is over, I'll probably go back to that and do that again. But this war is continuing, and I noticed that the people that are my opposition, they'll use anything against me.
• 13:04
  They'll literally be like like, they'll go out and drink all they want, and then they'll come back and go, Harry's a drinker. Or they'll come back and go, Harry's a terrible human that got a divorce. And it's like so our opposition is actually out to get us. So what I've realized is I have to be sober minded. I have to be I I have to take and and take the punches, deal with the the ghosts, and do a lot of prayer.
• 13:33
  Prayer is the prayer is, like, the only thing that's getting me through it. Like, like, if it wasn't for just getting on my knees and praying to God and saying, God, this is in your hands. You win. I can't I can't deal with this. Please allow me to keep going every day and use my hands for whatever you want to use them for.
• 13:54
  That's I give it I give it over to God. That would be the answer to your question.
• 13:59
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. It's it's a good point. That's I'm in a similar place. You know, I'm not on the front lines of being a paramedic, but, you know, my career is understanding the diabolical plans of the evil people in this world and helping translate that into information people can do something with. And so, with what you're seeing with people in the calls, especially with the children, so two the two pronged question is, how do you so say you go to a kid that you mentioned a kid that had a stroke playing kickball.
• 14:30
  Obviously, it's an anomaly. How do you know it was the vaccine is the first question. The second question is that, do the parents know it was the vaccine?
• 14:38
  Speaker 2: Like like that particular call, which I've had many like it, but that one I reference just because the the parent was a nurse themselves. So a nurse that knows what a stroke looks like. Whenever I'm in the back of the ambulance, I'm sitting there.
• 15:04
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• 15:15
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• 15:31
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• 15:47
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• 16:52
  Speaker 2: And I'm looking over a patient, a young patient that is paralyzed on one side. Is listening. He's a bit crying. He's a cock. Like that.
• 17:05
  Sorry, but that's how it sorta sound. Facial droop, all of it. And the parent themselves are in denial. Could it be their blood sugar? I'll I'll I'll check the blood sugar, but, no, these are stroke symptoms.
• 17:23
  I'm not you know, I wasn't, like, just I wasn't like that. But, I mean, I'll check the blood sugar, but, you know, they're displaying stroke symptoms. Blood sugar's good. And then I call it on the phone, you know, because I I call into the hospital, got a, you know, probable CVA coming in, ETA. I give a quick, basically, description of what happens on the phone to let them know.
• 17:50
  Because whenever I call in possible CVA, which is cerebral vascular accident or a stroke, whenever I call that in, they the hospital initiates based on what I'm seeing fast. You know? Like, because when I get there and I they wanna actually get them to CT. They wanna do everything they can super fast because the stroke, you you're on a time scale. Just like a heart attack, there's a time scale.
• 18:16
  I mean, time is heart death. Time is is brain death. So so whenever I see it, I see what's going on, and I call the hospital, they take my word for it. They literally go, okay. A paramedic is saying this is happening.
• 18:28
  We're getting everything ready, and they meet me at the door. They literally will meet me there with their entire team and rush them in. So if I'm wrong, I look like a douchebag. Like, I I I need to be right when I'm saying, hey. I I believe this is a stroke.
• 18:44
  Get this going. So I call that in, and the the mom is just denying, denying, denying. And and I go around to the questions because I've already seen that death in a Pfizer line. I've already seen all this occurring. So my brain is actually going, there could be something wrong with these shots because I've never since '97, I haven't been running these calls.
• 19:09
  Then suddenly, these shots come out, and I'm running these calls. Like, it doesn't take a genius. I'm I'm not a genius. Hey. For everyone out there, I'm not.
• 19:17
  I am not a genius. I am just a paramedic. That's all I ever wanted to be. Not gonna figure out your rub Rubik's cube while I'm doing juggling. But what I've seen is this, and it was a drastic change.
• 19:31
  So I asked the question. Did they did did she take any of these shots? Well, yeah, Pfizer a couple weeks ago. So, yeah, the second one was within a couple weeks. And and I I don't go into, like, a long diatribe with these people.
• 19:50
  I don't go into, like, a these shots are evil. Oh my god. I most of the time, I really don't actually, all the time, I really don't even have to. Like, as soon as I ask about the shots, most patients, especially these days, their eyes seem to just correlate it themselves. Like, I I don't have to say much other than did they take any of the COVID shots?
• 20:11
  And they're just like, click click. Holy crap. My heart problem or my stroke is caused by this COVID shot. I'm not having to explain it to them. Some patients have asked, why do you ask that?
• 20:23
  That one didn't really go into much that was just so much denial. But a lot of them asked. They asked if if the shots are bad. And all I can really say is what I'm saying to you. Since the shots came out, I've seen a whole lot of really bad stuff, and we're trying to figure it out.
• 20:44
  So, like, this is this is bad. I wish I could tell them what doctor Peter McCullough has told me. I wish I could tell them what what Jim Thorpe doctor Thorpe has told me. I I wish I could just lay out a list and go, here, guys. Here.
• 21:00
  But the world is just mad at me for talking right now, much less trying to give out that kind of information on scene. I'm not allowed to do that. It's it's really it's really a messed up system.
• 21:12
  Seth Holehouse: It it is. It absolutely is. What's the youngest victim that you've been able to correlate something like this happening with the shots?
• 21:23
  Speaker 2: Stillbirths, miscarriages. Those would be the youngest. I mean, I had nine miscarriages in one shift.
• 21:30
  Seth Holehouse: Nine miscarriages in one shift. Is that is that uncommon for from your your previous history?
• 21:38
  Speaker 2: That's insane. That's that's insane.
• 21:45
  Seth Holehouse: So you're not just seeing the the 12 year old running on, you know, playing kickball or the 35 year old marathon runner. You're seeing at the at the the birth
• 21:58
  Speaker 2: level? Would say the most deaths that will never be calculated will be the ones that were aborted. I would say these shots were abortion shots.
• 22:10
  Seth Holehouse: Man. So nine stillbirths in in one shift. Now which which area area are you in? Are you in a
• 22:19
  Speaker 2: Nine miscarriages in one I mean I mean, still stillbirths, they go through the actual labor, about nine miscarriages in one ship, all all age. Sorry. But, yeah, no. I I've seen more miscarriages and stillbirths since these shots than I've ever seen in my career. And if you would have told me at the beginning of my career that I was gonna see it, I would have probably gone into car sales, or or I would have just done that.
• 22:49
  I would have. I mean, my dad's always been in cars, and I I've dabbled in it, but I would have probably just done that. Like, I would have I would have I would not have done this for my career had I known this is what I was going to be dealing with. I know that's a a weak way out.
• 23:05
  Seth Holehouse: I think it's it's the way most people would probably take and not being able to stomach this. So with the the miscarriages and and stillborns, what would you say? And it's probably hard hard to quantify this, but, you know, let's say ten years ago, you know, what was the occurrence that you'd be called into either a stillborn or a miscarriage versus what you're seeing?
• 23:26
  Speaker 2: Stillborn. One every like, I would get a call like that every four to six months if that in a in a busy system, one of the busier systems in the world, like, where the the the special operations services send their people for us to train them, because I've trained our special operations people on the in the field because that's where they send them. Four to six months, I'd see one, and I saw nine in one shift, if that gives you
• 24:14
  Seth Holehouse: Gosh. Were the mothers were some of the mothers aware of what caused it in talking with them?
• 24:25
  Speaker 2: Same thing. When you when you ask them about the shot, they they register, but you're not going into, like, a lot of detail. There's there's there's a few instances where they, you know, they ask. And if you ask me why I'm asking, I'm gonna tell you. Like, I'm gonna like, I'm not gonna lie to you.
• 24:43
  Like, I I don't lie to my patients. So if my patient goes, why do you wanna know about my shots? Whenever I when they're experiencing a stroke or a miscarriage or a stillbirth, I'm gonna tell them what we've we've been experiencing a lot of miscarriages. We've been experiencing a lot of deaths since these shots came out. I'm asking for that reason.
• 25:02
  Like, it's the same reason why if if I ran someone who's having a heart attack, I would in the old days, I would I would be like, do you smoke cigarettes? Do you drink alcohol? Like, I mean, I wanna know those, and so does the hospital. The hospital doesn't wanna know this, though. They they most of these hospitals don't wanna know.
• 25:24
  They wanted to know whenever you first came in for a broken arm if you had your COVID shot. But when you come in for a stroke at 12 years old, they don't want or sorry. Freaking 12 years old. They don't wanna know if it it blows my mind. It and it's because it's just such an obvious discrepancy.
• 25:44
  Like, it's like, do you want data on this experiment or do you not? Like, we did a massive experiment with this mRNA technology. Anyone who has a portion of a brain can know that at this point. Do you want real data, or do you not want real data? And what I've realized is they don't want real data, and that means it's intent.
• 26:06
  If you don't want real data on the harm, then you were intentionally harming someone. I don't have a better way to put that.
• 26:17
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah, it's hard to say that they're not complicit in that case. Because that data is what is what leads to changes. Right? It's like, oh, we we've realized that, say, you know, you're you're a car manufacturer. It's like, oh, you know, this seat belt doesn't work.
• 26:30
  We've had ten thousand deaths. Okay. That's important. Fix the seat belt. Right?
• 26:35
  Speaker 2: Yeah. And if you and if you literally say, hey, the seat belt's stuck, and we don't want the seat belt anymore. Or or or say I go like, today, I went on TikTok, and I got banned from TikTok again today, which is like I I told you earlier when we're talking, like like, my umpteenth account getting banned. But imagine being a paramedic going, hey. I've been seeing this, this, this, and this.
• 26:56
  And then a system just deletes you and says you don't have integrity. Like, that was its excuse, lack of integrity. What? Like, that's a massive just gaslighting event occurring by our social media service, by our governments. And to do that to people, I have I have lost multiple friends in the EMS in in the EMS field.
• 27:23
  Like, friends have already killed themselves since since COVID and the shots. They're they're they're gone, and I will miss them forever. It literally takes God for me to just pray, pray, pray, because my government's gaslighting me. People are telling me I'm terrible for just saying what I'm seeing. My friends that have already killed themselves, I don't know why they did it, but probably just the stuff that they're already seeing and going through, which is bad enough.
• 27:54
  EMS, there's a lot of suicides. The military, a lot of suicides. Take that and compound it with a government sitting there and going, your eyes are lying to you. You are crazy. That this is intense.
• 28:09
  They're intentionally harming our people, brother. And and that is not okay. Yeah. I will keep calling them out every single day, if not just for my friends that have already passed, but for the people passing right now and for the people that they will harm in the future, I will keep going. Even though I look shabby with a scraggly beard, I am going to keep going.
• 28:33
  Seth Holehouse: You look like a viper. You're you're the guy who would come save me if I was in a car accident. Like, I want that guy.
• 28:40
  Speaker 2: I'll I'll be there, man. I gotcha.
• 28:43
  Seth Holehouse: So what would you say are the biggest adverse events that you're seeing? Is it mostly stroke, heart attack? Birth issues. What would you say are biggest things that you've seen a great increase of since they rolled these these things out?
• 29:02
  Speaker 2: I would say the the biggest out of all of it would be new onset seizures just because it was so much. We were running to schools multiple times a day for seizures, new onset seizures.
• 29:17
  Seth Holehouse: What what's new onset seizure mean?
• 29:21
  Speaker 2: Never had a seizure in the past. No medications. Been normal and healthy their whole life, and then suddenly just boom, have a seizure. New onset seizures in all age groups. Like, all age group.
• 29:35
  I I was I've I've ran 70 year olds that have never had seizures in their life standing in a standing in a store and just suddenly have a seizure. No fever. No no, you know, no UTI. No sepsis. Just a weird onset seizure.
• 29:53
  So those would be, like, the biggest because it was it was just a lot. Strokes, heart attacks. The autoimmune stuff has been really big, but we don't run a lot of autoimmune calls because most of those people go to their clinic. They go to their their doctor. Where we run those is when those autoimmune issues turn into sepsis, like when they're getting septic.
• 30:19
  So sepsis has been a big one. We ran a lot of sepsis. Another one that I would say is just really weird that most people don't talk about is, I always have trouble pronouncing it, When your genitals rot off, it's it's for foreman's gangrene or foreigners foreigners gangrene. I didn't even know what it was until the shots rolled out. But I started running these calls to hospitals that were needing me to transfer out these near septic people, mostly men, that were having their genitals rot off.
• 30:57
  Like, they're imagining their genitals having gangrene and rotting off. And I started running a lot of those calls, like, more than I here.
• 31:07
  Seth Holehouse: What do
• 31:08
  Speaker 2: Forty year. How how do you say that? I go with genitals running off, but Yeah. Say it however I say.
• 31:14
  Seth Holehouse: So it says here, this is I'm on NCBI, NIH. It says it's a relatively rare form of necrotizing fascitis, which necrotizing doesn't sound good. Rapidly progressive disease that affects the deep and superficial tissues of the perineal, anal, scrotal, and genital regions. It says it's the one of the few urological urological emergencies that requires prompt surgical debridement as well as antibiotic therapy. So you're seeing an increase in
• 31:46
  Speaker 2: Yes. Yeah. In that. I was running like even in the small towns I was contracted to. So say a small town, small, I was still running a couple of those a week.
• 32:00
  Seth Holehouse: And I'd imagine that that's something previously you probably never saw.
• 32:04
  Speaker 2: I never I never no. I never saw it. And forgive me. I'm not laughing at at that for the I'm a paramedic. I have a I have a like, I really have a dark sense of humor, but this isn't funny.
• 32:16
  It's just it's bad. Like, I I never saw that crap. Like, that was not happening before that I saw. It was rare. It was the the crap that they say is rare became not rare after the shot.
• 32:30
  It's almost like they're using the word rare to say that they're causing rare things to happen because it was rare. Young strokes was very rare, so rare that I didn't run them. People's balls falling off was so rare that I didn't run it. And then when the shots came out, I started seeing all this rare stuff happening all the time. So that was that that's been what's actually occurring.
• 32:56
  It's the only rare thing I see right now is truth tellers. Like, I wish more truth tellers would stop being rare. Like, it it would be helpful, then I could relax and not worry about my kids as much because right now, like, I get Steve Kirsch saying, why is Harry the only paramedic speaking out? There's other paramedics, and I I I talk to them, but they're just not as loud usually because they see, like, my page. People trying to take my license, people trying to get me fired, trying to get me killed.
• 33:31
  I mean, people are literally sending me death threats. Hope you eat a bullet, Harry. So I get why truth is rare, but, god, I wish the the the middle would rise up and just start speaking it because I true I believe that we are stronger than they want us to believe. I believe we are actually the majority, and they're using bots and just useful idiots to make us think we're not. And I hope I hope soon we stand up and stop this because I'm ready for now.
• 34:06
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. I wanna talk so, obviously, we've covered the the the physical adverse effects. Right? Which the Fournier Gangrene, that's a new one for me. I've never heard that.
• 34:21
  Hope I never have to hear about it again. I hope I never experience it.
• 34:23
  Speaker 2: I pray you don't.
• 34:24
  Seth Holehouse: It sounds bad. But, you know, I wanna I wanna pivot a little bit and talk about the mental aspect of this. Have you have you seen anything changing in people's behavior? Not, you know, not like, you know, a stroke, but some sort of psychosis, or is it changing the brains of people that that from what you're seeing? Folks, going online without ExpressVPN is like leaving your laptop unattended at the coffee shop while you run to the bathroom.
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• 36:11
  Speaker 2: My opinion? I'm gonna stress that it's my opinion. Yes. Now is it the fact that they're already I liken everything that we're already we're going through to, Stockholm syndrome and Munchausen by proxy. It feels like our society has been abused with the lockdowns, abused with all of this, and I personally lost my job for a couple months.
• 36:35
  They told me I wasn't allowed to work. You have to stay home. Screw you. You're not taking our experiment that you saw kill people. Stay home.
• 36:42
  We hate you. I saw that happen. So I know the abuse. So I know what everyone's gone through. So that kind of abuse mixed with medications that are experimental medications, that to me is Stockholm and Munchausen, and that is just a really awesome way to quote, unquote, MK Ultra somebody.
• 37:05
  Now I'm not saying, hey. The world's MK Ultra. But I am saying in the military, they try to actually brainwash you to one shot, one kill. This is our enemy. This is how you do it.
• 37:16
  They break you, and they mold you. This is how you break a society and mold a society to what you wanna want them to believe. That's just that that's actual proven science to break a mind and mold them up, and that's what they've done. So how much of it is from the shot and how much of it is from their abuse? I really don't know.
• 37:37
  I I I don't know. But I do know Japan has come out and saying that there's a lot of psychological issues these shots. There there there is science to back up that these shots have caused a lot of mental issues. And since the shots, I've been asking the questions, and I've been running calls. Like like, one person that was sewing their mouth and eye shut, they had the shots.
• 38:01
  Like, I can I can say that I've ran the calls that would make me think these people have gone crazy? And it and but I don't know if it's it's the shots or if it's the actual just times we're in and the mental abuse that we're current accruing right now. Like, hey. How do how do I know? Like, I I don't.
• 38:21
  But I do know that Japan has come out with some studies that says it's certainly possible. And I do know that the people that are after me right now that are on team shot, they don't seem to care about anything but the shot. It's almost like a cult. Like like, they're they're they're willing to just fight to the death for their favorite pharmaceutical company, then that blows my mind, especially since most of these people are, like, left wing. When I was left wing earlier in life, I I certainly had some weird issues because I was left wing, and I was brainwashed into the system.
• 39:00
  But I wasn't down with big corporations. Like, I wasn't like, hey, team core. You know, I wasn't on that team. So so the fact that they're just revolving around their favorite pharmaceutical company, it's very strange.
• 39:15
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. That that's a weird one, actually. Because you look at like, I remember because I was living in New York City during the Occupy Wall Street phase. Right? You know, it was it was the anti big corporation.
• 39:25
  Right? And it was but, like, now you see it, and these same people are like, wow. Like, Walmart and Nike and Pfizer and Target just so happen to be behind the same cause that we're behind, yet it's the greediest capital greedy capitalists in the middle. Right? It's just it's it's it's like a mental disorder to to look at these things.
• 39:48
  I mean, mean, it's really it's George Orwell. Right? It's taking two, you know, two different two things that are completely opposing piece of information and believing them both to be true simultaneously. It's it really and and you mentioned, you know, mass m k altrum, and I I've interviewed Kathy O'Brien before, right, who's, you know, an MK Ultra victim. And I've studied and talked a lot about MK Ultra and and all the different, you know, declassified documents.
• 40:12
  Like, okay. You know, where's your tinfoil hat? Well, it's right here on this PDF on cia.gov. Right? That's where it comes from.
• 40:19
  But I actually do think, though, that there has been a mass MK Ultra mass psychosis, mass spell that's been cast on our society. And I think that, even though you can't directly say that, okay, there's this shift in the thinking, and there are people acting more crazy since this, right, we're not saying that, you know, what is it, causation and correlation. Right? It's not necessarily we're saying that it's it's causation, but there's if you if you say, look, if I were say, okay, did you see an increase in abnormal social behavior or increase in psychosis since the rollout of these things? I mean, what's what's the change that you've seen?
• 40:58
  Speaker 2: Well, just well, just out of curiosity, I mean, that whole correlation isn't causation thing only really came on the scene whenever the COVID shots came down. True. That wasn't something we ever really heard about. And something else most of us never heard about was bears. Most of us in the medical community never even really knew what that was until this came out because we started researching, like, how do you report this stuff?
• 41:22
  So so that being said, for the correlation causation community, can you say that somebody who just massively like like like, correlation isn't causation. If someone who eats sugar every day that's advertised on every TV channel to eat this favorite sugar and eat this favorite cereal ends up dying of a diabetes or heart failure incident, I could say that I could correlate that to being advertised and given cheaply all
• 41:57
  Seth Holehouse: of
• 41:57
  Speaker 2: this really bad food, but they'll they'll never correlate it to that. They'll never they'll never they want us to not think for ourselves. They don't want us to really understand that they're manipulating us. And when I say there, there is a a dark seated cabal of people. It's how I have to think of it at this point because I don't know who they are completely, but I do know there's a cabal of people that seem to run the world because this operation stopped the world, gave a new technology to the entire world.
• 42:34
  This wasn't a country. This was the entire world that they tried to to affect with this. So so some bigwigs actually have control. Do I know exactly who they are? No.
• 42:47
  I can see who's on their team because they make themselves pretty obvious, but I don't know who the bigwigs are. I don't know I don't know who I want to war with, but I know we need to war with somebody because they're trying to kill us. That being said, I wish I knew who they were. That way you, me, everybody else on Team Humanity could actually make a stand and say, We're we're y'all are doing wrong. But I just don't know who they are.
• 43:16
  I wish they did.
• 43:17
  Seth Holehouse: It's yeah. I mean, I spent a lot of time researching to try to find out exactly who they are. The only thing I've the conclusion I've came to is that there's multiple factions that are all kind of vying over control over the world. And there's there's battling up at their level. And but the the the one goal that ties them together is that they want America to fall because America is in the way of whatever one world system they have.
• 43:41
  So it feels like there's all these enemies coming after us because they are. And and they can all agree that, like, hey, we gotta get rid of America, which is which is frightening. But so what know, you've mentioned some of the backlash that you've received. Obviously, you mentioned your TikTok account being canceled. How like, since you've come forward with this information because you're the only paramedic that I've seen talking about this.
• 44:04
  Not that there aren't others, but and and just because you've done a good job getting your message out there. And I'm sure that most paramedics are seeing the same things that you're seeing. I don't imagine it's just your area that has all this happening to it. So what's happened, though? What's been like, how has this affected your career and your your personal life since coming forward with this information?
• 44:28
  Speaker 2: Personal life? I mean, it was a I mean, it was actually a a probably a big hand in the divorce because I wouldn't shut up about it online. I wouldn't stop. I wouldn't I wouldn't stop talking. I wouldn't every time they deleted me and banned me, I just wanted to keep going and going and going.
• 44:46
  And for anyone out there that wants to actually get their voice out there because I know medics that are trying. I I know medics that are trying. I know nurses that are trying. They're just they're they're and and most of them right now are constantly saying they're shadow banned. They're and they are.
• 45:02
  You you are shadow banned. The thing is is you have to be willing to not shut up to the point of to the point of risking everything. And that's that's actually the the hard part is, I mean, you're going to lose even in the Bible, I'm pretty I'm pretty sure it says something like I mean, it it the world's gonna hate you. You're you're you're gonna you're gonna lose it all. You're gonna you're gonna lose everything the world has to offer whenever you stand for truth.
• 45:38
  And and that's true. That that's actually a thing. Now I'm not saying you're not already doing it for whoever's watching. I'm just saying keep doing it. Keep going because someone out there is gonna get the message.
• 45:53
  And if you just save one, that's that's worth it. Like, I started out this with just, I wanna save one. I wanna save one. I wanna I wanna help one that's drowning. And, thankfully, I'm on shows, and I'm talking to people.
• 46:07
  But that that all started with just I wanna save one, I'd get banned. I wanna save one, I'd get banned. I'd had to create a new account. I'd get wrapped on by people. They would tell me I'm terrible, but I'd still just keep on, keep on, keep on.
• 46:22
  Don't let the world discourage you. The world is built to seemingly discourage you. This is a trial and tribulation that we are all in. This is actually where we live. And and and your goal is to keep being honest, keep being true.
• 46:38
  You're gonna fall. I fall. I fall all the time, but I get back up. Get back up and keep swinging because this world wants to knock you down. Expect it.
• 46:49
  And and and you will eventually save one via God. God will allow God will help you save one if that's your goal. If you wanna save thousands, God will save thousands. But that's a that's a hard game, and just expect it to to be hard because it is. That's where we live.
• 47:10
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. I mean, if it that's how I look at this. I look at as it's a battle of good and evil, and it's not gonna be easy. It's not gonna be easy. And so, I wanna pivot a little bit, though, and talk about your book.
• 47:24
  Because books so, taking a step back, you working in media and understanding. Books are really important because they're a way of of crystallizing someone's story, but they're also a way of someone being able to create, just some sort of income when their own career is threatened. Right? So which is why I do encourage everyone watching this if if you if folks, if you wanna if you wanna support my guest today, go check out his book. But let's go I wanna talk before we get into that, let's go and talk about the book.
• 47:50
  So here's you the the website for is fishersbook.com. So tell us about this. So the safe and effective for profit. What is this book? It says a paradigm sorry.
• 48:01
  Paramedics story exposing American genocide.
• 48:06
  Speaker 2: It's it's my way of getting everything that I'm pretty much putting out on Twitter already or x. Sorry, Kilo. I'm putting I'm putting out on x, formerly known as Twitter. I'm putting that information out, and most places have already, as we've talked about, deleted me. It's very hard to delete a book.
• 48:25
  Like, it's it's it's harder to do. They can do it. I mean, we've experienced that in the past, but it's just so much harder. And and writing this book, it not only helps me to get it out on paper to vent everything that I'm I'm going through. It psychologically actually helps me to just put it down and and and and send it out.
• 48:46
  But buying the book, what I've been telling my friends and because I I the subscribers or friends, I call them friends because you're not following me. You're my friend. If you're if you're around me right now in these times, we're friends, and we're we're battle buddies because this is a war, and we're battle buddies. You're helping me because I'm gonna keep speaking out, and they're going to try to take my license. They're going to try to remove me from the field.
• 49:12
  And I I have four kids. I wanna take care of them, and I also wanna take care of vaccine injured people. I wanna try to help. And doing so without the monetary the the funds is diff is more difficult. You can still try.
• 49:25
  It's just it's just difficult. So if you help me, I'm going to help them, and I'm also going to keep I'm gonna keep speaking either way. I mean, honestly, if you don't help me, I'm gonna keep speaking because this war is worth it. But it surely helps me put something aside so I can buy some MREs or whatever I have to buy whenever I whenever they take me out because I'm a target. Like, the amount of death threats currently is just insane.
• 49:51
  They send me pictures of my kids. They send me pictures of all kinds. It's just really, really bad. And what's what's strange super it's all strange, but what's super strange about it is I'm actually trying to help them. I'm going, hey, I don't want you to take any more of these.
• 50:09
  I'm worried for you. And they're going, hey, I wish you would die. It just it's it's a great delusion, brother.
• 50:18
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah, man.
• 50:19
  Speaker 2: We're fighting a delusion.
• 50:20
  Seth Holehouse: Well, that's it. Mean, it's everything's reversed. We live in a society where evil is praised as good, and good is demonized as being evil. It's it's it's reversed. Right?
• 50:30
  You know, Satan is is the master of deception, the master of lies, and everything's being turned upside down.
• 50:37
  Speaker 2: Agreed.
• 50:38
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. It's absolutely incredible. I've two kids, six months old and almost four years old. And when I look at these children, and my, six month old, I helped deliver. You know, our midwife didn't show up in time, so I had to be the one to, you know, help catch her and deliver, and she wasn't moving much at first.
• 50:57
  Had to rub her back and everything. And, and it was stressful, but, like, I understand how precious that life is, and I can't imagine I can't imagine what it would have been like if neither my wife or I got the shot, you know, and had no plans on getting it. I just I can't imagine what it would have been like to be in that situation or say like my my three year old, right, and, and look at his innocent beautiful little child, and to think that I've harmed her, like to find her having a seizure and think I did this to her. I didn't protect her. I just I can't imagine that.
• 51:30
  So that's big. That's a big reason why I do what I do because we have to educate people. And and, man, it just it's tough to I I give you a lot of credit, man, for doing what you're doing and and and going back every day. I I don't think I'd be able to handle it. It's just yeah.
• 51:45
  Speaker 2: Man. Well, I you can handle a lot more than than than you give yourself credit for that. You people can handle a lot. We do reach our point. Like I've said, my friends that reach their point.
• 52:04
  That happens. And if you don't have a strong faith, this world will end you. And and, yeah, I'm glad you I'm glad you were there to to deliver, and I'm glad you got to experience that. That's beautiful. I've been there to deliver and seeing them not make it, And I do ask about the shot.
• 52:30
  And it's and a lot of people get mad at me for that because you're bringing up something that they did that caused harm. And and I look at it like if someone killed someone, I wanna know who did it. I I wanna know, and I want you to know who your murderer is because that's the right thing. And I don't believe most people did that to their people. I don't believe they did that to their kids.
• 53:04
  I believe they were lied to by a mass media org organization that is owned and just horrible. And they were convinced that they were doing the right thing, and most of those people truly were doing the right thing in their mind. And that is that is hurting God's sheep. You remember when God I can't remember who he said it to, but he's like, love love my sheep. Love love love my people.
• 53:35
  Take care of my sheep. Take care of my people. Someone out there is devouring the sheep. And to be a good shepherd, you have to say the hard thing.
• 53:51
  Seth Holehouse: Man, it's it's tough. It's tough. Well, as we we wrap up, I I wanna bring up your your website one more time. And here's your Twitter handle, which I'll put these links in the description below the show. You know, Harry Fisher EMTP is your Twitter handle.
• 54:06
  Your website, which is just fishersbook.com. I I highly I encourage folks to check this out. Preorder the copy. You've got you know, there's a trailer for the book right here. You can watch ebook, paperback, hardcover.
• 54:22
  And honestly, Harry, like, I give you so much credit for doing this, and I really, really respect your courage to come out and talk about this. Because as you see, there's very few people that do. But what what does give me courage though, is that it only takes one person, and then the next person comes. Before you know it, you've got a hundred people, and then a thousand people. And that's what we have to that that's that's really what will change this whole situation.
• 54:48
  It's with with when enough people. It's when enough people come out. And there's a there's a Chinese saying. It's it's something in the effect of, like, no one wants to be the front duck. Right?
• 54:58
  So, like, no one wants to be the duck at the very front. It's the first one to get shot, but someone's gotta do it. And you're you're the front duck man, so I I give you a lot of credit and respect for doing that.
• 55:10
  Speaker 2: Thank you, brother. I appreciate you. And thank you for having me on, and I I pray that you go on and help a whole lot of people because that's that's that seems to be what's in your heart. So thank you.
• 55:21
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely, man. Well, thank you too. Take care, and God bless.
• 55:25
  Speaker 2: God bless you too, man.
• 55:28
  Seth Holehouse: So you've heard the news. Food factories burned to the ground. Millions of chickens gassed in the name of bird flu. Bill Gates and the CCP buying up farmland like there's no tomorrow. The government's literally paying farmers to slaughter livestock and shut down farms, and bugs are on the menu whether you like it or not.
• 55:46
  Just think about where this is all headed. Henry Kissinger once said, who controls the food supply controls the people. And history is full of stories of tyrants using food to break people's will. Now, you're watching my show, which means you're probably not the type of person that'll bow down the tyranny. But how long can you hold out when your kids are hungry?
• 56:07
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• 56:28
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• 56:55
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