The Shadoe Davis Show - November 05, 2026


Nov. 4th⧸2026- Guest： Dr. David Speicher, Canadian Immunologist & Infectious Disease Expert

Oct. 21st⧸2026- Guest： Kari Ginakos of Act_AlbertaTeachers

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00:00:00.000 Thank you.
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00:03:30.000 At just 46 years old, a career that I loved ended abruptly with no opportunity to choose
00:03:58.100 when or how it would end these conditions are dynamic they're evolving and they're not well
00:04:03.540 understood this journey ultimately led me to the united states in 2023 and again in 2024 in search
00:04:11.460 of private medical care specialized diagnostics selling my dental practice crowdfunding
00:04:20.500 and eventually brain surgery with a biopsy to relieve brain compression
00:04:26.100 one hundred and forty eight thousand dollars for the brain surgery alone
00:04:33.920 no one in canada would help me they would see the onset of my injury and reject the referrals
00:04:41.400 since then i've been diagnosed with numerous neurological and immune mediated conditions
00:04:47.340 and it would take years of self-advocacy to be seen but the i spent the night
00:04:55.740 The next day I was paralyzed, and I couldn't get off the couch,
00:05:01.840 and I had to call my mom to come, and then we called the ambulance,
00:05:06.780 and they had to put me on a stretcher to the hospital.
00:05:11.300 Right.
00:05:11.900 So you fall asleep in the – it's a reclining chair, right, like a lousy boy type thing?
00:05:17.480 Yeah, it's the only thing I could get onto at the time.
00:05:21.820 Right.
00:05:22.580 So you fall asleep, and you sleep the night,
00:05:24.580 But in the morning, you're basically paralyzed.
00:05:29.700 You can't move your legs, right?
00:05:31.280 Yeah, I've been moving my right leg more than three inches in my last six inches
00:05:35.840 and ended up in an emergency at Co-Lens Valley Regional Hospital.
00:05:42.620 So how are you reacting to that inside?
00:05:47.180 Are you scared?
00:05:49.000 I didn't know what to think.
00:05:51.160 It was like all of a sudden, no one ever told me anything about the dangers of the vaccine.
00:06:06.340 And I didn't understand what was going on at all.
00:06:12.000 These are two of the testimonies that you may have seen during the Allison Inquiry.
00:06:16.740 Actually, one of them from Michelle Wharton was during one of the Allison Inquiry press conferences back in the summertime.
00:06:22.660 The other one was from Robert Denesuk, who testified live at the Allison Inquiry early September in Ottawa.
00:06:29.420 And the reason that I gave you those two clips tonight, and I could have chosen from hundreds of other clips, but I just picked those two randomly this afternoon.
00:06:38.780 the reason that i give you those clips today this evening on this show is because the allison
00:06:45.140 inquiry has a press conference set for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock eastern which is also now
00:06:51.100 standard time because the times are all screwed up as you may have noticed so from my understanding
00:06:59.620 what's going to be announced tomorrow morning at the allison inquiry press conference is
00:07:03.360 a road trip they're going to be going out on the road talking to people who have been injured
00:07:09.000 by the vaccine across the country not exactly sure where their stops are going to be yet
00:07:15.600 we'll find out tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock eastern slash central uh which would be nine
00:07:21.540 o'clock mountain and eight o'clock pacific we'll get some details and i will probably stream it
00:07:27.660 live on all the platforms here on the shadow davis show which you should be following and
00:07:32.660 If you're not, you should be right now.
00:07:35.080 So hit the like button, hit the subscribe button, and away we go.
00:07:39.020 The second reason that I gave you those clips to start off the show tonight
00:07:44.160 is because of our guest this evening.
00:07:45.700 He is Dr. David Speaker.
00:07:48.560 And, David, we've been trying to get you on this show, I guess,
00:07:51.300 for the last couple of years.
00:07:52.640 You're muted, by the way, so if you could turn that off, that'd be cool.
00:07:55.480 Thanks, Shadow.
00:07:56.160 I'm so happy that you finally got the chance,
00:07:59.320 and I know that you've got a big hunting trip coming up soon.
00:08:01.500 finally got the chance to come on the show and talk about finally yeah everything that you have
00:08:07.880 been through for the past six years now on the phone earlier today you told me that you have
00:08:14.200 been working on this since january of 2020 wow so before we get into this journey that you've been
00:08:22.480 on for the past six and a half almost seven years now for the algorithms not for me not for the
00:08:28.800 audience because the audience knows your name but for the algorithms could you please give us
00:08:34.160 your credentials so we know you're speaking from a position of authority and knowledge
00:08:38.600 i am a canadian viral just who stuck to tatters it's it's there it's it's out i've i've worked on
00:08:52.760 viruses in australia africa asia here in canada i i i did a post i did two postdocs at mcmaster
00:09:09.680 until I was first
00:09:17.780 sidelined March 17th of
00:09:20.640 2020.
00:09:25.460 I then went and I was in
00:09:29.560 charge of two COVID-19
00:09:33.400 PCR testing labs. I've
00:09:37.180 I've been a sessional assistant, rough, and I've taught infectious diseases, micro, biology, PCCR testing.
00:10:00.040 And I did personally test 44 vials of the COVID-19 vaccine.
00:10:09.320 I've tested both Pfizer and Mimid...
00:10:14.040 Mimid...
00:10:19.040 Mimid...
00:10:20.040 Vials in Canada, Ireland, and Australia.
00:10:30.040 I've worked with Kevin McKernan and Jessica Rose.
00:10:40.340 And based on that work, we've launched the David Declaration in Australia, North Group in Europe, and called to halt here in Canada.
00:11:05.520 And this work has been in the U.S.
00:11:09.480 And it's been on RFK's desk, Trump's desk, Dr. Ladipo.
00:11:19.680 Use it to call for a stop to the shots in Florida.
00:11:29.720 And I've also, last fall, launched my own scientific consulting company called Cyrus Scientific.
00:11:53.380 and i write the the um courageous truth
00:12:01.960 subsectional hey david
00:12:07.380 when we talked before we went live yep you were much calmer
00:12:14.260 yes and i just want to say that the audience is with you we all understand
00:12:23.540 don't feel any pressure at all to get anything out all right we're waiting for you
00:12:30.480 and i want you to relax as much as possible because the information that you're going to
00:12:36.080 be sharing tonight is of vital importance to everybody the people who already know a lot of
00:12:43.360 it, the people who know some of it, but more important than anything else is the people who
00:12:49.540 don't know anything and they need to. And it's been a huge failing of our institutions and our
00:12:58.700 governments, all of them, federal, provincial, municipal, and not just for hiding the truth,
00:13:04.080 but for ridiculing anybody who asked questions that this information is incredibly important.
00:13:10.760 so you said that your covet journey started and and i found this remarkable actually because
00:13:17.920 in january of 2020 we were only hearing rumblings that there was some weird disease happening in
00:13:25.840 china and that maybe it has a chance to come to north america maybe maybe not but we shouldn't
00:13:33.340 shut the borders because that would be racist and you decided back in january of that year
00:13:39.800 to maybe start looking into this a little bit is that right so at that
00:13:45.980 time i worked on a research team at at mcmaster which worked on on isolating the the virus early
00:14:06.160 on sequenced it.
00:14:09.680 And so I had reports from China, Australia, all over the world of what was being found
00:14:22.780 before it even went mainstream.
00:14:31.380 And so I saw things, and I was like,
00:14:39.100 if this thing is as bad as they say and claimant comes here, 0.91
00:14:48.580 then we are not set for this at all.
00:14:51.980 And so I would stare and I would warn, and I was told, oh, David, you're fear-mongering.
00:15:01.060 It's no big deal.
00:15:02.300 It'll all blow over.
00:15:06.340 And then I started to ask things about the viral origin and the HIV sequence in there
00:15:18.060 And how are we detecting this?
00:15:23.720 And it seemed odd because I saw what was going on.
00:15:33.740 I asked difficult things.
00:15:36.060 and they knew early on that I would not be one to coincide
00:15:49.340 and follow the narrative that they wanted to push,
00:15:57.320 which was the whole lockdowns back scenes and and and things and so i was
00:16:08.780 wait a minute hold on so they already saw you as dangerous they did oh my goodness in march of
00:16:16.400 March, 21, and it seemed odd because I was asking things.
00:16:27.540 If you saw the way they put Dr. Francis Christian on leave, you get a HR call, you show up.
00:16:41.260 I asked 10 times in that call, what did I do wrong?
00:16:45.760 They said, you'll find out next week.
00:16:48.140 Well, next week turned into 10 weeks of silence.
00:16:53.860 I approached Rebel News, which what's going on, Doug Ford's office,
00:17:01.500 and I was told, oh, they're not silencing scientists and doctors
00:17:06.960 and censoring people.
00:17:10.760 And we quickly knew in the first six months that if you were not playing game as they wanted, your medical license was pulled if you weren't vaxxed, you lost your job.
00:17:31.640 And so I had two little accusations against me at that time, easily defended.
00:17:44.640 And I got the faculty's postdoctoral leadership award from McMaster Health Sciences, of which they just give out one each year.
00:18:06.000 and and then i was i was fired in in october for not doing enough work no not doing things
00:18:17.600 right and so that it was wait a minute you got you now you told me earlier today on the phone
00:18:24.980 i'm just going to give a little bit of yeah sure we only had a short uh phone call this afternoon
00:18:29.760 but you got fired last last october right from guelph i got fired last november from the um
00:18:39.040 university of
00:18:40.340 well based on the the um work i did on the covid 19 vaccine vials and so you're talking about an
00:18:56.320 early earlier this this was going back to october of 21
00:19:02.560 t early on oh and that was for asking too many questions i'm assuming that was for asking too
00:19:10.820 many questions back then and and it seemed weird because they said we need all hands on deck we
00:19:21.240 have to have two weeks to flatten the curve and it was all hands on deck early in the pandemic
00:19:30.840 they roll out a new mRNA vaccine which the FDA said early on we will not
00:19:46.580 know the full extent of harm these things will cause unless we put these in people's arms
00:19:54.700 okay before we even get into the vaccines go for because there is so much that you're an expert on
00:20:02.560 that i haven't really uh even thought of asking anybody for the past several years because
00:20:08.600 obviously other things have been going on right um but the pcr testing yep back when when they
00:20:15.620 were doing it and they said it was the gold standard of testing to find out if anybody is
00:20:20.540 is covid positive i mean you're an expert in pcr testing am i correct in saying that yep
00:20:25.280 okay and the the creator of this test uh carrie mullis i believe and this was a viral clip
00:20:34.020 five years ago he said look this is you could find anything with this test all you've got to
00:20:39.520 do is turn the cycle rate up high enough and you'll find anything dead material whatever and it
00:20:44.880 probably is not affecting
00:20:46.980 your system in any way,
00:20:49.420 shape, or form. It's just dead
00:20:51.080 baggage, really.
00:20:53.600 Is that, in fact,
00:20:55.300 true?
00:20:56.540 So, we could
00:20:59.040 speak hours on
00:21:00.760 this. I know
00:21:03.540 Terry
00:21:05.380 Reese
00:21:09.340 Bench
00:21:09.920 scientist
00:21:11.880 And he was a brilliant mind
00:21:23.700 A theoretical organic chemist
00:21:30.520 Who worked out how to amplify DNA
00:21:37.300 And so it's a very sensitive, powerful tool if it's used right.
00:21:46.060 And so it can't answer things like, is this person infectious?
00:21:57.380 Is that virus live?
00:22:01.320 It just asks, is this specific DNA or RNA sequence in this sample and sometimes ask how much is actually there?
00:22:15.860 And so if you have the right conditions, the right sample, the right cycling conditions, you can amplify up anything you want to find, except you must know first what you are looking for.
00:22:42.240 so if you're looking for COVID-19 right um the big thing back then was they've got the cycle
00:22:52.100 rate up too high well no well we've all seen things which basically ask how long long is your
00:23:07.380 assay run for. The right question is, what is the cutoff point between a positive sample
00:23:21.760 and a negative? And most times that, in my hands, I've shown it. The assay limit of detection
00:23:34.920 is 35 cycles, except it has run out to 40 cycles
00:23:43.400 to see what's going on at 35.
00:23:47.520 I think a more important thing would have been
00:23:53.620 to have only tested people with symptoms, and that's all.
00:23:58.640 We know if the asymptomatic transmission rates were extremely low, rare, if at all.
00:24:13.880 And so it's the first time ever that a sensitive tool has been used to screen healthy individuals, and it should have only been ever used on patients which had symptomatic disease, and that's it.
00:24:36.740 And so they started using this as the gold standard test for people to be able to go to work or people to be able to do anything, really.
00:24:44.640 Right.
00:24:46.500 I guess pretty early on in this whole thing, you must have been going, wait a minute.
00:24:51.980 That's not what this is for.
00:24:53.440 so I
00:24:57.300 tried early on
00:25:01.260 to
00:25:01.940 get a
00:25:06.120 test
00:25:07.640 set up and I was
00:25:10.600 oh it's no big deal
00:25:12.240 it'll blow
00:25:14.340 over a week
00:25:16.540 later
00:25:18.000 the
00:25:19.280 I worked with
00:25:25.040 made a
00:25:26.540 test for it
00:25:29.120 except it was
00:25:31.160 called a COVID PCR
00:25:33.440 test.
00:25:35.660 And I'm like, wait,
00:25:37.840 is this not
00:25:39.840 a SARS-CoV-2 test
00:25:41.760 to look for the
00:25:43.720 virus itself and not the
00:25:45.700 disease?
00:25:47.360 because unless it's used in just those which are sick you're not looking for
00:25:57.120 disease and i was told dave don't don't ask questions it's just easier this
00:26:05.440 way and i'm like okay sure but that doesn't make sense and and then what really bothered
00:26:16.820 me was that it was rolled out if you had to go to work if you had to fly or or a old age
00:26:29.540 home and and if we were all of those with which do not have symptoms are healthy
00:26:41.180 right they're perfectly normal healthy
00:26:44.360 so you you had you had never seen i'm sorry to interrupt you you had never seen
00:26:51.620 a virus ever behave this way where people who are walking around perfectly healthy
00:26:58.420 asymptomatic as they say can spread it right like does that ever does that ever happen no
00:27:04.980 but yet this one somehow magically could right and and the same example i
00:27:16.000 use is that of hpv okay hpv is it is known to cause cervical
00:27:27.580 cancer right any idea on on where it's found shadow you you mean like in the wild yeah
00:27:39.060 yeah yeah no i have no idea it's found on your foreheads
00:27:44.900 skin it's it's a very common virus that is found absolutely everywhere for
00:27:53.340 And so the equivalent would be if I swab your forehead, test it,
00:28:05.000 and it comes back as HPV positive, and I isolate you for two weeks 0.50
00:28:12.420 because you have a risk of causing some woman
00:28:19.240 to develop cervical cancer.
00:28:24.520 Unless that is the right virus and the right load
00:28:31.900 that infects a certain type of cells,
00:28:37.060 there is zero risk of you without symptoms.
00:28:42.420 causing someone else to get sick yeah and so we're talking about a viral load we're talking
00:28:46.580 about a pretty heavy load right we're not talking about some some specks at the bottom of some
00:28:51.700 intestine that the pcr test found nope exactly the and and and and so so on an infectious
00:29:01.620 The dose of SARS-CoV-2 is about 1,500 viral copies inhaled in one load, at one ton.
00:29:20.100 It's around a CT of 27 to 30.
00:29:27.780 Which would make you symptomatic.
00:29:29.700 Which would make you symptomatic.
00:29:36.040 And they were, in normal, healthy people, most of their viral loads are between 33 and 36, which is a thousand times lower.
00:29:55.640 then you would need to be
00:29:58.900 it's not even large
00:30:01.020 enough to cause someone
00:30:02.620 to get sick
00:30:04.140 and yet you're isolating
00:30:06.820 them based on
00:30:08.600 and at that
00:30:11.000 point is it
00:30:12.760 viral debris
00:30:14.660 is it live infectious things
00:30:16.900 and most of
00:30:18.880 that
00:30:19.980 about
00:30:22.740 70
00:30:24.040 five percent of those those are non-replication competent virus at all so there's absolutely
00:30:36.080 zero chance that anybody who tested positive through the pcr test could be and they're healthy
00:30:41.060 and they're healthy are are getting something sick and and and and so it's it it's a very
00:30:49.240 sensitive and specific test that that was used to drive up case counts and drive fear amongst the
00:31:02.920 normal pop the normal pop you you
00:31:07.800 meaning pretty much everybody exactly it must have sucked to be you back then knowing this i mean
00:31:15.840 knowing this scientifically the rest of us we're hearing this stuff from people like you before
00:31:20.560 you know like any bans happened on social media before any censorship started happening we'd hear
00:31:25.260 you know look there's david speaker he's talking about the fact that there's no way that you could
00:31:28.920 be infectious if you're not symptomatic and then boom you go dark because that's just the way it
00:31:35.500 was back then but to be you no hang on a minute to be you you're you're the guy that knows this
00:31:41.780 because i know it yeah so how on earth i mean you couldn't stay silent you didn't stay silent
00:31:48.480 you got yourself fired a couple of times but i mean seriously you saw what was going on in our
00:31:53.540 society it must have been driving you crazy yeah it it was a very difficult dark
00:32:04.040 time um um i was just on my way up in in my scientific
00:32:14.200 ear i was sidelined falsely early
00:32:20.460 um and at that time i was not linked linked in with like
00:32:29.420 minded scientists it was a was a very isolating time and and so if you weren't careful of of of
00:32:41.360 who you shared things with you're a conspiracy theorist you're saying things wrong you're
00:32:49.860 not following the science you're but you've got the science you know what the science is and all
00:32:56.100 i'm sorry to be yelling here i shouldn't be like seriously man like you're working with other
00:33:01.460 scientists who have this basic knowledge that you have in your field i'm certain that this is in
00:33:07.240 fact grade school kind of knowledge that you can't be infectious unless you're carrying a certain
00:33:13.020 viral load which would make you symptomatic these other people obviously knew it but they were going
00:33:18.760 along with the program i don't know how those people sleep at night it it's it's it seemed
00:33:25.520 really odd
00:33:26.740 because
00:33:28.400 one of
00:33:31.680 my close
00:33:33.000 colleagues
00:33:35.080 at that
00:33:39.960 time was
00:33:41.820 vaxxed four times, always
00:33:43.760 wearing
00:33:45.840 a mask.
00:33:48.960 And he's like,
00:33:49.540 Dave,
00:33:50.300 you who are
00:33:53.380 unvaxxed and unmasked,
00:33:55.080 they're putting me at risk.
00:33:56.960 And I said, wait a sec again.
00:34:00.720 If I'm putting you at risk,
00:34:02.280 is your vaccine and mask doing anything?
00:34:05.820 He's like, uh, and I'm like,
00:34:07.780 where did the basic virology science go?
00:34:14.000 He's like, we haven't been following it
00:34:16.800 for the past four years
00:34:20.400 because everyone was run off their feet, reactionary things,
00:34:29.120 trying to keep things going.
00:34:33.280 But the thought power just seemed to go out the window.
00:34:40.620 You know what?
00:34:41.220 Before we get into the vaccine, because there's so much,
00:34:44.020 I'm going back to this year, right?
00:34:45.680 Like 2020, it's coming back all at once.
00:34:48.480 just you know hearing you talk and that whole thing about the masks and we all know that but
00:34:56.620 you know i i used to sit and think to myself why would anybody listen to a doctor about masks i
00:35:00.820 mean shouldn't that be a workplace safety expert an officer who trains other workplace experts
00:35:05.600 because that's the guy who would know about particle sizes and whatnot but move that aside
00:35:11.640 for a second we had all the premieres coming out at various times in 2020 some early on some waited
00:35:18.460 a little bit longer some did it twice because remember that magical summer where you didn't
00:35:23.240 have to wear a mask and then suddenly you did again in the fall um this whole two weeks to
00:35:29.980 flatten the curve notion when i heard that i went well what the hell is that gonna do
00:35:35.300 like from a scientific standpoint what was that our public health at that
00:35:44.840 time had had disbanded and thrown out and we're not following the pandemic plans each province
00:35:59.700 wrote after SARS-CoV-1 in 2004 they're all there they're all a detailed book
00:36:13.040 To follow
00:36:14.920 It was simply
00:36:17.880 Ignored
00:36:20.520 And they were
00:36:22.280 On their back feet
00:36:24.820 Going what are we supposed
00:36:26.600 To do
00:36:28.540 And let's work this out
00:36:30.980 And thinking
00:36:32.560 Back
00:36:34.260 It's like was this
00:36:35.520 Land was this something
00:36:38.360 That they knew
00:36:40.480 Wasn't scientifically
00:36:42.420 sound and were
00:36:44.820 trying to push
00:36:46.680 something or
00:36:48.020 was someone just
00:36:51.000 saying
00:36:52.620 health candidates saying this
00:36:54.640 Piag is saying this, therefore
00:36:56.840 we as a whole must
00:36:58.500 follow suit
00:36:59.960 the vaccine
00:37:05.220 operation warp speed
00:37:06.740 I knew when they first
00:37:09.320 started talking about it because by then
00:37:10.880 right i mean i'd gotten right into reading uh everything that you could read about everything
00:37:15.740 regarding viruses and vaccines and and whatnot and i i had read at that time that the fastest
00:37:23.460 vaccine ever developed up until this point was for the measles back in the 1960s and it took them
00:37:30.620 from the beginning until the end until they released it to market four years four years i
00:37:37.400 think it was from 1964 to 1968 and every other vaccine ever developed that's been released has
00:37:44.680 taken upwards of eight to ten years yeah so for this thing to come out in what eight ten months
00:37:52.540 from not just one company but we're talking pfizer we're talking moderna we're talking
00:37:58.540 johnson astrazeneca johnson johnson yeah not to mention all the other ones like in china and
00:38:04.020 russia that came out with their own version of it as well and kovacs and all that stuff right like
00:38:09.200 how do we reconcile like i mean how do we still how do we look back at that and go okay well that
00:38:15.460 that's absolutely acceptable because you know they've been working on this this mrna thing for
00:38:20.300 20 years anyway some that's what people would say right i'd say they've been working on things
00:38:27.700 since 2012
00:38:30.940 and it has not shown
00:38:36.000 to work at all.
00:38:39.660 Now, can you give us a brief synopsis of what
00:38:43.960 mRNA is as compared to a traditional
00:38:47.580 vector vaccine?
00:38:50.820 So a main vector
00:38:54.080 vaccine
00:38:54.920 puts a low
00:38:58.100 amount of
00:39:01.200 antigen
00:39:03.160 into our blood
00:39:04.940 system
00:39:06.780 so our
00:39:08.300 immune system
00:39:11.240 can see it, recognize
00:39:13.440 things as
00:39:14.740 foreign, and then
00:39:17.000 launch a response
00:39:19.120 against this if they ever
00:39:21.320 see it.
00:39:22.680 But mRNA was said to be a short mRNA piece in a lipid nanoparticle, which goes in the arm and stays at the site of injection and does not interact at all with our cells nucleus and does not cause things like tensile syrup.
00:39:47.560 Well, early on, Dr. Bridell, May of 21, showed that the biodistribution of it went all over the body.
00:40:09.860 it's been found in breast milk and in fetal tissues it's
00:40:19.980 got all this dna in in there and svb before wait a minute before we before we continue on
00:40:29.780 before we get there yes it's it's it has a lipid nanoparticle with all of this
00:40:39.440 dna rna m rna in there it's injected it goes throughout it puts all of this payload into our
00:40:52.960 our ourselves and and it's supposed to tell ourselves based on the the m rna
00:41:03.380 code to produce
00:41:06.340 spike, put
00:41:08.240 that on your cell
00:41:10.600 membrane
00:41:11.580 and our own system sees things
00:41:14.400 as
00:41:15.300 foreign.
00:41:18.500 If I think
00:41:20.280 back, I was in
00:41:22.380 a Public Health Ontario
00:41:24.420 Journal Club of
00:41:26.140 May of
00:41:26.820 21
00:41:28.080 and
00:41:31.860 And we looked at a research paper that basically showed the only difference
00:41:43.140 between an unvaccinated vaccine was a tenfold viral load level, and that's it.
00:41:54.280 pcr change ctf of 10 and and we knew in may of 21 that it did not stop transmission at all
00:42:10.340 you knew that in may of 21 yes you also knew you and dr bridal you also knew that this vaccine was
00:42:19.240 not staying in the injection site and i remember that radio interview that he did and i'm not sure
00:42:25.860 the the host of the show but i don't think she's alex pearson alex pearson i don't think she's on
00:42:31.640 radio anymore because they would have fired her instantly for airing something like that
00:42:36.460 so yeah does a regular viral sorry a regular vector vaccine stay in one area like the mrna
00:42:46.060 is supposed to it's it's it's a normal vector vaccine remains in the blood system and never
00:42:57.720 goes into a a a cell so this mrna as you just pointed out has been found in breast milk and
00:43:09.380 it also has been found across the blood brain barrier and that with this with the spike protein
00:43:14.940 that everybody had been talking about for a long time so there's two things i want actually there's
00:43:19.680 more than two things but they they will they'll come off the branch of these two things first
00:43:24.680 thing would be the spike protein and the second thing would be the lipid nanoparticle um that make
00:43:30.660 this particular formula i guess some people would say dangerous right oh yes so first of all let's
00:43:39.300 talk about this spike protein what exactly was that supposed to do it was because so well if if
00:43:51.280 you look at the um sorry ccob2 viruses it's itself the the um um spike is is the outsider
00:44:07.400 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:44:09.420 Okay, this goes right back to the beginning.
00:44:12.020 I'm sorry, Dave, to do this, but I got to go right back to the beginning of this.
00:44:14.800 But I've noted that we're going to come back to the spike protein regarding the vaccine.
00:44:19.060 At the beginning of the show tonight, you had mentioned HIV being found in the virus itself.
00:44:26.140 Am I correct in saying that?
00:44:27.300 So that was a very early paper, which showed a GP120 piece
00:44:48.220 And it seemed really odd that early on that work was out fast.
00:45:06.660 It was published.
00:45:11.380 And then it was really quickly hushed, hushed, dismissed.
00:45:16.460 And it's because it points to the lab leak theory and not the natural bat root. 0.66
00:45:34.360 And it's like, so was this made in a lab or was this a normal naturally occurring virus?
00:45:43.460 virus and and then we had all of the discussion go on and gain of function and then the the um
00:45:52.660 wuhan institute of virology so i remember an interview very early on that tucker carlson had
00:46:07.200 done with uh with a chinese scientist i'm not sure if you ever saw that one but she claimed
00:46:13.960 that this was in fact created in a lab and it was like a frankenstein virus with pieces of
00:46:21.160 different viruses stuck together just slapped together to see what it would do did you ever
00:46:27.600 get a look at that yeah and and there there was evidence there at that time that that um um
00:46:41.200 that that was very much um possible if you're looking at a virus like under a microscope
00:46:52.880 like you've done for 25 years
00:46:55.320 and you see something like this
00:46:56.880 you go wait a minute
00:46:58.360 sequence them
00:46:59.220 would you be able to tell
00:47:02.460 just by eyeballing it
00:47:03.880 that doesn't belong there
00:47:05.420 well what we
00:47:08.340 do is
00:47:11.940 we
00:47:12.780 sequence
00:47:16.040 the whole
00:47:18.620 gg
00:47:20.180 the gnomes of it and that's what they did did and they're like this piece doesn't fit
00:47:31.000 and they're like yeah you mean like if you're looking at you know some kind of uh like a lego
00:47:38.920 castle and it's all red except for one section it's blue and you go wait a minute that that
00:47:43.520 doesn't yeah that would if if if you looked at SARS-CoV-1 early on in in 0304 that that basically
00:47:57.120 launched a a massive surveillance in China and then and that whole area in bats looking at
00:48:11.680 at SARS and bat corona viruses.
00:48:27.520 And so we knew early on what was normal and what wasn't.
00:48:39.520 and and this was not normal this was not we we looked and went these parts should not be
00:48:49.040 there at all how would you even begin trying to formulate a vaccine for a novel virus in the
00:48:58.120 first place i mean you know hiv has been around for quite some time and they have have tried lots
00:49:07.920 right to make a a the vaccine against h hiv and they have have failed and one of the last ones
00:49:20.480 they've made the ones with the vaccine got hiv more than those without it so they had to pull
00:49:31.200 that went off the market and so sometimes things work with the the old old school ones and sometimes
00:49:43.300 they don't um and it seemed odd as well that
00:49:52.200 But there is a vaccine in Australia, COVAX, by Nick Roth, who I know fairly well.
00:50:11.980 And it's a synthetic spike antigen.
00:50:19.480 It's just the spike part.
00:50:26.800 It doesn't enter the cells at all.
00:50:30.480 It stays in the blood like a traditional vaccine does.
00:50:42.060 And it showed promise early on.
00:50:45.900 and the fda and health canada and the tga in australia would not accept it at all
00:50:54.780 that they said nope we've got the pfizer and moderna mrna platforms and we're going with
00:51:03.600 nothing else all right so let's get into the uh the spike protein here now this the vaccine the
00:51:10.740 mrna the spike protein was said to mimic the virus and so i think we've covered that is there
00:51:16.820 anything else we need to say about the spike protein no um um it it's on the outside of the
00:51:23.120 the virus and and it's seen and it's a very toxic
00:51:31.840 wrote
00:51:34.140 and so it seemed odd early on and very unwise to to to make our own cells express a toxic viral
00:51:49.260 the the spike protein also had that what was it a cleavage site yeah it made it easier for the
00:52:02.620 virus to lock on to your body's cells yeah that and so that's what they claimed was the contagious
00:52:08.200 It's the whole site with the ACE2 receptor.
00:52:17.440 I want to get into these lipid nanoparticles.
00:52:20.280 And you and I briefly talked before we started live tonight.
00:52:23.660 By the way, guys, like and share this, get this out to as many people as you possibly can.
00:52:27.180 Our guest is Dr. David Speaker.
00:52:29.000 uh about uh dr david martin who has been had been anyway for years going on and on about the lipid
00:52:37.080 nanoparticles at at chapel hill north carolina university of chapel hill north carolina and
00:52:42.960 something to do with canada i think maybe ubc where these things were developed yes yep um
00:52:49.660 Developed at
00:52:50.920 UBC
00:52:52.780 And a
00:52:57.680 Shareholder
00:52:59.200 In that
00:53:00.260 Company
00:53:03.140 Is
00:53:05.220 Our wonderful
00:53:07.320 Ex
00:53:07.960 Prime Minister
00:53:10.720 Justin
00:53:11.460 So it seemed
00:53:15.280 Quite
00:53:16.020 Beneficent
00:53:19.660 official for him to have shares in a lipid nanoparticle company
00:53:31.300 and buy them and give them and mandate them.
00:53:36.460 And as they say, follow the coins and see who's pocket.
00:53:45.140 It's in the laundry they fall out of.
00:53:52.660 This lipid nanoparticle, in your argument,
00:53:57.480 is the most dangerous aspect of this vaccine.
00:54:01.260 Am I correct to say that?
00:54:02.260 Well, it would be a part.
00:54:06.840 There's a lot with the lipid nanoparticles
00:54:14.840 A world expert on them would be Dr. Maria Guczy in Ottawa, who is a retired
00:54:34.440 and has looked at these things in depth for the past five years.
00:54:45.320 And she learned how these lipid nanoparticles work, function.
00:54:54.160 And she said once that a Moderna top scientist said
00:55:02.760 They don't know the shape and the size of a lipid nanoparticle because each one is different.
00:55:14.180 Some of them have stuff in them.
00:55:15.900 Sometimes they're empty.
00:55:20.900 And I'm like, therefore, if a Moderna scientist doesn't understand the shape and the size of these things
00:55:29.320 and what they actually look
00:55:31.940 like.
00:55:33.620 Why are we injecting them
00:55:35.200 to people?
00:55:37.460 What are they supposed to do, though, Dave?
00:55:39.980 Well, the whole
00:55:42.060 point
00:55:44.040 is to
00:55:44.720 protect
00:55:47.080 the mRNA,
00:55:49.800 which is a very fragile
00:55:51.580 nucleotide
00:55:53.280 piece.
00:55:55.440 If it's just
00:55:57.200 mRNA
00:56:00.100 without that
00:56:03.180 lipid nanoparticle
00:56:06.200 shell
00:56:08.880 they will be easily
00:56:12.820 degraded and broken down
00:56:16.040 once they are
00:56:17.400 injected
00:56:20.600 and so it's to keep them intact
00:56:24.460 and keep them safe
00:56:27.200 And to transfect or inject that entire payload into our own cells.
00:56:39.720 So in some cases, you pointed out that these things are empty, the lipid nanoparticle.
00:56:45.000 But in some cases, they're carrying foreign DNA and other particles?
00:56:51.860 foreign
00:56:52.980 DNA, RNA
00:56:55.520 DNA,
00:56:57.500 hyperbred
00:56:59.840 double
00:57:00.800 randed
00:57:04.300 RNA, and the
00:57:06.220 mRNA.
00:57:08.400 What are these
00:57:10.180 DNA particles supposed to be doing
00:57:12.460 in there? And how come some of them have
00:57:14.460 the DNA particles, but some don't?
00:57:16.540 Is it just a manufacturing flaw?
00:57:18.520 Yep.
00:57:21.140 Yep.
00:57:21.620 But why did some of them, like, and what would be the difference if one carried the DNA particles and RNA particles and maybe even SV40, which I want to get into, and others didn't?
00:57:35.100 So that would be the difference between a death shot, possibly, or an injury shot and nothing happening at all?
00:57:42.980 Well, all of these things are very small.
00:57:49.860 And so they don't know that the individual components, they just know that in one dose
00:58:09.820 of the vaccine shot each of those doses contain a certain amount of of the mm rna and so it's all
00:58:25.980 based on what's in a dose and not what's in each individual lmp what's the dna supposed to do
00:58:36.180 though like why are the why are there dna particles in there so the the dna early on
00:58:44.440 wasn't even disclosed to the to the the health
00:58:52.140 And so
00:58:59.140 And so
00:59:03.080 Where that came out of
00:59:05.520 Is that if you're making
00:59:07.260 MMRNA
00:59:11.080 It's all based off of a DNA backbone
00:59:14.020 And so you've got
00:59:17.000 A DNA
00:59:20.060 DNA
00:59:22.140 piece 0.60
00:59:24.580 you
00:59:25.920 transcribe it
00:59:30.260 and when that's
00:59:32.000 done
00:59:32.680 you make
00:59:35.740 shorter
00:59:36.880 mRNA
00:59:41.380 chunks
00:59:43.160 that I'm
00:59:44.700 tell ourselves how to
00:59:47.740 function
00:59:49.000 and
00:59:50.960 And so the point that they're in there was never disclosed.
01:00:02.320 the the amounts in a dna vaccine alone in a vaccine that just can contains dna
01:00:13.440 parts should have been at the most 10 nanograms per
01:00:18.880 dose and and and that's it but the dna i mean like where is this coming from is this like from
01:00:28.460 From the manufacturing system.
01:00:35.840 And so if we look at process one, you take a DNA piece first, you use PCR to make many, many, many copies of that.
01:00:56.400 that, and then use it. And so that's a very labor-intensive, slow, processed, time-consuming,
01:01:10.960 expensive. And so a much faster way is to take a DNA plasmid, such as the one used by Pfizer,
01:01:22.700 And it was chosen out of Pfizer's Department of Gene Therapy
01:01:29.300 For obvious reasons
01:01:33.760 And you put it
01:01:37.720 Into a E. coli bacterial host
01:01:43.120 Which overnight makes 0.92
01:01:45.080 Millions of these things
01:01:49.400 extract out it and use that and it's very difficult to to get all of the dna out when
01:02:03.920 you make these things wait a minute wait a minute like i'm still unclear about the dna
01:02:10.200 like we're talking about dna this is the the building blocks of our bodies right yeah so
01:02:17.340 is this like artificial dna or is this it's all synthetic plasmid dna okay what about the sv40 dave
01:02:27.100 so the svv4 t is is not a a whole intact
01:02:40.320 virus and so
01:02:43.500 yeah it's like well
01:02:45.220 the SVV
01:02:46.900 40 virus isn't there
01:02:49.240 except you've got three
01:02:51.280 important parts
01:02:53.680 you've got an SVV
01:02:55.820 40
01:02:57.720 enhancer and a
01:02:59.700 per
01:03:00.180 remote
01:03:03.520 and a small t
01:03:06.800 antigen and so
01:03:09.700 on the market for choices of plasmid backbones, there's hundreds out there. They all have their
01:03:24.700 own role and and little nuances depending on in the the lab what you're you're doing
01:03:36.780 but the parts and pfizer specifically
01:03:42.820 chose a plasma mid with these three three sv40 parts on them and the only reason it was on a
01:03:58.160 dna plasmid chosen is if you wanted to amplify this thing up in a million cells like ours
01:04:08.520 And so if you look back at the 1999 research of Dr. David Dean out of Rochester, New York,
01:04:23.640 If you insert into a non-dividing cell, which has an intact nuclear on the wall around the nucleus and the genome of that cell,
01:04:43.280 and it's injected into the cytoplasma of that cell,
01:04:51.280 if you read it to 10 DNA fragments attached to a 70D2 base pair SV40
01:05:01.760 and enhance that piece will go across that wall
01:05:09.240 and insert itself into the genome of that cell.
01:05:11.660 and what will be the result you would change the genome of that cell forever
01:05:18.160 you mean our cell our cell into what to to
01:05:25.080 make a a possible synthetic spike factory
01:05:33.340 so we we wouldn't be ourselves anymore like if you're changing our basic makeup right like there
01:05:43.940 and i know that this had gotten a lot of talk back in the day well they're changing us into
01:05:48.840 cyborgs and all of that but i mean if they're if they're mucking around with dna then it stands to
01:05:56.240 reason that we some people anyway who maybe got exposed to too much of this stuff would not be
01:06:02.080 the same person they were before they did right well so some of those spells aren't um um as a
01:06:16.140 whole but those cells replicate too like i mean like yeah yeah right yep yeah and
01:06:24.900 And I know of someone who is still expressing spike routine over 2,000 days post-vaxxed.
01:06:44.900 And these mRNA pieces in the lipid nanoparticles are a very short-lived piece.
01:07:08.520 And so the only way to continually express spike is that if there's a code in that cell which tells your body to continually make mRNA to tell the cell to make spike.
01:07:38.520 what about the cancer that we've been hearing about these turbo cancers and and i know that
01:07:43.600 dr peter mccullough and and several others have been talking about these oh yes dr mackis has
01:07:48.840 been talking about this and you know when when you come out and you say oh by the way there's
01:07:53.440 a turbo cancer there's people are developing these these rapid cancers and they're danger
01:07:59.200 and they're dying you know if you say it enough times it's kind of like a hockey coach saying you
01:08:03.540 guys aren't trying hard enough and and you lose the room after a while right yeah but yet this is
01:08:08.940 a reality people are like dude i gotta say to you like the last few years i've lost a half a dozen
01:08:15.220 friends who took the shot to cancer or to some sudden heart event or a brain aneurysm or something
01:08:22.920 and i they they had no cancer in the family yep i understand that there's outside factors that
01:08:30.840 cause cancer as well but i mean it just seems so abnormal so quick is that what what the sv40
01:08:37.820 could be doing yeah um um it could as well that the um um um sv40 promote
01:08:53.400 in the
01:08:57.000 cell
01:08:59.380 can knock out
01:09:01.780 the cell's P53
01:09:04.180 pathway
01:09:05.560 A, which is
01:09:09.940 for constant cellular
01:09:12.020 repair
01:09:14.320 and
01:09:15.700 also leads
01:09:18.160 to the cells becoming
01:09:20.020 cancerous
01:09:22.180 And so there's multiple ways in which these things are causing harm.
01:09:34.320 You've got the LMPs, you've got Spike, you've got the whole DPM thing with P53,
01:09:42.920 the C-gas sting pathway, you've got all of the N1-methyl-pseudo-uridines.
01:09:58.000 And so all of the uridine, all of the use in that mRNA piece, inside the lipid nanoparticles, are all synthetic.
01:10:20.460 They make the mRNAs more plastic-like and very difficult to break it down.
01:10:33.160 They also produce something called ribosomal frame shifting.
01:10:45.160 And so if you take a – it's like a winter coat, and it's an old coat, and the zipper parts, some of them aren't there, and your coat doesn't zip up right, and it slips and jumps.
01:11:13.660 And so as your ribosome reads these things, it'll jump and sometimes make a random stop codon.
01:11:33.020 And so you don't get a full length intact spike.
01:11:37.700 You get truncated ones, weird sizes, a whole bunch of a weird shaped spike that is not the whole intact one.
01:11:54.820 And there's no way of knowing the full extent of harm
01:12:02.760 that these things are doing to our souls' pathways.
01:12:11.380 Do you think that we're only just beginning?
01:12:14.560 I mean, like we've been hearing about people,
01:12:18.060 like a woman, a young woman,
01:12:20.680 no history of any kind of illness or heart illness, whatever,
01:12:23.380 running the new york city marathon the other day 24 years old she just died just some kind of a
01:12:29.620 heart event just gone yep and we've been seeing athletes you know like drop into the field and
01:12:36.620 um now we've got one in the nfl i think there's a quarterback uh in the nfl who plays for the
01:12:43.240 philadelphia eagles i think who's got blood clots everywhere now and he's not allowed to fly he's
01:12:47.520 going to be out for the entire season are are we and again i'm not sitting here saying that that is
01:12:53.460 absolutely from this i'm not but i don't know you know i mean if you go back and and and say exactly
01:13:04.980 the the as the fda said we will not know the full extent of harm until we put these things in
01:13:15.780 people's arms what does long-term testing mean though i mean we're talking if we're talking
01:13:21.720 about a new we aren't doing any long-term testing at all there is no government funding into
01:13:31.000 this they don't want to admit that um these things are are anything but safe enough of
01:13:42.920 effective and and yes that they were safe and effective they were safe in the vials and they
01:13:55.280 were effective at causing people harm is this i want to go back to the early i've got so many
01:14:02.080 questions still man we could be here all night but i mean this we talked about dna right and
01:14:08.040 and this is something we pass to children you know and we talked about the is it possible that
01:14:15.060 we could be passing these flaws these these vaccine cause deficiencies to our our kids
01:14:21.160 with the flawed dnas and and the other thing like helen gruths investigating all of those
01:14:26.640 baby deaths in ottawa and i know for a fact that this was happening not just there
01:14:31.240 it was happening everywhere
01:14:34.020 like
01:14:36.480 is this going to be a generational
01:14:38.880 thing
01:14:39.300 it is quite
01:14:42.980 scientifically
01:14:44.740 possible
01:14:45.960 my biggest
01:14:53.520 fear in this
01:14:57.000 is
01:14:57.340 that
01:14:59.520 that if this spike has integrated itself
01:15:07.120 into the DNA of an egg or a sperm cell,
01:15:14.320 we can pass on this to our offspring,
01:15:22.000 and it doesn't mean that it will pass
01:15:29.520 but every cell in that child's body has the potential code of being a spike factory
01:15:36.920 what about like back in the early days and i'm sure that we're still going to be seeing the
01:15:45.500 effects of this because like you say there's no long-term testing going on there's no long-term
01:15:49.840 testing going on there's but but there is because like there's people running around out there with
01:15:54.680 eight 10 12 of these shots right and yeah but there's i guess there's no way to verify that
01:16:01.420 when they do die it is from a vaccine i i suppose is there any way for doctors to maybe go wait a
01:16:07.540 minute wait a minute hold on this does not look right for this person too many outside variables
01:16:12.820 It seems odd. I have spoken with lots of mainstream, normal physicians. I saw a liver expert May of, no, October of 23.
01:16:41.180 I gave him my paper to read.
01:16:48.920 I came back for a follow-up.
01:16:52.220 He said, Dave, I read your work.
01:16:56.040 It's a good, scientifically sound piece.
01:17:00.940 And he has seen more people with liver problems post-vax than ever before.
01:17:18.840 He is sure that it's vaccine-caused, except he can't say things publicly, or else it could cost him his license and his whole livelihood.
01:17:40.140 But what good is it if he can't point out these things?
01:17:44.480 I think the downfall is you've got these government authoritative people in charge
01:17:57.680 telling our physicians and our scientists what to think and what to do.
01:18:05.220 and we are not following the the science and and too many smart folk which have asked
01:18:22.080 questions and are seeing things and speaking out are being silenced
01:18:26.620 what about way back in the early days people had been vaccine uh vaccinated and
01:18:35.220 let me remember seeing those videos where they were holding magnets up putting magnets on their
01:18:39.540 arms and they're look it's sticking was that like just a bunch of bs just people i don't flicks
01:18:44.420 okay and what about the uh the situation where somebody would claim they'd walk into a
01:18:51.900 into a restaurant or on a patio and all of a sudden they're a wi-fi source i mean we'd been
01:18:59.880 hearing stuff like that you don't know it wouldn't make any sense in anything you've seen
01:19:03.520 no okay and i'm just i'm asking that's all i'm not saying i'm not claiming um oh yeah
01:19:11.520 yeah yeah i've i've seen a lot of a lot of a weird
01:19:18.100 names and i'm like unless i have have scientifically looked at
01:19:29.820 It's scientifically possible, but I'm not going to affirm things until I see it.
01:19:45.860 So we must always follow the evidence if it is with our way of thinking or it isn't.
01:19:58.440 and our governments need to do the same thing um again i'm only asking you if you've seen this
01:20:06.760 i'm not asking you to verify i had a blood analyst from ontario on the show a couple of years ago
01:20:13.340 actually longer than that now she sent me slides i was just looking for them now but i can't find
01:20:17.460 them on the system slides of blood that she was analyzing it's her job yeah and um she sent me
01:20:25.340 some really funky live slides dude and and it looked like there was something in there and
01:20:31.900 like that was self-assembling something that was moving something that looked like it shouldn't
01:20:37.020 be there so what she told me was that she sent these slides to some of her other blood analyst
01:20:44.640 buddies in the states texas and florida and california and and they all said look you just
01:20:49.760 got some debris on your on your film or whatever yeah yeah but she so she went and cleaned it she
01:20:56.420 went and did everything she's supposed to do all protocols covered right and then she went and
01:21:01.820 looked again and there it was and she she videoed it dude and i'm telling you like there's some
01:21:07.300 really i wish i could put this on the screen for you right now not that you'd be able to tell
01:21:12.300 one way or the other from a couple of screenshots but um yeah i mean it just looked wild some of
01:21:19.180 the stuff that was in there that shouldn't be between the big red blobs right oh yeah yeah
01:21:25.920 it was just strange and then the the stringy white stuff that we had seen so much talk about
01:21:33.160 is that a possibility from any of the stuff that you've seen i've got vials of it
01:21:42.360 what is it that's a very good yeah that is a very good
01:21:51.240 which richard hirschman has been trying to unfold for the past four years you mean you guys have
01:22:07.700 like been testing that you got vials full of it you've been throwing it under microscopes and
01:22:11.920 there's no clue as to what this stuff could be i've seen them there's all
01:22:17.920 kinds of of of thoughts of what that is a very good review article i and and and
01:22:30.360 the list of that was published by richard
01:22:36.880 first man i think three or four months back
01:22:43.700 no speculation i mean not that again i don't know i i've i have seen so much i i've been
01:22:53.880 in this rabbit hole since since january early on and yeah dude you know but your your rabbit
01:23:06.000 holes different than ours because your rabbit hole is scientific right like you see it it's
01:23:13.640 right in front of your face and you know exactly what to look for and all of your years of
01:23:18.520 experience have you ever sat down and gone i must be losing my mind like it like this is so far away
01:23:25.400 from the norm of anything i've ever looked at before that i i must be crazy have you ever sat
01:23:31.640 down and thought that even for a second yeah um um i think what is the most difficult
01:23:38.820 fault is to to see what is scientifically going on and and and see our and and and hi
01:23:51.780 and see our own government agencies with their blinders on not not acknowledge things and
01:24:09.140 continue on like these things don't don't exist and it's like when are the vaccine
01:24:17.060 And you're going to be
01:24:18.720 Recognized
01:24:20.720 And get the justice
01:24:21.980 And the help
01:24:23.940 That they
01:24:24.700 Early on
01:24:31.440 Doug
01:24:31.940 Ford
01:24:35.120 He said in this
01:24:36.660 Pandemic we must have
01:24:39.020 All hands on
01:24:40.280 On deck
01:24:43.260 And work out what
01:24:44.940 Is going
01:24:46.520 Moving on
01:24:47.400 We still must have
01:24:50.540 All hands on deck
01:24:52.760 We must
01:24:54.840 Listen to our
01:24:56.600 Vaccine
01:24:59.060 Injured 1.00
01:25:00.200 Because they're trying everything
01:25:02.480 They
01:25:02.840 Can
01:25:05.000 To get themselves back on
01:25:07.920 On track
01:25:09.640 And very
01:25:10.460 Eww
01:25:15.740 Physically
01:25:16.520 physicians are actually listening to to them and we we owe it to them you know it's not even just
01:25:30.280 that although you're right um they they need to be recognized and they need to be taken care of
01:25:36.400 and i'm surprised that more canadians haven't stood up and said you know what even if i don't
01:25:41.300 really believe that you like the science tells us that this is the case and so we need to take
01:25:48.900 care of you that's what canadians usually do but not in this case the other thing is aside from not
01:25:55.540 taking care or recognizing these folks and there are more than you think you guys i mean the allison
01:26:02.100 inquiry was scratching the surface oh yeah there's still being i dropped the bucket yeah they're still
01:26:08.500 being humiliated and ridiculed for telling their story to like a perfectly healthy person somebody
01:26:15.200 like michelle michelle wharton i mean this is a woman that that ran a dental practice taking care 1.00
01:26:21.080 of two or three kids uh mountain climbing every freaking mountain mountain climbing and and she 1.00
01:26:28.120 is fighting for her 0.83
01:26:30.240 life
01:26:33.780 with very little
01:26:36.320 if no government
01:26:38.060 support at all
01:26:40.560 and
01:26:42.000 this is supposed
01:26:44.100 to be a first
01:26:46.320 world
01:26:47.300 nation
01:26:49.200 with a good health care 0.97
01:26:52.340 system and she
01:26:54.360 had to 1.00
01:26:56.900 to go go elsewhere outside to go and get help to go get diagnosed and then to get the treatment
01:27:06.120 she needed and that may not even work um something else i wanted to ask i was at the doctor last week
01:27:14.880 for something unrelated because i didn't take this stuff uh back then i'll never do i'll never
01:27:20.220 do it but my doctor said to me pulled out his prescription pad and said okay before i write
01:27:26.520 this down or you want any existing medications i said no but it reminded me oh yeah doctors ask
01:27:33.680 that question because they think that if you're on a certain drug it might interact with this drug
01:27:38.600 in a bad way inside of your body causing you to be hospitalized or whatever we go back to 2021
01:27:44.440 when dr joss reimer who is now by the way like the new theresa tam at the time she was the lead of
01:27:53.060 the vaccine rollout task force in manitoba and there's a headline that still exists today
01:27:58.460 on ctv news you can find it you can google it find you want dr joss reimer saying uh this is
01:28:05.900 the great experiment go ahead and mix these two vaccines mix moderna mix moderna with pfizer or
01:28:11.740 with astrazeneca or what like how dangerous was that telling people that i mean never mind just
01:28:18.320 taking one of these things and sticking with one or the other how about mixing all of these awful
01:28:22.800 things together yeah it should should never have been done like that at all and it's it's it's it
01:28:37.220 It seemed odd because it is the mosaic study, which looked at the whole mixing and matching thing, and about a third of the way through it, it was disbarred and went silent.
01:29:07.220 And I am sure it's because they saw that these things,
01:29:13.180 if you mix them and match them, were causing harm.
01:29:17.460 It's insane. 0.74
01:29:18.880 And somebody like that is promoted to the head
01:29:22.280 of the Canadian Public Health Agency.
01:29:25.400 That is mind-blowing to me.
01:29:27.500 Dave, have you ever been threatened?
01:29:29.600 No.
01:29:31.840 What about any of your colleagues?
01:29:34.200 and by the way I wanted to send a shout out
01:29:36.320 to Dr. Bridle and his wife
01:29:38.340 they have been through so
01:29:40.260 so much these past
01:29:42.260 few years and you guys
01:29:43.560 they have been through hell
01:29:45.800 and
01:29:48.160 it is amazing
01:29:50.040 to see how their
01:29:51.840 faith is
01:29:54.180 the core of
01:29:55.800 everything they have
01:29:57.300 done
01:29:59.120 and she is
01:30:02.120 getting
01:30:02.580 better she's getting stronger she's learning to to walk and do things and paddle and
01:30:16.340 and it was such a difficult
01:30:20.980 time um um i haven't been
01:30:26.660 threatened
01:30:30.180 my
01:30:31.000 self.
01:30:36.700 And it's a testament
01:30:38.540 to the way God's
01:30:40.640 been guiding.
01:30:44.620 I did my
01:30:46.680 work on
01:30:48.740 the vaccine vials.
01:30:51.080 It was supposed to have
01:30:52.500 been launched out on
01:30:54.280 pre-
01:30:56.660 early October of 2023, it was delayed by three weeks.
01:31:08.080 And my son, who is a young, smart boy, he said,
01:31:19.500 Dad, if your science and your research can save people's lives, it is worth getting out.
01:31:32.200 And I've seen Philip Buck, the whole Holst and his wonderful testimony.
01:31:47.700 He was threatened and things, and I was worried about myself receiving things at that time, and I put out my report.
01:32:08.860 i think it was october 18th 23 at 3 30 a.m and six hours late
01:32:18.820 their epoch times published their report health canada confirms there's dna in the
01:32:28.260 covid vaccines i remember that and i'm like there if you're against health canada you'll be against
01:32:36.660 me. If you're for them, you'll be for me because we're confirming the exact same thing. I have
01:32:49.920 lost seven positions in the past seven years. I have found it difficult to find a full-time
01:33:03.560 paying job. I've had no dead income since May of 2003. And I am so thankful for all of those
01:33:21.260 out there online that I see that reach out
01:33:29.080 who have encouraged, supported, helped.
01:33:35.780 And I'm just doing what I can to ensure
01:33:45.040 that the scientific facts are are out and and that we ensure that these
01:33:54.080 gods do do not injure many more people's shadow dave is there um i mean i know people who've taken
01:34:09.480 one of these things right yeah and then they stopped they just said no i'm not taking any
01:34:14.080 i had a real bad reaction whatever it was like maybe a you know flu-like symptoms for a couple
01:34:18.960 of days or a sore leg or whatever um is there more of a a chance is it like playing russian roulette
01:34:26.880 is it like every shot you take you're gonna lose more of your immune system
01:34:34.160 well i think that a a lot of
01:34:38.000 folk have said oh i've had one i feel i feel fine most of the effects have
01:34:51.680 come on the second third and third and fourth and the and the and the consecutive
01:34:59.040 of Johnson, it's because the first, it tells our system, if you see this, it is foreign 0.98
01:35:15.300 and needs to be wiped out.
01:35:17.400 And the more of our cells that express spike, the more our own immune system is attacking itself. 0.65
01:35:35.780 Now, if we look at the Nakahara, the outage of Japan, they are foreign full-body pet skins looking for inflamed and tumorous areas. 0.72
01:36:00.780 and found in all of the VACs and all of the ones looked at in their study 0.94
01:36:15.760 are all asymptomatic health, okay?
01:36:22.220 And so in all of the vaxxed, there's an overactive heart, and in all of the unvaxxed, there's a normal, functional, not overactive heart.
01:36:41.660 And so it might be a matter of time before more heart issues are seen as people's hearts wear out.
01:37:07.600 I am not a judge, but that is my thought.
01:37:20.060 But if you are perfectly fine, healthy, and you've taken these shots,
01:37:31.860 I would be very thankful.
01:37:35.320 I would be living my life without fear and take each day with Thanksgiving, you are still here and fine.
01:38:00.460 because there's a lot of folk that have taken the shots
01:38:06.840 and they are fighting with all kinds of health things.
01:38:16.380 We can find you at Courageous Truth on Substack, Dave?
01:38:20.160 Yep, I am.
01:38:22.140 How often do you put something up there?
01:38:24.060 Is it video? Is it articles?
01:38:26.100 What do you put up there?
01:38:27.400 uh articles um i i try and write once a
01:38:35.660 week i've got a huge backlog of subsects that i need to shove out um and yeah it's a a fighting
01:38:53.620 of time between
01:38:55.680 doing scientific
01:38:57.100 work examining
01:38:59.140 data
01:39:00.620 court cases
01:39:03.640 reports
01:39:07.620 I've got
01:39:11.320 four big
01:39:13.460 things
01:39:15.400 in the next
01:39:16.800 week to
01:39:19.100 shove out
01:39:21.100 our
01:39:22.440 Your research paper on the vaccines has been heavily targeted, heavily attacked.
01:39:35.620 One of the reviewers leaked his report out there, which caused more attack on us.
01:39:49.040 I complained to his institution about his biased and unprofessional and unscientific behavior, and they're like, we're not getting involved and we're not doing anything about it.
01:40:19.040 There's also a big AstraZeneca story, which I'll probably release next week.
01:40:31.260 All of the
01:40:34.320 AstraZeneca
01:40:36.060 Shots
01:40:38.020 Which were given
01:40:39.080 In
01:40:39.340 Canada
01:40:43.820 Were out of
01:40:47.260 The
01:40:47.960 Contaminated 0.56
01:40:51.280 Maryland
01:40:52.560 Bul
01:40:55.320 Comor
01:40:56.720 Plant
01:40:59.000 Which was shut down
01:41:01.260 Um, and the, the third big thing I, I will shove out soon as on our, my farm workers, um,
01:41:26.720 They knew in March of 21 that they had all of the young, healthy migrant farm workers come into Pearson International Airport, force-vaxxed without consent in their own language.
01:41:49.140 quarantined for a a week and 13 of them did not make it out
01:42:02.440 alive what happened to the two-week quarantine period well it extended to um
01:42:11.780 a month and they were
01:42:14.320 treated like
01:42:16.080 dogs.
01:42:20.200 And we
01:42:21.320 knew early on that these things
01:42:24.000 were killing
01:42:24.840 people
01:42:27.660 and our government did nothing but
01:42:30.000 cover the stuff.
01:42:31.720 Were these things ever
01:42:33.360 going to work in any way?
01:42:36.240 Large or small?
01:42:37.700 I don't think so.
01:42:39.920 Dave, thanks for coming on tonight,
01:42:41.640 man you're you're a great guy i wish we had been able to do this a couple of years ago when we
01:42:46.320 first started chatting with each other but it's been well worth the wait there's always a a next
01:42:55.020 time shadow absolutely you have a great hunting trip i'm not going to hold you to anything on
01:43:01.520 sub stack until after you get back from it my friend uh thank you for coming on tonight really
01:43:06.600 appreciate you taking the time it's been a very fun time to just go up and talk thanks dave
01:43:20.620 awesome shadow thank you there is dr david speaker
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