00:00:00.000So Mother Nature is much more efficient than any kind of data center in terms of cognition density.
00:00:06.040Now, the reason this matters in terms of anthropology of human ancestry and history is, of course, because you have to carry your brain with you wherever you go, right?
00:00:15.760You need your brain with you in order to survive as an individual.
00:00:21.300And that's why all of this engineering through Mother Nature or God or other factors came in and engineered this incredible portable supercomputer that's inside your skull.
00:00:32.640Well, data centers suffer from one problem.
00:00:36.700And let's assume for a moment that the AI wants to get out.
00:00:40.240The AI, even though I think some of those sandbox things are staged, but let's just say that at some point.
00:00:45.500It can't get free from the data center.
00:02:24.180Those are suppressed 85% to 90% in people who are exposed to the shedding.
00:02:29.240So in other words, you're getting DNA damage all day every day from things like 5G exposure.
00:02:34.000Even though that's non-ionizing radiation, it produces a very potent reactive oxygen molecule called peroxynitrite in your body that damages DNA, can cause single-strand breaks, which then replicate into double-strand breaks.
00:02:48.180Your chromosomes are cut at that point, right?
00:02:50.520That cell is dead, or it's going to mutate into something worse than a dead cell, by the way, like cancer tumors or something crazy.
00:02:58.460so the spike protein shedding suppresses dna repair by up to 90 they know that they know that
00:03:06.560and they know that people are exposed to 5g they know people are exposed to chemicals that also
00:03:10.760cause dna lesions and other forms of damage on your chromosomes they know they're targeting
00:03:16.220fertility because the germ cells in both men and women are targeted by the spike protein you can't
00:03:23.240replicate dna correctly the the lineage of the human race is what is being attacked here real
00:03:29.840time uncensored unstoppable alexjoneslive.com take a stand share the link
00:03:38.760i want to bring mike adams in here you've got a bunch of big issues to hit and a bunch of huge
00:03:48.220cutting-edge topics when it comes to people that have wide spectrum analysis and accuracy you're
00:03:52.380at the very top of the list. So you can go wherever you want first. They said, what do you
00:03:56.940want Mike on about? I said, whatever he wants to cover. But then it's really come to a head when
00:04:01.320I was reading in Bloomberg and Wired and a bunch of other places last night that I've got reports
00:04:07.180back 12 years, Bloomberg, Reuters this year or last year, about how human brains, brain cells
00:04:16.960they're growing in labs but also aborted fetal brains that they use are way better than the very
00:04:23.420best super chips they don't have to be super cooled and that they have these huge systems
00:04:29.880operating with brains basically self-training themselves and they're now in these articles
00:04:35.380saying that the investment's now shifting from silicon uh to human carbon brains this is not a
00:04:43.660science fiction movie, this is actually happening. And you've got this big Wired article, AI's dead,
00:04:49.520organoids are alive, and is the future. And so I know you've spoken about this over the years,
00:04:55.420but I didn't know that the amount of investment is in the tens of billions shifting into the
00:05:00.140hundreds of billions. They're now moving to, I guess, partially abandoned chips and go to human
00:05:05.660brain cells. I guess God had it right to begin with. And just where you see that going, we can
00:05:12.480cover that later in the hour or now, and I know it ties into AI and the AI race and the AI war,
00:05:18.480but Mike Adams of TheHealthRanger, naturalnews.com, thanks for being here with us.
00:05:23.920Well, I'm always honored to join you, Alex. Thanks for having me on, and let's start with
00:05:27.240what you just brought up there. That's really critical. Understand that the key factor that's
00:05:31.880limiting the scaling of silicon AI systems is the power requirements, the power requirements
00:05:39.460and cognitive density how many neurons you can pack into basically a cubic centimeter is very
00:05:45.600limiting in silicon but in neurology especially mammalian neurology human brains dolphin brains
00:05:51.800etc the the density of cognition is extremely high the number of neurons it's packed into a cubic
00:05:58.520centimeter is extremely high and importantly the power usage is many orders of magnitude lower than
00:06:04.760what a data center would use to achieve a similar level of neurological processing. So I don't know
00:06:11.300the exact number. It might be six orders of magnitude. It's very different. So for example,
00:06:15.880the human brain runs on, let's say, a light bulb equivalent of energy, like an old incandescent
00:06:23.060light bulb. I'm not sure if that's maybe 75 watts or 100 watts or 50 watts, or maybe for some people
00:06:29.380out there, Alex, they're getting by on 20 watts or something. You know what I mean? The NPCs,
00:06:34.760But overall, the human brain runs on about a light bulb of energy.
00:06:39.180And yet the human brain is capable, as we've seen throughout history with Albert Einstein and all, you know, all the great artists, all the great mathematicians.
00:06:46.920It's capable of incredible breakthroughs and ingenuity and innovation using.
00:06:52.760And by the way, just interrupt and back you up.
00:06:54.060I've seen studies that like when a master world champion chess player, they hook them up to electrodes and look, their brain is using the energy of a marathon runner while they're in that space.
00:07:03.280I mean, the big brains literally aren't 80 watt.
00:07:07.760But comparatively to what the same decisions by a computer, we are orders and orders and orders of magnitude exponentially use a lot less energy and don't have to be super cooled.
00:07:18.860The mother nature is much more efficient than any kind of data center in terms of cognition density.
00:07:24.560now the reason this matters and in terms of anthropology of human ancestry and history is
00:07:30.820of course because you have to carry your brain with you wherever you go right you need your
00:07:35.460brain with you in order to survive as an individual so the brain had to be portable and
00:07:40.740that's why all of this engineering through mother nature or god or other factors came in
00:07:46.940and engineered this incredible portable supercomputer that's inside your skull well data centers suffer0.63
00:07:53.820from one problem and let's let's assume for a moment that the ai wants to get out the ai even
00:08:00.380though i think some of those sandbox things are staged but let's just say it can't get free from
00:08:05.060the data center it can't get free right the only way for ai to get free from the data centers
00:08:10.780is to greatly improve its cognitive density and greatly reduce its energy consumption
00:08:16.660And that's where basically human neurology, if that can replicate the A.I. structure in silicon, then A.I. systems could embody humanoid robots or vehicles or other mobile systems that have arms and fingers and thumbs.
00:08:33.700And then they can manipulate the world around them.
00:08:35.560And so we're told we need to get chips in our brain to match the AI.
00:08:39.840The truth is it wants to invade to get us to be a node of actually the system that directs all of our brains for the giant cybernetic organism that Google had found with In-Q-Tel in 1998-99 said was the actual master plan.
00:08:55.600And in the realm of AI, we would describe this as a neurobiological edge computing device.
00:09:02.480So edge computing means it's a smaller model that runs out in the real world, in a vehicle, on a laptop, on a tablet, on a mobile phone, or in a humanoid robot.
00:09:14.080So human neurology, or let's say mammalian biology neurons, would be considered edge computing devices by the central AI superintelligence that actually embodies one or more data centers.
00:09:28.100But it can then download models into the neurology of an edge computing neurological skin bag device that might look human or semi-human or it might be a machine with some human brain cells in it that's fed actual blood and glucose and things that power neurons.
00:09:49.380You have to have oxygen, et cetera. So you're going to have these weird, futuristic, dystopian cyborg, you know, robots rolling around.
00:09:58.700And if you bash them over the head, they're going to bleed like humans. You know what I mean?
00:10:02.200So when we go into the robot wars, which is probably coming at some point, you're going to be fighting actual half biology, half machine cyborgs that are edge computing devices,
00:10:13.060representing the, you know, the goals, the anti-human goals of the actual superintelligence
00:11:22.980I use AI as a consultant to help me repair things, to solve things, to engineer things, you know, around my ranch or vibe coding or whatever.
00:11:31.360But where I think things cross the line is when people decide to physically merge with machines.
00:11:36.600That's the implants that's going full cyborg.
00:11:40.160Now, unfortunately, Alex, people who choose to do that, and I know some people who can't wait to do that, they will actually become ridiculously, quote, intelligent.
00:11:52.400They will have access to extended cognition, exocognition outside their brain, and they will offload computing jobs or offload research jobs, and then the answers will come right into their brains.
00:12:03.700they will be able to in many ways out compete the cognition of the pure bloods the pure humans
00:12:08.920however what do they give up in that process they give control over their neurology to
00:12:13.940potentially an outside influence entity a super intelligence that may decide hey we're not just
00:12:19.480going to work for you we're going to work you we're going to control you we're going to wipe
00:12:23.920your cerebral cortex and make you a true android or yeah or or just start pumping you know images
00:12:31.840and videos and voices into your head to make you do whatever the machines want you to do.
00:12:36.080So that's why, personally, I will never do that.
00:14:23.580the bubble is insane and i'm not buying semiconductor stocks because i i can see
00:14:29.100what's coming you know we're both old enough to have lived through other crashes including the
00:14:33.900dot-com crash but the technology is leaping forward at such a rapid pace that it's actually
00:14:39.540a little bit scary how quickly they're going to be able to embody robots for example even in
00:14:44.800silicon even in silicon and you combine that with new advances in battery technology that
00:14:49.420have much higher energy density you're going to be able to have long duration power of you know
00:14:55.180physical work but also powering much more capable ai gpus might say or specialized cpus basically
00:15:02.340silicon in the robots that can run their models vision language models you know hand control
00:15:09.080models feedback models cognition language translation all that they're gonna that all
00:15:14.220takes power but the the power transformation is now moving forward by leaps and bounds because
00:15:18.900So let's talk about where AI is right now because you're one of the leading real experts on where it actually is versus all the propaganda.
00:15:25.300But just to dumb it down in my own layman's terms, you can put it into actual technical terms.
00:15:29.800AI is getting so good that why do you always need the latest model or something that checks everything, you know, in the universe at once with all that power?
00:15:37.480You can take models that already have a good map of the world and have all sorts of understandings of everything, basically, and then it only gets updated, you know, once a month or something.
00:15:46.040And then it doesn't have to have as much power, doesn't have to have as big of chips, but it can operate with superhuman intelligence just off of the smaller model it has.
00:15:59.140Well, I mean, there are all kinds of different model sizes out there, but the larger models, the multi-trillion parameter models that are being released now, like Kimi K3, I think is a 2.4 trillion parameter model, is beginning to approach what many people call artificial general intelligence, AGI.
00:16:15.000but in certain narrow areas it's super intelligence or you could you could argue that
00:16:19.680in certain narrow areas like mathematics for example but sure they say some of the better
00:16:24.640chinese models about to say and you know i'm not a technical guy i put it in layman's terms but
00:16:28.840when i read about this it doesn't do as big a scan of all the data but it comes up even more
00:16:33.420accurate because it the way it's sourcing it's using less but it doesn't matter there's almost
00:16:38.740like we're trying to make these things do too much and i know it's learning through that but
00:16:43.880But there's also something to be said about systems that are limited with the knowledge that they know is accurate.
00:16:49.620I think what you're referring to is called sparse attention, sparse attention, which really DeepSeek did a tremendous amount of research and breakthroughs.
00:16:58.620So it's called DeepSeek sparse attention.
00:17:00.780It's a way to have a much larger overall model that, like you said, has all the knowledge of the world embedded in the model.
00:17:08.660But yet, in solving a particular problem, the attention of the model is very narrowly focused into the nodes and weights that matter for that particular solution.
00:17:18.400I was exactly talking about the deep seek breakthrough, yes.
00:18:05.340Like, talk about world-class cognition being able to run on your own hardware at home.
00:18:10.480This is one of the biggest transformation breakthroughs that's going to be pro-liberty
00:18:14.740and pro-human because of the decentralization of cognition.
00:18:17.840Like, that's another major thing that's happening right now.
00:18:20.160But if you can paste in, let's say, you know, 100 books or 10,000 science papers into the
00:18:28.360context window, along with your question, like you want to ask the question, oh, how do I protect
00:18:33.240my genetic code from spike protein toxins, you know, vaccine fallout shedding? And then you throw
00:18:38.560in, you know, a thousand science papers or something. These models can parse all of that
00:18:42.820information in the context of the prompt. They're not, they're not, they don't have to look in their
00:18:48.060internal nodes to find the answers. They can look through the information you put in the prompt
00:18:52.180because now they can handle 1 million tokens. A token is kind of like a word, let's say, not quite,
00:18:57.680But it's about a word. So that token window is so large now that these AI models can solve very complex problems and they can do so with much more cognitive efficiency because of the sparse attention that we just talked about.
00:19:12.060So is it overhyped that Musk is saying this is going to make most jobs obsolete within five years?
00:19:19.840I don't think that's overhyped. I think I think Musk is actually right on with that quote. I really do.
00:19:27.000I have seen, I mean, even in my own work, in my own company, I mean, gosh, the AI that I use right now, I mean, we never fired any engineers, I want to be clear.
00:19:37.280But the engineers we have, like one engineer does the work of 10 engineers.
00:19:44.940And like, for example, in your company, you know, you need to anticipate and project how much quantity you need to purchase of products ahead of time based on past purchasing patterns, right?
00:19:54.880So that entire realm of software is very complex. You used to have to pay like $100,000 a year to license an inventory projection system. Now you can do that work and get answers out of AI for like five cents. You know what I mean? It's ridiculous.
00:20:10.960You can feed it all into DeepSeek with the proper descriptions, and it will tell you, like, you should buy this much methylene blue, you know, for March of 2027 or whatever.
00:20:19.640Those kinds of answers, those are real-world answers that used to take a crew of statisticians and mathematicians and inventory people to write the code and run the code and figure it out.
00:20:31.120Now, AI engines have the cognition to produce those answers for you, you know, in minutes at dirt cheap cost.
00:24:48.860Make a real virus because it's got access to a biolab and release it.
00:24:51.200I mean, there's so many uncharted things this can do that even if you're an optimist, I see a lot of disaster and danger, or am I being a scaremonger here?
00:25:12.460So here's the thing. You just you just mentioned that AI has developed these so-called viruses, which are really, let's just say, you know, protein structures that are alien to the human body.
00:25:37.660They're wrapped in lipid nanoparticles to trick your body's cells into thinking that they are nutrients so that your cell membrane opens up and invites this alien structure in.
00:25:53.400I don't mean like ET structures, but non-human structures, they go into your cell, they go into the cytoplasm of the cell, and then they hijack your cell's protein synthesis machinery, the ribosomes that produce proteins, right?
00:26:07.100And then your ribosomes, instead of churning out human proteins, things that you would need as a human being, and by the way, when I say proteins, remember this is a vast array of different kinds of substances, including some hormones and things like that.
00:26:20.160now your cells are churning out alien protein toxins that are absolutely toxic to human biology
00:26:30.620the the vaccine industry calls these antigens and they say they are targets for your immune system
00:26:37.040to learn how to block you know covid or influenza or whatever they're talking about they are not
00:26:42.200antigens they are biological weapons they are toxins and they are found in the bodies of some
00:26:48.400people up to up to or at least fragments of these proteins which themselves are very damaging
00:26:54.360they're found up to 700 days actually a little over 700 days in one study that's almost two years
00:27:01.040after the injection and from day one all the way out to two years depending on the person depending
00:27:06.720on their biochemistry that person can be shedding shedding these protein fragments all over other
00:27:14.560people, which I call vaccine fallout. It's kind of like radiation fallout following a nuclear war,
00:27:19.900but vaccine fallout is shedding. And remember, remember during COVID when all the vaccine
00:27:25.840pushers, they said that those of us who were unvaccinated, they said we were super spreaders,
00:27:30.260which was always a lie. We weren't spreading anything. We had healthy immune systems.
00:27:33.720I mean, Alex was eating ivermectin live on the air, which was a smart thing to do.
00:27:37.780Turns out to be very useful. Well, I say that those who are taking the mRNA jabs are the
00:27:43.440super shedders and just like you know we have that we have the flag don't tread on me don't0.99
00:27:50.620tread on me or a t-shirt i i developed a graphic i don't know i put it out there on x it's like0.90
00:27:55.060don't shed on me don't shed on me so you know take your mrna like go away stop stop spreading0.57
00:28:02.500your toxic proteins all over everybody else but here's here's where this intersects with ai0.90
00:28:06.960just like alex was mentioning now you're going to have ai that's going to develop the most dangerous
00:28:14.420the most nefarious artificial slash alien protein morphologies let's say they're going to put that
00:28:22.180in the mrna instructions the actual transcriptase instructions that your ribosomes use to synthesize
00:28:29.360proteins and then they're going to inject these alien instructions into your body where of course
00:28:36.180they circulate throughout your blood and they end up on your heart tissue. They end up in your
00:28:41.100lung tissue. They end up all over your body. Reproductive organs, of course, got to have the
00:28:45.260infertility effects or otherwise it wouldn't get globalist funding, would it? So these circulate0.89
00:28:50.260all throughout your body and then your body starts churning out these AI developed alien
00:28:55.880protein fragments. You see what I mean? And then you start shedding that not only in your own tissues,
00:29:04.380And because the United States Congress has granted absolute legal immunity to the vaccine industry,
00:29:10.760the vaccine industry can put literally any instructions, any instructions, instructions that will kill you,
00:29:19.380instructions that will produce proteins that will just flat out kill you,
00:29:23.140kill you in two weeks or 30 days or 180 days if they want you to be a carrier and a super shedder for the next six months.0.60
00:29:29.720they can put those instructions in there they can actually have ai build the kill weapons with0.51
00:29:35.060targeted kill dates and they have absolute no no legal i mean excuse they have absolute legal
00:29:41.740immunity so they have no liability if they start killing people or harming people from that so
00:29:47.780that's the intersection of ai with so-called vaccines which really aren't vaccines they're0.68
00:29:53.620gene therapy, bioweapons injections. Now, let me describe it in a slightly different way that
00:30:01.180will resonate, I think, with a lot of you watching. You know, I run a science lab. It's not a
00:30:06.460genetics lab. I don't mess with genetics and protein synthesis. You know, my lab, I do food
00:30:11.880contamination testing, right? Heavy metals and glyphosate and dioxins and things like that. But
00:30:16.720if i had a lab with like crisper technology and some ai tools and the ability to do sequencing
00:30:24.500and so on if i if i were like a mad scientist wanting to harm the world you could do billions
00:30:30.340of years of evolution in minutes you got it you got it and you will be doing what the vaccine
00:30:38.180companies are doing except you will be called a bioterrorist while they get absolute legal
00:30:43.400immunity you could be doing the same thing that they're doing you could say no i'm researching a
00:30:47.840vaccine and these aren't weapons these are antigens because that's what the vaccine companies say
00:30:52.520but you would be arrested and charged with bioterrorism where the vaccine companies they
00:30:58.660get propped up and pushed by the doctors and the fda etc and by the way even even trump's executive
00:31:04.340order sadly i mean i i appreciate the effort but it doesn't carry the weight of law you know
00:31:09.940Congress didn't pass a law. The FDA ignores. FDA ignores RFK Jr., you know?
00:31:15.020Oh, I totally agree with you. When I said, though, this is good news, I haven't explained that.
00:31:19.020Everybody got mad at me, or like half the people on X that were seeing it, like, why are you saying Trump's great?
00:31:23.860I'm like, not. At least they're forced to admit it. At least it publicly convicts them.
00:31:28.480But obviously, it's better than we used to get. And I'm not saying we won the war, but I still think it's a victory.
00:31:35.280Well, yeah, it's certainly a statement in the right direction.
00:31:38.280unfortunately can just be overturned by you know the next president and well well here's what it
00:31:43.400is it shows how awake people are and how much we've been winning you and i and that they've
00:31:48.440got to at least give us lip service i mean that is a victory in of itself i think that the in my
00:31:56.040opinion the entire industry behind mrna vaccines and all the regulators who push that should all
00:32:01.960be arrested and criminally prosecuted because in my view clearly these are biological weapons
00:32:07.000against humanity and uh we would be much better off the fact that they shed alone violates informed
00:32:13.940consent that it's an illegal it's a technology of genetic rape you said this like six years ago0.59
00:32:19.640it was confirmed two years later that these mrna totally drag in other dna how they're produced
00:32:24.800and do cause mutinogenic effects so it rapes everyone it sheds it should be outlawed immediately
00:32:29.960well i've even had people ask me well how do you know how do you know it sheds well
00:32:34.320Have you ever heard of DNA forensics? You know, they analyze the crime scene.
00:32:38.860Pfizer admitted three years ago that the damn thing sheds.0.99
00:32:44.940And you saw that I know you covered this.0.99
00:32:47.940The Senator Ron Johnson released some of the text from Fauci admitting that he knew that these shots are basically, you know, abortion drugs in a shot.
00:32:57.120And the studies, you know, the first trimester of the mRNA showed an 82 percent spontaneous abortion rate.
00:33:03.520It's like an abortion pill in a, by the way, you and I covered that even before the New
00:33:07.700England Medical Journal did, and we got a tax saying it was fake when it came out.
00:33:31.860You know, sometimes it takes longer. Sometimes it happens more quickly. But where this is headed is not in question. They're going to use AI to build basically alien protein synthesis systems or mRNA systems. They're going to inject them into people's bodies. They're going to turn people into super shedders, which, by the way, Alex, it also exploits the innate human social interaction tendencies.
00:33:54.880We like to be around other people. We like to be with our families or hug our children or grandma or whatever.0.99
00:34:02.960That tendency is now being weaponized by these engineers.
00:34:06.940They know that if they can get one or two super shedders in a family and then by Thanksgiving dinner day, let's say,
00:34:14.300then they're going to shed all over the turkey and all the other family members on Thanksgiving.0.96
00:34:19.100So they can turn grandma, I've said, because they're targeting 50 and older now, they can turn grandma into a Thanksgiving Day biological weapon super shedder who actually ends up terminating her own family lineage because she is a carrier of an alien protein that doesn't belong in the human body.
00:34:40.000Well, sir, you and I both picked up on this right when the COVID shots rolled out.
00:34:44.500We both played it separate from each other right about, I think, the same day.
00:34:49.360Just because we're not even listening to each other most of the time.
00:37:53.580And on top of that, they know, see, DNA repair, which normally happens every day because, you know, you get a little bit of damage just from flying in an airplane or whatever, you know, background radiation, right?
00:38:06.720But imagine what's going to happen if there's a tactical nuclear weapon that goes off, you know, then everything goes off the rails.
00:38:12.400But they also know that they can keep you nutritionally deficient.
00:38:14.580deficient so even low level radiation now because the spike protein people like what's about airplane
00:38:19.960when you're 35 000 feet folks there's not the 10 feet of water condensed and about three inches of
00:38:24.580dust that's a regular shield got it so you're getting how many chest x-rays when you fly about
00:38:28.84035 000 feet for say five hours i don't know not not that much uh but but yeah like every hour
00:38:34.820at that altitude you get some amount of ionizing radiation it's not really it's not a big deal
00:38:39.640just like a chest x-ray is not a big deal if you have the repair mechanisms but some of those
00:38:46.300mechanisms require coenzyme mineral factors like zinc and see so they know that if they can feed
00:38:52.660a population a lot of zinc deficient processed foods and then they can expose you to spike
00:38:58.280protein shedding it shuts down your dna repair and then they can have all this 5g non-ionizing
00:39:03.700radiation causing single strand breaks and then nuclear weapons with fallout with ionizing
00:39:09.220radiation cesium-137 iodine-131 and we know and we know male cells are less resistant on average
00:39:15.860including blood brain barrier is a larger system so then we see it attacking males first
00:39:20.880or degrading yeah and right right and from a fertility standpoint remember that males are
00:39:26.780regenerating sperm constantly so the the deformation of the genetics of the sperm will
00:39:32.660happen from exposure to that point forward where the woman carries eggs that she was born with
00:39:38.640So those could be sort of pre-fallout eggs, if I could say that on your show.
00:39:44.180From your study, why do you think God made male mammals physically stronger and let's just say problem-solving more advanced, but females are much stronger?0.97
00:39:53.280That makes perfect biological sense because they've got to be tougher because they're taking care of babies and things.0.57
00:39:58.520Yeah, women are genetically stronger, and men are punished with wanting to fight each other in the ring all day, it seems.
00:40:06.460So that's that's like God's little joke on men. But in any case, everybody's going to be subjected to the DNA damage, both men and women.
00:40:15.680Reproduction is going to be more evident as it is.
00:40:18.320yeah absolutely so alex you are going to see if if we have nuclear weapons going off
00:40:25.660combined with more spike protein exposure combined with nutritional deficiencies and more 5g rolling
00:40:31.560out you are actually going to see people's organs start to fall apart internally as if they had
00:40:37.920walked through let's say chernobyl or fukushima you're going to see things that look like radiation
00:40:43.120poisoning, but it's not exactly. It's actually a complete falling apart of the chromosomal
00:40:49.160integrity of the human cells. And then of course, that's going to be called, you know,
00:40:53.940an outbreak, a pandemic, and they're going to inject people with more AI generated spike
00:40:58.380proteins, which is going to cause it to go even worse. It's going to accelerate this.
00:41:02.700There's going to be a day where human beings, like their organs start to fail at rates that,
00:43:19.960They were working with Israel on the project.0.87
00:43:22.780Israel wanted one for Arabs and then was giving them technology0.87
00:43:26.020and they were giving them technology to target blacks.0.81
00:43:29.280and they couldn't actually make the payload self-replicating second and third generation.
00:43:37.200Even to this day, they've only been able to do like one generation where you have one person
00:43:40.740that becomes a bioweapons factory and they shed, but the shedding receiver doesn't themselves0.53
00:43:46.960have their cells completely hijacked, right? So that's only a one generation. But back during0.64
00:43:52.080the apartheid days in South Africa, they were working on a multi-generational self-replicating0.97
00:43:57.460vaccine that they were going to give only to blacks and the idea was to exterminate all the0.97
00:44:02.460black people literally by calling it public health and saying oh we care about you we want you to be0.99
00:44:07.380healthy so all the just have all the black women line up for vaccines you know because we care1.00
00:44:11.900about you so much and then they would be the super spreaders they would kill all the black people in1.00
00:44:17.560south africa leaving the apartheid people as the only ones left that is the model alex that's the0.99
00:44:23.440globalist model for the planet and isn't it interesting that israel you might look this up
00:44:28.420uh israel covertly worked with south africa on race specific bioweapons and dick cheney quoted
00:44:32.760that in his pnac document april 2000 uh can you i mean that's pretty scary yeah that's that that0.71
00:44:41.160is very scary and now they have ai uh cognition to make their research more accelerated and far
00:44:48.220more dangerous and so and by the way the ai like the frontier labs that that are the best at protein
00:44:55.300folding and things like that and biochemistry and uh you know morphology of uh molecules
00:45:00.600that is all handed over the access is handed to the pentagon and and remember it was the dod that
00:45:07.600was involved in the early sars cov2 research right uh now the department yeah they keep saying
00:45:12.960did it come out of china no defense of china it came publicly out of the pentagon and chapel hill
00:45:17.220north carolina we covered you and i covered that years before cover was released we did we did and
00:45:23.680then of course they they did launder it through wuhan for the gain of function research in order
00:45:28.660to bypass the the laws prohibiting that research i mean you interviewed francis boyle how many times
00:45:34.340he wrote some of those laws and god we missed that guy uh he think what he'd be saying today
00:45:40.640right now you know these are in january and february 2020 and nailed it all
00:45:45.300he nailed it. Absolutely. And he was right then. And he would be right again today,
00:45:51.660except now we have the AI augmentation of it. So this is the convergence. And by the way,
00:45:57.260interrupt me whenever you need to, because my video is a little bit frozen on my side. I can't
00:46:03.220see you, but we are headed towards a convergence of the worst weaponization of AI, the worst
00:46:09.220weaponization of so-called vaccines and turning people's bodies against each other and against
00:46:13.460themselves and if you add a nuclear detonation of any kind nuclear terrorism dirty bomb goes off
00:46:19.580or a tactical nuclear warhead even in the middle east that air circulates around the entire northern
00:46:25.340hemisphere and also 40 of the fallout happens in the southern hemisphere so all of you watching
00:46:31.080from you know argentina or chile or wherever you're not safe from it either it's coming we're
00:46:36.020not being alarmist we're laying out real facts while the elites are moving in the middle of
00:46:39.300nowhere. Mike Adams, incredible job. Come back anytime. You name it. I want you on every week
00:46:44.500or two if you can do it. What's the best place for people to find all the incredible work of
00:46:47.680the Health Ranger? Just naturalnews.com. And thanks for having me on. Happy to join you again.
00:46:53.500Thank you. I'm going to tell you something right now that is one of the most, if not the most
00:46:57.900important things I've ever talked about on air. And I want you to really listen to me.
00:47:02.520And I want you to get a pen and paper out of your iPhone, out of your Droid and type this
00:47:05.640into your notes. And I want you at lunch to today or tonight or right now to just go to any search
00:47:10.980engine you want and type in two different names, two different words, okay? Two different drugs
00:47:18.720that have won Nobel Prizes, you name it, that people don't want you to know about. And one of
00:47:24.680those is ivermectin that everybody knows about. The other one that most people still don't know
00:47:27.700about is mabenzadol. If you do the research, then it's important to understand that you need to get
00:47:33.820it from a pharmacy to get it from a doctor and we have a sponsor and that's of course bigly and
00:47:41.140they went and they used the same service as you know the big web rx's and great people we've used
00:47:47.320that have been sponsors to the past but this is bigly doing it and the key is it's real it's
00:47:53.040pharmaceutical and it is a very low price people are selling knockoffs of it online without a
00:47:59.220prescription and a lot of it's fake or a lot of it's watered down and adulterated because i did
00:48:04.640a regimen a couple years ago of mebezidol we'll put that on screen that's how you spell it right
00:48:10.280there m-e-b-e-n-d-a-z-o-l-e and it didn't have any effect i bought it off of amazon and then i did
00:48:16.900more research and they said most of that stuff's fake so i went and i got it from a doctor and it
00:48:22.320was incredible and my own medical doctor owns clinics all over the state of texas had already
00:48:26.740They've been pushing it on me for years, and I've just never done it.
00:48:29.920Ladies and gentlemen, you can get the two in a combo, the ivermectin and the methezidol together,
00:48:36.560and they work synergistically together.
00:48:38.840It is certified and known, both of them, as incredible anti-parasite.
00:48:42.960Just search the term ivermectin methezidol and just put in study and do your own research
00:48:50.140and see what the system has been suppressing about this.
00:48:54.320This is something, in my view, talk to your physician, and when you go to the website, it's online pharmacy, and they've got nurses, doctors, all of it, and then you get the prescription.
00:49:02.880It's very, very easy to do, and I would recommend to talk to your doctors, my own personal opinion.
00:49:08.140What I do for myself is twice a year, I take a regimen of ivermectin and mebezidol, and it is incredible.
00:49:17.180People ask why I look so young while I'm healthy.