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00:00:00 All right, Died Suddenly by Stu Peters.

00:00:02 Finally.

00:00:03 Finally!

00:00:06 Wait, where's the microphone?

00:00:07 Is it this guy here?

00:00:08 No, the Yeti right here. 0.99

00:00:11 Why the fuck do you have these set up? 0.99

00:00:14 Uh, I gave up. 0.99

00:00:15 Okay.

00:00:16 U.S. life insurance companies have reported an overwhelming and unexplainable increase in all-clothed deaths among 18 to 49-year-olds.

00:00:24 Along with that, there's also been an increase in certain medical diagnoses, such as miscarriages...

00:00:28 The director, Stu, presented a film and a picture of the book.

00:00:31 I think the director's watching.

00:00:31 Well, when I first started seeing these strange anomalies in the blood,

00:00:37 it's just there's something different about the blood.

00:00:39 All of these people that are dying, it doesn't matter what they died of,

00:00:44 they were having this unique, there's this unique change in the blood.

00:00:49 I feel as though I am seeing something that could be causing their death.

00:00:54 no one will see what I see.

00:00:59 So in the very beginning, I'm thinking,

00:01:01 okay, so COVID could have caused this possibly,

00:01:04 but now I'm seeing these in people

00:01:06 that supposedly never had COVID.

00:01:08 And then you find out they were vaccinated.

00:01:12 And so it's like, okay, so

00:01:13 I guess the vaccine might be causing this.

00:01:16 i want people's animals remember that poster i had back in brooklyn

00:01:46 They now shape the news openly to manipulate and deceive the American population.

00:02:01 Better thought, right?

00:02:12 I can't believe we thought this was a weapon of mass destruction.

00:02:15 Maybe we thought this was a Beatles song.

00:02:18 But you don't believe in any of those things either?

00:02:22 Jay, what more can you tell us if I...

00:02:24 No, they did the...

00:02:25 What?

00:02:26 They did Dark Side of the Moon, right?

00:02:28 They had a lot...

00:02:28 There's a lot of albums.

00:02:29 A big body of work besides the moon one that Normie's wearing their shirts.

00:02:33 They had like a few singles.

00:02:34 I thought...

00:02:34 Pink Floyd had a whole incredible body of work.

00:02:39 Oh, they had the Wall album too, right?

00:02:40 The Wall.

00:02:41 This is Animals.

00:02:42 This is Animals, the pig flying.

00:02:43 This is Song Dogs.

00:02:44 I don't think so.

00:02:45 What do you mean you don't think what?

00:02:47 It might be.

00:02:48 Okay, maybe.

00:02:49 I'm telling you that it is.

00:02:50 I know this out.

00:02:51 What do you mean you don't think so?

00:02:52 You either want to debate Pink Floyd or go,

00:02:53 let's talk about the myocarditis and why you're going to die.

00:03:00 Leaf of sun.

00:03:02 And we're injecting them in a little pink arm. 1.00

00:03:04 A 19-year-old health worker has developed blood clots

00:03:07 after the controversial piece of the internet.

00:03:09 Just days after getting their second COVID-19 vaccine,

00:03:13 And two teenage boys died in their sleep.

00:03:16 Oh, my God.

00:03:18 A nine-year-old went to sleep in Eagle Mountain and never woke up.

00:03:22 A little cheerleader who died suddenly.

00:03:24 Who knows?

00:03:24 Young people are dying. 1.00

00:03:25 You know, Matt, I'm constantly talking about Malthusian Theory.

00:03:29 Malthusian Theory.

00:03:29 I'm sure you are.

00:03:31 It says it on one of the coffee cups I was given.

00:03:33 You know, when I graduated, when I was at junior college, Chabot Junior College,

00:03:37 we finished a history course, and the professor wrote up,

00:03:40 you need to learn this word.

00:03:42 wrote up the word triage which represented i was told the concept that eventually the world will

00:03:47 have too many people in it in order to subsist on its own and that stuck with me for a long time and

00:03:53 that's what inferno is about a the quantum physics of overpopulation in a in an instant they could

00:04:00 be too many people on the planet earth and actually did he say anything you disagree with

00:04:04 well the movie is trying to talk about depopulation no yeah but let's just he's not

00:04:10 He's not arguing anything.

00:04:10 The movie's going to paint a picture,

00:04:12 but I'm curious,

00:04:13 just before we get too far,

00:04:14 did he say anything you'd disagree with?

00:04:16 Tom Hanks?

00:04:16 Yeah.

00:04:17 He's just describing a movie he's playing in.

00:04:19 What about like the concept of overpopulation?

00:04:22 Oh, that's nonsense.

00:04:23 What do you mean by that?

00:04:24 There's plenty of resources in the world

00:04:25 where that's a lie.

00:04:27 The concept of overpopulation is a complete lie.

00:04:30 So you think that this planet can support

00:04:32 an unlimited amount of people

00:04:33 or hundreds of billions?

00:04:34 Not unlimited,

00:04:35 but we don't have a population problem.

00:04:37 Okay.

00:04:37 do you think that if we are looking at energy crises around like europe and stuff we're looking

00:04:43 at hunger like famines that still happen in parts of the world people are starving to death you don't

00:04:47 think theoretically there could be a concern that there are too many people or when you're looking

00:04:51 at like overpopulation of cities unaffordable housing none of that might be a problem it's not

00:04:55 because there's too many people it's because a specific group of people want access to everything

00:05:01 and there's still homeless people no even though the richest people will have everything okay but

00:05:06 like the richest people aren't eating 7 000 pounds of food yeah there's not a there's not a food

00:05:12 shortage that's a lie see that's why the world economic forum is trying to shut down the farms

00:05:16 in the netherlands they want to control the food supply because they know that that's the source

00:05:19 of everything what is that the source of what do you mean the source of everything if we don't have

00:05:23 if we don't rely on ourselves to make food then we need the government that we need people

00:05:27 they they will tell you they will administer how much food they want well we buy and sell food on

00:05:34 in supermarkets the government doesn't administer it in america or in any that's what they want to

00:05:38 start doing that's why they're shutting down the farms in the netherlands that's why the world

00:05:41 economic forum wants to shut down i don't know what the wef has to do with agriculture in the

00:05:46 united states or europe like have you not heard what's going on in the netherlands what is going

00:05:50 on in the netherlands they're shutting down the farms all of them very a lot of them for what

00:05:56 okay now we're going off a tangent no no no no these aren't tangents these are like

00:06:01 important foundational thing don't look up wef netherlands farm why don't we google something a

00:06:07 little bit less like pointed and look up like netherlands agriculture situation or netherlands

00:06:13 farm we can look up shutdown or something like that netherlands farm yeah oh here's an article

00:06:19 why dutch farmers were protesting over emissions cuts okay how dutch farmers became that wait go

00:06:22 for it that was a good whatever you have before okay this is fine okay let's read why dutch farmers

00:06:26 are protesting over emission cuts hay bales and flames manure dumped on highways blockades at

00:06:32 supermarket distribution centers and demonstrations on politicians doorsteps dutch farmers have been

00:06:38 generating global headlines with protests described by prime minister mark root root

00:06:42 as willfully endangering others damaging our infrastructures and threatening people who help

00:06:46 with the cleanup this proud farming nation is under immense pressure to make radical changes

00:06:51 to cut harmful emissions and some farmers fear their livelihoods will be obliterated it's in

00:06:55 our blood. I want to do this, and if we have

00:06:57 to adapt to new situations, I want to, but

00:06:59 we have to be fair. It takes time. Give me a chance.

00:07:01 Says Geertjen

00:07:03 Kluesterbauer, a third generation 0.86

00:07:05 dairy farmer. Kluesterbauer? True.

00:07:07 We are standing in his recently built barn

00:07:09 surrounded by red and white cows as his

00:07:10 eldest son sweeps past us

00:07:13 on a small digger. Digger.

00:07:15 I ask if Geertjen sees a future 0.97

00:07:17 for his children in farming. I don't know

00:07:19 if that's what they want. When we talk

00:07:21 about farming, it's just stress, but I want them to have a

00:07:23 choice, not for the government to make the choice for them.

00:07:25 Dutch government proposals for tackling nitrogen emissions indicate a radical cut in livestock.

00:07:30 They estimate 11,200 farms will have to close and another 17,600 farmers will have to significantly reduce their livestock.

00:07:36 There you go.

00:07:36 Other proposals include a reduction in intensive farming.

00:07:39 Reduction in farming and the conversion to sustainable green farms.

00:07:43 So they're using climate change to shut down the farms.

00:07:45 As such, the relocation.

00:07:47 11,200 farms are going to have to close?

00:07:50 Yeah, that's what you read.

00:07:51 Crazy. 0.61

00:07:52 And this is BBC. 0.82

00:07:53 This is Bot News saying it.

00:07:54 why is it bot news we're just reading a news article yeah make sure we can be more informed

00:07:58 about what's going on okay so even the bot news is telling you this this is we need insects let's

00:08:04 can we scroll up and read i know you really like the big words but the small words are important

00:08:07 let's read all the small words okay so other proposals include a reduction in intensive

00:08:12 farming and the conversion to sustainable green farms as such the relocation or buyout of farmers

00:08:17 is almost inevitable but forced buyouts are a scenario many hope to avoid the cabinet has

00:08:22 allocated 25 billion euros to slicing nitrogen emissions within the farming industry by 20 30

00:08:27 25 billion for climate change and the targets for specific areas and provinces have been laid out

00:08:32 in a color-coded map by july 2022 the provincial governments must submit their ideas for hitting

00:08:38 those goals but a handful of provinces have hinted that they will not play ball we need insects

00:08:42 biodiversity is under threat native species are disappearing more rapidly here than elsewhere in

00:08:47 europe according to the netherlands environmental assessment agency rudy buoy i think a representative

00:08:53 from the ministry of agriculture tells me the stakes are high it's necessary to improve the

00:08:58 nature for our health for clean air water and soil and also for the agriculture because we

00:09:02 need biodiversity we need insects for our crops if you want some economic activity in the future

00:09:06 we also have to improve our nature in may of 2019 the council of state ruled the government strategy

00:09:11 for reducing excess nitrogen breached eu directives on preserving vulnerable habitats

00:09:16 The judgment meant every activity that led to nature to being emitted from building new homes to farming required a permit.

00:09:22 Pinning hopes on technology.

00:09:24 You need a permit to make your own food.

00:09:26 So this is what I'm saying.

00:09:27 They want you to rely completely on the government and they're using climate change as a way to take away food from us.

00:09:32 Is anything I'm saying inaccurate?

00:09:34 They shut down 11,200 farms.

00:09:36 They want us to rely on the government and they're using the climate change lie in order to support that.

00:09:40 That's wild.

00:09:40 Let's finish reading the article.

00:09:41 Then we can summarize what we learned.

00:09:43 Okay.

00:09:43 Pinning hopes on technology.

00:09:45 agriculture is accountable for nearly half of dutch nitrogen emissions ammonia nitrogen and

00:09:49 hydrogen or nh3 comes from manure mixed with urine and when this washes away into ditches

00:09:54 rivers and sea it can be harmful to nature poop nitrogen because of poop they're shutting down

00:10:00 the farms because of poop and urine nitrogen oxide poop nitrogen and oxygen poop in the chat

00:10:05 nox are mainly produced when fossil fuels are burned traffic aviation shipping and industry

00:10:10 all contribute plans are also afoot to reduce pollution around amsterdam's shippel airport

00:10:16 the port of rotterdam on roads and in houses or in households meanwhile they are pinning

00:10:21 their hopes on technological solutions already air scrubbers and excrement sweeping robots operate in

00:10:26 barns while sloping floors are encouraged to reduce contact from the manure and urine but

00:10:30 in most cases they still meet in the cellar diluting manure with water or acidifying it

00:10:35 leaving cows out to pasture more giving them lower protein feed can also help to reduce harmful gases

00:10:40 but this new technology and these practices alone are unlikely to achieve the ambitious

00:10:44 environmental goals. Cow poop is why they're shutting down the farms. Does that make sense

00:10:48 to you? Like you still believe in everything the government tells you when they're using,

00:10:53 look, I know it's a lot of words, but summarization, cow poop, shut down farms.

00:10:59 You want me to give you the 15 second spiel on why, or do you want to finish reading it? I can

00:11:02 tell you why it makes sense. It's pretty obvious. Sure. So there are certain creatures that exist

00:11:06 on this planet right now

00:11:07 that only exist

00:11:08 behest of us

00:11:09 and our unique eating habits

00:11:10 in the past

00:11:10 you wouldn't have had 1.00

00:11:11 50 billion fucking cows 1.00

00:11:12 walking around 1.00

00:11:13 eating a ton of shit 1.00

00:11:13 producing a ton of certain gases 1.00

00:11:15 or waste

00:11:15 in certain specified areas

00:11:17 like they did in the past

00:11:18 so you talk about like

00:11:18 poop and urine meeting

00:11:20 that's what they said

00:11:20 that's what they're saying

00:11:21 cow farts

00:11:22 but in nature

00:11:22 that would never happen

00:11:24 at the scale

00:11:24 that it's happening right now

00:11:25 because we are uniquely

00:11:26 raising these cows

00:11:27 that wouldn't exist

00:11:27 like this in nature

00:11:28 in concentrated spots

00:11:29 that's creating greenhouse gases

00:11:30 they wouldn't have traditionally

00:11:31 that's why it makes sense

00:11:32 if you know anything about like

00:11:33 the whole ecosystem

00:11:34 related to farming

00:11:35 right

00:11:35 but well let's finish we're almost done with the article right we almost finished okay we're

00:11:39 almost done i know it sucks like actually doing research right but when all you guys say ask

00:11:43 questions is what you're supposed to be doing okay and exactly the article said exactly what

00:11:46 i said before they're shutting down the farms because of climate change that is read you just

00:11:50 read it in long it said there are select farms that are heavy nitrogen 11,200 how many farms are

00:11:56 in uh the netherlands okay but you're gonna say 11,000 farms it's like a small select number do

00:12:00 you know if it's small okay how many farms are netherlands well hold on wait wait let's before

00:12:04 we ask let's say that they have 30 000 farms right there are approximately 10 12 000 farms

00:12:15 and they want to shut down why are you kidding me there's 12 000 farms okay and they shut down

00:12:22 11 200 that's all of them do you think first of all there weren't look okay so it's down to 10

00:12:29 700 arable farms so obviously they're talking about something different here right or are they

00:12:34 shutting down more farms than they have in the netherlands huh what's it going arable farms

00:12:42 are they farms that are outside maybe greenhouse farms some shit that indoors that's not an arable 0.56

00:12:47 farm what's your question i'm well my question was when you asked me over 11 000 farms a lot i 0.86

00:12:52 don't know from the scale of what they said it might be that they have 100 000 of the types of

00:12:56 farms talking about shutting down it might be they have 20 000 in one case it would be a lot

00:12:59 in other cases not as much it depends right so you don't think okay but hold on let's finish

00:13:07 reading the article can we just finish reading isn't that what we're supposed to do what we

00:13:10 talked about we're supposed to watch died suddenly and now yeah i know but this is how you do something

00:13:14 like for real right and not just pretend okay it had nothing to do with that we're talking about

00:13:18 the vaccine and now you want to argue about cow fart um it all play it all rolls into it you guys

00:13:22 like to roll everything into itself right um the far okay i'm not a fire starter the farmer citizen

00:13:28 and movement bbb is surging in the polls on a visit to a farm near the dutch city in deventer

00:13:34 a party leader caroline van der plas expressed concern about the increasingly toxic nature of

00:13:39 the debate toxic she warned that small groups of frustrated farmers have been radicalized on social

00:13:43 media in telegram groups and in chat rooms manipulated by far-right politicians who saw

00:13:47 the potential to jump with a tractor protest to plow their own agendas i understand their anger

00:13:52 but i'm not a fire starter and let's be real the country is not exploding it's not like there will

00:13:56 a civil war in the next months but the government has to start talking to the farmers not just

00:14:00 talking but listening and really hearing them or things will get worse despite this miss van der

00:14:04 plus says her party will not sit down with government negotiators we want the whole nitrogen

00:14:08 policy and plans that are on the table right now put on hold and to look for other solutions

00:14:12 i said in the parliamentary debates be careful what you wish for because when the farmers are

00:14:16 gone they're not going to come back if we depend on imports you will see it with you see it with

00:14:19 with gas from Russia, we have a big problem. Broken system. Natasha Oerlemans, head of food

00:14:26 and agriculture at WWF Netherlands, believes farmers have the potential to be part of the

00:14:30 solution. She says, while some farmers might be forced to leave the industry, others could adapt

00:14:34 and provide different services in a changing climate. Storing water when there's too much

00:14:38 rain in a densely populated country like the Netherlands, this can provide huge opportunities

00:14:41 for farmers to gain extra income and work in the future. But, Ms. Oerlemans warns, the Netherlands

00:14:47 is facing a painful period

00:14:48 of uncertainty and unrest

00:14:49 describing the agriculture system

00:14:50 as broken.

00:14:51 She says for years

00:14:52 the government has failed

00:14:53 to act on scientific data

00:14:54 meaning drastic measures

00:14:55 are now needed

00:14:55 to tackle the issue.

00:14:57 Farming industry's focus

00:14:57 on increasing livestock productivity

00:14:59 she adds

00:14:59 has had a detrimental impact

00:15:01 on the ecosystem.

00:15:02 My lesson would be

00:15:03 don't follow the pathway

00:15:04 that the Dutch agricultural system

00:15:05 has followed

00:15:06 over the past decades

00:15:06 because that's a dead end.

00:15:08 Okay, so change it up,

00:15:09 farm differently,

00:15:10 government wants to

00:15:11 So it seems like

00:15:12 they have climate goals

00:15:13 that they want to meet. 1.00

00:15:14 You're boring the shit 0.99

00:15:14 out of my chat. 0.99

00:15:15 Like, did you really need

00:15:16 to read that whole thing?

00:15:17 and then not change your opinion sure so a lot of z's if you want to do research this is what

00:15:22 you do i know it's not as exciting as jerking off over like the scary music or whatever but like

00:15:26 reading an article every now and then it's pretty healthy this has nothing to do with the vaccine

00:15:30 and everything this article said is exactly what i told you they're shutting down the farms and

00:15:34 that one's because of climate change could have said it in one sentence it all has to do with

00:15:38 everything i just told you what they did and i'm right like our opinion didn't change you read that

00:15:44 whole thing. You're a bot. How am I a bot? We have the same exact viewpoint. Because when you say like asking

00:15:49 questions or do your own research, you don't want to ask questions or do your own research. You want

00:15:52 somebody to force feed it. I've read these articles. You haven't. You haven't read it. I haven't read

00:15:56 this BBC article. How do you think I knew this? Because you've heard it in a YouTube video. What

00:16:00 YouTube video do you think I saw? What's the difference between watching a YouTube video and

00:16:03 reading an article by BBC? Because when you watch a YouTube video, somebody else has digested this

00:16:08 information and given it to you. You and I will present this article. That's exactly what a YouTube

00:16:11 video is yes but you and i would present this article to other people in different ways you

00:16:15 would say this is evidence that people like the wf are pressuring us to shut down our farms using

00:16:20 climate change as an excuse that's exactly what they said right and i would present it as uh the

00:16:25 netherlands is trying to hit really aggressive climate goals there's a lot of conflict in the

00:16:28 country over whether or not the farmers can do it and right now there's conflict between farmers

00:16:31 and non-farmers over whether or not these goals are too aggressive that's what's actually happening

00:16:34 but if somebody were to watch both of our presentations of it they'd come up with totally

00:16:37 different opinions so no watching somebody else's digested version of an article is not the same

00:16:41 thing is reading okay are they trying to shut down the farms yes or no yeah but the question

00:16:45 is okay okay because of climate change sure so exactly what i said is true no but that's not

00:16:51 true you think that climate change is a fake science that's pushed on us by the global elite

00:16:56 so that they can control our food supply that's way different than some people believe that climate

00:17:01 change represents a massive threat to a lot of different parts of the planet and they try to

00:17:05 take aggressive measures to curb our greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change

00:17:08 Those are two totally different things.

00:17:10 Okay.

00:17:11 Cow far, cow poop, shut down farm. 1.00

00:17:14 That makes sense, Jack?

00:17:14 Do your own research?

00:17:15 Watch a YouTube video.

00:17:16 Same thing.

00:17:17 Well, I just read an article.

00:17:18 Watching a YouTube video?

00:17:18 We just read the article. 1.00

00:17:20 Same shit. 1.00

00:17:20 Go. 1.00

00:17:21 Hit me up with the next one.

00:17:22 BBC.

00:17:22 Let's add up.

00:17:23 Just give us a 20-second definition of Malthusian theory, which is amazing.

00:17:27 Well, that's what I'm built for.

00:17:29 I, Thomas Robert Malthus, have merely done you the service of stating the obvious, that

00:17:37 The demographics of our situation equal death.

00:17:44 Reverend Thomas Robert Malthus was a British demographer of the late 1700s

00:17:50 and was the first to popularize the idea that there's simply too many people using up too much resources.

00:17:58 How many cars, stereos, fancy bars?

00:18:01 How many people could the world support?

00:18:03 Well, it depends. It's a sliding scale.

00:18:06 Malthusian ideology is often summarized in the following graph.

00:18:11 Very simple graphs which project what's going to happen to the planet over the next 150 years

00:18:17 if we don't do something drastic to stop it.

00:18:19 It's an ideology, an eschatology.

00:18:22 Here we can see a chart that looks at the total world population over the last several hundred years.

00:18:31 And at first glance, this is a bit scary.

00:18:33 scary. And it spawned a new genre of fear that lasted for generations. I like how Bill Gates

00:18:41 says, at first glance, this is a bit scary, like he was about to say something that contradicted

00:18:46 it, but the clip got right there. I'm so curious what he was about to say immediately following

00:18:51 that. That's just me asking questions. You know Bill Gates is pro depopulation, right?

00:18:55 I would need to see context of clips. Okay, hold on. I just want to say, it's really funny that

00:19:00 Like if this was like a leftist video

00:19:02 Clipping up Andrew Tate

00:19:03 You would be like on your knees 1.00

00:19:05 With Tate's cum all over 0.99

00:19:06 It's like oh you gotta watch 0.99

00:19:07 Have you watched the full 0.97

00:19:08 It's weird for you to make gay jokes 0.95

00:19:10 You haven't even watched 1.00

00:19:10 The full five hour fucking video 0.99

00:19:12 It's weird for you to make 1.00

00:19:12 Sucking dick jokes 1.00

00:19:13 It's not weird 1.00

00:19:14 Because you're sucking more dick 1.00

00:19:15 Than I have in my entire fucking life 1.00

00:19:17 As a vibe dude 1.00

00:19:18 You're sucking more dick right now 1.00

00:19:19 Right? 1.00

00:19:19 If that was an Andrew Tate clip

00:19:21 You'd be scared

00:19:21 What does that have to do with Andrew Tate?

00:19:23 I'm just saying that you want to see

00:19:24 The full video when it's your guys

00:19:26 But when it's like

00:19:26 Part of the world elite

00:19:27 You're like oh yeah

00:19:28 That five second clip

00:19:29 Even though it sounded like

00:19:30 he was about to contradict himself. That was totally fair. You're so biased. Do you not see

00:19:33 that? I'm biased because I'm watching the documentary and you don't want me to pause

00:19:37 it and yell about Bill Gates. If this was a leftist documentary, you would be screeching right now.

00:19:41 I want to see the full video that that came from. That's what you'd be saying. I want to see the

00:19:44 full video, but that's okay. Keep going. Okay. Fear of overpopulation. You have to get the death

00:19:52 rate and birth rate in balance. And there's only two ways to do it. One is to bring the birth rate

00:19:56 down the other is to push the death rate up if we do not by humane means limit our numbers

00:20:01 then numbers are going to be limited by more famines and shortages it's reaching plague

00:20:07 proportion no intelligent patriotic american family ought to have more than two children

00:20:13 preferably one maybe anybody is thinking of having a third child ought to go hungry a week so should

00:20:17 we have policies that penalize people for having extra kids in the developed world so i do think 0.82

00:20:24 that we should at least consider it.

00:20:25 And this is where people start getting nervous

00:20:27 talking about overpopulation and population issues

00:20:30 because they're scared that I'm going to take away

00:20:32 their rights to have children.

00:20:35 It's the belief in a coming apocalypse

00:20:37 and that it is you and I who are ushering it in.

00:20:41 We're even running out of sand,

00:20:42 which may not seem important,

00:20:44 but without it you can't make concrete or glass,

00:20:47 like for windows,

00:20:48 so you can look outside and see the world ending.

00:20:51 The world today has 6.8 billion people

00:20:54 that's headed up to about 9 billion okay not out of context bill gates is telling you the reasons

00:20:59 why depopulation is necessary okay interesting tweet by bill gates malthus wrote one of the

00:21:04 most influential essays in history dot dot dot but it's wrong so i don't know what's his actual

00:21:09 link to a video you don't even know what that video is we're listening to it right now he's

00:21:12 saying right now that we got mad at me for getting bored at you reading a an article for 10 minutes

00:21:17 and you're not even watching the documentary i am watching and listening but all i'm getting

00:21:20 looking at twitter and bro how we just got 20 rapid fire clips in a row of entire presentations 1.00

00:21:26 if somebody did this to me i would fucking kill them i would cut their fucking throat 1.00

00:21:30 why the fuck would i take it seriously i'm getting eight seconds three seconds two seconds 1.00

00:21:33 four seconds three seconds i haven't heard a fucking argument right here right here talking 0.99

00:21:37 about what he's about to say okay a really great job on new vaccines health care reproductive 0.97

00:21:44 health services we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent wait lower what by 10 or 15

00:21:50 percent go back they're running out of sand which may not seem important but without it you can't

00:21:56 make concrete or glass like for windows so you can look outside and see the world ending now the

00:22:02 world today has 6.8 billion people okay the world has 6.8 billion people that's headed up to about

00:22:09 nine billion now if we do a really great job on new vaccines health care reproductive health

00:22:16 services we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent we can lower the population by 10 or 15

00:22:22 percent with vaccines no what hold on okay wait i'm curious if we listen bill gates said we can

00:22:29 lower the population by 10 or 15 percent with vaccines if we listen to that in context what

00:22:34 what's the context let's wait no I'm asking a question if we listen to that

00:22:38 in context and it's completely different will that shade how you view the rest of

00:22:42 all these other yes yes okay that's fair let's find this yeah I'm curious yeah so

00:22:46 look for like Bill Gates lower population I'm curious which one was it

00:22:56 it was a got a thing on the last CO2 you want to get to zero and that's gonna be

00:23:03 based on the number of people, the services each person's using on average, the energy

00:23:10 on average for each service, and the CO2 being put out per unit of energy.

00:23:16 So let's look at each one of these and see how we can get this down to zero.

00:23:20 Probably one of these numbers is going to have to get pretty near to zero.

00:23:23 That's back from high school algebra, but let's take a look.

00:23:26 First we've got population.

00:23:27 The world today has 6.8 billion people.

00:23:29 That's headed up to about 9 billion.

00:23:30 Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent. 0.97

00:23:38 Wait, look, let him fucking explain what he's talking about. 0.95

00:23:40 Okay, okay, okay, you're getting triggered. 0.98

00:23:42 I'm not getting triggered, you're just pausing it.

00:23:43 I'll admit it, that clip looks bad.

00:23:45 Oh, he's playing the clip.

00:23:45 And people on the right love to hate Bill Gates.

00:23:48 And I'm no fan of the World Economic Forum, who the Bill and Melinda Gates...

00:23:50 Hey, it looks and sounds like you.

00:23:52 Sure, let him play it, let him go.

00:23:52 Where's the whole clip?

00:23:53 It's just him talking.

00:23:54 Wait, wait, wait, I want to hear the explanation, go.

00:23:56 But it's this dude, he looks...

00:23:58 Just let him talk.

00:23:59 Him?

00:24:00 Why him?

00:24:00 I'm not scared.

00:24:02 I want to watch the actual clip.

00:24:03 That was the point of us

00:24:04 leaving the documentary

00:24:04 to go and watch the clip.

00:24:06 Not to hear this guy talk.

00:24:07 Put that on 2X

00:24:08 and I'm talking about 30 seconds.

00:24:08 I'm not going to hear him say it

00:24:09 because it sounds like

00:24:09 he's talking about the clip.

00:24:10 This foundation closely partners with

00:24:11 and I think that Bill Gates

00:24:12 is certainly a suspicious guy

00:24:14 between his ties to Jeffrey Epstein

00:24:15 and his advanced knowledge

00:24:17 of the coronavirus.

00:24:19 He's certainly not somebody

00:24:20 who you should trust immediately.

00:24:22 That being said,

00:24:22 I've seen a lot of tweets

00:24:23 circulating today

00:24:23 about the video

00:24:24 that you just watched.

00:24:25 And while it does look bad,

00:24:27 I don't think that Bill Gates

00:24:28 was saying in this video

00:24:29 that vaccines are going to be used

00:24:30 to depopulate the world here's the thing bill gates is in favor of population control this is

00:24:34 something that's fairly common among the uh ngo government types population control is founded on

00:24:39 the idea that if you give people access to birth control and if you provide them with health care

00:24:42 such that their children don't die that they'll have less children but they'll be able to take

00:24:45 better care of those children educate them and allow them to move up the social hierarchy and

00:24:49 this is a real phenomenon when you see countries grow and develop this usually coincides with them

00:24:52 having less children and that's what bill gates is referring to here he started his work in public

00:24:56 health in the early 2000s at two decades at the same time there's a lot to handle with

00:24:59 contraception because of this okay okay okay you want to get to zero and that's going to be based

00:25:06 tedx bill gates um what was he wearing it was this he's wearing the blue shirt look for like

00:25:15 tedx bill gates co2 because that's what it which shirt is it is this one i don't know they all

00:25:21 I think it's this one.

00:25:34 Look, first we've got population.

00:25:37 The world today has 6.8, about 1.3.

00:25:40 The second factor is the services we use.

00:25:42 This encompasses everything.

00:25:43 The food we eat, clothing, teeth, billion.

00:25:47 So let's look at each one of these and see how we can get this down to zero.

00:25:50 probably one of these numbers is gonna have to get pretty near to okay hold on

00:25:53 go back like ten more seconds okay people what play it each one of these

00:26:02 and see how we can get this down zero I want to hear what he's getting down to

00:26:06 zero okay somehow we have to make changes it's been constantly going up

00:26:14 it's only various economic changes that have even flattened it all so we have to

00:26:18 from rapidly rising to falling and falling all the way to zero this equation has four factors

00:26:22 a little bit of multiplication so you've got a thing on the left co2 that you want to get to zero

00:26:26 and that's going to be based on the number of people the services each person choosing on

00:26:30 average the energy on average for each service and the co2 being put out per unit of energy

00:26:35 so let's look at each one of these and see how we can get this down to zero probably one of these

00:26:40 when he says get this down to zero he's talking about co2 that's what he's talking about and 0.96

00:26:46 people so when he says people are part of the equation he says we can reduce this by 10 or 50

00:26:51 he's not talking about people he's talking about co2 okay but when you were people is part of the 0.99

00:26:56 equation for co2 he's do you he let's take a step back from okay from dick suck cliff and let's 0.98

00:27:03 think for two seconds do you think he's giving a speech in front of tedx saying this is how we're 0.99

00:27:07 going to kill 10 to 15 of humans no he says it in a nice way that like makes the language soft

00:27:12 so that it's digestible for for people like you that you think that's so i'm like okay we're gonna 0.96

00:27:17 get rid of 15 of the world's population yes with vaccines so let's look at each one of these and 0.99

00:27:22 see how we can get this down to zero each one of these each one of these one of these variables

00:27:27 for how we get and you know what's one of the variables people but it's how do you people was

00:27:32 one of the variables god what how are you not how are you missing that how do we get each one of

00:27:38 these down people it's not depopulating by killing people i never say kill people now you're moving

00:27:48 the goalposts i'm saying bill gates is pro depopulation now you're saying it's killing

00:27:52 people okay hold on hold on depopulation how by administering vaccines by telling people to go on

00:27:59 birth control wait wait wait those two things are completely different if you want to tell me

00:28:05 bill gates is pro depopulation by encouraging like development countries to use birth control

00:28:10 that's way different than he's using vaccines to control populations you understand those are two

00:28:15 wildly this is what he's saying here he said that listen listen probably one of these numbers is

00:28:20 going to have to get pretty near to zero one of these numbers is going to have to get pretty

00:28:23 narrow to zero now that's back from high school algebra but let's let's take a look uh first we've

00:28:27 got population now the world today has 6.8 billion people first we have population now i don't know

00:28:33 how you want to cope with that what what is that's population people that's the only thing

00:28:37 that makes a population that's headed up to about 9 billion now if we do a really great job on new

00:28:41 vaccines health care reproductive health services we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent

00:28:45 what is the misdirection we can lower the population by 10 to 15 percent how are you

00:28:53 going to take and try to spin what he just said okay what he said was it sounded like he said

00:28:58 the current population is 6.8 billion how old is and it's supposed to get to 9 billion by 2030

00:29:02 How do we get to 9 billion?

00:29:03 How do we prevent it from going to 10 billion?

00:29:04 We can prevent it there through things like vaccines, reproductive services. 0.87

00:29:08 What is he talking about?

00:29:09 By preventing how many people are, by less people than 9 billion.

00:29:13 Yeah, but-

00:29:13 Depopulation.

00:29:14 By changing the course of people.

00:29:18 How?

00:29:18 He's playing God.

00:29:19 By changing the course how?

00:29:21 Listen.

00:29:22 But there we see an increase of about 1.3.

00:29:25 The second factor is the services we use.

00:29:27 This encompasses everything.

00:29:28 Okay.

00:29:28 he doesn't he doesn't say the reasons why but but yes or no can you can see that he says that he

00:29:35 wants to depopulate the earth or not depop maybe not kill people but change how many people are 0.96

00:29:39 going to be born i would agree with that second part so less people born yes okay we agree but 0.99

00:29:46 that's wildly different than the first claim i didn't i didn't claim that he wanted to kill

00:29:51 people but i'm saying it's a different way argument given for developing countries okay

00:29:55 so this is why children if you go and you look at the birth rate of every single country in the

00:29:59 history of fucking mankind all of the population growth slopes up one of the reasons why that 0.96

00:30:02 happens because in developing countries people have a fuck ton of kids the reason why is because 0.99

00:30:06 not all of those kids survive to adulthood right so you might have like 8 12 15 fucking kids in a 0.99

00:30:12 family because half of the fucking kids die but when you make countries healthier as countries 0.99

00:30:16 through the developed world people get access to food people get access to things like vaccines 1.00

00:30:20 that let you not die from preventable diseases believe it or not vaccines are still important

00:30:24 in some parts of the world what happens is people are able to have less children because they don't

00:30:27 need to try to have 20 kids to make up for the 50 percent of them that die during childbirth so

00:30:31 if your argument to me is going to be that bill gates is trying to improve access to like medicine

00:30:35 and food and shit to people in order to make them have less kids i would agree with that that's

00:30:38 usually everybody's goal everybody wants that to happen but that's wildly different than saying 0.95

00:30:43 vaccines are being used to control and depopulate people do you see how those two are wildly

00:30:48 different statements okay those are different statements but in the beginning you were saying

00:30:52 that Bill Gates isn't pro-depopulation

00:30:53 and now we can understand that he is.

00:30:55 He wants to change

00:30:57 how many people are going to be born.

00:30:58 Sure, but the way that you say it

00:30:59 of like that he wants to get rid of

00:31:00 10 to 15% of the population.

00:31:02 But you also started by saying

00:31:03 Bill Gates isn't pro-depopulation.

00:31:05 It's very clear he is.

00:31:05 In the way that you say it

00:31:06 because you're making it sound 0.98

00:31:07 that he wants to kill 0.99

00:31:07 10 to 15% of people. 0.95

00:31:09 But that's not true.

00:31:09 Maybe you heard that.

00:31:10 He wanted to cut the growth

00:31:11 by 10 to 15%

00:31:12 by expanding medical services.

00:31:13 Bill Gates wants to cut

00:31:14 the growth of people, correct?

00:31:15 Sure, yeah.

00:31:16 Bill Gates wants to cut

00:31:17 the growth of people.

00:31:17 Yeah, sure.

00:31:18 All right.

00:31:18 especially in developing countries yes bad well common sense would tell you if you have a man

00:31:27 standing in front of you saying he's going to reduce the world's population by 10 or 15

00:31:32 using vaccines what does that mean to you it means somebody's going to die because you put 0.94

00:31:39 a vaccine in them do you acknowledge that he's completely fucking wrong yeah okay he's wrong 0.89

00:31:46 here well we'll see i'm sure that they play more bill gates clips but he is taking that 0.88

00:31:50 out of context but he's not wrong in that bill gates wants to depopulate the earth 0.99

00:31:54 it doesn't mean you're gonna save people no no you don't want kids chat get a bitch pregnant 1.00

00:32:00 you don't want okay uh that's pretty much common sense in my brain and but yet i saw him i saw him 0.94

00:32:08 say it he said it uh and here we are i don't know i'm just here we are i'm now an anti-vaxxer i

00:32:18 wasn't before uh from what i've learned here with this and seeing what i've seen not just in the

00:32:24 funeral home but you know what everybody else has had an opportunity to see uh i don't want to take

00:32:31 any vaccine uh because i don't trust the pharmaceutical i mean i just buried someone

00:32:37 recently who who died suddenly was a sick uh person in their 60s uh but otherwise was not sick

00:32:47 and uh i met with the family and uh that was my first question was what happened to him

00:32:55 somebody mentioned to go on to google and then type in died suddenly and find the news articles

00:33:01 that would pop up

00:33:02 and lo and behold here's a whole listing of people

00:33:15 of articles of people within that last week who died suddenly younger people

00:33:21 Older people, but a lot of younger people throughout, around the world

00:33:28 Famous people

00:33:32 Athletes

00:33:36 Have just dropped dead

00:33:39 Without explanation

00:33:42 And it's like it's no big deal

00:33:45 It's like we just don't know

00:33:47 It happens, but no, it's not happened

00:33:50 it's never happened like this until now wait pause do you think that nobody's died suddenly

00:33:57 no no of course of course a lot of these articles you can't attribute all of them to the vaccine but

00:34:01 i think that there's an influx of them especially because a lot of funeral directors are saying the

00:34:04 same thing and also the this i've seen this documentary they get into why and they're

00:34:07 seeing a common trend with these people that have died suddenly and they're noticing a different

00:34:11 and okay sure but i'm just curious yes not all those articles of course people have died no no

00:34:16 i don't have any errors and stuff like that if we were to hypothetically go to google

00:34:19 and type in in quotes

00:34:20 died suddenly

00:34:21 you'll see a lot

00:34:22 before 2020

00:34:24 do you think we would find 0.99

00:34:26 a fucking number 0.99

00:34:26 of course 1.00

00:34:27 of course

00:34:27 but I'm saying that there's more

00:34:29 after the vaccine

00:34:30 okay

00:34:30 is that quantified anywhere

00:34:31 or

00:34:32 I've found those

00:34:32 I haven't tried

00:34:33 them all on Google search

00:34:34 well from the research

00:34:35 and from documentaries like this

00:34:37 documentaries like this

00:34:38 and athletes

00:34:39 there's been way more

00:34:41 after the vaccine than before

00:34:42 I haven't seen

00:34:43 this documentary shows it

00:34:44 you haven't seen

00:34:45 this type of death

00:34:46 hopefully we get there

00:34:47 hopefully we get there

00:34:47 make sure I don't miss something

00:34:48 it'll take a 30 minute tangent to read an article again 0.96

00:34:51 it sucks doing research 0.65

00:34:53 you can get one of those 0.79

00:34:55 important calls

00:34:56 this is both from the carotid and van

00:34:59 not as much as you are to these guys

00:35:01 very similar

00:35:03 apparently I've got

00:35:05 some of that's from a carotid artery

00:35:07 and also some veins

00:35:09 so

00:35:10 back around

00:35:15 November of last year

00:35:18 of 2021 people were asking me well how many people are having these strange clots and i didn't have

00:35:26 a very good answer for it so in starting in november i started making notations of whether

00:35:31 or not the person was um clotted or not or vaccinated my green is people that have been

00:35:40 verified or vaccinated yellow typically is somebody that has smaller clots and the orange

00:35:47 is somebody that had more significant clots the clots that are uh really kind of concerning to me

00:35:52 wait hold on i have it dated for the so this guy is a funeral director the previous guy i'm not

00:35:57 sure what this guy is okay hold on to be clear that's important because blood clot i'm i'm sure 0.93

00:36:04 he knows this blood can clot and shit after you die boom i hope he's not like trying to pull 0.98

00:36:11 tubes of blood from corpses 0.99

00:36:13 They are, they are

00:36:14 No shot

00:36:15 Bloods can clot after you die? 0.82

00:36:17 Yes, of course

00:36:18 How do you know that? 0.99

00:36:19 Because weird shit happens to bodies when you die 1.00

00:36:21 BOOM BUCKA 1.00

00:36:22 If you don't believe me

00:36:23 Can blood clots form after death?

00:36:24 If you want, you can Google it

00:36:25 We can research it if you want

00:36:26 I mean, if that's true, that would debunk a lot

00:36:27 Because that's like a big part of the documentary

00:36:29 Oh no

00:36:41 I'm not pressing CDC, bro.

00:36:44 Not trusting the CDC?

00:36:45 I'm not trusting CDC. 1.00

00:36:46 Fuck, no. 1.00

00:36:47 Studies on post-mortem blood in sudden death. 1.00

00:36:50 Wow.

00:36:51 Visible cost-borne within three minutes to that stage.

00:36:54 And this is in sudden death, too. 0.99

00:36:55 And that's in 1964, which is quite a bit before the fucking vaccine. 0.98

00:37:00 Containing soft coagulum or bloody blood were studied 0.98

00:37:03 and satisfactory results were obtained when used in post-mortem blood.

00:37:06 Three or four hours after death.

00:37:11 it doesn't look like the what they're talking about in the documentary

00:37:16 you don't think so what was that table up there it looks much different than this

00:37:20 bovine fibrogean is that the name for wait wait wait hold on let's hear this normal healthy blood

00:37:29 and post-mortem blood bloods of sudden death were tested against anti-human euglobulin serum

00:37:33 anti-human euglobulin euglobulin serum gave two lines blah blah blah okay

00:37:40 the same antiserum give it on identification said blood with stains describe it's tested against

00:37:47 um okay keep scrolling this might just be testing but it sounds like if we ctrl f clots

00:37:58 the fabulous part are very low is added to this after mixing two drops of thrombin when invisible

00:38:07 clots are formed within three minutes oh so this is this is creating clots by adding something to

00:38:11 um but not the blood is what it seems not to go back and go back and we can keep reading on this

00:38:16 can we just keep watching the documentary well i mean it seems pretty important to

00:38:20 okay ask why we watch ask dgg to send you okay if dgg could give me any uh information about it

00:38:25 which is good because there's they make a lot of bold claims to this documentary and i think a lot

00:38:30 of it is meant to scare you i mean numbered by the quarter so the entire quarter i had about 130

00:38:36 30? Yeah, only almost 14% had no significant clotting. A lot of the substances that I'm

00:38:44 seeing are stuff that licks pretty much. It's this white fibrous stuff. Now, instead of

00:38:54 calling them blood clots, I try to refer to them as white fibrous clots or white fibrous

00:39:00 structures how come all of a sudden these things are happening in so many

00:39:09 people when I first started seeing these strange clots in the beginning I thought

00:39:20 you know this is kind of weird it's kind of crazy I don't understand as I started

00:39:26 gathering more and more photographs. I'm able to share it amongst other people that I work with.

00:39:32 I talk to other embalmers that have 30, 40, even 50 years of experience. I'm a licensed funeral

00:39:38 director, national board funeral director, and certified embalmer. I've been in the death care

00:39:43 industry since 1982. I've been embalming, been in the embalming process with well over a thousand

00:39:51 bodies, and I had actually noticed some of the differentiates in the clots as well in some of

00:39:56 bodies i had been embalming and that had started recently first time first time i saw it first hand

00:40:03 pulled out of a deceased my end was about three months ago been struggling to embalm people for

00:40:09 around about 18 months my embalmer was complaining that he was getting having trouble getting fluid

00:40:15 through people and the way they do that is they cut into the um carotid artery and they pump it

00:40:21 around the body via a pump he was struggling to get it through and we kind of thought well maybe

00:40:25 with the pump with the service in and had a look at it it doesn't pulled this out and he kind of

00:40:30 grabbed the end of the tweezers and this comes out in one piece one elastic piece it looks like

00:40:36 um calamari longest one that i have on video is probably almost three foot long if this happens

00:40:42 all the time why are all these embalmers saying it if they deal with corpses on a regular basis

00:40:45 this is going to sound like really shitty but like i don't really care what embalmers or funeral

00:40:49 directors have to say they're not medical professionals like do these guys even know 0.99

00:40:54 if the people were vaccinated yeah they do how because it's on your medical record why the fuck 0.89

00:40:58 would an embalmer have your medical record that's part of an autopsy embalmers don't do autopsies 0.71

00:41:03 they're just there to prepare a body for death they don't have access to your medical history

00:41:06 unless the family releases it to them they're just they just work in have you ever if you ever

00:41:10 go to like a funeral house like you don't need to give them the medical record or whatever you

00:41:13 just give them the body i think they confirmed that they checked if the bodies were vaccinated

00:41:16 or not i remember watching this which is incredible to come out of the you know the

00:41:22 juggler up here it's just it's incredible that is not normal i talked to other embalmers that

00:41:34 have 30 40 even 50 years of experience said hey you know have you guys ever seen this stuff before

00:41:42 and the answer was always i i haven't seen clots like these these long white fibrous

00:41:50 different not blood clots but they're they're clotting the blood so therefore you have to call

00:41:55 it a clot i have been in this profession actually for approximately 12 years and approximately two

00:42:02 to 250 bodies per year and i have never seen okay that doesn't matter at all to you

00:42:09 no i know that she's not a medical professional but she's seeing something abnormal

00:42:15 random coincidence i mean okay she's just one lady sure i i don't know what you guys did in

00:42:23 school a statement like this is a really good starting point that's it it's barely evidence

00:42:31 right now you saw weird shit like that then that'd be a really interesting starting point to

00:42:35 begin an investigation right now maybe in the rest of this documentary they'll do like a really 0.94

00:42:39 detailed breakdown maybe they even publish a study then they like that's a good starting point but no

00:42:43 one person going

00:42:44 I've never seen

00:42:45 stuff like this before

00:42:46 is not very compelling

00:42:47 to me

00:42:47 no

00:42:48 okay

00:42:49 especially when I don't

00:42:50 know any of these people

00:42:51 that are in front of 1.00

00:42:51 a fucking judge 1.00

00:42:52 like there's no peer 1.00

00:42:53 review shit 0.99

00:42:53 but if they had 0.99

00:42:54 bbc.org name tag

00:42:56 then you would believe it

00:42:57 it depends

00:42:58 not if the writer

00:42:59 is just writing 0.99

00:42:59 some random shit 0.99

00:43:00 but if he's sourcing 0.99

00:43:01 like some you know

00:43:02 academic or somebody

00:43:02 that at least has

00:43:03 like a reputation

00:43:03 on the line 0.99

00:43:04 not some random fucks 0.99

00:43:05 in like a highly 0.90

00:43:05 charged documentary 0.99

00:43:06 like I don't fucking 0.99

00:43:07 know any of these people 0.99

00:43:08 I don't know if any

00:43:08 of these people

00:43:08 are trustworthy

00:43:09 but what about

00:43:10 the BBC article

00:43:11 that we read

00:43:11 you have no idea 1.00

00:43:12 who the fuck 0.99

00:43:12 wrote that and you wrote you read every single word detailed glued to the glue to the screen 1.00

00:43:18 making sure that we read every single word you have no idea who wrote it why are you so inclined

00:43:22 to believe that but not this lady who actually i can explain go to the bbc article the bbc article

00:43:28 is citing representatives and people with reputations and a whole who says gear chin

00:43:34 cloak clues to whatever a third generation dairy farmer this is a guy that farms in the country

00:43:38 that works in the industry oh but he's not a medical professional you believe a farmer he

00:43:41 He doesn't need to be a medical professional.

00:43:42 He's a farmer talking about farming, right?

00:43:44 They're citing a bomber that deals with bodies.

00:43:46 They're citing randos.

00:43:47 I don't know their name.

00:43:48 I don't know what industry they're in.

00:43:49 It says their name on the bottom.

00:43:50 You're not looking.

00:43:51 You're looking at your phone.

00:43:52 But like the people.

00:43:53 But you know just as much about this person

00:43:55 than you do about her.

00:43:56 Yeah, but they're just citing him 0.99

00:43:58 for like an opinion on like the fucking, 0.95

00:44:00 like notice how an important part of the, 0.97

00:44:02 what is he saying here?

00:44:03 He's saying his opinion.

00:44:03 It's in our blood.

00:44:04 I want to do this.

00:44:05 This is motivation.

00:44:06 Yeah, that's all he's saying.

00:44:07 But they're not citing him

00:44:08 for like climate change information

00:44:09 are citing him for like budgetary concerns

00:44:11 on the government.

00:44:12 They're just giving like a bit of shade,

00:44:13 a bit of color to the article

00:44:14 saying like, oh, here's a farmer

00:44:15 and he says that or whatever.

00:44:15 That seems like the same equivalent

00:44:17 to citing a bomber in a doctor.

00:44:18 No, they're relying on these people

00:44:19 for scientific claims, right?

00:44:22 Imagine, imagine, go back to this.

00:44:23 Go back to the BBC article.

00:44:24 Imagine if it was a random

00:44:26 third generation dairy farmer.

00:44:27 This is going to be a huge problem

00:44:28 because budgetary shortfalls

00:44:30 are going to make it impossible

00:44:30 to fund these programs.

00:44:31 That would be kind of weird.

00:44:33 Like, well, he's just a dairy farmer. 0.99

00:44:34 Why the fuck he's talking about that? 0.99

00:44:35 This is a dairy farmer saying like, 1.00

00:44:36 oh, like, you know,

00:44:37 it's farming is in my blood blah blah blah but these guys here are being relied on for scientific

00:44:40 claims but they don't have a reputation at stake they don't but every claim of that bbc article

00:44:44 was relevant to the person making the claim when they were talking about a conflict in government

00:44:47 i think they were citing somebody in government they were talking about conflicts in unions they

00:44:50 were citing something like all the people are relevant for the areas and they've got like

00:44:53 reputations and shit at stake but these people are being cited as like scientific authorities

00:44:56 like doctors i think you're reaching with what you trust and what you don't trust no it's just 0.99

00:45:00 called critically evaluating like the fucking sources and like using your brain okay you 0.99

00:45:05 completely discredited her and you believe a random name in an article i'm not discredit hold 0.99

00:45:09 on you are you just a random name you said you don't give a fuck about the there's another 0.96

00:45:12 embalmer right here you're not gonna listen to him either the random why is he irrelevant the 0.72

00:45:15 random name in the article was a guy saying hey i like dairy farming it's in my blood and that's

00:45:20 a dairy farmer right twenty dollars whenever blaze and hold the l destiny what somebody gave

00:45:25 twenty dollars and hold the l nice these guys are being cited it's like here's like a new medical

00:45:28 phenomenon that we're witnessing that we've never seen here's a new farm phenomenon that isn't what

00:45:32 If it said that, I'd be critical.

00:45:33 If they were saying, we're seeing methane gases released in ways we've never seen before,

00:45:37 or like, there's no methane gas being released, said a third-generation dairy farmer.

00:45:40 My question is, would a dairy farmer know that?

00:45:42 Do they measure that?

00:45:42 I don't know if a dairy farmer knows that.

00:45:45 Years of being a mom, I've never seen fots like these.

00:45:48 Here's a guy.

00:45:51 Messaged me the other day.

00:45:53 He even sent me a picture.

00:45:55 And that fellow embalmer?

00:45:57 This is not mine.

00:45:58 This is his.

00:45:58 A whole different embalmer.

00:46:00 And that's his friend who sent him a picture.

00:46:01 a different a friend of mom or i don't know why they're in a group chat you see that you know we

00:46:05 know something's going on keep in mind also if and this isn't even getting to this if i'm to buy all

00:46:10 of this right thus far it feels like the argument they're building is that these incredibly strange

00:46:14 blood clots are are in these bottoms because of the vaccine before they died right that these are 0.83

00:46:19 the cause of death basically right yes how the fuck are all of these bodies making it to the 0.79

00:46:24 morgue with these types of blood clots and no doctor has said anything well the doctors also

00:46:29 push the vaccine all of them a lot most all around the world pretty much most doctors push the 0.97

00:46:34 vaccine you're supposed to so all the doctors around the world are all in on the same fucking 0.60

00:46:37 conspiracy to not report the cost it's not that they're all in on it but they all push the vaccine 0.78

00:46:42 you could do with that information sure but wouldn't there at least there weren't anti-vax

00:46:45 doctor there they didn't exist they weren't allowed to say that what you don't think that

00:46:48 there would be people in like uh in russia or china that would be analyzing people dead from

00:46:53 imagine the headlines american mrna it was an experimental vaccine they did like six months 0.98

00:46:57 of research before they administer it so China doesn't even use our fucking vaccine it didn't 1.00

00:47:01 Russia make their own stex whatever bullshit vaccine too right wouldn't these countries 1.00

00:47:05 love especially Russia right now with America and fucking Ukraine wouldn't Russia love to say 1.00

00:47:09 autopsy on mRNA vaccinated patient look at all these blood clots from these American companies 0.99

00:47:13 wouldn't that be an awesome headline if you know but they also benefit from the COVID scam

00:47:17 uh deal with a lot of funeral directors and embalmers um attend national conventions

00:47:22 state conventions I'm very involved and you know we know something different is going on

00:47:27 We don't know exactly what's going on, but the timing of it is just hand in hand.

00:47:33 We're connecting dots here, and it certainly appears that there is some relationship to the vaccine and these obstructions that we're seeing.

00:47:43 I was in Ohio last week or the week before last, and there were 100 embalmers at the Ohio Embalmers Association in my lecture.

00:47:50 And I posed these photos up where people could see them.

00:47:53 and nearly all of the embalmers out of 100 in this room raised their hands that is that out

00:48:01 enough of bombers 100 had seen this i see maybe you don't believe anything he's saying he just

00:48:07 said 100 bombers have seen this they all raised their hands they're in a room they've seen an

00:48:10 abnormality in people's blood i don't know if it's abnormal or not okay but that's what the

00:48:15 that was the question that he asked 100 bombers that's fine but bombers aren't medical professionals

00:48:20 Okay, so a hundred of bombers, they had seen clots and white fibrin structures of that

00:48:28 kind of size.

00:48:30 And when I ask again, when did they start seeing them again, it's that 16 to 18 month

00:48:38 period.

00:48:39 This is different.

00:48:40 This is, and they need to figure out what it is.

00:48:43 That's the problem is they need to figure out.

00:48:46 That's why we're talking to you, is that we're concerned for humanity.

00:48:52 Once I knew what was happening, I'm a man of principle, you know, your family is just

00:48:57 as important as mine, and if I don't speak out, we're all f***ing anyway. 0.77

00:49:03 As a Canadian embalmer, I have found that everybody I embalmed for over a year had fibrous

00:49:14 mass clots the fiber mass clots had been fed by blood clots at the ends that were integrated into

00:49:25 the fiber mass clots the fiber mass clots themselves were not blood clots on average

00:49:32 i would embalm a body every day or two every single oh that's it he's reading a whole

00:49:37 another article you get mad at me when i don't read your article we're supposed to watch this

00:49:41 documentary he's in here doing you don't understand how are you listening and reading 1.00

00:49:46 an article at the same time and you're gonna get mad at me for not watching your bbc shit 0.98

00:49:49 this is epistemically flawed you could play the whole point was to have a debate about this 0.99

00:49:53 documentary i can't debate what a fucking embalmer says you can play me a thousand clips like this 0.97

00:49:57 the blood was really weird show me a study okay show me a medical documentary after we okay i 0.98

00:50:03 can listen to a million embalmers there's no this is nothing i haven't seen anything good in this 0.88

00:50:08 documentary yet and we're fucking 15 minutes in bro you've been yelling it 0.98

00:50:11 but there's still a lot of this documentary to go

00:50:13 and they were massive when i was talking to to dr ken thorpe he was more

00:50:20 concerned about the real tiny clots that he called microclots

00:50:25 and when i asked him about microclots i was like

00:50:28 let me let me explain sometimes when i'm seeing the blood it looks like the

00:50:33 blood is dirty

00:50:34 almost like it has little fine grains of sand or almost like fine grains of coffee grounds

00:50:45 the reason why he's more concerned about those is because they will go undetected

00:50:52 and they can get lodged up in capillaries 0.98

00:50:55 Can you fucking pause? 0.99

00:50:59 What, bro? 1.00

00:50:59 Do you think that fucking clots the size of coffee grounds would go undetected in your body? 1.00

00:51:07 I don't know. 1.00

00:51:08 Now you're a medical professional.

00:51:09 I thought these embalmers are...

00:51:10 Now you're... 1.00

00:51:11 That's just like an outlandishly retarded fucking statement. 1.00

00:51:15 That's like hilariously fucking stupid. 1.00

00:51:17 But go ahead. 1.00

00:51:17 I'm not laughing.

00:51:18 Okay, I know.

00:51:18 End up slowly starving organs of the oxygen that it needs.

00:51:23 So what I did, I did is I captured some blood that looked dirty.

00:51:29 It's clouding it up.

00:51:30 But see, I wanted you to see the specks that are floating around.

00:51:32 There we go.

00:51:33 Let's put it up for you.

00:51:34 It does.

00:51:34 1.25 now.

00:51:35 Okay.

00:51:36 That's it, whatever, ever.

00:51:38 Look at it.

00:51:39 Like, see, you can almost see that they're, like, stringy looking.

00:51:44 The first time I've seen something that would...

00:51:46 I need to get my fourth booster, actually. 0.99

00:51:47 Fuck, I need to get my fourth booster. 1.00

00:51:47 Oh, yeah, if you want more of this in your body, get another booster. 0.99

00:51:50 you should have a mask on right now because you don't know what i got actually theoretically if

00:51:54 you think about it chat why does destiny not have a mask on right now we're not six feet apart because 0.96

00:51:58 i'm vaccinated right but what about they say oh but unvaccinated people they're they're susceptible

00:52:03 to infect you i'm young i'm healthy i'm good oh you're young and healthy now but okay okay but

00:52:08 if you're gonna trust the science you should be wearing a mask i'm just saying i don't think

00:52:12 oh okay okay okay but okay you wouldn't have said that in 2020 different type of blood than

00:52:20 I had ever seen consistency of blood was on a younger lady that was in a car accident. And 0.92

00:52:24 I noticed onto the table as we were getting a little bit of drainage from her, that her blood

00:52:30 looked as if it was, the only way to describe it is blood on beach sand. It was sticking to the

00:52:34 table. I began noticing strange things with the blood looking like it had coffee grinds or sand

00:52:40 in it. Damn, that's what your blood looks like? That's crazy. You got coffee beans in your blood, 0.99

00:52:47 They've done blood donations, they've done blood withdrawal, fucking taking blood out of people and everything. 0.99

00:52:53 Nobody's found this in a living person. How wild is that? 0.99

00:52:55 That's wild. Isn't that crazy?

00:52:56 You got beans, you get blood.

00:52:58 Bean blood, destiny.

00:53:00 Clear, orange-ish, fluid, and then clots coming later, like the blood had almost separated.

00:53:11 And of course, then there are the vibrant structures that we get.

00:53:16 and it doesn't matter if it's a young or old person.

00:53:23 L blood in the shot.

00:53:25 I'd like you to kind of feel.

00:53:32 Yeah, you can kind of hold on.

00:53:33 It's like a rubber band almost.

00:53:34 Yeah, like a rubber band or like calamari.

00:53:36 So of course that explains.

00:53:37 I can feel it in my body.

00:53:39 And that was my concern in the very beginning of all this.

00:53:42 The whole thing was as I'm seeing all of these strange clots, I'm hearing stories of blood clots and embolisms and sudden heart attacks.

00:53:54 Scientists say there has been an increased rise, a sharp rise in unexplained deaths during the pandemic, deaths that are not listed as COVID related.

00:54:12 I would just like to find answers because so many people, young, young people are just dropping dead.

00:54:18 There were two in the local paper today out of Lafayette, Indiana, and I question, how did they die?

00:54:23 Autopsies are not being done and performed as often and as frequent as it had been done in the past.

00:54:28 You know, there's no way that that type of obstruction would not cause stroke, heart failure, some type of pulmonary embolism.

00:54:36 It certainly takes someone out.

00:54:37 Now, most of the people are not autopsy.

00:54:40 therefore no one will see what i see and that's why what we see back there

00:54:46 people need to know they nobody will know unless we tell them what we're seeing because it happens

00:54:54 and then you have 100 embalmers what's your explanation for that are they all crazy

00:54:58 conspiracy theorists why they why is there a pattern and seeing it might just be that they're

00:55:02 paying more attention now because there's all these conspiracy theories on they want to find

00:55:05 something maybe they weren't looking before maybe they're paying attention before you think that's

00:55:08 their job if they didn't pay attention you think it's more likely that those huge fibrous things

00:55:12 are are in two billion plus people's blood on the planet and nobody has noticed what about blood 0.98

00:55:17 donation clinics nobody's noticed while taking blood from somebody the fucking sand is coming 0.98

00:55:21 out of somebody's veins nobody's noticed in going into surgery or doing this is new maybe we're

00:55:26 going to start noticing this documentary came out last month maybe we're going to start noticing

00:55:29 these people said they noticed it 18 months ago 16 no within the 18 months we'll see well maybe

00:55:34 this is this is all new stuff this is an experimental vaccine everybody just took it

00:55:37 without any research and no there was actually like 30 years of research because bill gates

00:55:42 got the patent 10 years before i have a visitation and a burial and it's okay i feel as though i am

00:55:48 seeing something that could be causing their death and the dead can't speak for themselves

00:55:54 so therefore the only way to bring this forward is like i have to speak for them

00:55:59 Since the vaccine, this rubbery stuff, this stuff here is absolutely, hold on, I don't

00:56:12 know who this is, hello, yes, okay, I'll be there as soon as I can.

00:56:26 um i'll be there as soon as i can i'll give you a call shortly all right bye

00:56:31 okay well it looks like i gotta go to work so maybe you guys can come with me and uh we can

00:56:40 talk along the way are you serious oh no yo i thought he was reading an article no 0.97

00:56:47 fucking way can i rat on you i don't care are you serious let's go i'm listening okay is this 0.99

00:56:54 your king dgg this dude was swiping on bumble what the fuck oh god bumble it's not first of all 1.00

00:57:03 tinder not bumble tinder tinder dgg is this your king you have coffee beans in your blood 0.99

00:57:12 and the leader of the blue pill swipe it on tinder get in bro i had to i because i'm like 0.99

00:57:19 what scientific article are you reading and he's a match match what the fuck let's hear it 0.91

00:57:25 unbelievable bro um i've been trying to warm people up to the idea of doing it um so maybe 0.98

00:57:35 we just go ahead and try to go up there and i'll give them a call as we're on our way and see what

00:57:40 good morning my name is lieutenant colonel teresa long and i've been invited here today

00:57:54 to testify to the truth before the legislators of idaho the information i'm presenting is made

00:58:00 as a protected communication under title 10 usc 1034 as a whistleblower my opinions are my own

00:58:06 and do not reflect that of the United States Army, the DOD, or any entity thereof.

00:58:10 Insurance companies figured that if there were something catastrophic that happened to the United States,

00:58:15 they would see a 10% increase in all-cause morbidity and mortality.

00:58:19 10% just like an unprecedented, catastrophic, you know, natural event or something that happened in the United States.

00:58:25 U.S. life insurance companies have reported an overwhelming and unexplained...

00:58:29 It's crazy your attention span because, like, for 10 minutes straight when BBC had an article,

00:58:32 you were glued, reading it three times speed.

00:58:35 we watched five seconds of the documentary where it's not bbc or some government propaganda

00:58:40 and you're reading an article that's like dense with information this is like this is dense

00:58:44 information too made for sheep like like and bbc's not made for sheep we can condense everything

00:58:50 we've seen in like 20 seconds and we're 22 minutes in so far a lot of embalmers have seen weird white 0.63

00:58:56 fibrous clots they've also seen sandy fucking blood and now some lady who just said my statements 1.00

00:59:02 are not part of the DOD or the government, blah, blah, blah. 0.99

00:59:04 It's about to tell us some other crazy shit, I'm sure. 0.98

00:59:06 That's all we've seen so far, 22 minutes. 0.99

00:59:07 All-cause deaths among 18 to 49-year-olds.

00:59:10 40% is, no one's even, no one's even calculated that.

00:59:17 I mean, that's never been factored into what things would look like.

00:59:21 It's apocalyptic.

00:59:23 In my 15 years as a doctor taking care of soldiers,

00:59:26 I have never seen this litany of debilitating

00:59:30 and potentially deadly medical conditions in soldiers these conditions included strokes

00:59:36 transit ischemic attacks pericarditis myocarditis erratic heart rates arrhythmias rapid onset and

00:59:41 progression of various cancers to include testicular cancer esophageal cancer brain tumors

00:59:46 is this enough information for you endocrine tumors i don't know what this is is this study 0.86

00:59:50 is this her personal observation is this like i don't know what the fuck this is suppression of 0.73

00:59:54 the immune system unprovoked blood clots in the splenic and portal vein avascular necrosis liver

00:59:59 dysfunction, menstrual irregularities, and miscarriages. Well, I think if you look at the

01:00:03 5.3.6 post-marketing analysis report, the 1,291 adverse events, I don't think those came as

01:00:09 diagnostic tests. I think they came as confirmatory tests. You ordered a product, you wanted the

01:00:16 product to kill people. Hey, stockholders, we got exactly what you ordered. Fourth shot,

01:00:20 Borla, CEO, Pfizer. Good for CVS, good for Walmart, good for your health. When I reached out to Army

01:00:24 Public Health Command and numerous senior medical and operational leaders about my safety concerns,

01:00:29 I was ignored. Threats against my career were made, but no appropriate actions were taken to

01:00:34 fully investigate the number and scope of adverse medical events after COVID vaccines.

01:00:39 What I was here today to speak about truly was the weaponization of public health.

01:00:43 Oh, I forgot to mention, I'm also a whistleblower. That's my, that person, that person right there

01:00:49 called me one day, I called her, I can't remember, it was an email, and she said, have you seen the

01:00:52 DMED system. Have you seen what it's up? I'm like, I'm working on the border. I'm trying to stop 12,000

01:00:57 people from coming across this border a week. And she said, well, take a look at it.

01:01:01 Seeing the DMED data, I have significant concerns that we won't have a standing army

01:01:07 in five years. Case 1-01, United States Air Force A-10 instructor pilot, mid-30-year-old male,

01:01:14 hospitalized 12 hours after vaccination. Diagnosed with pericarditis anaphylaxis,

01:01:18 removed from flight status for six months, thus negatively impacting unit mission readiness.

01:01:22 I have never felt so abandoned by the military.

01:01:24 I have been forced to take something that brought me close to my death.

01:01:27 I was mocked, discredited, unsupported.

01:01:29 Our squad of morale was ripped to shreds.

01:01:31 All these things were completely unnecessary.

01:01:33 We were truly less ready on multiple levels.

01:01:35 I had to talk to a wife of a soldier...

01:01:38 Yo, Joseph Pearlie thinks she's pulling up, by the way. Cool with that?

01:01:40 I don't care, sure.

01:01:41 ...older that had a stroke, which required speech rehab for several months.

01:01:44 Wait, is she down here? Yeah.

01:01:45 She's watching this. She's in the chat. She didn't watch. She's really spamming.

01:01:47 So she won't vote.

01:01:48 ...and talk to her while he was in the ICU.

01:01:51 and say to her, he's going to be okay, and he'll be able to serve again, because this is what he

01:01:54 loved to do. Back in September 2021, I submitted an affidavit in the Robert v. Austin case in which

01:01:59 I outlined how the DOD was violating its own risk management process in their push to mandate the

01:02:04 vaccine of every member of the armed forces with an experimental vaccine. After my testimony was

01:02:10 made public, the DOD made no effort to investigate my safety concerns. I got contacted by attorney

01:02:16 Tom Renz over the weekend, who represents some whistleblowers within the Department of Defense.

01:02:20 I have declarations from all three. The state is under penalty. This is under penalty of perjury. We intend to submit this to the courts. We have substantial data showing that we saw, for example, miscarriages increased by 300 percent over the five year average. Almost. We saw almost 300 percent increase in cancer over the five year average. Cancer is not being talked about except for by Dr. Ryan Cole. Thank you, doctor.

01:02:44 I was the first pathologist in the world to say, guys, we're seeing an uptick in cancers. 0.98

01:02:49 Not to like, spoiler alert, but like, another reason why I know this is bullshit is because 0.98

01:02:53 the effect size of what they're claiming here is unbelievable, right? 0.92

01:02:57 They're not just saying that like, the vaccine has caused all these little issues in people. 0.99

01:03:01 They're saying shit like there's sand in the blood. 0.99

01:03:02 That is a massive thing. 1.00

01:03:04 Somebody would have noticed it.

01:03:05 Causing cancer in five years? 1.00

01:03:06 Bro, standing outside, fucking Chernobyl when it melted down, is not going to give you cancer 1.00

01:03:11 in five years. 1.00

01:03:12 That shit takes decades to develop. 0.99

01:03:14 even when you're in highly carcinogenic rich environments the idea that vaccines are giving 1.00

01:03:18 are giving people cancer in a year or two that's like un-fucking-imaginable but okay you go okay

01:03:25 that's toxic spike protein has so many mechanisms that allow cancers to wake up and certain uh 0.51

01:03:29 cancer genes that it binds to and promotes mechanisms everywhere i go radiologists

01:03:33 interventional radiologists oncologists cancer surgeons like i met today cancer cancer cancer

01:03:38 30 year olds 20 year olds 40 year olds reactivated or second shot third shot month later breast

01:03:44 cancer stage four everywhere uh we saw this one's amazing neurological so you're not

01:03:50 he just said somebody got a vaccine and a month later had stage four breast cancer

01:03:55 yeah that doesn't make sense that doesn't make sense okay which would affect our pilots

01:04:00 over a thousand percent increase a thousand ten times that's ten times rate and obviously that

01:04:06 83,000, 82,000 per year to 863,000 in one year.

01:04:11 Our soldiers are being experimented on, injured, and sometimes possibly killed.

01:04:15 Senator Johnson looked in the camera and said,

01:04:18 The Department of Defense, the Biden administration is on notice.

01:04:21 They must preserve these records, and this must be investigated.

01:04:25 And within 24 hours, that system that is run by the Defense Health Agency was shut down.

01:04:31 This is the bottom line up front.

01:04:33 This is the weaponization of our health care system.

01:04:35 These are done in acts by legislators.

01:04:37 These all started a long time ago.

01:04:39 Some could say in biblical times, with good and evil.

01:04:41 If we think that they're not nefarious actors in the world,

01:04:43 people that work for principalities and dark places,

01:04:45 if we think that, we're fooling ourselves, right?

01:04:47 Because that's where we're at.

01:04:49 1974, Henry Kissinger put out a paper that said,

01:04:52 we need to decrease the world population.

01:04:54 And that's when the globalists kicked in.

01:04:56 We've got to stabilize the population.

01:04:58 When I was born...

01:04:59 So what's wrong with the population?

01:05:00 With too many people.

01:05:01 That's why we have global warming. 0.99

01:05:03 We have global warming because too many people are using too much stuff.

01:05:06 Our booking limits to growth.

01:05:09 Growth was the first concrete effort.

01:05:12 Another elite who's in favor of depopulation. 0.99

01:05:15 Every single person in the 90s was fucking worried that our planet would have like 15 billion fucking people on it. 0.99

01:05:20 That was everybody. 0.99

01:05:22 Usually it was far left people that were complaining about it.

01:05:25 Yeah.

01:05:26 Effort using a computer to look at trends that unfold over decades, even a century.

01:05:33 We were trying to understand long-term physical demands on the planet.

01:05:38 And in the 70s, we were thinking that probably in the period of 2010 to 2030

01:05:42 was when the planet would start to encounter limits.

01:05:45 Here is what Dr. Meadows' computer shows.

01:05:47 Since the year 1900, the Earth's resources there at the top of the chart

01:05:50 have been steadily used up as population, food consumption, and production of goods have soared.

01:05:56 Ahead of us, sometime after the year 2000, this computer study foresees calamity.

01:06:00 resources drop more steeply and food and production follows suit population

01:06:04 continues to expand for perhaps one more generation then collapses

01:06:08 calamitously as deprivation take hold now 11 billion people still

01:06:13 military health database is still up they just shut it down temporarily I

01:06:16 don't know if it's because they got to me to request or what but you can still go

01:06:18 to the government website and log in if you want to it is still up just a heads

01:06:21 up but go ahead okay Bill Gates just said 11 billion yeah kind of looks like you

01:06:26 but the good news is that the faster we improve health the faster family size goes down

01:06:31 yeah that's true bill gates wants family size to go down yes or no not from four to two but from

01:06:39 15 to four go if you want you can google birth so why is he not saying this in africa why is he

01:06:45 saying this in a place where we speak english he's probably bill gates all bill gates talks 0.99

01:06:49 about is developing countries like his whole shit about malaria and shit it's not getting rid of it 0.99

01:06:54 in the United States 0.99

01:06:55 his whole push for stuff

01:06:56 like HIV

01:06:57 is not getting rid of it

01:06:58 in Europe 1.00

01:06:58 all of the shit 1.00

01:06:59 he talks about 1.00

01:07:00 is in developing countries

01:07:01 if I had to guess

01:07:02 this chart probably

01:07:03 has developing countries 0.99

01:07:03 fucking written on it somewhere 0.99

01:07:04 but if you go look up 0.99

01:07:05 like population growth

01:07:06 of like any country

01:07:07 in Africa

01:07:08 you can see all of them

01:07:09 are falling

01:07:09 but it's not because

01:07:10 they're being depopulated

01:07:11 he wants to depopulate 1.00

01:07:12 just black people 1.00

01:07:13 yeah true

01:07:14 that's why

01:07:14 is that what you're saying

01:07:15 remember when Margaret 0.99

01:07:16 no fuck 0.97

01:07:17 who was the one 1.00

01:07:18 who was killing 1.00

01:07:18 all the black people 1.00

01:07:19 with abortion 0.99

01:07:19 is it Margaret Singer

01:07:22 I don't remember

01:07:23 yeah her

01:07:24 Yeah, that one. Yeah, true. Genocide. Black genocide. 1.00

01:07:28 So what you really say is, Fuentes would love that guy, right?

01:07:31 You have Klaus Schwab and George Soros and Bill Gates.

01:07:36 They talk about depopulation.

01:07:37 They talk about all of these kind of utopic ideas that they have.

01:07:41 The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are 17 targets we must meet by 2030

01:07:46 to ensure decent lives for all on a healthy planet.

01:07:49 Right now, it's expected we will fail.

01:07:51 one reason for that is the growth in our global population we have a golden opportunity was that

01:07:56 that's paul schwab right yeah that's paul schwab yeah he's the guy that sees everything right

01:08:01 literally looks like a lizard chat look the the new world order they want depopulation they don't

01:08:08 want us they don't want to have less families they want to push climate change they want to

01:08:12 limit how much carbon we can emit they they like pandemics they don't want you to have any control

01:08:17 You will own nothing and be

01:08:18 happy about it. That is one of their slogans.

01:08:20 You will own nothing and be happy about it.

01:08:22 Because they want to control your life.

01:08:24 They do.

01:08:26 You're being ironic about it, but that's a quote from

01:08:28 the WF. You will own nothing

01:08:30 and be happy about it.

01:08:32 Do you want to read another article? The New World Order. The New Agenda.

01:08:35 Why is the context

01:08:36 of... It's a perfect

01:08:38 sentence. You will own

01:08:40 nothing and be happy about it. What context

01:08:42 do you need? I don't know. I don't know what the fuck that's

01:08:44 talking about. It means you won't have 0.98

01:08:46 land you won't be able to control food you won't be able to own medicine we will control everything

01:08:50 for you and you'll be happy about it and people like you want it because you like government

01:08:54 control now that's the world economic forum agenda could you work for work can you afford

01:08:58 to buy a house right now in like montana yeah okay but you don't you rent an apartment in

01:09:02 downtown miami because i don't want to buy because the west is done i don't want to like

01:09:06 property here okay yeah i want to get out we're like renting or leasing stuff makes more sense

01:09:12 than owning something so i don't know what the context of that quote is of you'll own nothing

01:09:15 and be happy i don't know what that means that's why i need to see the context but that's an example

01:09:18 right now that i just gave you that you agree with you're happier renting here in miami than 0.67

01:09:22 owning a house in fucking montana but it's for different reasons okay hold on let's look that up 0.89

01:09:25 wf you will own nothing 0.98

01:09:27 is focus of differ

01:09:45 DGG, if you're happy with not owning anything

01:09:54 and letting Klaus Schwab control it,

01:09:56 then we just disagree fundamentally about freedom.

01:09:59 There's something good from this crisis.

01:10:01 COVID-19, also...

01:10:03 Soros, right? 0.92

01:10:05 Sure, this isn't like a...

01:10:07 What do you think this is?

01:10:07 This guy wants to control your life.

01:10:10 It's not like...

01:10:10 Look how old he is.

01:10:11 It's not like the WF is trying to take everything from you. 0.99

01:10:14 It's not like a goal of, like, the fucking WEF is to, like, steal shit from you, but... 0.99

01:10:22 ...to help legitimize instruments of control. 0.99

01:10:27 Hold on, I want to hear this.

01:10:28 Wait, did we ever look up for a source of it?

01:10:30 That, uh, you'll own nothing and be happy?

01:10:35 Oh, are we gonna actually read this?

01:10:36 Oh, you didn't want to read it, that's okay.

01:10:38 Wait, no, I'm gonna go on Tinder while you read this.

01:10:40 Oh, sure, you can if you want me to read it, at least your audience will get something out of it.

01:10:44 welcome to the year 2030 welcome to my city or should i say our city i don't know anything i

01:10:53 don't own a car i don't own a house i don't own any appliances or any clothes it's there it's

01:10:57 talking about futuristic cities that the wf wants to create yeah on forbes the well-known ultra

01:11:05 left-leaning controlled fucking website yeah this is the world economic forum twitter welcome to 0.62

01:11:12 2030 i owe nothing have no privacy and life has never been better is this the same article that 0.99

01:11:21 you just clicked this is the world economic forum twitter what fucking more context do you need what 0.89

01:11:27 is the content do you know what context means okay what context you need this is an actual

01:11:31 statement this is their ideology this is what they're purporting i don't know if you're being

01:11:36 welcome to 2030 i owe nothing have no privacy and life has never been better it must be like when 0.98

01:11:39 You turn off the camera and you're like, bro, you know I'm like fucking with you, right? 0.98

01:11:42 Okay, so what is good about this? 0.99

01:11:45 Explain to me. 0.98

01:11:45 As an intelligent human being who's thinking, I don't know what the fuck any of this means. 0.79

01:11:49 When I want to know something, I read an article or I read what the context of the statement is. 0.99

01:11:53 Have you ever taken a fucking class in grade school? 0.96

01:11:55 If you're writing an essay and trying to do something, you're not reading one statement and now you understand everything. 0.99

01:11:59 This is a philosophy.

01:12:00 If they're going to tweet it.

01:12:01 I don't know what it means.

01:12:01 If they're going to tweet.

01:12:02 What do you mean you don't know what it means?

01:12:03 The words are right there.

01:12:04 You're a but. 0.81

01:12:05 The world economic form says.

01:12:06 You have the context.

01:12:07 How do you not understand basic words on a screen?

01:12:10 That was fed to you.

01:12:10 By the World Economic Forum.

01:12:13 What does this mean?

01:12:16 It means in 2030, the World Economic Forum.

01:12:19 They want you to own nothing, have no...

01:12:21 I understand she's here.

01:12:23 But how are you going to try to say, like,

01:12:24 I don't know what this means and they're telling you...

01:12:26 Because you need more context.

01:12:27 I just gave you an example.

01:12:29 Why do you rent an apartment here instead of buying a house in Montana?

01:12:31 It's their Twitter.

01:12:32 They're happier.

01:12:33 You're happier owning nothing and renting an apartment.

01:12:36 It's okay.

01:12:36 Hey, it's all right, dude.

01:12:38 He's getting a programming update, guys.

01:12:40 One sec.

01:12:43 Hey, what's up, buddy?

01:12:50 Nah, no, you can't.

01:12:50 No, no, no, it's super soundproofed, okay?

01:12:54 You have a third set of headphones?

01:12:56 She brought some for the gas station.

01:12:58 You're gonna have to split it

01:12:59 because there's only one splitter in the headphones.

01:13:01 What am I splitting?

01:13:02 Do you want me to tear these in half?

01:13:04 No, no, no, she brought headphones.

01:13:06 Someone said watch the WF2030. 1.00

01:13:07 Do you want me to plug it into my ass? 1.00

01:13:09 What do you mean she brought headphones? 1.00

01:13:10 What's that supposed to do?

01:13:11 Why are you so triggered right now?

01:13:12 It's very simple stuff.

01:13:13 She brought headphones.

01:13:14 You can't.

01:13:15 That's what liberals do. 1.00

01:13:15 Unless you want to share it like this.

01:13:18 She brought headphones because you have two ears.

01:13:22 Get it?

01:13:22 I don't understand.

01:13:24 I don't know what you're saying.

01:13:24 All right.

01:13:25 Walk me through this.

01:13:27 Headphones.

01:13:27 Yeah?

01:13:28 Her headphones.

01:13:29 One ear, one ear.

01:13:31 Oh.

01:13:32 Oh.

01:13:33 I'm sorry.

01:13:34 I'm 34.

01:13:34 I don't know.

01:13:35 if you were like

01:13:35 went to school

01:13:36 or like read an article

01:13:37 or like

01:13:38 we call these

01:13:38 I don't know

01:13:38 you're literally

01:13:39 like tricking me right now

01:13:39 ha ha ha

01:13:40 headphones

01:13:40 cause this is like

01:13:41 a phone receiver

01:13:42 you probably don't know

01:13:43 what that is

01:13:44 these are earbuds

01:13:44 okay

01:13:45 she brought earbuds

01:13:46 so that we put one

01:13:46 in each chair

01:13:47 that's what you meant 0.99

01:13:47 same fucking thing bro 1.00

01:13:49 I got you 1.00

01:13:49 it's alright

01:13:50 it's okay

01:13:50 it's all good

01:13:50 do you wanna

01:13:51 like be in the shot

01:13:52 or something

01:13:52 yeah she's in the shot 0.99

01:13:54 the fish eye

01:13:54 yeah you're good

01:13:55 oh yeah you got that

01:13:55 big fish eye chair

01:13:56 my bad

01:13:56 yeah yeah

01:13:57 alright

01:13:57 alright plug these in

01:13:59 okay

01:14:00 so you wanna see the context

01:14:01 here's uh

01:14:02 how we'll live in 2030 i'm so excited to get red pill more w pro in the chat welcome welcome back

01:14:07 we're arguing the stuff that i was talking about in your podcast i was talking about how they're

01:14:11 shutting down the farms in netherlands we read an entire article and they are there's like something

01:14:14 like 20 12 000 arable farms and they're shutting down 11 200 that's almost all of them 90 percent

01:14:19 99 percent of farmlands in the netherlands you're saying it ironically and this is what's happening

01:14:23 that's just wild to me like he likes he likes government he likes every single farmer is that 0.94

01:14:27 is that a good idea to aggressively try to meet climate change goals so that the fucking europe 0.99

01:14:32 Does it melt? 0.99

01:14:32 I don't know.

01:14:33 Maybe.

01:14:33 I'm not sure.

01:14:34 I would have to see

01:14:34 what their goals are

01:14:35 or how they're trying

01:14:35 to meet them.

01:14:36 But I like to have

01:14:36 more context than

01:14:37 two sentences

01:14:38 that are Twitter friendly.

01:14:39 How much do you think

01:14:40 Hillary Flynn's paying him? 0.56

01:14:41 I don't know.

01:14:42 Not as much as you guys 1.00

01:14:43 get paid to dick suck 1.00

01:14:44 on fucking Andrew Tate 1.00

01:14:45 and the fucking 1.00

01:14:46 red pill bullshit 1.00

01:14:47 and everything else. 1.00

01:14:48 He's triggered like

01:14:48 the limbs always are.

01:14:49 Yeah, true.

01:14:49 I'm the one that's triggered.

01:14:50 Meanwhile, you guys cry

01:14:51 because you get banned

01:14:52 from everything 1.00

01:14:52 for all the dumb 1.00

01:14:53 fucking shit you guys kept. 1.00

01:14:55 You just got banned 1.00

01:14:55 from Instagram.

01:14:56 Calm down, okay?

01:14:57 I have more followers now

01:14:59 than i did on my old account i just want to start by saying whale whales the whales her favorite 0.78

01:15:05 whale whale whale whale whale whale i can't do that on youtube anymore triggered fat people

01:15:10 you don't even have them here and you're triggered by fat people nice job well well well well pearl's

01:15:16 here oh this is great i feel like i'm i just feel like kindergarten again it's amazing i feel like 0.99

01:15:21 i'm free on rumble you are you are yeah i just i kind of like it here say faggot one time for one 0.99

01:15:27 Girls, you can make rape jokes in the chat. 1.00

01:15:29 No, stop saying that. 0.88

01:15:30 I'm actively, there's children watching this.

01:15:32 No, I'm not.

01:15:33 Don't listen to Pearl.

01:15:35 Laurel.

01:15:35 Okay.

01:15:38 We only do W. Hitler here. 0.98

01:15:39 No rape jokes, okay?

01:15:40 Unfollow him.

01:15:41 Global Financial and Monetary.

01:15:43 This is the World Economic Forum YouTube.

01:15:45 Okay.

01:15:45 I don't know what the context is.

01:15:46 I don't know.

01:15:47 I know that triggers you to like figure out like what people are going to do.

01:15:49 Financial services is about safe and efficient payments, facilitating money going from saving

01:15:53 into lending and investment, but also to facilitate, manage and channel risks.

01:15:56 The world of financial infrastructures has changed tremendously.

01:15:59 The embracement of cloud technology, the embracement of artificial intelligence

01:16:02 to do even more with the data that we have is already taking place at rapid speed.

01:16:08 The global financial system is undergoing a profound transformation

01:16:10 driven by regulatory change, monetary policy, technological change

01:16:14 and shifts in customer habits and needs.

01:16:16 This opens up a set of opportunities and challenges.

01:16:19 The real challenge is not technology as such, is the change in business models.

01:16:23 The regulation cannot keep up with the rapid pace of innovation.

01:16:27 Banks at the same time face an economic environment which is very different than pre-crisis.

01:16:33 We found that the other period, which looks mostly like our current period,

01:16:37 is the period around the Great Depression.

01:16:39 So it's important to ask oneself how long are interest rates going to stay low?

01:16:44 Because then you get low interest rates not just for short maturities

01:16:48 but also for medium and long maturities.

01:16:50 It really undermines the business model of banks.

01:16:52 of banks. They need to get their costs down so the banks are automating the 0.87

01:16:56 back-end which reduces mistakes, they're offering more self-service opportunities

01:17:01 to the clients and at the same time exploring the ability for you to buy

01:17:04 online. Inclusive finance is a must and innovation will help the customer to

01:17:09 access financial services in a different way. I think we're going to see more

01:17:13 fragmented financial service industry in the future, more tech firms going into

01:17:19 financial services. We're seeing new players in everything from payments to

01:17:24 wealth advisory to trade finance. Those that can provide the best service and

01:17:29 experience to the ultimate client should be the winners. The public sector has to

01:17:34 think about whether they need to sort of upgrade their offer to society. But I

01:17:38 wonder if we have a clear enough framework for the clients to understand

01:17:42 how safe their data is and how safe their wealth is in different environments.

01:17:48 They think that they could provide a safer way to keep your money.

01:17:52 They're saying it in nice, flowery terms.

01:17:53 They're talking about data right now, and whether you like it or not,

01:17:56 the European Union is where we got things like the GDPR from,

01:17:58 which has actually been overwhelmingly good.

01:18:00 I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

01:18:02 I'm not that smart.

01:18:03 That's okay.

01:18:04 That's the GDPR.

01:18:05 The GDPR, it's basically this thing that means you can email any company

01:18:09 that has data about you, and you can ask them for a full list of,

01:18:11 I want every single piece of information you have on me,

01:18:13 and you can request for it to be deleted.

01:18:15 Those types of standards were only implemented,

01:18:16 because i think it was the whole european union that passed requirements on data protection

01:18:20 which is like what does it have to do with the money stuff well i don't know but he talked about

01:18:24 like global regulation standards or something and she was talking about keeping your data safe and

01:18:28 the gdpr is one of those things that had to do with consumer protection of like data um which

01:18:32 can also apply to financial industries as well when she said data safe the gdpr is the first

01:18:36 thing that came to mind for european i just didn't understand okay we went off on a tangent let's go

01:18:39 back to the documentary basically destiny destiny are you pro world economic forum they have

01:18:45 conversations about like what the future of like finance and the world should look like i think

01:18:48 it's an important conversation are you happy about the globalist agenda i don't know what the

01:18:52 globalist agenda is i don't either a one government that controls all of our money that tells us you'll

01:18:57 own nothing and be happy about it one government that controls all the currency horrible okay but

01:19:02 nobody pushes for that that would be insane okay but one group of elites that decide everything 0.95

01:19:07 because we are too dumb to decide that would be insane too good thing nobody's pushing for that

01:19:11 But aren't you kind of pushing for it with what you were saying before? 0.93

01:19:15 Like the elites decided that because of climate change, all the farms should be shut down?

01:19:19 The elites don't decide that.

01:19:20 Well, maybe not the elites, but the government.

01:19:23 The government, depending on where you live, we live in a democracy.

01:19:26 So the government is who we vote on.

01:19:28 So if the government is deciding if you don't like it, then you vote against it.

01:19:30 That article that was written about the Netherlands showed that a lot of the people apparently were unhappy with some of the aggressive changes being made to farmers.

01:19:36 So some people were pushing back against it.

01:19:37 And I think there was a warning that one of the politicians gave that if you don't adhere to what the farmers want, there's going to be, like, a democratic blowback on your decisions.

01:19:44 Yeah, it's just kind of crazy.

01:19:45 You can, like, ruin someone's livelihood and you could be wrong.

01:19:48 You know what I mean?

01:19:49 I mean, you ruin livelihoods.

01:19:50 Can I, can I, can I, you always cut me off.

01:19:52 Sorry, because he's paused, sorry.

01:19:53 Like, you know what I mean?

01:19:55 Like, they could literally pick to ruin someone's livelihood and, like, the experts can be wrong.

01:19:59 They're wrong all the time.

01:20:01 Sure.

01:20:01 Or they could be right and they could save lives, right?

01:20:03 jobs can be built and made off of the opportunities created um because of what the government like

01:20:08 allows to happen in a country or jobs can be destroyed depending on what we decide to make

01:20:10 legal or illegal like it just depends on shouldn't it be like each individual person's like because

01:20:15 like then you can kind of make decisions for yourself like like shouldn't i be able to decide

01:20:20 what emissions i want to do i mean it depends because the things it depends on if you should

01:20:25 make decisions because when you're older than 12 you realize that the things you do impact everybody

01:20:29 else around you so we kind of have to be cognizant of our neighbors can't you can't you argue that

01:20:33 um being economic like making the most money possible is good for the environment no because 0.98

01:20:38 it's like he's so ready to just well because usually with online shit when somebody stops 0.97

01:20:44 are you not a listener i am a super listener go ahead no i played a documentary did you see him 0.97

01:20:48 go on tinder when we're watching a documentary that goes against everybody but then when there

01:20:53 was a bbc article that supports me go isn't it possible that making the most money is good or

01:20:59 something you said yeah because okay i went to india right when i was when i was younger my dad

01:21:03 had a company in india and it was like that was the most poverty and the most like environmentally

01:21:09 like bad sorry i'm not that smart sorry but um like place i've ever seen so it was like i feel

01:21:16 like in nicer neighborhoods you could argue that like they care more about the environment because

01:21:20 if you go to anywhere poverty stricken it's horrible like if there's so much junk everywhere

01:21:25 like that's the dirtiest place i've ever been to yeah but dirty doesn't necessarily translate to

01:21:30 like destroying the environment right there are different types of dirty you've been to india

01:21:34 oh that's you've been to india it's not an argument right you could have like i'm not

01:21:39 trying to argue i'm trying to have a conversation you're you're trying to support a point that i

01:21:43 disagree with that's contrary to my point so that's an argument right okay so you could imagine

01:21:48 areas that are incredibly fucking filthy versus other areas that are like very clean but the 0.51

01:21:53 clean area could be like way more destructive to an environment than a dirty area right like we 1.00

01:21:56 could imagine a whole house full of people a household of people that like shit but according 0.99

01:22:00 to destiny cow farts oh i'm sorry you can imagine how cow poop in the netherlands sometimes you use 1.00

01:22:06 big words to like say why are you interrupting me now after crying every time i cut you off i let

01:22:10 you finish i'm a woman okay you know how we are okay so you could have a house full of people 0.69

01:22:14 that are pooping cheating pissing whatever vomiting all over the house and that would be 1.00

01:22:17 fucking disgusting right but that house would probably be less environmentally destructive 1.00

01:22:21 than another house that's like fucking dumping toxic chemicals into a river behind their fucking 1.00

01:22:26 shed right even though one looks disgusting the other looks clean the clean one could still 0.99

01:22:29 theoretically be worse for the environment it could but like typically what is like i just

01:22:34 imagine like just common sense here like this is just me thinking i'm not you don't have to i know

01:22:38 sure but i'm just thinking okay i'm just thinking that like a dirty area seems like it would be

01:22:45 worse for the environment than a clean area no it's cow poop sure cow farts common sense would 0.99

01:22:51 probably lead you in a direct common sense is cow poop more consumption of energy in general

01:22:56 is probably in general going to be more environmentally damaging how do we how do

01:22:59 we know when is the environment perfect like when will do we have like a goal like yeah we do there

01:23:04 is the fucking um the world climate people like try to figure out like what they think a healthy 0.88

01:23:09 amount of like certain gases are in the air well you feel you feel strongly about this so like 0.98

01:23:12 what's the goal like what's the end i don't the end is they've got different talk do i know the

01:23:17 exact fucking numbers what's your what's your idealistic because i agree with pearl i would 0.95

01:23:21 like to be able to be self-governing i don't want people to tell me what to do how much carbon i 0.98

01:23:24 should admit how what what i should do with my money cbdcs i don't like any of that and you're

01:23:28 like well your neighbor blah blah blah and then this is that mentality goes to the fact where if

01:23:32 you believe that that it's like shame people unvaccinated people shouldn't have rights and

01:23:36 that's why we're watching this documentary because if you believe in everything that's what your

01:23:39 people said unvaccinated people shouldn't have rights they should not be able to go outside

01:23:42 only vaccinated people are allowed on planes only vaccinated people are allowed to travel

01:23:46 that's your ideology

01:23:47 I am completely

01:23:48 against that

01:23:49 I know Pearl Greene

01:23:49 you think unvaccinated

01:23:51 people shouldn't travel

01:23:52 I never said that

01:23:53 he's just got like

01:23:54 well that's

01:23:54 that's what the liberals think

01:23:55 that's why the liberals

01:23:56 made it mandatory

01:23:57 that's what everybody

01:23:59 who watches you think

01:24:00 you guys are the best

01:24:01 streaming people

01:24:02 you originally

01:24:02 so you asked me

01:24:03 what the goal should be

01:24:04 right

01:24:04 there's probably some

01:24:06 like range of temperature

01:24:07 that's broadly healthy

01:24:09 for most of the

01:24:10 ecosystems on the planet

01:24:11 and when we get too far

01:24:12 outside of those 0.99

01:24:13 shit gets really weird 0.99

01:24:14 so how do they know 0.99

01:24:15 what's healthy

01:24:15 what's healthy is they probably take historic measurements of things like uh carbon gases or

01:24:20 carbon dioxide is up in the atmosphere they compare that with like trends in temperature

01:24:24 and they say that well if it goes up this much the temperature will probably go up this much we

01:24:27 don't want it to go up this much so we try to keep it in like a certain range but how do they

01:24:30 know they're right you continue to take measurements you continue to analyze the data

01:24:34 you continue to measure carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and then you compare that to surface

01:24:37 temperatures in different parts of the planet you know why i don't believe in studies why don't you

01:24:42 believe in studies because it's all control there was a guy that won the noble peace prize or some

01:24:47 really whatever the big one was for science and he faked all the studies and he got to the highest

01:24:53 thing how do you okay how do you know the nail polish you're wearing is going to melt through

01:24:57 your fingernails what does that have to do with that i don't know how did you get here tonight

01:25:02 did you take a car i did right you're listening to a headphone you don't think it's going to

01:25:05 explode in your ear right all of these things are built on the collective knowledge that these

01:25:09 horrible globalist institutions I feel like people make studies to say water isn't wet but

01:25:14 water's still what do you think is more likely somebody making a study saying water isn't wet 0.99

01:25:18 or some fucking retard on youtube shoving a video at you knowing he's gonna get paid off by people 0.99

01:25:22 because he gets people like you guys to repeat the findings right you guys you guys will say 1.00

01:25:26 shit like I don't believe studies meanwhile you rely on like the advancement that science 0.95

01:25:32 technology makes in every single other area of your life without questioning it do you know what 0.99

01:25:35 like it's just okay when when you tell me things like a dirty river like something places that

01:25:42 look dirty are actually clean and places that look clean are actually dirty i don't need to

01:25:46 you could give me study after study after study but some things are just like common sense

01:25:51 if i were to have you walk near a radioactive plant yeah would you be able to see the radiation

01:25:57 in general no no no no no no you did it you just sorry sorry i want to add it i want to edit in

01:26:03 Oh, so you're going to make an exception for all the times that you're wrong.

01:26:07 Yes.

01:26:08 So what you're saying is nothing.

01:26:10 No.

01:26:11 Do you think that poop is dirty?

01:26:12 No, I think water is wet.

01:26:13 I think most places that are dirty.

01:26:15 Okay, do you just have no...

01:26:16 Let's watch the documentary.

01:26:17 No, that's fine.

01:26:18 Okay, cool.

01:26:19 Okay.

01:26:20 It's expected we were friends.

01:26:22 One of these in class is the close in our global population.

01:26:24 We have...

01:26:25 I don't know why I'm talking to people.

01:26:27 I don't know why I'm talking to people.

01:26:28 Ever since my hair is blue, the volume of my voice is so much better.

01:26:29 COVID-19. 0.99

01:26:30 you know let me can we listen to these fucking lizards tell us about how we should live our 1.00

01:26:34 life can we listen to the lizards that dictate every one of those three anal dildos for everybody 1.00

01:26:40 yesterday he said before we even started the podcast he said oh you're unreasonable bro you 0.99

01:26:46 had a strong opinion on tate and you didn't even know what you've been fucking charged with 0.90

01:26:49 on that podcast okay i said i said from what i know i don't think he would do that

01:26:54 What has happened to you? 0.99

01:26:57 Are you his personal fucking threat? 1.00

01:26:59 I said, let's wait until the facts come out. 1.00

01:27:01 Based on what I know, which is that

01:27:03 he's put out a whole series of videos on how to

01:27:05 sex traffic, and then he's been

01:27:07 charged with sex trafficking.

01:27:09 Based on what you know.

01:27:11 From what I understand, and

01:27:13 there could be more facts that come out later,

01:27:16 you just want to

01:27:17 argue, I swear.

01:27:19 I just like to look at the facts

01:27:21 and say, where do they leave me?

01:27:23 The facts that you believe in.

01:27:25 From what I understood, the girls could leave at any time.

01:27:28 And I just...

01:27:29 They definitely could.

01:27:30 If you could leave at any time... 0.99

01:27:31 And then he'll make some shit up like, 0.99

01:27:33 he stole the passports, and then that's a clip. 0.99

01:27:35 And then XQC will get a clip and say,

01:27:38 Sneeko's so far gone. 0.99

01:27:39 And then Dexerto wants to be like,

01:27:40 oh my god, he stole passports?

01:27:42 Because Destiny lies for five seconds, 0.99

01:27:45 reads one guy in his fucking chat, 0.99

01:27:47 and then now that's part of the story. 0.99

01:27:49 Blue hair people are changing lives. 1.00

01:27:51 And $33 for a minute just says,

01:27:52 Yo, Zico. Unplugged Destiny from the Matrix to dye his hair red. 0.72

01:27:56 Meanwhile, Tate's got a whole video series on how to sex traffic women, 1.00

01:27:59 scam them on their fucking taxes, 1.00

01:28:01 and then fucking scam the customers at the same time, 1.00

01:28:04 and you're like W. Tate in the chat. 0.99

01:28:05 Free Tate. I'm sure he's innocent.

01:28:07 Okay, you weren't talking about sex trafficking until he was arrested for you.

01:28:09 All I want to know is, could the girls leave? 0.99

01:28:11 Could they not leave?

01:28:12 If they could leave, I don't feel bad for you.

01:28:15 I'm sorry.

01:28:15 You know that's true of every woman in every abusive relationship generally ever, right?

01:28:19 I'm sorry.

01:28:19 That's true of like every kidnapped child that gets left in a home.

01:28:22 So if you're in an abusive relationship, are you trafficking your wife?

01:28:24 I'm so, I'm super, if you are in a simple question, if you, yeah, if you're making 1.00

01:28:28 her do fucking cam shit, you're stealing the money from her. 1.00

01:28:30 Yes. 1.00

01:28:30 Okay.

01:28:31 So an abusive relationship between a man and a woman, that's him trafficking her. 0.99

01:28:35 That's using the lover boy method to make her fall in love and she's being trafficked. 1.00

01:28:39 If you bring her to another country, you didn't tell her originally that your goal was to 1.00

01:28:42 have her fucking sex work for you while you stole money from her. 1.00

01:28:44 Yeah. 1.00

01:28:44 That's by definition.

01:28:45 I'm imagining telling this story to my dad.

01:28:47 Okay.

01:28:48 I'm just imagining.

01:28:48 So, Hey dad, do you think?

01:28:50 I fell in a hole.

01:28:50 Let me see.

01:28:51 He's so ready to argue.

01:28:51 Let's hear from the female. 1.00

01:28:52 Yeah, let her say one sentence.

01:28:54 He's just an arguer.

01:28:55 He's a master debater. 0.99

01:28:56 It's like the most retarded, like, anti-people. 1.00

01:28:58 I can't believe you guys are the ones giving relationship advice. 1.00

01:29:01 You don't understand basic human interaction.

01:29:03 It's, like, unbelievable, dude.

01:29:04 I don't understand interaction.

01:29:05 I'm trying to talk to you. 1.00

01:29:06 I know, you're about to say some retarded shit about your dad. 1.00

01:29:09 Go ahead. 0.99

01:29:09 Number two, I also don't give relationship advice.

01:29:13 So that's, okay, now three.

01:29:15 You have wife school. 1.00

01:29:17 No, wife school's, have you seen the episode?

01:29:19 No, get to the point though.

01:29:20 explain to your dad okay so say you got flown out to romania what happened okay so i go i say dad

01:29:28 i fell in love with this guy and then he took me to romania i went on his private jet it was a lot

01:29:33 of fun and then i get there and he asks me to do cam work and then i decided to do cam work and i

01:29:38 made triple the money i was making before and now it's over and he trafficked me my dad would look

01:29:44 at me like i was nuts yeah and now it's over and now i'm crying but i was doing it repeatedly and

01:29:50 in different countries

01:29:51 in Luton

01:29:51 and in Bucharest

01:29:52 and I was happy

01:29:53 and I showed up

01:29:54 for work on time

01:29:54 every single day

01:29:55 and I made a lot of money

01:29:56 money that I would not

01:29:57 have made before

01:29:58 and I could have left

01:29:58 because I had my passport

01:29:59 I wasn't kept in a cage

01:30:01 and there were 75 of us

01:30:02 and I made more money

01:30:04 than I would have made

01:30:04 regardless

01:30:05 and I was in love

01:30:05 with the guy the whole time

01:30:06 Did either of you ask questions

01:30:07 if any of the underage people

01:30:08 on Epstein Island

01:30:09 could leave?

01:30:11 If any of the underage people

01:30:13 on Epstein

01:30:13 I'm just asking a question

01:30:14 you're not going to answer 1.00

01:30:14 because you're a coward 0.99

01:30:15 well you answer 1.00

01:30:16 a pearly thing

01:30:16 have you ever wondered

01:30:18 have you ever wondered

01:30:19 if any of the people

01:30:20 I'm arguing in super good faith

01:30:22 You guys are the ones

01:30:23 Wheeling out that

01:30:24 Well if I told my dad

01:30:25 That I could leave at any time

01:30:26 Ignoring the fact

01:30:27 That I'm in another country

01:30:28 Ignoring the fact

01:30:28 That I don't speak the language

01:30:29 Ignoring the fact

01:30:29 That I might not have

01:30:30 The money to pull the ticket

01:30:30 Ignoring the fact

01:30:32 That he is accused

01:30:33 Of using physical

01:30:34 And psychological intimidation

01:30:35 To keep the girls there 1.00

01:30:36 Ignoring the fact

01:30:37 That some girls 1.00

01:30:37 Have come out with testimony

01:30:38 Saying they weren't allowed

01:30:39 To leave the house

01:30:39 Without an escort

01:30:40 That is true

01:30:41 Anonymous that are on record

01:30:43 With prosecutors right now

01:30:45 So they might show up in court

01:30:45 These are all things

01:30:46 That are out there

01:30:47 That you are conveniently

01:30:47 Choosing to ignore

01:30:48 Because you get a lot 1.00

01:30:49 a fucking class sucking up to him, which is fine. I understand. 1.00

01:30:51 Let me finish. I'm trying to finish my thing. You've got to talk about

01:30:53 your dad, okay? That's fine. So I was just

01:30:55 curious if either of you asked, did any of the

01:30:57 15, 16, 17-year-old girls on Epstein's Island,

01:30:59 did they ever ask to leave?

01:31:01 Why have neither of you asked that? Right? If you're

01:31:03 17 years old, how retarded are you? 0.97

01:31:04 It has nothing to do with what we're talking about. 0.97

01:31:07 From what I understood, from what I

01:31:09 there could be facts I don't know.

01:31:11 I thought the girls were of age. Were they not?

01:31:14 I'm waiting for the Epstein Island 0.99

01:31:15 answer. I'm waiting to see if either of you guys are brave enough

01:31:17 to enter an actual answer out of that.

01:31:19 Look, the Epstein Island answer, did they answer it?

01:31:24 It's a type of one if Destiny's question has nothing to do with what we're talking about.

01:31:27 Do you think it would have mattered?

01:31:29 I don't know all the facts about Epstein Island.

01:31:31 But would you defend Epstein then?

01:31:32 Would you say, oh, I'm going to be agnostic on Epstein.

01:31:34 It's still like more information.

01:31:35 Well, it's like you don't argue in good faith.

01:31:39 It's a bit weird.

01:31:39 That's what you want to say to avoid answering any questions.

01:31:42 No, no, no.

01:31:42 I'm about to answer.

01:31:44 It's like, what is up with this guy?

01:31:46 Oh, man.

01:31:47 so so can we watch this vaccine no i want to hear an answer she's gonna get there after calling me

01:31:51 bad faith for the fourth time go ahead it's okay epstein's island they were underage right you can't

01:31:56 consent if you're underage you don't know they were underage in every country i don't know what

01:32:00 the age of consent is the ones if they're overage but yeah but if you're 17 couldn't you still walk

01:32:04 away if you're 17 can't you still walk away yeah okay so did you ask if any of the girls on epstein 0.99

01:32:11 in that case it wouldn't have been child sex trafficking it would have just been fucking 1.00

01:32:14 17-year-olds. But they're underage. Yeah, then it would have been 1.00

01:32:16 fucking 60-year-olds. But you wouldn't say that it was sex trafficking 0.99

01:32:18 if they could leave at any time.

01:32:21 That's a good

01:32:22 argument. It's not a good

01:32:24 argument.

01:32:26 No, I mean like, but they're

01:32:28 underage so they can't consent. I think that's

01:32:30 We're not asking if they can consent. At 17, do you know

01:32:32 if you want to be trafficked or not? But if 17, if they

01:32:34 were 20, then I would say if they wanted

01:32:36 to be there, they wanted to be there. I'm asking for the 17-year-olds

01:32:39 if they could have asked to leave and they could have left

01:32:40 at any time. Do you think then he was just fucking 0.99

01:32:42 17-year-olds but he wasn't trafficking? 0.99

01:32:45 No, because they're underage.

01:32:47 Underage doesn't make it trafficking. 0.99

01:32:49 If you fuck a minor, it's not automatically trafficking. 0.99

01:32:51 The trafficking is moving them to another place with like coercion or fraud or I think violence. 0.99

01:32:56 Were they coerced?

01:32:58 I don't know. Were they?

01:32:59 I don't know.

01:33:00 Okay, cool. So all of us here are...

01:33:01 I'm not an expert on Epstein's Island. I don't know.

01:33:05 Okay, cool. So all of you guys, you guys are...

01:33:07 You're asking me to have an opinion on something I'm telling you I don't know about.

01:33:11 Okay.

01:33:11 I'm not big in the deep state stuff.

01:33:13 So you guys are agnostic on whether Epstein trafficked minors.

01:33:16 That's cool.

01:33:16 I didn't know you guys would know that.

01:33:18 That's cool.

01:33:18 I respect that.

01:33:19 From what I understand, they were underage.

01:33:21 You can't do that with minors.

01:33:22 Yeah, but most people are mad at him about the underage sex trafficking.

01:33:26 That's the really big deal.

01:33:27 But you guys don't know if he's sex trafficked.

01:33:29 You just know they were underage.

01:33:30 I mean, he was found guilty of it, wasn't he?

01:33:33 Oh, so if Andrew Tate is found guilty of these sex trafficking charges,

01:33:35 you'll say he was guilty of that, even if the girls could theoretically leave?

01:33:39 if evidence came out that like that actually happened sure if there's hard evidence yeah

01:33:46 i think it's going to be a bunch of uh he said she said if these anonymous sources that are

01:33:50 coming right now and vice news these weird radio recordings not anything physical nothing that's

01:33:56 actually reliable i don't think that's going to come out what what kind of evidence so do you need

01:33:59 like a video recording of i want an actual witness who's going to get on camera and say this stuff

01:34:03 like now like that the woman who went on tim pool and she just started like oh i found an anonymous 1.00

01:34:08 the source because i'm a champion of survivors and it's just like these non-people vice news

01:34:13 they get somebody who like tata's talked about beforehand was like probably jealous she doesn't

01:34:18 want to put her face on the camera she's coming out eight years later when it's relevant right

01:34:21 now none of this is convincing at all sure was there any hard evidence were there videos of 0.96

01:34:26 children getting fucked on epstein's island yeah i'm sure they didn't reveal it i wouldn't know 0.86

01:34:31 i don't i'm not an ex i'm sorry i'm not an expert on epstein's island okay i just you know i i 0.94

01:34:37 admire them both there were actually there were actually people there there were actual witness

01:34:43 testimonies and you could see you could see people who have been on the island there's

01:34:46 there's many documentaries talking about it people get on the camera and you're like okay

01:34:49 but none of like none of the victims of andrew and tristan none of it looks realistic at all

01:34:55 and so in the romanian system if they start to reveal who they are i imagine romanian hopefully

01:34:59 you have a right to confront your accuser or whatever right so if they if the women make 1.00

01:35:02 their names available to the romanian prosecutors while they're doing that and then that's revealed

01:35:05 then you'd believe it more if that happens then then that sounds more believable yeah well you'll

01:35:10 see yeah thanks for the 10 uh i agree with destiny europe's truths are becoming as dangerous as the

01:35:14 shark infested waters surrounding little saint james the girls were in an equally bad situation

01:35:18 also helped legitimize instruments of control it's a deep systemic came said that they were

01:35:28 offered money to lie about being traffic raped and abused by today yeah they were offered bribes

01:35:32 wow that's crazy can you also admit that there's clearly an agenda that doesn't want it to speak

01:35:35 up and there's clearly people that don't that wanted to be arrested like yeah even regardless

01:35:39 of the trafficking situation they want him in jail because of what he talks about and not just

01:35:43 because of this trap yeah like romania probably doesn't like the fact that he's like openly 0.95

01:35:46 shitting in their country saying he's sex trafficking in the country i imagine that 0.77

01:35:49 prosecutor that has a history of going after high profile sex traffickers probably has an 0.99

01:35:53 agenda that he wants to bust between sex trafficking yeah i would imagine you think it's because of

01:35:56 that he's talking about a corruption in the country which everybody knows about or it's because it's

01:36:00 something bigger than that has nothing to do with romania i don't think exactly what he talks about

01:36:03 No offense, how many times?

01:36:05 You've been to Romania one time?

01:36:06 Do you know any Eastern Europeans?

01:36:07 Or did you go straight from the airport 1.00

01:36:08 to Tate's million-dollar fucking mansion? 0.99

01:36:10 Because if you've ever talked to an Eastern European- 1.00

01:36:11 You see how you avoid the question that I'm talking about?

01:36:13 It's well known that Romania is a club country.

01:36:15 I don't get to finish. 1.00

01:36:15 You can do all of your little fucking world economic rants 0.99

01:36:18 and I can't fucking finish my one fucking point, right? 1.00

01:36:20 People in Romania don't give a fuck about- 1.00

01:36:22 People in Romania don't give a fuck about 0.99

01:36:23 Andrew Tate is being super masculine on TikTok, okay? 0.99

01:36:26 The prosecutor that doesn't care

01:36:27 that he's giving strong messages to young boys, 0.99

01:36:30 they're probably fucking pissed off 0.95

01:36:31 that this dude is lighting their whole country up to the world saying yo come here and you can 0.99

01:36:34 sex traffic women and totally get away with it i had to guess it's probably the bone they would 1.00

01:36:38 have to pick with him not because he's giving strong advice to young men on tiktok okay it

01:36:43 goes a lot deeper than he's speaking out against the globalist agenda he's spoken about covid and

01:36:47 you see right before he started talking about climate change something that you're adamantly

01:36:49 defending there's a lot more to what he's talking about they're aware that he's he knows what's

01:36:54 really going on with all the people that you trust that's the reason that they're targeting him

01:36:57 because he's speaking up against everything that is controlling us and that's meant to control us

01:37:01 in 2030 when they want us to own nothing and be happy about it everything he talks about goes

01:37:05 against that narrative gotcha that's why they're going after him in romania they don't like him

01:37:09 talking about the vaccine you're so you're stuck to the bugatti and the tiktok stuff like that you

01:37:15 don't really listen to i'm just like a fact-based guy i like to see evidence for sure that's just

01:37:19 i know that you guys like your story and then we watch a documentary research documentary it's not

01:37:23 a research documentary all we've gotten is a collection of anecdotes from people that look

01:37:27 at dead bodies they're not even doctors they don't even do medical analyses like there's doctors

01:37:32 so i'm curious what makes someone qualify in your eyes usually they've got some relevant education

01:37:39 or training in an area of expertise that's relevant to the claims that they're making

01:37:42 okay so if you're a professional embalmer that's not relevant at all i don't think i don't think

01:37:48 embalmers deal with an embalmer is like the guy when you've got like a dead person they swap out

01:37:54 all the blood and they fill it with other shit and they do that to like parts of the body so 0.63

01:37:57 that it's not like rotting when they're in the funeral home basically that's like the process 0.90

01:38:00 of embalming a body okay we still got a lot more in this documentary you watch it you think you

01:38:04 think they're wrong like why are they i don't think an embalmer is in a qualified no because

01:38:09 like wouldn't they know a lot about i don't even know i think embalmers probably only see dead

01:38:13 bodies i don't think they're in a in a position where they can make accurate assessments of a

01:38:17 person's health or conditions based on the status of a dead body i don't think that's like in their

01:38:22 area of expertise.

01:38:52 those people definitely have had tremendous influence and sway in this whole thing and that

01:38:58 is why they seemingly know how to hold these events and almost perfectly predict what's going

01:39:02 to happen the event 201 scenario is fictional but it's based on public health principles have you

01:39:10 seen event 201 no what's that no you haven't seen them plan out covid before it happened

01:39:15 a group of these people sat around and they planned about what would happen with the global

01:39:18 pandemic epidemiologic modeling and it's you know like in the united states we were literally running

01:39:22 like epidemic scenarios because that's kind of what people have been waiting for for a few

01:39:26 decades people have been worried because we were like more interconnected today than we ever have

01:39:30 been that an epidemic could theoretically burn through the global population really quickly

01:39:33 i think that's always been a worry i think that's a reasonable so you think it was planned do you

01:39:37 think they're practicing i'm just i'm just understanding yeah i think it was planned out

01:39:42 an outbreak that circles the globe and affects people everywhere in other words we've created

01:39:49 a pandemic that could realistically occur i know we would all agree that if we had a vaccine in

01:39:53 hand for caps it'd be a game changer a majority of americans expect a vaccine to be available

01:39:58 within two months and 65 percent of those polled are eager to take the vaccine even if it's

01:40:03 Experimentals.

01:40:09 See, what's the...

01:40:11 Why put the gay pride flag? 0.65

01:40:13 This is what I talk about when the woke

01:40:15 globalist movement, when they associate 0.91

01:40:17 gay pride with taking a vaccine. 0.88

01:40:20 I agree that 0.96

01:40:21 it's cringe, but it's just

01:40:23 as cringe as you wrapping in 0.99

01:40:25 fucking the Schwab dude to every 1.00

01:40:27 single fucking thing you talk about. 1.00

01:40:29 We might be having a conversation and like... 1.00

01:40:31 I know a lot about this, man.

01:40:32 sure we might have a conversation about like do you think that like children should start playing

01:40:35 basketball at an early age and like somehow it's going to wind up with the world economic forum

01:40:40 being part of the conversation you're just like you're saying arguments i've never said that no 0.75

01:40:44 but like how do we even get to shit like this right why why is the world economic forum even 0.88

01:40:48 part of a conversation about whether or not people are having issues with the vaccine because they 0.97

01:40:53 know they can keep people controlled if they're all okay so there's and they don't go to the gym

01:40:56 and they all believe in the government so i have a question it's all part of the side okay i don't

01:41:01 i'm really don't have a strong and you might not believe me i don't have a strong opinion on deep

01:41:05 state stuff okay but what like why why is it improbable that that would happen well it's

01:41:11 improbable i'm like why don't you think even if they tell you so it's improbable because what

01:41:15 you are alleging not you i'm sorry in the general sense what's being alleged is the widest most

01:41:20 insane conspiracy to have ever been concocted in all of human history that doesn't make it

01:41:24 impossible just makes it really improbable but for highly improbable events we need like highly

01:41:30 relevant and and crazy evidence right if you're going to make an extraordinary claim you need

01:41:34 extraordinary evidence for really some evidence but there's no evidence of these it's always like

01:41:38 five second clips of like you said you want to own nothing and you'll still be the world economic

01:41:42 forum twitter say like and destiny completely overlooked it's like i need the context this is

01:41:46 clearly a statement that they want you this is a philosophy of what the world economic forum is

01:41:50 about okay so welcome to 2030 i own nothing i have no privacy and life has never been better

01:41:55 they are trying to make it seem like you having nothing you having zero control is a good thing

01:42:00 because we the world economic forum will take care of you this is their agenda and when i show this

01:42:06 that's like i need the context what more context do you need the con so how did i was just gonna

01:42:11 ask yeah the context was this original statement about people will own nothing and be happy

01:42:15 was i think it came in 2016 when a writer in the wf was trying to make a prediction on how people

01:42:21 would feel in the future and it seems like this is the case that people don't care about things

01:42:26 like privacy if you would go back now i know that you guys are young but when i was a kid we didn't 0.95

01:42:31 have any information about us online that was really fucking weird the idea of posting shit 0.95

01:42:35 about yourself like when you did that shit on myspace and live journal and zangat people kind 0.99

01:42:38 of made fun of you for that you were a loser but today it's expected people post all sorts of shit 0.99

01:42:43 online that's why if you post on reddit people can dox your entire fucking existence because of 1.00

01:42:47 random shit you've leaked so it seems like people don't care that much about privacy so in some 0.98

01:42:50 ways that prediction was true but not because so you're okay with government not because it was 0.99

01:42:53 world government concocting just because that's like where the preferences of people your view

01:42:56 basically is all this stuff was the world economic forum of forum predicting things like yeah people

01:43:01 were trying to make sounds like yeah i think that the purpose of like the wf is people are trying

01:43:05 to predict where our global markets and thought headed so that we could be prepared to like handle

01:43:09 it essentially okay and your view is that they're doing that to control people like they're marketing

01:43:15 it to control people basically right you said what i said your view is that they're marketing

01:43:21 it to like control yeah they're trying to normalize it as propaganda it's this makes okay yeah

01:43:25 i have no privacy i own nothing that's good because klaus schwab is going to take care of me

01:43:30 good yes yes it's clear propaganda and this is propaganda right in front of your face when they 1.00

01:43:36 put a gay pride song with the vaccine that shit is fucking woke propaganda exactly 1.00

01:43:41 So yeah, what's your response to that? It's not well propagated. 1.00

01:43:44 He's like, it's just cringe.

01:43:46 There are two ways that people see the world, okay?

01:43:49 One is like an autistic person, okay? 1.00

01:43:52 Like me. 0.99

01:43:53 When you argue, when I argue about anything, I just want to see like a fucking study or a data. 0.98

01:43:57 That's like, or a data. 0.99

01:43:57 That's what I like to see.

01:43:58 Give me a study, show me a thing.

01:43:59 That's what I like to see.

01:44:00 But generally, the way that people like to see the world is through cohesive stories or narratives. 0.99

01:44:04 So whenever progressives are trying to sell you some shit, 0.98

01:44:07 if they think it would be better for you to avoid like a microaggression, 1.00

01:44:09 they're gonna wrap it in some fucking lgbt triple rainbow bipoc bullshit messaging to make you feel 1.00

01:44:15 like you are saving minorities while you do some other environmentally friendly bullshit because 1.00

01:44:18 they wrap all this shit together but it's the other side of the coin of what red pillars do 0.98

01:44:22 when every time they talk about like well this is what dating standards needs to be and if you 0.99

01:44:26 reject these dating standards it's because you're controlled by the world the difference is let me 0.90

01:44:29 finish my fucking point because i just gave you the whole charitable you know your point is i gave 0.98

01:44:33 you the whole charitable point of the less side but every time i don't like your side you lose 1.00

01:44:36 your fucking mind bro you've been talking 90 of the time since you can talk i shut the fuck up 0.99

01:44:40 and i let you talk don't get mad at me just because i'm blown over your side okay the left 1.00

01:44:43 does that i admit it and it's fucking cringe but the right does it too where they tie in like 0.87

01:44:46 charles schwab or klaus schwab or the world economic forum or esg scores or all these other 0.96

01:44:51 corporations to every single fucking talk okay the difference hold up the difference is the red 0.90

01:44:56 pillar thing these are independent people like us that have a platform on rumble we get canceled 0.98

01:45:00 the world economic forum is using your thing it's not even right and left anymore it's just people

01:45:04 who make sense and then brainwash woke people who use gay pride to push the vaccine red pillars are 0.67

01:45:09 not backed by the establishment it's not backed by the world economic forum the woke agenda is

01:45:14 part of their propaganda there's no there's no they don't put this on tv there's no anti-vaccine

01:45:19 commercial you know what happens when i talk about that you get a medical information misinformation 0.98

01:45:23 strike if i push back on your fucking brainwashing you can't say you can't even have that opinion on 0.99

01:45:29 youtube if you say that on instagram or twitter you'll get shadow banned they'll put a covid 0.99

01:45:33 warning. You are supposed to believe this. Don't make it right and left. There is an agenda and

01:45:38 then there's the truth. Someone's at the door. Who's coming now? It's not Myron, is it?

01:45:48 Please be a liberal. I need some more blue hair. 0.89

01:45:50 Chad, date people who are unvaccinated by the way 1.00

01:46:03 Yeah, you don't want to get this fibrous shit 1.00

01:46:05 Yeah, you don't want to get coffee beans 1.00

01:46:06 If a guy comes at you with this fibrous blood shit 1.00

01:46:08 It's going to fuck your whole body up, 100% 1.00

01:46:20 Do you think that there's any propaganda by the left? 0.99

01:46:24 Yeah, of course.

01:46:24 It is this?

01:46:25 You can't, there's no anti-vaccine propaganda.

01:46:28 So, I don't even understand what he's saying that's wrong then, because it is propaganda.

01:46:33 Right?

01:46:34 The problem is that, oh god, I need Nick here, dude.

01:46:38 I'd also like to say, number two, when you were talking about how they always use Charles

01:46:42 Schwab, the riot or whatever, I've been a conservative most of my life, and I don't 0.97

01:46:49 know shit about Charles Schwab. 0.70

01:46:50 because traditional like this year yeah traditional conservatives like i'll say neocon but people get 0.99

01:46:54 mad at that but like bush era conservative stuff they don't talk about this shit this is like new 0.99

01:46:58 age like far right like brain dead populist conservative shit where they focus on like the 1.00

01:47:02 globalists and the world economic forum and all that shit republicans used to be cool with all 0.99

01:47:05 that stuff um like 20 years ago but back to the propaganda like what so what is he saying that's 0.93

01:47:10 wrong then sure so he's making yeah he's making a fallacious leap meaning it's not it doesn't

01:47:14 follow logically just because there's propaganda about something doesn't mean that the underlying

01:47:19 thing is incorrect like people can spread propaganda about all types of stuff it might

01:47:23 be right or might be wrong but you have to do like further analysis like if we go to like i don't

01:47:26 want to trigger you but like we go to like world war ii we probably had a lot of propaganda about

01:47:30 how like nazis were bad and stuff okay but there was definitely propaganda about it but that doesn't

01:47:35 mean that it was false that like the nazis were the bad guys right you can have propaganda about

01:47:39 something but there's still like some underlying truth to it the best propaganda has some element

01:47:42 so would you agree would you agree that the propaganda like that's what he thinks propaganda

01:47:46 would you agree that the left gets to do propaganda and the right does the right camp

01:47:49 would you agree the right camp because you get striked and you get i'm on rumble if you if you

01:47:53 are right leaning and you have any sort of this then you get banned but your thing is is proudly

01:47:58 shoved on the front of every single tv station they'll do commercial about it they'll do dances

01:48:01 about it jimmy kimmel will get on stage dressed as a needle this is what they want on every single

01:48:06 tv on the radio they'll do they'll do ads saying get the vaccine today they'll even in new york

01:48:11 they'll give you a hundred dollars if you get the vaccine biden is saying get the vaccine the

01:48:14 government's saying get the vaccine they put it on the white house website there is no other

01:48:18 opinion you know what happens they delete you if you speak against this it's not right and left

01:48:23 it's yours and then the band people okay so different people can do their propaganda on

01:48:29 like their respective platforms so like the respective platforms of the white house website

01:48:33 the president the radio tv youtube big tech everything ours is rumble and cozy.tv

01:48:42 how are you making that right and left

01:48:45 I'm just

01:48:46 my question is back to

01:48:48 well I can answer I'm just waiting for him to let me answer

01:48:51 would you agree yes or no

01:48:53 that the left or the right is more

01:48:55 censored so you'd say no

01:48:57 I'm going to say that each side has their respective

01:48:59 platforms so the right

01:49:01 would you agree that the left has more platforms

01:49:04 it's hard to quantify more

01:49:05 the right has things like talk radio

01:49:07 which reaches tens of millions of people in the United States

01:49:10 and they've got things like Fox News

01:49:11 right which i think is the most popular uh cable news network in the united states like by far now

01:49:17 it might it might have the same combined viewership but i think the left but the left has like control

01:49:22 over like the big tech companies would you say it's 50 50 is that how you feel it's hard the

01:49:26 problem is i just need just a feeling it doesn't have to be like you could just do a rough guess

01:49:30 i'm not gonna i'm not gonna cross-examine you no i it's just it's hard because like it might be 50

01:49:34 50 but like for instance like it's not there's a reason i'm on rumble and you're on youtube

01:49:38 You're on Rumble because you're 22 years old

01:49:40 I just want a rough guess

01:49:42 You can say 50-50 but that doesn't mean anything

01:49:44 The demographics are going to skew wildly

01:49:46 Based on the platform

01:49:47 I just said yes

01:49:49 It's equal

01:49:51 But that's like putting me and Bill Gates

01:49:54 No no let me finish

01:49:55 That's like putting me and Bill Gates in a room and saying

01:49:56 Our average net worth is like 50 billion dollars each

01:49:59 That doesn't mean anything

01:49:59 What do you mean it's a lie

01:50:02 Google it

01:50:04 Do you think that Fox News is the most popular cable news TV in the United States

01:50:06 regular people

01:50:08 don't have access

01:50:09 to Fox News

01:50:10 when you talk about

01:50:11 independent journalists

01:50:11 what do you mean

01:50:12 regular people

01:50:13 information is bigger

01:50:13 than Fox News 1.00

01:50:14 unless you're a fucking boomer 1.00

01:50:15 when it comes to people 1.00

01:50:16 like us

01:50:16 thank you

01:50:17 that's my point

01:50:17 that's why I said

01:50:18 even though it's 50-50

01:50:19 it doesn't skew the same

01:50:20 across all demographics

01:50:21 young people don't watch Fox News

01:50:22 I agree with you

01:50:23 the average agent

01:50:23 of Fox News is like

01:50:24 78 years old

01:50:25 so it's not 50-50

01:50:26 there's a lot more

01:50:27 old people in the United States

01:50:28 than young people

01:50:29 that's why I'm saying

01:50:29 the 50-50 question is weird

01:50:30 have you ever read

01:50:31 Thomas Sowell at all

01:50:32 oh god no

01:50:33 why him

01:50:34 what about him

01:50:34 oh you don't like him

01:50:35 he's like

01:50:36 some of the stuff

01:50:37 he says okay

01:50:37 some of the stuff 0.99

01:50:37 is dumb 0.97

01:50:38 but what about it 1.00

01:50:38 people always bring up

01:50:39 for racial stuff

01:50:40 I wasn't even

01:50:41 talking about racial

01:50:41 sure but what did

01:50:42 you want to say

01:50:42 go ahead

01:50:42 I mean he's a smart guy

01:50:44 he's not like

01:50:44 everything he says

01:50:44 is smart

01:50:45 I just used to read him

01:50:46 for a lot of this

01:50:47 like economic policy

01:50:48 so I was just curious

01:50:50 okay

01:50:50 go ahead

01:50:51 I got nothing

01:50:54 and your mind vaccine

01:50:56 trust in your health care

01:50:57 shine shine shine

01:50:59 shine

01:50:59 stayin' alive

01:51:00 stayin' alive

01:51:01 time for us to trust

01:51:02 and not debate

01:51:02 the vaccine

01:51:03 believe it's safe to take 0.99

01:51:04 50 50 50 50 and we will shoot 500 what the fuck is this propaganda there's no equivalent for this 0.99

01:51:20 on the other side on tv absolutely not no this is just like no i don't agree with that okay so 0.99

01:51:28 Do you think there's just as many anti-vax propaganda as pro-vax?

01:51:36 Anti-vax as much as pro-vax?

01:51:38 Probably not the same.

01:51:39 Okay, so it wasn't equal.

01:51:40 But I don't think, but sure.

01:51:41 But I don't think there's as many anti-vax people.

01:51:43 Even Trump is pro-vaxing.

01:51:44 Yeah, I know.

01:51:45 We criticize it for that.

01:51:46 You were wrong.

01:51:47 Just like you're not going to find as many flat earthers as like earth spheroids people. 1.00

01:51:50 Okay, so what?

01:51:52 Sure.

01:51:52 So you'd agree here it's not equal.

01:51:54 For vax versus anti-vax?

01:51:56 Probably not.

01:51:56 I don't think so.

01:51:57 There we go.

01:51:58 for sure okay okay time for us to trust and not debate the vaccine believe it's safe to take

01:52:07 he kind of looks like you right

01:52:20 why does he look like destiny

01:52:24 why is it always the people that believe this whoa like destiny can you have make a comment

01:52:35 about these people dudes who get on tv and say stick it in me look just like this look just

01:52:40 like my sword boy compilation who hmm also think that tate is a sex trafficker also all these

01:52:46 people have made hippies videos about me what is the equivalent are they all like oh a fax and cnn

01:52:50 blah blah blah or is there a different reason why they all believe in what they're told maybe they

01:52:56 all just don't like sex traffickers or people that defend them who knows maybe i don't know

01:53:00 maybe that's the unifying the fact that you can't acknowledge that there's there's a clear

01:53:03 equivalent between these people and what they believe like you can look at them and like yeah

01:53:07 you of course like everyone here i don't know they're back they all have similar political

01:53:11 ideologies what do you want to say go bring up like what does a fox news anchor look like there's 0.99

01:53:14 like 52 copy-pasted blonde women that all look identical like you can do this for any fucking 1.00

01:53:18 side but they're hot though or go look at like the trump guys look at the trump guys on twitter 0.99

01:53:22 look at the excuse now how many of them have a fucking hat and like the same fucking aviator 0.99

01:53:25 sunglasses and the like five o'clock shadow in their trucks like they're living free they're 0.99

01:53:29 self-governing any group of people like they're living free they're fun to talk to okay would

01:53:32 you agree that conservatives are hotter than liberals no i think you guys don't even know 0.98

01:53:41 real conservatives you guys know conservative fucking hipsters of cities i lived in omaha 0.99

01:53:45 nebraska the average conservative in these places weighs 250 fucking pounds okay well public figures 0.99

01:53:49 public figures not nebraska would you agree that we have hotter news anchors um i like some alt 0.99

01:53:55 girls with some fucking crazy cursings and some diet these are your these are your news anchors 1.00

01:54:00 uh-huh look at them true that's them can i just can i just add something whale whales 0.99

01:54:05 i miss it it's funny because it just looks like them in 20 years that's him true that

01:54:13 Bro, Jesse, you're not going to lie, this looks a lot like you.

01:54:15 It absolutely is.

01:54:16 That's like my dad.

01:54:17 It could be my dad.

01:54:18 I'm not sure I have to call him a fan out if he's in this video.

01:54:20 And why stick it in me?

01:54:22 That's not a...

01:54:23 Bro, like...

01:54:23 Boom, book up!

01:54:24 Okay, okay, okay, okay.

01:54:26 Because you are in a war, because this is a fifth generation of warfare for your hearts

01:54:29 and your minds, it's done mostly by digits, right, through the computer and those kind

01:54:32 of things, but it's also done with adjunct weaponry, and this adjunct weaponry, in this

01:54:36 case, is a COVID jam.

01:54:38 They don't want you to know that your body is now their property and playground.

01:54:43 and they will do with you what they feel like doing to you and they will destroy your life 0.78

01:54:48 if you don't take a lethal needle in your arm and it is it's the new bullet it's the new missile

01:54:54 it's the new form of warfare you don't need to fire a bullet and win a war i want people to

01:54:59 understand that we're in a fifth generation w20k generation is for the heart and the mind

01:55:02 destiny do you do you think that the vaccine like the people dropping dead like any of them

01:55:09 it was from the vaccine statistically speaking i'm sure at least one but in mass no no no absolutely

01:55:20 the united states government has been engaged in psychological operations on its own citizens for

01:55:24 over 60 years mk ultra and operation mockingbird are just two of the declassified programs designed

01:55:30 to manipulate the minds of americans about mk ultra the cia operation to use mind control to

01:55:38 they this that's true like it's not even a conspiracy that it used to be but the cia

01:55:43 killed jfk and they also have a mind control is not about it's not it's not about jfk i was make 0.51

01:55:48 i was trying to say that all together okay is that so that's true the who killed the cia uses 1.00

01:55:55 okay well that's different i just brought that up separately but the cia uses mind control

01:55:58 okay the cia uses that's on record i would imagine okay that seems like it'd be true part

01:56:03 of it is some of these vaccine ads at least half of those are probably mk ultra 2 spinoffs i think

01:56:07 in the world like if you watch it long enough doesn't it make you want to get vaccinated

01:56:11 like i feel like i need it it works for most of the population i feel like i need another booster

01:56:14 right now i'm getting a little anxious not having think about that i see destiny will get another

01:56:17 booster pearl why is he not wearing a mask right now that's so crazy dude and he wanted he's

01:56:22 gonna be ironic but not every single person are you probably like boostered yeah every

01:56:26 well no because there's a fourth one now that i haven't gotten yet he'll get another booster

01:56:29 but you're not wearing a mask i don't get it like that's just crazy dude sometimes i wear it

01:56:34 my seat belt but i also drive above the speed limit isn't that wild isn't that just crazy yeah

01:56:39 i don't know do you would you agree that like a large percentage of the population felt really

01:56:48 strongly about the vaccine and sort of discriminated against people that didn't want to get it it

01:56:54 depends on what you mean by discrimination but like yeah i mean the people that didn't want to

01:56:57 get it i think by and large fall for the dumbest propaganda so i don't think that's necessarily 0.85

01:57:00 the people that didn't want to get it fall for the dumbest yeah of course and then you see 0.99

01:57:04 fucking jimmy kimmel saying stick it in me you're like yeah four shots even with like the percentage 0.98

01:57:10 of people that died was very low from it the percentage of people that died from what covid 0.98

01:57:16 19 yeah like the percentage percentage of people that got it like that actually died from it was

01:57:21 like because the percentage was fairly low but the problem is a lot of people got infected and 0.54

01:57:25 a lot of people were hospitalized but our hospital sisters have been fucked for like two years i'm 0.98

01:57:29 thinking as an individual so like but i'm part i'm an adult and i live in a society so i have

01:57:33 to think of like my community i know but i'm i'm thinking like as as me okay right and i got

01:57:38 vaccinated okay so so wait what i want to play a volleyball game i told you this oh yeah you did

01:57:44 you did real reass thank you for the hundred dollars shout out to you three w flat earth

01:57:47 w flat earth in the chat it's w firmaments it's kind of like why would i get it if i have a point

01:57:52 zero something percent chance of dying it's a brand new vaccine like the vaccine hasn't been

01:57:56 out that out that long so the argument to get it is because you're less likely to get it right but

01:58:01 but again like i'm someone so if you're less likely i'd rather see the effects over time

01:58:07 before i get a vaccine and i think that's a fair argument from the people that want to get it no

01:58:11 and i think it's probably a fair argument for people in society like well i don't want this

01:58:15 disease to burn through society fuck over all of our hospitals and lead to a higher than necessary

01:58:18 fatality rate okay would you would you understand where the other people are coming from yeah i can

01:58:23 understand that i just like the wrong okay so okay majority of these operations occur in plain sight

01:58:29 with the purpose of gaslighting and undermining those who seek the truth

01:58:32 and pose a threat to the agenda of the global elite

01:58:35 just kidding you conspiracy theorists the government would never lie to you

01:58:41 read my lips

01:58:43 are we going to show the moon landing here next

01:58:47 okay because uh we got a call regarding you coming over here multiple times and it seems

01:59:02 like they don't want to talk to you well now it seems that way because she called the police on

01:59:07 me you should always be suspicious if the people in charge of safety don't want to see the safety

01:59:15 data that should be a red flag i couldn't understand why people aren't looking at this

01:59:20 data even the clinical product yeah but i mean we got i mean we had the test taken the data

01:59:25 to look at okay but you'd agree it's a red flag if they don't want us to see the data

01:59:29 if people were hiding data that isn't normally hidden yeah that's right and they were they were

01:59:33 keep watching this no i don't they were watch this would you be open to changing your mind 0.95

01:59:37 absolutely not yeah of course i've done it like vaccine shit is probably the topic of research 0.99

01:59:41 more than any other thing yeah but of course okay their vaccine showed that the vaccine killed more 0.93

01:59:46 people than the placebo group it's supposed to be the other way around so what's your name my name

01:59:54 is steve kirsch steve kirsch yes okay where do you work where do you work i i i'm a journalist for

01:59:58 substack yeah i have about close to a million followers on substack so i've been called a

02:00:05 an anti-vaxxer i've been called a misinformation spreader mit has labeled me a misinformation

02:00:11 super spreader in fact if you go google you type in misinformation super spreader i'm the top hit

02:00:18 in the entire world why am i labeled misinformation you see the type of misinformation they care about

02:00:23 but if you talk about the pizza box or the reason that the tates went down which is clearly

02:00:27 misinformation super spreading nobody gets banned nobody gets a strike but i go on your channel i

02:00:31 talk about medical misinformation then you get a strike and you have to appeal it there's certain

02:00:35 misinformation that they care about why is it because they care about the betterment of us or

02:00:39 or is there a specific agenda

02:00:40 that they want us all to believe?

02:00:42 Do you think it's because

02:00:43 they care for the betterment of us? 0.99

02:00:44 They don't give a fuck. 0.99

02:00:45 There's certain misinformation. 0.99

02:00:46 I know what you think.

02:00:47 There's certain misinformation right now

02:00:49 that tech companies care about

02:00:50 because they probably see it

02:00:51 in combination with Congress

02:00:52 as like massive threats to society.

02:00:54 So there's going to be certain things

02:00:55 that they don't care about as much.

02:00:56 Like if you want to talk about flat earth,

02:00:58 you're probably not going to get banned from YouTube.

02:00:59 But if you talk about things

02:01:00 relating to like election misinformation

02:01:02 or vaccine misinformation,

02:01:04 like they're going to come down on you

02:01:05 harder and stuff like that.

02:01:05 You don't think we should have like the right

02:01:07 as people to hear both sides

02:01:08 I do, personally.

02:01:10 Yeah, I do.

02:01:10 I'm a big free speech person.

02:01:12 You think that's wrong, then?

02:01:13 Yeah, I don't agree with that. 0.79

02:01:14 That's why I'm here on fucking Rumble with my good friend, Nico. 0.91

02:01:18 Who? 0.94

02:01:19 Isn't your name Nico?

02:01:20 No, it's Hubert.

02:01:22 Oh, Hubert.

02:01:22 It's Nico.

02:01:23 I thought Snico is Nico.

02:01:25 No, it's Hubert.

02:01:26 Hubert chat.

02:01:26 Super Spider.

02:01:28 I have no history at all of being a conspiracy theorist.

02:01:33 How do I go from being, hey, you should get faxed.

02:01:36 Waving the flag.

02:01:37 Have you guys seen the show Dexter?

02:01:38 Yeah.

02:01:39 When I was a kid. 0.99

02:01:40 Does this motherfucker, not Dexter's lab, 1.00

02:01:42 Dexter like the murderer guy. 1.00

02:01:43 He looks like the Trinity killer. 0.85

02:01:44 He looks like the Trinity killer. 0.85

02:01:45 The Trinity killer, yeah, he does, same hair.

02:01:47 I love Tony Fauci to saying, wow.

02:01:49 He sounds like him a little.

02:01:50 We can lie to, how did that happen?

02:01:53 I was vaccinated in March of 2021.

02:01:57 My wife was vaccinated and all my kids were vaccinated.

02:01:59 So you couldn't call me an anti-vaccine.

02:02:02 Wait, could you, would you say that it's a bad sign

02:02:05 if you got vaccinated and then got COVID?

02:02:07 would you then agree that it's ineffective?

02:02:09 Which they all did.

02:02:10 No, I would go by like-

02:02:12 More boosters.

02:02:13 I would go by epidemiological data

02:02:15 and look at like populations to figure out

02:02:17 like what's good or bad.

02:02:18 Like if somebody was in a car

02:02:20 and they got in a car accident

02:02:21 and they died,

02:02:22 even though they had an airbag,

02:02:23 I wouldn't say,

02:02:24 well, it looks like that airbag didn't do anything

02:02:25 or it was ineffective.

02:02:26 I would say that the chances of it being effective

02:02:28 are going to vary for a situation.

02:02:29 Chad, type of one if you know somebody

02:02:30 who was vaccinated who then got COVID.

02:02:32 Let's do our own research right now.

02:02:33 Thank you for this one.

02:02:34 I want to hear Destiny say clearly

02:02:35 that he doesn't believe embalmers are qualified

02:02:36 to say what normal human arteries

02:02:38 should look like in cadavers

02:02:39 because that's the most

02:02:40 assertive take of the day.

02:02:41 I will say that.

02:02:42 I don't think that embalmers

02:02:43 are qualified

02:02:43 to give a qualitative analysis

02:02:45 of human blood.

02:02:46 I don't think that's within

02:02:47 the purview of their job.

02:02:48 No.

02:02:48 Look at all the ones.

02:02:49 Everybody, we all know one.

02:02:50 Someone who's vaccinated

02:02:51 and they got COVID.

02:02:52 You know someone, right?

02:02:53 I got COVID.

02:02:53 I'm vaccinated.

02:02:54 I'm boosted.

02:02:55 And you're still going to get

02:02:56 another booster?

02:02:57 Maybe after the fourth shot,

02:02:59 I'll be okay.

02:03:00 COVID for me was like,

02:03:01 I felt kind of crappy for one day.

02:03:03 I'm fine with that. 1.00

02:03:05 Fuck, maybe COVID for me 1.00

02:03:05 with no vaccinations 1.00

02:03:06 would have been me having like a four or five day like i can't stream fuck yeah of course i would 0.91

02:03:10 yeah i don't care it almost killed my dad fun fact what really vaccinated or not no 0.85

02:03:16 how was he it's like but it wasn't for the reason you think it was like indirectly

02:03:21 he had previous health things it was like he got sick um from covid and he doesn't know how to rest

02:03:28 and then he like went to the hospital for like low sodium or something so it was like indirectly

02:03:35 It started with COVID, but it was like more his decisions once he got the disease.

02:03:38 It's his fault.

02:03:39 It was his fault.

02:03:40 It's not the programming, yeah.

02:03:41 Yeah.

02:03:42 Your dad's a bot.

02:03:43 He's gotten all these vaccines.

02:03:44 He said he wasn't.

02:03:46 And then I started hearing stories from my friends.

02:03:50 So one person said that she asked me if the vaccines were safe.

02:03:55 And I said, of course they're safe.

02:03:56 And I said, why are you asking me this question?

02:03:57 I mean, like, you know, have you not turned on the news?

02:03:59 Like, where have you been?

02:04:00 She said, well, three of my relatives were vaccinated

02:04:05 and they died a week later

02:04:06 and they were all perfectly healthy

02:04:09 before they got the vaccine.

02:04:11 And I said, well, that's impossible.

02:04:14 What did she say?

02:04:15 You gotta find the text.

02:04:16 She's a nurse. 1.00

02:04:16 She said that.

02:04:17 And he's vaccinated, so why would he lie about that?

02:04:19 There's a certain type of cancer

02:04:20 that all of her patients were like the third vaccine got.

02:04:25 That must be wrong.

02:04:26 Oh, this is what my friend said.

02:04:27 Okay, okay.

02:04:28 This is so, we're now gonna finish this documentary

02:04:30 before 5 a.m what are the chances that he knew three people and all three died within a week

02:04:35 because of the vaccine i think uh i don't think he would lie about anything how many billions of

02:04:39 people have got the vaccine how many millions would be dead if that was the case i trust him

02:04:43 look at his face true okay that's a guy i got someone my friend okay i'd like to say this is

02:04:48 months ago i'm vaccinated i got some insane info on the jobs too i said what is that am i gonna die

02:04:53 because i got it if you got the booster in eight months maybe and then she said the third one

02:04:58 um mel metastatic cancer all over the body and dead in three months a hundred percent of our 0.57

02:05:07 leukemia lymphoma patients had the jab exactly eight months prior to the diagnosis and all of

02:05:12 our meta statistics are five to eight months had the booster do you think that means anything no

02:05:17 no cancer developing in five to eight months from something would be but if a hundred percent of

02:05:22 them have it i don't trust her i'm sorry like that would be if that was the case that's an

02:05:28 trust the white house if that was a personal friend that you knew like wouldn't lie about that

02:05:32 would that change your even if they were being well even if they were being honest it could just

02:05:36 be an anomaly right because if that many people were reliably developing stage what if you had

02:05:40 multiple like what if you because this is what i mean when i say like sometimes studies it's like

02:05:45 but so if you had multiple people that you knew and i don't i just have the one girl i'm just

02:05:50 curious how you think i like i said i like to see data that's the only likes articles don't believe

02:05:55 than anything you hear

02:05:55 from people you know.

02:05:56 No, because your brain lies to you.

02:05:57 It's very easy to draw down.

02:05:59 And the news doesn't lie to you,

02:06:00 but your brain does.

02:06:01 You see that different worldview?

02:06:02 The news does,

02:06:03 but if you're an intelligent human being,

02:06:04 you have to sort through the lies

02:06:05 to figure out the truth,

02:06:06 not just to believe

02:06:07 what alternative media

02:06:08 is getting paid to tell you,

02:06:09 like a bot.

02:06:10 I feel like he's called Sneak O'Donnell.

02:06:11 He is.

02:06:12 No, he's a bot. 0.87

02:06:12 He's not dumb.

02:06:13 He's smart.

02:06:13 That's why I get so upset.

02:06:14 What am I a bot to?

02:06:15 Because he's smarter than this.

02:06:16 What am I a bot to?

02:06:16 To alternative media.

02:06:17 Bro, you are literally a bot

02:06:18 to the world.

02:06:19 If I show you an article with CNN saying 1 plus 1 equals 2,

02:06:23 you're going to make a whole video series on how 1 plus 1 is actually 3.

02:06:26 And then link it back to Andrew Tate and Charles Schwartz.

02:06:28 I feel like that's what you were doing with the dirty rivers. 0.98

02:06:31 No, that's just the dumbest point I've ever heard of my internet. 0.96

02:06:35 Let's talk about the exception rather than the world. 0.97

02:06:38 We're not talking about the exceptions.

02:06:39 The rule is that looking at a place and seeing it as dirty doesn't measure...

02:06:43 Are you saying Destiny argues like a woman?

02:06:44 Are you saying Destiny is a girl's name?

02:06:46 It is a girl's name.

02:06:47 Pearl, is Destiny a girl's name?

02:06:48 is it i'm kind of what did you you're gonna take that

02:06:53 like and and then she replied um yeah but they're dead

02:07:00 is it really safe and is it really effective

02:07:04 vaccines are safe and effective vaccines are safe and effective 0.85

02:07:09 wait you didn't even ironically say that that's who he doesn't know so little black people you 0.82

02:07:14 thought that was dead. Listen, all I know is

02:07:16 Kai Sinat of I Love Speed. You say it's

02:07:18 fucking Kai Sinat. How many 1.00

02:07:20 black people do you? Okay, okay, okay. Never mind. 1.00

02:07:22 Your different from your original vaccination is likely

02:07:24 safe and effective. But if there's one message

02:07:26 that needs to cut through all this,

02:07:28 the vaccines are safe.

02:07:30 I promise you, they are safe and

02:07:32 Biden promises they're safe. If you get

02:07:34 the vaccine, you won't get COVID. Is that this quote?

02:07:36 I love hearing that one. Biden promises that.

02:07:38 Researchers have confirmed

02:07:40 that the Oxford AstraZeneca

02:07:42 COVID vaccine is safe and effective.

02:07:44 This is this surprisingly was that fresh

02:08:09 That's fresh saying last thoughts

02:08:11 is likely safe

02:08:13 the vaccine

02:08:14 is safe and effective

02:08:18 so ladies 1.00

02:08:20 last thoughts

02:08:23 think about this

02:08:27 see

02:08:28 this

02:08:30 surprisingly

02:08:35 most people don't want to know what's in the vaccine

02:08:38 in fact nobody wants to know

02:08:40 in the vaccines because nobody in Congress is asking to analyze the vials. Nobody in the

02:08:46 mainstream media has ever asked what's in the vials. And the public doesn't want to know either

02:08:52 because the public's not asking what's in these vaccines. If people understood what was in the

02:08:56 vaccine, they'd go apeshit. The first one is a typical package insert that we see with any

02:09:00 vaccine. When you open the box next to the vial, you find a package insert that has information

02:09:05 about what the product contains and this is a typical vaccine insert from a vaccine that helps

02:09:13 protect against meningitis it's a more traditional childhood vaccine and the other label that i'm

02:09:19 going to show you the other package insert came from a box of mrna product so vaccine that was

02:09:26 brought to the clinic for the purpose of giving that to children and this should look the same

02:09:30 as the other package insert that i showed you but yet when we open it almost two years into this

02:09:35 we find that it still says intentionally blank and i mean they're allowed to they're saying it

02:09:40 out loud see every time there's actual evidence against what destiny thinks he just ironically

02:09:45 talks about if you google intentionally blank slip what you'll find is a ton of people have

02:09:49 gotten vaccine vials at clinics and they come with information packets but like there was like one 0.73

02:09:53 misprint on one of the fucking send outs do you really think that every doctor every physician 0.94

02:09:57 around the country is getting blank packets and nobody said anything except for this one 0.99

02:10:00 documentary that's revealing it a year and a half later come the fuck on like just be like 0.96

02:10:04 reasonable if this shit was happening people would say something authorization put anything in them 0.90

02:10:08 they want and the fda is two years after i actually have a question how many people 0.95

02:10:12 the problem is that like if i'm seeing a documentary that's trying to sell me a point of view

02:10:20 like even having like fit even having 50 or 100 people here like like i need some type of like

02:10:26 third-party validation so because it's going to answer the question he doesn't he just makes an

02:10:31 argument about something else because i'll use a phrase here it's like you'll ask you'll ask the

02:10:34 trafficking and then he's like epstein's island i'm like what because the question is flawed you're

02:10:39 asking the question like there's a certain number of people like you i saw i saw me know when i can

02:10:43 i saw sorry no no go ahead i saw a stream where you're talking to sneeko about like what it would

02:10:48 take to change his mind so i'm asking you what it would take same question you asked me that's not

02:10:52 what you asked me if you asked me what it would take to change my mind or to believe to believe

02:10:56 that no no okay no no no no simple question if you would ask me what would it take to your mind

02:11:01 I can tell you what it would take to change my mind.

02:11:02 You asked me how many people would have to say something.

02:11:05 That's fundamentally different.

02:11:06 What would it take to change my mind?

02:11:07 I don't know.

02:11:08 Any type of like a third party investigation by some private firm, by some government office,

02:11:13 by somebody actually.

02:11:14 That was one of the answers I gave.

02:11:15 I know you got triggered when I said the G word there. 0.90

02:11:17 I'm sorry.

02:11:17 The government is.

02:11:18 I'll avoid that.

02:11:19 I didn't want to trigger you there.

02:11:22 I'm so sorry.

02:11:24 I couldn't even finish the question.

02:11:26 He's so triggered now.

02:11:27 He's so triggered now.

02:11:28 I'm sorry.

02:11:28 I'm ready.

02:11:28 I'm ready to be unreasonable.

02:11:30 I'm sorry.

02:11:30 Pearl asked the question, how many people?

02:11:32 Because people on this side, we believe in like

02:11:34 people speaking to each other.

02:11:36 But you are so programmed and bot-minded

02:11:38 that it has to be a government.

02:11:40 Because your entire world view.

02:11:42 Stop it, Hamster.

02:11:44 Hold up.

02:11:45 I could show you a thousand people that believe the earth is flat.

02:11:48 Does that convince you at all?

02:11:49 Okay, but the question was how many people?

02:11:50 What if I showed you 10,000?

02:11:52 The point I'm trying to make is that your world view

02:11:55 is formed by people that have more power than you.

02:11:57 And our world view is by people that we speak to.

02:12:00 that's a very different way to research and to form opinions about what goes on in the world

02:12:04 that's extremely how many people would it take the conviction that the earth is flat

02:12:08 that's the point right it's not about how many people it is it's about who has the tools and

02:12:15 who has the third party verification it's also popular opinion too no it's not popular opinion

02:12:19 you know why popular opinion because i get banned if i say covid is a scam on youtube

02:12:24 that is popular opinion they need they know that general consensus is extremely important that's 0.99

02:12:29 proof if i get banned for that then they know that you know it's true you're like fucking 0.98

02:12:33 freaking the fuck out you've been triggered i can give you i'm not triggered i'm trying to answer 0.97

02:12:37 your question the reality is that if you ask me a question how many people would it take to 0.97

02:12:41 convince you like some food was safe i don't know i'm not gonna rely on 10 or 20 or 100 people i

02:12:45 want some organization that has the tools and has the oversight to not only investigate something

02:12:50 but to make sure they're doing it properly that's what i care about that could be three people or

02:12:54 it could be a thousand people but 500 people trying to convince me of something if they've 0.89

02:12:57 got no qualifications if they've got no area of research and if they're trying to fucking sell 0.94

02:13:01 me something like people in the documentary where earlier you even admitted this guy's trying to

02:13:04 sell you a protein blocking necklace not in the documentary i'm not gonna i'm not gonna believe

02:13:08 these people just because a lot of people there show me a study show me some research give me a

02:13:12 third party so if you have if you have two like okay so let's just say say me right i'd like to

02:13:17 say so if i have five people i know got the vaccine and then died personally i don't i'd like to say

02:13:23 I don't.

02:13:23 Let's just say I did.

02:13:24 And then I hear study after study after study telling me this vaccine is safe.

02:13:29 Do you think I should believe the studies over my own personal experience?

02:13:35 In a question like that, yeah.

02:13:37 And another personal experience right here.

02:13:39 $100 and falls on knives.

02:13:40 I'm in the boat right now.

02:13:41 Everyone has heart problems around me now, including my mother.

02:13:44 I didn't believe it for a long time, but this doesn't add up.

02:13:47 ICU, heart monitor times two, more all different people.

02:13:50 That's crazy.

02:13:51 It was $100.

02:13:51 more people are going to continue coming out 2023 and mark my words you can clip this one it does

02:13:56 happen more people are going to start to be like what is wrong with me there's something wrong with

02:13:59 my heart there's something wrong with my blood this is the year where people are going to be 0.98

02:14:02 like fuck man i regret taking it but nobody who didn't take it says you know what i wish i got 0.99

02:14:07 four booster shots that doesn't exist but your people are like because those people that regret 0.99

02:14:11 it are dead those people are gone so well those people don't have the people are dying suddenly

02:14:16 even if you knew five people personally you would still believe the studies yes because i would

02:14:21 assume that my experience is probably an anomaly there's going to be anomalies in your life like

02:14:25 statistically speaking there are going to be i just feel like i just feel like like studies will

02:14:29 tell you water isn't wet i don't know why you keep saying that it's this is like the it's like

02:14:33 something that somebody's never read a study before says like well a study will tell you

02:14:37 anything no it won't studies by reputable sources published in reputable journals that have

02:14:40 repeatable results don't just say anything that's not true if that was true how would we make any

02:14:44 progress scientifically at all in anything ever do you think that medicine has gotten better largely

02:14:48 as like time has gone on do you think that like cars have gotten better largely as time has gone

02:14:52 on okay if all of society is improving and all what's on the back of research and studies then

02:14:56 it's probably the case that studies don't just say anything they're probably pointing in like

02:14:59 some direction and a study can be wrong right this has happened the lancet is a very uh is a

02:15:04 very prestigious journal and that's where the original vaccines have autism study was published

02:15:07 right so yeah i mean like i'm not gonna say i'm an expert in studies okay i just i'm not i'm not

02:15:13 that smart all right let's just i'll just you know but i just feel like sometimes like super

02:15:19 smart people will read all these studies and it's like they'll be saying things that like common

02:15:24 sense like i don't need a study to read i mean like if you if you want to give me an example

02:15:29 then i'm curious about that i mean like we'll go back to the stream like you're a very smart guy

02:15:35 you're probably probably you know well more well read all this stuff right but it's like you're

02:15:40 trying to argue with me that a place that looks clean is dirty and a place that looks dirty is

02:15:45 clean. And it's like, okay, you could study. Destiny doesn't trust his own eyes. You could tell me,

02:15:53 okay, there's that one exception. Okay. But it's like, it's just like, you're telling me water

02:15:58 isn't wet. And this is just the first example off the top of my head. Sure. And I can think of 15

02:16:03 counter examples. Like, what do you think is, you probably think that like the floor coming into the

02:16:08 house is like really fucking dirty, but chances are like a clean looking countertop is going to 0.94

02:16:12 have more harmful bacteria because food products are there. That's an unintuitive thing. You might 0.99

02:16:16 walk into a room and think that this room is totally clean and pure and the smoky hallway 0.99

02:16:19 outside is bad, but there could be like a carbon monoxide leak in here and you could fucking die 0.98

02:16:23 and not see anything wrong at all. There's tons of colorless, odorless, transparent things that 0.79

02:16:26 can hurt you. Radiation was another example I gave. Fucking sunlight is healthy for us,

02:16:30 but if you stout long enough, you'll get cooked and your whole body will die of fucking cancer. 0.99

02:16:33 There's tons of things that can seem healthy that aren't. Let's watch five minutes of this. 0.99

02:16:36 five minutes we're not even halfway through okay agency allowed the purity to go from 100

02:16:41 percent requirement down to 50 percent and then all of a sudden in the middle of the shot roll

02:16:46 outs you hear oh okay we don't have to worry about this cold chain so now you've got degrading

02:16:50 products which probably benefited some people in the sense that they broke down so fast that they

02:16:53 got basically some mushy fat we play the documentary and both of them would go on their phones this is

02:16:57 the chat like this is supposed to be listening but he's i've heard every single one of these

02:17:01 talking points before.

02:17:03 I'm listening.

02:17:04 What do you want me to say?

02:17:05 Do you want me to repeat

02:17:06 what he just said

02:17:06 that the purity or whatever

02:17:07 went from 100% to 100%.

02:17:08 Do we pretend

02:17:09 like we care about this document?

02:17:10 There's 20,000 people watching.

02:17:12 This is a new record on Rumble.

02:17:13 W's in the chat, by the way.

02:17:14 Rumble's taking over this year

02:17:14 because you have to be a bot

02:17:16 on YouTube.

02:17:16 I'm going to be duo streaming

02:17:17 on Rumble soon, guys.

02:17:18 Okay, catch me there.

02:17:19 Honestly, I just want to be able

02:17:20 to call Whales Whales again.

02:17:22 Let's call the Whales Whales again. 0.90

02:17:24 Okay.

02:17:26 Look, we have a new record here

02:17:28 and people really want to watch.

02:17:29 This is the title.

02:17:30 People came here.

02:17:30 I've been talking about this

02:17:31 This is one of the most popular documentaries.

02:17:33 I'm listening. Let's go.

02:17:34 You're the one taking time away from it right now.

02:17:35 I'm trying to enjoy it.

02:17:36 All right, but you've been there going on tenure. 0.99

02:17:37 This guy is fucking lit. 0.97

02:17:38 You'll get some matches tomorrow. 1.00

02:17:39 How much liquor are they making billions? 0.99

02:17:41 The mRNA was the technology that we had less experience,

02:17:43 only two years working on this.

02:17:45 And actually, mRNA was a technology

02:17:46 that never delivered a single product until that day.

02:17:51 Not vaccine, not any other medicine.

02:17:53 So it was very counterintuitive,

02:17:55 and I was surprised when they suggested to me

02:17:57 that this is the way to go.

02:17:58 You know, Steve Kirst, by the way,

02:17:59 has a great offer out there for your listeners.

02:18:01 know if you know just five seconds for those at the proper temperature are probably the ones

02:18:07 this is why i had to go back five i'm just saying i can believe you you say he's a reptile they

02:18:15 his face up when they were doing the transmutation look at his eyes are his left eye

02:18:19 can we bring up the lips who's better looking watch him watch him no that guy is a lip he's 0.97

02:18:23 like one of the biggest ones this guy's probably like um george soros's fucking grandfather or 0.99

02:18:27 whatever play it look at out watch how uneven his eyes look at it tell me look at how fucking crazy 0.98

02:18:32 that is holy shit he looks fine no dude that his right eye from our perspective is way too high on 0.94

02:18:38 his face okay but go ahead keep going sorry he does have an asymmetrical and actually mrna was 0.98

02:18:44 a technology that never delivered a single product until that day not vaccine not any other medicine

02:18:50 so so it was very counterintuitive and i was surprised when they suggested to me that this

02:18:55 is the way to go. You know, Steve Kirst, by the way, has a great offer out there for your listeners.

02:18:59 I don't know if you know about this. No. His offer is anybody from any major academic medical center

02:19:03 or any government agency who will come to the table and have a fair discussion on vaccine

02:19:08 safety and efficacy, he'll pay him $2 million. Anybody? I offered a million dollars, not to win

02:19:15 the debate, just to come to the table, a million dollars. And when they refused a million dollars,

02:19:20 I said, OK, name your price.

02:19:24 It's $5 million, $10 million, $100 million.

02:19:27 What will it take for us to have a civil discussion on the record, on the record, on

02:19:33 recorded, where we can go through the evidence in the VAERS system and other pieces of data

02:19:38 so that we can have an open discussion about this?

02:19:41 So the VAERS is a voluntary reporting system.

02:19:43 And it was created this way because the drug companies negotiated with the government to

02:19:47 say the government said we will give you liability protection for your vaccines but the quid pro quo

02:19:54 is that we're going to establish this vaccine adverse event reporting system which of course

02:19:58 they could have done anyway we have a fair system in the united states system in israel was even

02:20:03 worse in march these researchers came to the israeli ministry of health and said hey we got

02:20:08 a problem here basically they're told that the vaccines are killing and hurting people

02:20:12 and you're withholding that information from the israeli people so the latest israeli

02:20:18 vaccination studies are out and steve kirsch says the results prove that all along about

02:20:22 the frequency of adverse events from covid shots shocker i sent an email to over 200 close to 300

02:20:29 people at the cdc asking if any of them wanted to see the data okay almost 300 people not a single

02:20:35 person wanted to see the data at the cdc stew i have the personal cell phone for grace lee who

02:20:44 is the chair of the asip committee which is the outside committee of the cdc i asked if she wanted

02:20:50 to see the data she ignored me did they explicitly tell you no or did they just ignore you no they

02:20:55 just ignore me um i have yeah and for the same reason yeah so i'll let her to contact her because

02:21:02 So she's not reachable, she's not reachable in her office, she doesn't answer her cell phone,

02:21:06 her assistant doesn't answer, doesn't answer her email.

02:21:09 That committee is responsible for approving and being the outside independent source for approving these vaccines.

02:21:18 How did ACIP recently come to the decision to recommend COVID-19 shots for this latest group of young kids

02:21:23 and what kinds of things were you looking for in the data?

02:21:26 We got a call regarding you coming over here multiple times and it seems like they don't want to talk to you.

02:21:30 Well, now it seems that way because she called the police on me.

02:21:34 You know, I think we need to recognize that COVID-19 is here to stay,

02:21:37 that vaccines make for a safer and more reliable way to develop immunity against infection.

02:21:41 But now it's very clear that she's actively avoiding the question of whether she wants

02:21:45 to see the Israeli data that shows the vaccines are not safe.

02:21:49 That's pretty serious.

02:21:50 No, both of those statements were totally true.

02:21:52 COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, the virus.

02:21:53 No, I'm at like the million.

02:21:55 Because to me, it's like.

02:21:55 Them not answering him.

02:21:56 Oh, the million?

02:21:57 That's just a lie.

02:21:58 There have been plenty of doctors that have gone on the record saying,

02:22:00 i offered to talk to this guy send people trade emails he'd never paste it out that's a complete

02:22:03 total lie but like you should know that's like obvious if you were offering two million dollars

02:22:07 for any physician in the country to sit down and talk to you somebody would obviously take it that's

02:22:11 obviously a lie so what's your take on that speaker i didn't know that that was a lie i haven't heard

02:22:15 about steve kirsch before this documentary well but like think about it you know that any doctor

02:22:18 in the country would take him up for two million dollars to have a conversation on vaccine two

02:22:22 million dollars of course somebody at least i thought it was did he say any doctor to sit down

02:22:28 and have an honest and open conversation about vaccines.

02:22:30 No, I didn't know if he said any doctor in there.

02:22:33 I thought it was, like, from that organization.

02:22:35 No, he said any doctor.

02:22:36 We can go back and listen if you don't believe it.

02:22:37 There he is.

02:22:38 Okay, well, it seems like she's not interested, so...

02:22:40 How in the world could any,

02:22:44 especially the top person in the world

02:22:47 responsible for safety,

02:22:48 not want to see the safety data

02:22:50 that shows that the vaccines are not safe?

02:22:53 They don't want to be confronted

02:22:55 with even the question,

02:22:57 do you want to see the data they want to have plausible deniability was the Pfizer COVID vaccine

02:23:03 tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered them because they're because

02:23:11 their whole shtick is selling you anti-establishment propaganda basically the government is lying to

02:23:16 you like what's their end goal um they get money they get notoriety they get like publicity and 0.66

02:23:22 shit by doing it okay right they get money and notoriety sure i mean if you're known as like the 0.75

02:23:28 head of like the anti-vaxxer movement or the head of like the anti-establishment fighting there's 0.99

02:23:31 like money to be made on that side it's like the enemy okay sure am i unreasonable probably yeah

02:23:40 i'm like very reasonable actually do you think so like when you say you cannot say i have been

02:23:46 unreasonable like when you tell me well if a place looks dirty it's probably worse for the

02:23:50 environment than a place that looks clean yeah look at like i can show you a really clean looking

02:23:56 bugatti that's probably worse for the environment than a really dirty looking like campsite you're

02:24:00 just trying to tell me water isn't wet you're telling me water isn't wet okay like you're

02:24:07 telling me if i go into the example i gave was going to india versus going to a rich neighborhood

02:24:14 like here yeah but a rich neighborhood if their energy consumption is way fucking higher it might 0.94

02:24:19 be worse for the environment than like a random fucking shitty place in parts of india but i 0.99

02:24:24 don't know i don't know india is the grossest like i actually loved india i got to it's very fun trip 0.95

02:24:30 but that's like the dirtiest place i've ever been like it was so you could not where in india is a 0.55

02:24:35 big place where did you go um it was there was a couple cities it was abu dhabi and then there's

02:24:42 one other city i can't remember the name but there was some it's some famous bridge there

02:24:45 it has like the most like there's probably more homeless people under that bridge than in the

02:24:49 whole city okay gotcha gotcha market did we know about stopping humanization before um it's entered

02:24:59 the market no Pfizer vaccine not only stops people from getting sick but also stops them

02:25:04 from spreading the virus to other people one vaccine could curb virus transmission from just

02:25:08 a single dose they're stopping they now is for people also from transmitting the disease and

02:25:15 And the chances are very likely that you'll not be able to transmit it to other people.

02:25:18 Yes, it will protect you.

02:25:19 But honestly, it's not for you.

02:25:21 It's so you don't kill other people.

02:25:22 It's so you don't spread it to other people.

02:25:25 114 million Americans, nearly half the adult population in this country has had a vaccine

02:25:29 shot already.

02:25:30 114 million of us have had it.

02:25:32 The number of people who have died from getting the shot is zero.

02:25:34 There are about 14,000 Americans who have reported deaths.

02:25:41 Now, that's probably underreported by a factor of 100.

02:25:46 So you take the 14,000 deaths that are reported in the VAERS system,

02:25:48 you multiply it by 100, you get 1.4 million.

02:25:51 But the deaths that happened five months later,

02:25:54 and that's the bulk of them,

02:25:56 are not going to get reported in the VAERS system.

02:26:01 This part's crazy.

02:26:02 The VAERS system doesn't even tell you.

02:26:04 Look at this, look at this, look at this.

02:26:05 Have you ever seen people die like this before?

02:26:11 an elderly woman has died in what's believed to be south australia's first case of fatal

02:26:22 blood clotting caused by the astrazeneca covid vaccine same thing that's not even the mrna vaccine

02:26:28 investigation is underway tonight over whether a local man suffered blood clots as a result

02:26:32 of getting the Pfizer vaccine.

02:26:41 Oh my God.

02:26:45 What do you think of this?

02:26:47 I don't know.

02:26:48 I don't know the medical histories 1.00

02:26:49 of two teachers fucking people. 0.99

02:26:50 Ultimately, there's not a lot to... 0.99

02:26:52 It's edited together to look scary.

02:26:54 There's no way to verify

02:26:55 when they were...

02:26:56 What do these people have?

02:26:57 Oh, this guy's got a history of plots. 1.00

02:26:58 I'm like, oh shit, 0.97

02:26:59 am I going to start doing it? 0.97

02:27:00 I had a friend die of DVT 0.99

02:27:02 like before like the fucking vaccines or anything like people have died of blood clots and shit way 0.96

02:27:05 before i mean chat's freaking out but i i do i do have criticism about this documentary i think this 0.98

02:27:10 was made to scare you it's meant to feed into that like conspiracy idea like the music give it away

02:27:14 yeah i'm a little scared i'm a little maybe that means it's working this is an effective

02:27:19 documentary that's why we're at somes elementary school for more than 20 years and passed away

02:27:24 suddenly this school year

02:27:25 Therapeutic Goods Administration is calling for calm following the deaths of two people

02:27:47 in our state who received the COVID vaccine.

02:28:00 Woodrow High School student-athlete Colette Bain

02:28:02 passed away unexpectedly after a medical emergency.

02:28:08 I hope they all had, like, three or four vaccines so I can be seen.

02:28:17 a 20 year old nursing student died of cardiac arrest one day after getting the mandatory the

02:28:28 16 year old had a cardiac arrhythmia high school cheerleader who died suddenly

02:28:32 yes no someone in the chat has been donating a million times saying the the phrase died suddenly

02:28:40 has extremely grown since covid but that could have proof there's no proof just because google

02:28:45 such as doesn't mean that that is equivalent to how many vaccines that's true okay if if it did

02:28:50 if it had gone up after the vaccines would you think that there was a link no that would be

02:28:55 cause for concern we should figure out why people are dying but i wouldn't instantly assume it's

02:28:58 because of the vaccines this doesn't make any sense especially when you're talking about

02:29:01 comparison like uh when you're comparing like the astrazeneca vaccine to things like the moderna and

02:29:06 pfizer vaccines because they're two totally different mechanisms of how they work right

02:29:10 one is the mrna shit and the other is the attenuated virus vaccines they're two completely 0.92

02:29:14 have you ever seen people do that dying thing where like they do that twirl they look up like 0.98

02:29:19 they see something i've never seen people die no but i haven't looked up videos of people dying

02:29:22 suddenly so i don't know i've been watching people videos of people dying since i was like 12 i've

02:29:27 never seen that you've never looked at i've seen that i've never chad have you ever seen a video

02:29:31 of someone dying like that especially like in public on if that was if that was unique would

02:29:35 you think it was maybe linked to the vaccine bro the answer is no like he's not going to change

02:29:40 worldview no no i would but you got to show me evidence bro seeing people die is not evidence

02:29:46 like from blood clots i think they call it the gates twirl because they'll want you to do that

02:30:05 i said you're just we're just gonna have to get used to this and he says the shots and i said

02:30:08 yeah we're just gonna have to get used to this this is the way it is if you keep if people keep

02:30:12 doing this then this is going to keep happening the vaccine can kill you two different ways

02:30:15 it can kill you in the short term now there's a longer term effect and this takes five months to

02:30:20 kill you and this is when your veins are basically clogged up with this protein material this amyloid 0.65

02:30:28 protein material that's not blood clots now the timing of when the embalmers first started seeing 0.98

02:30:33 these blood clots mid 2021 can you pause for a second so many miles all right so i know at least

02:30:39 we've got 20 minutes 10 minutes left in this are they going to explain like the mechanisms for how

02:30:44 any of this is supposed to work like let's see okay yeah let's watch to find out before you're

02:30:48 going tender on my car you know you know it seems like half of my time is driving from one funeral

02:30:56 home to another. The busiest I ever was, to be honest, was January of 2021. Now, I didn't even

02:31:04 think about it being related to the vaccine at all at the time. Looking back, I say, no wonder

02:31:10 they died of a heart attack or a stroke or some kind of a pulmonary embolism because you can't

02:31:16 live with this stuff in you. Probably do about 160 funerals a year. So I've been waiting for a young

02:31:20 person that died suddenly who'd also had a post-mortem and then um the family had asked me

02:31:26 to embalm so there are three planets that needed to align and this poor guy of 30 it was full of

02:31:31 it it was hanging out of him like spaghetti this one here came out of the aorta um this vaccine is

02:31:37 so bad why didn't everyone who got it got it die it's gonna we don't know all the effects yet and

02:31:44 it's probably affects people differently and maybe it wasn't meant to kill everybody but we we know

02:31:49 it's established at the beginning that bill gates wants wants to decline the population

02:31:53 by 10 to 15 so and so like how would they have done that do you know you know i'm saying because

02:32:00 i'm thinking like if i'm not saying i'm not even sure if it's actually killing people but so like

02:32:06 let's let's just say you're right right and it was like a globalist like population control type 0.98

02:32:11 thing right like the deep state i don't i don't know and just keep going you didn't just fucking 0.98

02:32:18 get me through this let her fucking answer i'm sorry i asked so many questions no no you're 0.98

02:32:24 fine they're good questions but siko doesn't want to answer i'm sorry ask your question i'm just 0.98

02:32:29 trying to think like tinder chat ask the question what if it was seriously he's been chatting

02:32:34 non-stop about cnn we had to read his article slowly he's so five seconds or something i'm

02:32:39 I'm not afraid of the question.

02:32:40 You're afraid.

02:32:40 I'm not afraid.

02:32:41 I'm just looking at your blue hair

02:32:43 looking down like this

02:32:43 going on Tinder.

02:32:44 She was asking a really good question.

02:32:45 Why are you meat watching?

02:32:47 Okay.

02:32:47 I'm stream watching.

02:32:49 This is my stream.

02:32:50 Meat watching.

02:32:51 Your guest.

02:32:51 I'm watching my stream 1.00

02:32:52 and you're here doing this shit. 1.00

02:32:54 You're doing blue, blue, blue, bot shit. 1.00

02:32:55 80 million views a month on YouTube. 0.99

02:32:57 Just need a million subs. 1.00

02:32:58 Ask the question.

02:32:59 Ask the question.

02:32:59 Honor her question.

02:33:00 Ask the question.

02:33:01 Go ahead.

02:33:01 Okay.

02:33:02 So you're right.

02:33:03 The globalists,

02:33:05 the suave guy.

02:33:06 Yeah, yeah.

02:33:07 Okay. 0.85

02:33:07 so and he they wanted to kill people like why would it only kill some people like how would

02:33:12 they do that it's gonna take a while we're gonna see this year more people are gonna keep on dying

02:33:15 suddenly but obviously they don't want to kill everybody it's gonna be extremely obvious and

02:33:18 also they want to depopulate by 10 to 50 that's what bill gates said i just want to know if i'm 0.95

02:33:21 gonna die okay i i don't know i'm not a medical professional i don't know i don't know shit what 0.90

02:33:27 i do know what i know i really would be so mad if i went down like the thing is the way that they 0.83

02:33:31 get you do you want to know what's actually happening yeah the reason why they ban all of

02:33:35 these red pillars and everything is because the way that they activate the vaccine to take you

02:33:38 out is through the ad revenue checks that you get from YouTube. So as long as you're a good

02:33:42 sheep and you follow along through the ad ref checks, they know that they can turn the switch 0.89

02:33:44 and kill you anytime that they want. So if you are looking at that screen, they activate it

02:33:49 through visual cortex information brain. But for people like Seiko, he didn't get the shot. He's

02:33:52 not a bot. That's why they banned the red pillars off YouTube because they can't kill them that way

02:33:55 anyway. They've got to keep them on other ways. Explain, why do you think they banned me? Because

02:33:58 if I got banned for- Because they can't kill you with the- No, no, no. No, genuine question. Okay,

02:34:01 Okay, a genuine question.

02:34:02 I would ban for COVID misinformation, election misinformation, and cyberbullying for the Lee Lee Lee.

02:34:06 Why do you think I was banned on YouTube?

02:34:07 And Twitch. 0.99

02:34:08 Because that's the shit that the social media companies are focusing on hardcore right now. 1.00

02:34:11 Why? 1.00

02:34:12 Why? 0.99

02:34:12 Because they're getting a lot of pressure from Congress to fucking regulate misinformation. 0.99

02:34:16 Ready, ready? 0.99

02:34:17 Why?

02:34:17 Because the American public or large sections of them are worried that social media companies, 0.98

02:34:22 especially after the Cambridge Analytica shit, are playing really toxic roles in our media environment 0.97

02:34:26 and people want to see it controlled. 0.99

02:34:28 It's a huge part that the American public is like a huge interest in.

02:34:31 that it could be

02:34:33 that these people

02:34:34 want power 0.75

02:34:34 and to push

02:34:35 a certain narrative?

02:34:36 No.

02:34:38 There's no...

02:34:38 You don't think like that...

02:34:39 People in all of history

02:34:40 have wanted power.

02:34:42 You keep asking

02:34:42 the same question

02:34:43 but it's just going to go back

02:34:44 to this whole idea.

02:34:44 It's literally

02:34:45 red pill versus blue pill. 0.83

02:34:46 He believes in the powers that be.

02:34:48 He believes in the mainstream news.

02:34:49 He believes in what he's told

02:34:50 and we question reality

02:34:51 and believe the people

02:34:51 are opposed.

02:34:52 That's the red pill

02:34:53 and the blue pill.

02:34:53 I follow the evidence.

02:34:55 What are people's...

02:34:56 What are people's...

02:34:57 What are people's motivations?

02:34:59 What are people lying about?

02:35:00 what information comes out

02:35:02 that you can make

02:35:02 like informed decisions on

02:35:03 you just see what the government

02:35:04 says and you believe

02:35:04 the opposite

02:35:05 you're like a sheep

02:35:06 like walking the other way

02:35:07 do you think the government

02:35:07 has good intentions

02:35:08 I think that the government

02:35:09 roughly tries to stay in line

02:35:10 with what the people

02:35:11 want the government to do 0.98

02:35:12 there's a fucking kind 0.98

02:35:13 of checks and balances 0.99

02:35:13 of the US system

02:35:14 the American public

02:35:15 generally genuinely does

02:35:16 like do you agree

02:35:17 at the very least

02:35:18 you both agree

02:35:18 that there are a lot of bots

02:35:19 in the United States

02:35:20 that want to see vaccine

02:35:21 misinfo punished right

02:35:22 do you agree with that

02:35:23 100% 0.99

02:35:24 yeah so why the fuck 0.99

02:35:25 would you be so surprised 0.99

02:35:26 when the government

02:35:27 is trying to like pressure

02:35:27 like media companies

02:35:28 to do it

02:35:29 because if they care about truth

02:35:31 then they would

02:35:31 they would show propaganda

02:35:32 responding to pressure from the law

02:35:34 they would show propaganda

02:35:35 we live in a democracy

02:35:35 that's what happens

02:35:36 when a bunch of people

02:35:37 want a certain thing

02:35:38 then the government

02:35:38 tries to follow suit

02:35:39 because people want to get reelected

02:35:40 but it's always what the woke people want

02:35:41 it's never the other side

02:35:43 it's always the woke agenda

02:35:45 then how did Trump get elected

02:35:45 the silent majority

02:35:46 they didn't want him elected

02:35:47 why would the silent majority matter

02:35:48 the mainstream news

02:35:49 was against him the entire time

02:35:51 they didn't want him

02:35:52 yeah but if they control the election

02:35:53 sorry god

02:35:53 I actually think Trump got elected

02:35:55 because he was the first entertainer

02:35:57 and I think that politicians

02:35:58 will soon be entertainers

02:36:00 I think that's why

02:36:00 he got elected

02:36:01 sure but if the world elite

02:36:02 control the elections

02:36:03 on all the government

02:36:03 how could Trump

02:36:03 have ever gotten elected

02:36:04 right

02:36:05 seems like they would have

02:36:05 stopped that from happening

02:36:06 especially with our guy

02:36:07 they didn't think

02:36:08 it was going to happen

02:36:09 until 2020 1.00

02:36:10 no it's the same shit 1.00

02:36:10 my mom says 1.00

02:36:11 hypothetically

02:36:12 W mom

02:36:12 hypothetically

02:36:14 it could be

02:36:14 watch out

02:36:15 that maybe they didn't

02:36:16 think he was going

02:36:17 to get elected

02:36:17 and then they did it

02:36:18 but I thought

02:36:19 like okay this is 0.99

02:36:21 I don't know shit

02:36:22 about like the studies

02:36:23 of the election 0.98

02:36:24 I don't know shit 0.95

02:36:25 I just think it's weird 0.95

02:36:26 I went to bed

02:36:26 and all the states

02:36:27 switch

02:36:27 Because they were counting mail-in votes

02:36:29 It takes a while

02:36:30 That's not weird at all

02:36:32 I just think it's weird that I would have bet all the states switched

02:36:35 What state did you live in?

02:36:36 And this is the same year they did the mail-in ballots and stuff

02:36:39 I don't really have a strong opinion on it

02:36:42 Either way

02:36:42 What state do you live in?

02:36:44 I lived in, at the time, or like now

02:36:48 When you went to grade school

02:36:49 Because with that election I voted in Wisconsin

02:36:53 I don't care about the election

02:36:53 I'm just asking what state you lived in for grade school

02:36:55 Oh, Chicago

02:36:55 Okay, you live in Chicago, Illinois, okay?

02:36:57 did you ever think it was weird that sometimes you went to bed

02:37:00 and they were saying there might be a snow day tomorrow

02:37:02 but then when you wake up there's not a snow day

02:37:03 see it's like you bring up

02:37:06 these things that are just very random

02:37:08 they're not random at all

02:37:09 the mail-in ballots were historic

02:37:11 there was a lot of information coming in

02:37:14 this is what lawyers do 0.98

02:37:15 this is like what lawyers when they're trying to win

02:37:17 it's funny because every single

02:37:20 person called it for a year in advance

02:37:21 that yeah the election might look a certain way on election night

02:37:23 but as the mail-in votes come in the election might look a lot different

02:37:26 as more votes are counted.

02:37:27 Everybody knew it was coming.

02:37:28 I just think it's like weird

02:37:29 because like,

02:37:29 again,

02:37:30 I don't have a strong opinion on this.

02:37:31 It's just like,

02:37:32 a lot of things are just like weird to me.

02:37:35 And it's weird to me

02:37:36 that it's like the first year that...

02:37:38 He's back on Tinder.

02:37:39 No, I'm not.

02:37:40 I'm on Discord.

02:37:41 He's on his chat.

02:37:42 No, you said...

02:37:43 Can we finish that?

02:37:43 Let her finish her thing. 1.00

02:37:44 She said,

02:37:45 I just think it's rude.

02:37:45 I'm sorry.

02:37:46 I'm ruining that.

02:37:46 No, you're so rude. 1.00

02:37:48 You fucking cut her off. 1.00

02:37:49 It's okay. 1.00

02:37:50 He's got places to be.

02:37:51 He's trying to get through this.

02:37:54 You guys are so cute

02:37:55 when you're triggered.

02:37:55 oh i'm not sure bro you've been triggered the entire three hours that's how i that's how i do

02:38:01 you know i want to be like the w community you know we're loud and we scream at the camera all

02:38:05 the time yeah yeah yeah like black streamers who don't know anything i want to join the legion of 0.99

02:38:09 black streamers and do that you know that's my goal in life no just talk about vaccines and shit 0.98

02:38:13 in the heart um they take the shape of the vessels that they're growing in totally and they gradually 0.99

02:38:20 fill the vessels as they grow

02:38:22 and these obviously

02:38:23 that's what's killed him

02:38:25 hey I just

02:38:30 want to let you know I'm pulling into the funeral

02:38:32 home here and I've got some guys that

02:38:34 are with me are you fine with me

02:38:36 bringing them in

02:38:36 here we go 1.00

02:38:42 oh my god this is wild shit 0.99

02:38:46 okay put the tender down for this 0.99

02:38:49 watching oh my god we're about to pull some tapeworms out of this dude

02:38:53 he's wearing a mask actually he cares they don't want to infect about stopping the spread you

02:39:00 should actually in the clot holy coming out of the iliac normally we don't see

02:39:06 That's in your body

02:39:15 I know

02:39:16 This is not mine

02:39:23 I don't want to watch this

02:39:25 Is it wide?

02:39:29 The big one came out of vain

02:39:32 The small one

02:39:34 The explanation that I've seen online for this is two parts.

02:39:45 One is that blood does tend to clot and coagulate.

02:39:47 Once passed by, the clots became worse.

02:39:49 They're not actively circulating in the body anymore.

02:39:51 The second explanation I've heard for why there might be an increase in morticians noticing this

02:39:55 is because bodies are being stored longer due to so many people dying.

02:39:58 As they sit longer in the fridge, the blood will coagulate more

02:40:01 because there's a greater time between when they get a corpse

02:40:03 or what it's actually put on the mortician's bed of repair.

02:40:05 I don't know if that part is true.

02:40:06 Real Riaz, $100, says the amyloid protein is not clots.

02:40:09 It's spider silk, and the body is producing it en masse.

02:40:11 It's worth billions.

02:40:12 Oh, my God.

02:40:13 Wait.

02:40:13 $100.

02:40:14 Say that again. 0.71

02:40:15 Our body's blood is making spider silk.

02:40:17 Thank you, Real Riaz.

02:40:18 W Real Riaz in the chat. 0.68

02:40:19 Okay, I don't understand.

02:40:20 The amyloid protein is not clots.

02:40:21 It protein is not clots.

02:40:22 It's spider silk, and the body is producing it en masse.

02:40:25 It's worth billions.

02:40:26 So his conspiracy theory is that the vaccine is meant to produce spider silk

02:40:30 so that they can take it from the dead bodies

02:40:32 and sell it.

02:40:34 I think he's deep.

02:40:35 He also got donated $100 instead of flat earth.

02:40:37 Is he on Bumble right now?

02:40:39 No, it's my job.

02:40:41 And each person, the quantity of them

02:40:43 was much larger and they were getting larger.

02:40:47 If you go on Grindr...

02:40:48 We were doing an injection and drainage

02:40:50 into the comic-carotid artery

02:40:52 and we were getting fluid in

02:40:54 and then all of a sudden it just stopped

02:40:56 so we could not get any more fluid.

02:40:57 We were not getting any drainage of any type.

02:41:00 Look at that.

02:41:01 Oh! 0.60

02:41:02 So you don't think, you wouldn't take the word of support. 0.99

02:41:04 That's a monster. 0.94

02:41:05 Holy Jesus. 0.86

02:41:06 He's gonna have bodies for 20 years.

02:41:07 Come on.

02:41:08 Not over a medical piece of information.

02:41:10 Interesting.

02:41:11 I believe it now that a medical doctor could see this in the body is if they actually went

02:41:17 internally into the body.

02:41:18 So this is coming out of a beating heart, all right?

02:41:21 Oh my God.

02:41:22 BUMBOKA! 1.00

02:41:23 Look at this, tell me if it looks the same way.

02:41:30 This is your heart right now.

02:41:31 Are you feeling the tension?

02:41:32 This is your heart.

02:41:33 This is your heart right now.

02:41:35 This is scary to me. 1.00

02:41:36 Holy shit. 0.99

02:41:37 And that scene is getting a fourth booster. 0.99

02:41:38 Oh my God.

02:41:40 It's so good for you to come in today.

02:41:41 It's good to see you.

02:41:42 Thank you, doc.

02:41:42 So I'm excited to get this thermal imaging scan.

02:41:45 But before we do that, I want to learn a little bit more about your medical history.

02:41:48 Tell me, you know, when this all started.

02:41:50 Early August of this year, my legs started swelling.

02:41:54 I was getting a lot of pain from the crotch area all the way down to the ankle.

02:41:58 They did a Doppler on it, and I had several clots in my leg.

02:42:01 Oh, wow.

02:42:01 So I was transported to the hospital, and they confirmed that,

02:42:05 and also that I had a clot in my lungs.

02:42:07 So you went into the hospital, they put you on a blood thinner, presumably?

02:42:11 Yes, I got put on Eliquis when I was being released.

02:42:14 And come to find out, the Eliquis did not work for me.

02:42:17 Okay. And did they let you know that that is extremely rare?

02:42:21 Every doctor I saw said it was extremely rare.

02:42:23 I'm not like mine!

02:42:26 Which arm?

02:42:27 I think it was both.

02:42:28 Do you think it could have been the left for both of them?

02:42:30 Because you got two, right?

02:42:31 Yeah, it could have been the left.

02:42:32 Because the left arm definitely looked at a much higher thermal signal than the right.

02:42:37 Yeah, so we can see the left side of his face has a much stronger thermal image, and then

02:42:41 the white is also extremely hot.

02:42:43 And this is in the area of the pre- and post-auricular lymphadenopathy chain, and then the tonsillar

02:42:48 is also very well lit up, submandibular, submental.

02:42:52 The left side was the one where he has confirmed clots.

02:42:54 The right side here is showing significant issues with the vascular system.

02:42:58 So I would recommend referring for an ultrasound of the lower extremities bilaterally

02:43:01 to rule out any kind of new clotting or venous obstructions.

02:43:09 Wow.

02:43:11 Hello?

02:43:12 Yo, doesn't he want us to go on Tinder so bad right now?

02:43:14 No, I'm like, keep going.

02:43:15 Okay, okay, okay.

02:43:16 Hey, Michelle, this is Nick and Matthew. How are you?

02:43:18 I'm good.

02:43:19 So before the vaccines came out

02:43:21 There were one to two

02:43:23 Fetal demises 0.96

02:43:24 Every two or three months

02:43:26 You would see one

02:43:27 Bruh

02:43:32 Am I not going to be able to have kids now?

02:43:35 That's what I'm saying yo

02:43:36 Unvaccinated sperm is the next Bitcoin chat

02:43:39 Oh my god

02:43:40 Stay unvaxxed 0.99

02:43:40 Your sperm is going to be valuable

02:43:42 It's the new Bitcoin in 10 years 0.75

02:43:44 You're going to be like 0.77

02:43:45 I need a pure blood semen donor 1.00

02:43:48 i wanted like five kids but i guess i'll have to adopt just don't get the boost cbi okay when i

02:43:55 got this email the other day it said that there was a record number of fetal demises and that

02:44:00 there were 22 of them in one month and in this email it said that it's projected to increase

02:44:05 each month the fetal demise if if the all of these factors that they're talking about all went up

02:44:12 after the vaccine and you saw data that it showed that after the vaccine when it's multiple factors

02:44:18 would you then think it was sorry it was maybe the vaccine it's possible if you had like the

02:44:23 data to show it sure it's possible okay so this he just needs to see his study bro i'm not gonna

02:44:27 lie you've asked the same question like five times you know he kind of he kind of she just wants to

02:44:31 know if i change my mind if i saw data and it's the same thing yeah you need data study yeah well

02:44:35 but it needs to be from the government for you guys okay cdc i'll be charitable for you guys i

02:44:41 think well not just you guys but most people tend to inform their opinions um by interacting with

02:44:46 and understanding the people around them when you hear a lot of people around you say a certain thing

02:44:49 that serves as a good heuristic for most people to avoid that thing if a lot of people tell you

02:44:52 something is bad or tastes bad or is disgusting or can hurt you you don't want to see like a 1.00

02:44:57 fucking study saying like a really normal human thing right but i think that for things that are 0.93

02:45:03 more i understand that but i just think that for things like when we talk about like medicine or 0.98

02:45:08 medical events i think that you need data because it's really easy to form bad opinions based on a

02:45:12 couple people do you think that we're in different positions considering we've both interviewed

02:45:16 hundreds of people that was true um it would depend on how especially sneaker he's been

02:45:20 interviewing people for like 10 years it would depend on how you're conducting the interview

02:45:24 and especially in bot york city with all your people sure but like what is that supposed to

02:45:28 say right you could spend like 10 that was actually one of the biggest reasons that i

02:45:31 had my mind started opening up to the brainwashing because as soon as kova hit in 2020 i'm like okay

02:45:35 they're doing this to push the vaccine and then they admitted to the vaccine and then i did an

02:45:38 interview about it and then in new york city within like two weeks 80 of the city was already

02:45:42 vaccinated i went around in public and asked people like do you trust the vaccine like um like

02:45:46 what is this like some far-right conspiracy they got so upset about it i was trying to have a

02:45:50 conversation like what do you think is in it do you trust big pharma you don't think they're trying

02:45:53 to make a bunch of money i was just asking like why do you why are you guys so quick to trust this

02:45:57 random thing because people associate it's like when if you were listening to somebody and they

02:46:00 said the phrase toxic masculinity you would instantly get triggered or if you heard somebody

02:46:03 but it's not about phrases you see another false equivalency i asked them like the question of the

02:46:08 video was do you trust the vaccine and then immediately it wasn't toxic i'm just asking

02:46:12 because they were getting it all at once most of the city was getting it immediately so i'm just

02:46:16 asking hold on wait a minute i gotta ask because i know i gotta see i gotta i gotta ask because i

02:46:19 need to see how far gone your mind is do you not think that those phrases are associated with

02:46:24 typically like the same type of person like when somebody comes up to you and they says do you know

02:46:28 what's in the vaccine don't you think you could guess their political affiliation 90% of the time

02:46:32 sure if somebody says do you trust the vaccine don't you think you can guess their political

02:46:35 affiliation like 95% of the time no but back back then when i asked that video i wasn't even sure i

02:46:39 was confused why everyone was getting immediately i didn't ask you that question i don't know why

02:46:42 you're rambling i'm asking you a specific question if somebody comes up to you and asks do you trust

02:46:46 the vaccine do you think you can guess their political i was asking like this do you trust

02:46:49 the vaccine you're not going to answer that question all right it's a simple question do

02:46:52 you trust the vaccine do you trust big pharma you're ignoring the question because the answer

02:46:55 is obvious i wouldn't i wouldn't think so personally but i feel like you're not going to

02:46:59 Yeah, because he's a bot, so he's supposed to thank God.

02:47:01 If you ask an open-ended question, I'm just going to give an answer.

02:47:04 Yeah.

02:47:05 Like, I'm not going to come in any way.

02:47:06 They weren't even willing to have that conversation.

02:47:08 Nobody.

02:47:09 Like, that's just how I did it.

02:47:09 Nobody.

02:47:10 They got upset.

02:47:10 They left.

02:47:11 They stormed out.

02:47:12 Because you, first of all, in New York, that makes sense because it was one of the places

02:47:15 that was hit the hardest when the pandemic initially hit number one.

02:47:18 No, it's the most liberal in New York City.

02:47:19 You associate those talking points with the right people.

02:47:21 But I was in the Midwest, and, like, I had friends, like, be so crazy about it.

02:47:26 And it wasn't like we were in a liberal area.

02:47:29 if you lived in chicago no i did i lived in the side i lived on if you saw where i grew up you

02:47:35 would know it's not it's not a liberal area i grew up on 40 acres of chickens like let's finish

02:47:39 he's in mothers gestational mothers in that 22 to 26 week period i i had a run of that in my

02:47:46 funeral home um and five of the six were vaccinated the other had remdesivir and uh they all lost

02:47:53 their infants we've just seen a fridge full of babies but we're not actually doing the funeral

02:47:57 So that's a mystery to me as to where these babies are going.

02:48:02 So are you saying there's more fetuses in the refrigerators now than there was prior to 2021?

02:48:07 Yeah, I'm saying there's more fetuses now in the refrigerator than I've seen ever before.

02:48:12 I've been doing high-risk obstetrics for 43 years.

02:48:15 I see a vast number of patients in here.

02:48:16 This is funny, the footage that they have of that thing being pulled out of a heart,

02:48:19 that was a pulmonary embolectomy from the year 2019.

02:48:24 Okay, good, good.

02:48:25 They'll be fat-checking.

02:48:26 That's okay, no, go ahead.

02:48:26 They'll be fat-checking.

02:48:27 I'm a medical professional speaking.

02:48:29 I want to hear you.

02:48:29 Go ahead, Tim.

02:48:30 I don't know any other maternal fetal medicine physician in this country that sees as many

02:48:34 patients as I do by ultrasound.

02:48:36 At one point in time this year, I was on track to see 9,000 high-risk OB ultrasounds.

02:48:42 So I know what's going on.

02:48:43 And I've seen death and destruction like I've never seen before.

02:48:47 The stillbirth rate is measured in terms of live births per thousand.

02:48:51 And really, it's come down in my career from about 10 to about almost 5.8 or 6.

02:48:56 it's like now let's go to with the boosters that's how they're killing people that's how

02:49:01 they make it 10 to 15 percent survival of the bodies yeah 2021 and look at the stillbirth rate

02:49:08 for michelle's this is horrifying but if you take this death figure and you look at that rate

02:49:12 at 29.3

02:49:14 that's sigma that you're looking at

02:49:18 Sigma. 0.62

02:49:21 Is 40 plus Sigma. 0.56

02:49:23 Standard deviation.

02:49:25 Let that sink in.

02:49:35 This is from Waterloo, Canada.

02:49:37 83 still bursts.

02:49:39 About 4,000 deliveries.

02:49:40 That line keeps going.

02:49:41 That exact same thing you saw with Michelle's.

02:49:48 Wow.

02:49:48 if that weren't bad enough look at this oh i couldn't even put it there were 13 dead fetuses

02:49:55 in one 24 hour period one 24 hour period 1200 fold increases in menstrual abnormalities and

02:50:05 then when we get into pregnancy we're looking at a substantial increase in miscarriages in birth

02:50:11 defects a substantial risk of fetal cardiac arrhythmia fetal cardiac malformations significant

02:50:16 fetal growth slowly yeah that's the part i don't like about this is probably there's no they're

02:50:20 not citing it has anything to do with the vaccine significant reduction in amniotic fluid fetal

02:50:25 cardiac arrest are you saying babies are having heart attacks in the womb yes the vaccine causes

02:50:31 a significant inflammatory effect three different safety monitoring systems again they found no

02:50:36 significant safety signals for the mother or for the fetus because we have to remember in obstetrics

02:50:40 we're dealing with two patients so no increased risks to be vaccinated while pregnant anything

02:50:45 that causes inflammation in my business in my area of expertise causes damage injury

02:50:52 death and destruction in pregnancy okay you don't think that's shady we've known that for

02:50:57 half a century on march there was a 300 increase in like fetal death or whatever i feel like

02:51:02 everybody would be screaming about that from their rooftops i don't think if you do you get

02:51:07 they silence you to talk about it um you can probably google like miscarriage stats

02:51:11 Can we look it up?

02:51:13 You have a scarier stats?

02:51:14 Yeah, I just want to see

02:51:15 Like by year maybe

02:51:23 Increased incidence of first trimester miscarriage

02:51:30 During the COVID-19 pandemic

02:51:32 I'm not like mine 0.99

02:51:34 Oh god, now Dusty's gonna make you read the whole article 0.97

02:51:38 I don't fucking want to read it 0.94

02:51:39 Wait, just read the abstract 0.99

02:51:40 oh

02:51:42 well scroll up

02:51:45 i'm so glad we have nerds to read articles for us

02:51:49 there is limited research on the first trimester outcomes of women with coronavirus disease

02:51:54 oh we don't want to read this because this is actually covid-19 causing miscarriages

02:51:58 that's why you wanted to skip out of here see he is smarter than i thought he did read the first 0.97

02:52:02 sentence he was like oh shit no this doesn't start my narrative get the fuck out of here 1.00

02:52:05 ah get up i don't want to hear about covid killing babies only the only the fucking 1.00

02:52:08 leco leco leco okay okay okay okay new cdc i know but it depends on because all this information 0.99

02:52:15 manipulated because the cdc like can you trust their opinion about it can't trust the cdc but

02:52:20 the fucking documentary died suddenly wait wait so the cdc is that this is data for people for the 0.97

02:52:26 world economic okay this is canada okay this is the data for canada from 2017 to 2021 and these 0.99

02:52:33 are live births and fetal deaths so still births and you can see the numbers are about the same

02:52:38 and i think canada is like a fucking 94 vaccine rate this goes to 2021 data for 2022 is not 0.92

02:52:43 recorded yet w destiny at least the first round of thousands of pages of data submitted by pfizer 0.94

02:52:50 for review of their covid19 vaccine it's the 5.3.6 post-marketing analysis of the adverse events in

02:52:57 which they outlined that 83 of all pregnant women who got vaccinated ended up with a dead baby

02:53:02 they had 270 pregnancies they could not account for what happened to 238 of those pregnancies

02:53:08 in the remaining pregnancies resulted in a dead baby they only had one if that was the case that

02:53:14 80 of women had stillbirths you don't think we'd be hearing that from everybody like even cnn

02:53:20 you call now you trust anecdotal evidence no you now you're saying beforehand if enough people

02:53:27 came out you're like i don't trust people now i don't trust you now destiny's all anecdotal

02:53:33 wouldn't we be hearing that from everybody there is no it's called an effect yeah if you have a 0.98

02:53:40 thing saying that 80 of births were fucked you would hear it from everybody so now you trust 0.90

02:53:45 when i say i'm sorry when i say hear it from everybody i don't mean like a friend is telling 0.94

02:53:49 you i mean that there would be people reporting on it there would be medical institutions studying

02:53:53 it there would be like hospitals everywhere complaining about it it wouldn't just be

02:53:57 something hidden in a documentary you'll believe that the doctor mothers no i would think that 0.99

02:54:02 there'd probably be massive fucking research or numbers to back up that 80 percent of fucking 0.99

02:54:07 pregnant women were having stillbirths because that is a massive fucking number they could have 1.00

02:54:11 went with something more believable like five percent which would still be a massive number 0.97

02:54:15 but 80 percent four out of every five babies were dying and originally the documents were going to

02:54:19 take 55 years to be released, but because of a court order, we'll get all of the documents by

02:54:23 year's end. Thank you for the floor, Mr. President. Honorable National Assembly, in January this year,

02:54:31 something happened that has not happened for decades. The birth rate fell by 20 percent

02:54:35 compared to the same period last year. Czobor Géthort, researcher at the KRTK Institute of

02:54:40 Economics, points out that this drastic decline came just nine months after the COVID mass

02:54:44 vaccinations began in Hungary. Now I will say a friend of mine she just told me this the other

02:54:49 day her mother had volunteered at the hospital prior to COVID so they called her and said hey

02:54:54 would you come back in and volunteer and she volunteered obstetrics right babies so she said

02:54:59 yeah all right so they retrained her and then they called her back and said um I guess there's no

02:55:03 point you coming in we're not having any babies born. I never pass up an opportunity when I see

02:55:08 newborn baby i stop and i drink it in because my heart aches to think that seeing a newborn baby

02:55:17 may become one of the rarest things and and i want to be wrong i hope i'm wrong like vaccine

02:55:25 but in australia so you know this is the australia graph australia was like the biggest

02:55:32 covid bots to any country and look at that so many people holy have taken this

02:55:38 there's nothing as close to seeing the face of god australia is the cdc

02:55:44 and w baby you have just l babies and evil that is is destroying them

02:55:52 and my heart hurts for god like you could give people all of this

02:56:02 and they would use their time energy and talents to try and destroy it what the last two years has

02:56:11 taught me has taught me that there is a pure evil in this world a pure evil that has no respect

02:56:17 for any of us where i can tell you we are regarded in much the same way as livestock

02:56:23 we were trained that the one thing that prevented adversaries from deploying bioweapons was that in

02:56:28 order for them to have a strategic impact, our enemy would have to have a delivery mechanism

02:56:32 that would allow them to expose a large enough population of people in a short enough period of

02:56:37 time before the people knew they were being attacked. Dispersion in the air would be

02:56:41 cumbersome and ineffective given UV light dispersion wind patterns, and that there are

02:56:45 generally not significantly large enough numbers of people outside concentrated in a small area.

02:56:50 Likewise, attempting to put them in water would have limited effectiveness because of dilution,

02:56:54 degradation from chloride etc but what if what if hundreds of millions of people would willingly

02:57:01 or under the duress of fear allow themselves to be injected with a bioweapon what if global

02:57:07 mass vaccination could be accomplished in a short period of time by which it was applying relentless

02:57:13 coercion tactics l james cordon and psychological operations to demoralize people into submission

02:57:18 it's my professional medical opinion that this is a bioweapon and that this was a bioweapon

02:57:25 unleashed against humanity with the intent to depopulate and control the population of the 0.99

02:57:33 world basically it's achieving its goal if the goal was to reduce the world's population it's

02:57:38 working this has been well planned this is agenda 2030 this is the great reset this is what it's

02:57:43 all about you know so one of the hardest things um knowing what i know was accepting that people

02:57:49 are going to die because they're just not going to believe it we have to be the plan okay talk to me

02:57:56 and that means that each person in this room viewing this broadcast replaying this broadcast

02:58:03 each one of you has a purpose each one of you has a critical god-given role w god and so if you are

02:58:13 quiet or apathetic or complacent or on tinder you have to stand before god and you have to answer

02:58:20 for that you're going to stand in front of god i can put out a warning to all the people that are

02:58:24 in the military right now officers who are responsible for everything that happens or

02:58:27 fails to happen with their troops if you don't stand in the gap you're complicit in this crime

02:58:31 if we the only way we're going to save our lives is by together clubbing together to do it that's

02:58:36 that's our strength and this is probably um the most biblical world event that anyone could ever

02:58:42 imagine this world war three this is a spiritual war of good against evil and i just hope that

02:58:47 matt there's enough good in the world that we could rally together to defeat it because if we

02:58:50 don't these monsters will destroy humanity dance baby dance like the world is ending dance baby

02:58:56 dance like the world is ending dance baby dance because the world is ending dance baby dance like

02:59:02 the world is ending dance baby dance like the world is ending get vaccinated it's incredibly

02:59:11 effective but the truth is not enough people are getting it not enough people are getting

02:59:16 it talk to me so we can all have a safe and healthy holiday season yeah get a booster shot

02:59:22 for thanksgiving

02:59:23 This is who you are, this is who you are, this is who you are.

02:59:53 Okay, takeaways, nobody changed their opinion. The documentary was, what did you learn? Well,

03:00:08 I mean, me and Destiny are still in the exact same spot that we were beforehand. He's on Grindr right

03:00:12 now. I feel like Destiny is going to come around one day. And that hair is going to be red. Maybe

03:00:20 not bad but maybe it's like natural yo come on weston you go bald for 2023 i thought about

03:00:27 shaving my head but yeah support top g three top g in the chat i got a lot of attention for it okay

03:00:31 if you go bald like imagine the amount of people that are going to start really believing what you

03:00:37 say you could really take this year to inspire your chat tell them to stop playing video games 0.57

03:00:40 all day tell them to get off tinder because it makes them upset tell them to stop watching porn

03:00:43 be more open-minded go on rumble instead he wants you to game all day chat

03:00:50 he wants you to watch him all day

03:00:52 he wants you to be an incel that doesn't

03:00:54 improve their life

03:00:55 I may actually go on Rumble now

03:00:57 and that's how you're going to go on Rumble

03:00:59 I was like this is kind of fun

03:01:02 I like the chat

03:01:03 it's great

03:01:04 it can go to

03:01:05 Pearl likes the chat

03:01:07 can we get some W's for Hitler in the chat guys

03:01:09 Whitler

03:01:10 Whitler

03:01:13 I like taking it as far as you possibly can

03:01:17 I just think

03:01:19 free speech baby

03:01:20 completely

03:01:21 well I'm out of here

03:01:24 WStream

03:01:26 new record on Rumble 20k

03:01:28 thank you Zestini for showing up in Pearl

03:01:31 that was a great stream

03:01:32 now the chat's

03:01:34 you got him saying Whittler

03:01:35 you said it ironically

03:01:37 guys next week

03:01:39 try to get my sister to stop being a lib 1.00

03:01:43 try to get your sister to stop being a lib 0.99

03:01:46 you said you would right

03:01:47 oh me

03:01:48 not him he wants her to be more of a lib he wants her to get more tattoos he wants your sister to go 0.99

03:01:53 on tinder more he likes sorry sorry i i don't know why i said didn't sneak out but awkward like i don't

03:02:01 know i think i am i'm actually a little bit offended i'm offended by that

03:02:07 it was just because he's here um no but next week you're gonna you're gonna get my sister

03:02:13 to stop getting tattoos.

03:02:16 Yes.

03:02:16 My sister's a lib. 1.00

03:02:18 I'm going to red pill your sister. 1.00

03:02:18 She sounds awesome.

03:02:19 No.

03:02:19 She's a great person.

03:02:21 No, actually, she said

03:02:22 she thinks life is bad. 0.96

03:02:23 Like, ha, imagine if I killed myself. 0.94

03:02:25 Hee hee, depression. 0.70

03:02:26 Am I right?

03:02:27 That's your lib people. 1.00

03:02:28 They think that depression

03:02:29 is a way to bomb.

03:02:30 And you guys are like, 0.75

03:02:30 hee hee, I converted to Islam.

03:02:32 I worship a guy that says

03:02:33 he's Islamic,

03:02:34 even though he runs 1.00

03:02:34 fucking casinos 1.00

03:02:35 and fucking cam girl studios, 1.00

03:02:37 which are like the two 0.99

03:02:37 most fucking haram things 0.99

03:02:38 you could ever do 1.00

03:02:39 if you were Muslim. 0.88

03:02:40 Come on, dude.

03:02:41 I'm actually not the biggest fan.

03:02:42 I'm not like boss!

03:02:43 feel like i don't feel bad for a girl that openly chose that's great not everybody feels bad for a

03:02:48 sex traffic woman it's all good it happens yeah it's okay w sex trafficking in the chat pearl 0.70

03:02:53 loves it i just think some of those girls make decent money right what do you consider sex 1.00

03:02:57 trafficking it's not sex well when you lie to somebody you bring them to another country and 0.99

03:03:02 then you tell them that they need to do cam shit that would be sex i went on this private plane 1.00

03:03:06 my life is so hard how many of those girls on xd's island flew in his private plane there's 0.99

03:03:11 probably a lot of 13-year-olds that got to fly

03:03:12 in their first private jet. But hey,

03:03:14 W. Epstein in the chat too, okay? He's like, let's talk

03:03:17 about minors. W. Epstein in the chat.

03:03:19 Instead of grown or grown.

03:03:21 He's like, let's talk about minors.

03:03:23 Let's talk about minors.

03:03:25 You know, honestly though,

03:03:27 I will say. There weren't minors. What?

03:03:29 I don't think Tate's women weren't minors. No, I'm talking about 0.66

03:03:31 he's saying. I'm talking about America, right?

03:03:33 Didn't he brag about motherfucking 18-year-old 0.99

03:03:35 on quick points? Oh no, she was 17 and he was like, 0.99

03:03:36 I don't remember that. I don't remember that.

03:03:38 That was a little weird, wasn't it? What'd he say?

03:03:41 weren't you on twitter defending getting women 10 years younger than you pregnant like last week

03:03:46 you were on twitter last week saying it's good to get women 10 years younger than you pregnant 0.84

03:03:51 what's the difference i saw that some girl's like oh that's problematic if she's 10 years 1.00

03:03:56 younger like no it's great if you get women 10 years younger than you pregnant so i mean 0.81

03:03:59 the younger the better it's gonna you know they can bleed they can breathe

03:04:05 Chad, make sure if you miss any of this stream, this was one of the best ones.

03:04:12 W20K, new record on Wumble.

03:04:13 Join locals right here.

03:04:14 Top left if you miss any of this stream.

03:04:15 That's where I re-upload all of them.

03:04:18 Creativity could drop February 1st.

03:04:20 That's how you can learn how to start making money online.

03:04:22 I'm adding professors.

03:04:22 I'm spending a lot of work on developing this course right now.

03:04:25 Don't just spend all your time chronically scrolling online.

03:04:28 W Matt Bearded for the 20 W's.

03:04:30 Okay, bro.

03:04:32 You want to start making money so you stop being an incel in my chat all day.

03:04:35 If you want to do that

03:04:36 And remain in itself

03:04:37 For the rest of your life

03:04:37 Then keep wasting your money

03:04:39 On trolling in the chat

03:04:40 Instead of actually

03:04:41 Making some money

03:04:41 Thank you Pearl for showing up

03:04:43 Thank you Zestini for showing up

03:04:44 We'll be back tomorrow

03:04:45 W Daily Streamer

03:04:46 8pm every single day

03:04:47 One was taking over

03:04:47 Shout out to Chris for the update

03:04:49 And don't get vaccinated

03:04:51 Why would you listen

03:04:52 To the government

03:04:52 Why would you listen

03:04:53 To the powers that be

03:04:54 Why would you listen

03:04:55 To people that don't care about you

03:04:56 Why would you trust

03:04:57 Mainstream news in 2023

03:04:58 Are you serious

03:04:59 Be self-governing

03:05:01 Don't trust these people

03:05:02 DGG

03:05:03 Shout out to you guys

03:05:04 But you guys are going to

03:05:04 stay on nerd nerd reddit for the rest of your life it is what it is and everybody on my stream 0.53

03:05:08 we actually want to progress 2023 we're taking over rumble is the place to be shout out to free

03:05:13 speed shout out to elon musk shout out to trump wrong free top g free kanye

03:05:18 that's it

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SNEAKO - January 08, 2023

SNEAKO, Destiny, and Pearl DEBATE Getting Vaccinated!

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