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00:07:48.740and security. The show's not going to last much longer than the interview you guys tonight. I
00:07:53.480know it's Friday. I know you've all got places to be, things to do, but this is such an important
00:07:59.120story to tell. I'm so happy that these two decided to make some more time in their schedules this
00:08:05.940week and eva i know you're busy and carrie i know that you're dealing with the effects of this
00:08:11.580vaccine injury and you've been on so many independent media shows already i would like
00:08:16.260to thank you both for coming back on tonight after the mishap we had on tuesday uh very very
00:08:21.540thankful and so are all of the viewers watching for you guys to be here tonight
00:08:25.480thank you carrie let's start with you can you tell us now this is going to seem like a repeat
00:08:33.360to the three of us of what we did on Tuesday night and it's very emotional like I've been saying
00:08:38.540can you tell us Carrie what happened to you back when you first took this formula
00:08:45.400so um I have a vaccine injury um April 21st of 2021 I got AstraZeneca
00:08:59.980with the pressure of my government and my medical system it was everywhere go get your vaccine
00:09:10.760this is going to save your grandma this is going to return life back to normal
00:09:15.780so I went and got it and I was okay I had a sore arm and that was about it
00:09:25.180but when it was time to get my second vaccine, they took AstraZeneca out of the place that I
00:09:35.440was living. I believe they took it out of Canada, but they definitely took it out of Alberta where
00:09:42.800I am. So I had to choose between Moderna and Pfizer and I chose Pfizer. So June 18th, 2021,
00:09:58.180I got the Pfizer vaccine. I got sick right away that evening. I had flu symptoms, but they had
00:10:06.920said all over the TV that that was happening, that people were having flu symptoms. So I didn't
00:10:14.700think much of it. I felt like crap for a few days. I was in bed with a fever, achy, headache.
00:10:27.980but by day seven eight my husband was starting to feel better and I thought well this is strange
00:10:37.960because I feel worse my fever had spiked and my tonsils had swollen so I called my doctor I
00:10:49.520couldn't go in because of COVID restrictions at the time if you were sick you couldn't go in to
00:10:54.500see your doctor. So over the phone, she diagnosed me with tonsil stones and prescribed me antibiotics
00:11:03.720and said if I wasn't feeling better in a few days to go back. That evening, I got really sick. My
00:11:13.240meningitis lining in my brain was swelling, which is what I know now. At the time,
00:11:20.620it just felt like brain fire. There was so much pain in my body. I just started throwing up and
00:11:27.780I couldn't stop. So my husband said, that's enough. We're going into emergency that you're
00:11:36.640too sick. This is crazy. So on our way to the hospital, I could see in the side mirror,
00:11:46.580my face drop. I thought I was having a stroke. I'm in my 40s. My mom had had a stroke in her 40s
00:11:55.740and that to me is what it looked like. So when we got to the hospital, they assessed me and
00:12:06.120said that I had Bell's palsy and that they gave me some stuff to help me stop throwing up and
00:12:18.400to make me feel a little better I still had a headache but I was starting to feel a little
00:12:23.880better so they sent me home they said instructions for Bell's palsy and sent me home the hospital was
00:12:31.340really full at the time with COVID patients, they said. So unless you were an emergency,
00:12:37.680they didn't want you staying. Did they not consider you an emergency? No, they didn't.
00:12:48.480That's a whole other story we could get into, I'm sure, but please continue.
00:12:52.100Yeah, it is. So I went home and as soon as the medications they had given me had worn off, I was right back where I was. So my husband took me back to the hospital and they admitted me.
00:13:07.360um while i was there they did mris cat scans spinal tap um they did a whole list of tests on me
00:13:20.200um and said eventually said that i had uh full blooms belt palsy from my vaccine
00:13:28.560so they were able to determine that then that early it was about
00:13:36.800i want to say five or six days in after they had done a bunch of testing
00:13:43.460and they kind of put together the series of events
00:13:49.980interestingly i've spoken to other people who have been vaccine injured and they have not been
00:13:56.200able to find cooperative medical people at all. They are in denial, it seems, about vaccine
00:14:04.960injuries. Can't be the vaccine. There's absolutely no way this could happen. And we don't know how
00:14:09.700they could come to that conclusion without even having a test done. Is there a test that they can
00:14:16.320use, a single test that you know of that can determine this? Or did they just decide to come
00:14:21.100up with that one day? There was no single test. It was an array of tests. And because the lining,
00:14:32.080meningenial lining in my head was still swollen, I believe that's how they figured it out. I think
00:14:40.200it was, the neurologist was saying that that's what it was. So then the other doctors agreed.
00:14:49.500There was nine doctors that looked at my case, and they came to the conclusion that it was the vaccine.
00:15:00.040I'm very fortunate that I have all those doctors that say that that's what this was and is.
00:15:07.700So that was a few days after you were admitted to the hospital.
00:15:13.260and I'm sure at that point you had been monitored by medical professionals to see what your progress
00:15:20.860was they've determined now that your injuries are permanent correct correct and so when did
00:15:30.780that diagnosis come into you and how incredibly emotional were you when you got that news
00:15:37.100i think i was kind of numb to it and i think i still am strangely after all this time
00:15:47.240um i'm sorry i forgot the question no that's okay i was just wondering
00:15:53.600how long it took for them to be able to tell you that this
00:15:57.780injury these injuries were permanent and what impact that news had on you
00:16:03.900um i'm sorry my husband's speaking to me at the same time he wants to talk
00:16:11.780see when i was admitted if he wants to come on carrie that's absolutely fine i mean i'm sure he's
00:16:17.780he's got a pretty interesting perspective on all this as well if you want to i was so sick at the
00:16:22.740time that i don't remember a lot of it um i was sleeping a lot so um so he's saying i got a few
00:16:31.000things wrong i so i should just explain to you right now carrie's under she's been given a lot
00:16:38.480of really crazy medicine over the last 72 hours really and we know she's not feeling well tonight
00:16:45.440so if she needs no and she's really down she's really confused and and i just came in for a
00:16:51.560quick sec but so much of what she said is confused as to actually what happened um it was her mother
00:17:00.020that took her in to emergency on wednesday night after we had gotten the shots on the monday1.00
00:17:12.980and i was working and they sent carrie home the next day it was getting worse carrie's mom took1.00
00:17:26.100her to the hospital again and they sent carrie home uh friday same thing happened and they sent
00:17:33.940carrie home now understand she's waiting in emergency during covid for hours hours and hours
00:17:42.260and her her condition is getting worse and worse on saturday i wasn't working and
00:17:50.820And I ended up taking her Saturday, and by 10.30 Saturday night, she was dying, literally dying.
00:18:08.000And what was happening was her meningenial linings were swelling up.
00:18:16.960And so what they ended up doing was just symptomatic emergency medicine, trying to just stop things that were killing her, which included complete asphyxiation because all of her esophagus muscles and trachea were all paralyzed.
00:18:44.820her whole left side of her face and body was paralyzed her nerves were paralyzed she couldn't
00:18:51.000hear she couldn't see she couldn't swallow she was asphyxiating on fluids that were going down
00:18:56.840into her lungs and i had a whole bunch of people at this hospital looking at me like i was crazy
00:19:03.000saying that she was sick and i literally i literally had to explain to all of these people
00:19:11.120in no uncertain terms that we had been there three nights in a row and that i didn't know
00:19:17.120what was going to happen if she died in the next few minutes but if she did i could guarantee him
00:19:22.520that whatever happened was going to be just god awful i was very adamant that they get stars air
00:19:33.220ambulance in the air that they get the mri guy that they should have had her in on wednesday
00:19:38.100or thursday or friday wake them up and get them down get the cat scan guy down wake them up get
00:19:43.460them down call in their best call in everybody because we were here wednesday we were here
00:19:51.080thursday we were here friday and just as a little bit of background my son had a bee sting he was
00:20:00.540allergic to bee stings we were in that emergency room and they flicked his ear sent him out he still
00:20:08.620had the stinger in his ear my wife ended up getting him into our doctor at the clinic they found this
00:20:14.360so that emergency room knows us because there was a big kerfluffle about that and i reminded them
00:20:22.460about everything and literally literally was just i don't know what would have happened but it would
00:20:30.440have been terrible but that's the level i had to go to to get the next level of service that she
00:20:37.080needed what happened next was the neurologist dr winder got involved wow the neurologist got
00:20:47.820involved and they were able to sort of stabilize her over the night and it took until the next
00:20:57.080morning to get her actually admitted to the hospital once she got admitted by then she had
00:21:04.140to have she was with the feeding tube and everything because her vocal cords and her
00:21:11.060trachea wasn't working properly and she was still basically fighting for her life
00:21:17.640and that went on for another three days she didn't have an attending doctor
00:21:27.120um I think it was the second day all of a sudden a guy shows up from Calgary and he's doing the
00:21:35.740rounds and he's actually a professor from the U of C who teaches at Foothills Hospital
00:21:42.680all of a sudden he's on our ward and he's the attending physician for the next 10 days or
00:21:50.560whatever his shift was. I wasn't sure if that was a coincidence or what, but I was glad to see him
00:21:56.720because he was really good. And the neurologist was the one who ultimately had to make the call
00:22:06.860that this was caused by the vaccine directly because we had been in the hospital wednesday
00:22:13.740thursday friday they had documentation of it because i also had bad reaction had blood clots
00:22:21.200and issues it was um the doctor took this very seriously and the bell's palsy title
00:22:32.820is the name that they give to the symptoms that carrie was suffering from by saturday which is
00:22:40.580the complete paralysis of the one side of her face and damage to that nerve tissue that's what they
00:22:49.100call those symptoms but in carrie's case what happened was all of those nerves died they've
00:22:57.520reformed in a huge nest mat of of mess that's causing all the issues for her
00:23:04.320there potentially is reconstructive surgery that john hopkins can do that's way down because she's0.92
00:23:11.060still suffering from the nerve damage that's still ongoing we haven't been able to fully
00:23:17.640stabilize her and that's what she's suffering from right now so the timeline on how she got
00:23:25.520admitted and and it was actually a month later that the neurologist was able to say that this
00:23:35.860is probably going to be permanent but they had to wait a full year before she got to see the
00:23:42.880neurologist again where he was able to say this is permanent now it's not like that's been said by
00:23:53.560the whole system but in carrie i'm sorry you know what i never got your first name and i want to
00:24:00.380know okay it's sean hey sean okay nice to meet you nice to meet you too so in any case that's the
00:24:07.280that's how all of that sort of shook out and i'm not sure that the neurological issues that she
00:24:14.260has shouldn't have a name that's more fitting than bell's palsy but that's the symptoms that
00:24:20.640she comes under so that's the category that they put it under um that's just medical but they call
00:24:27.100it new bell's yeah they're calling it new bell's palsy go figure whatever um in my estimation one
00:24:34.120of the one of the issues that we found out potentially we had astrazeneca first that's a
00:24:41.420traditional vaccine that puts antibodies that causes antibodies to get into your meningenial
00:24:48.140linings your placenta your heart your kidneys your liver your spinal your brain then they give gave
00:24:56.680us pfizer pfizer is known to cause inflammation in in meningenial linings and if she already had
00:25:06.780antibodies in those linings that's why her body attacked itself which is what is going on with
00:25:13.880the inflammation or whatnot sean let me ask you when all this was going on and this was being
00:25:20.460determined what was the message coming from the province because each province was was they were
00:25:25.980calling my wife they were calling my wife telling her to go get another vaccination and we couldn't
00:25:31.060find out the people's names they wouldn't give out they were calling us twice telling her to go
00:25:37.060get another vaccination while she was in the hospital it was crazy did they say that mixing
00:25:44.760the two vaccines or any of the vaccines was safe and effective well that's what the news said that's
00:25:51.560what was on the news that was the storyline that they were pushing at the time i mean that's the
00:25:58.140that's the problem here canada was the only jurisdiction in the world that did that
00:26:03.160And if you look at the timeline on it, there was a G7 meeting that our prime minister attended on Friday.
00:26:11.280On Monday, when he got back, Canada suddenly had the official line that mixing vaccination gave a stronger reaction and better protection and all the rest of it.
00:26:27.740we were the only jurisdiction that did it and the rna vaccine works totally different than the
00:26:35.040traditional one so no one's been able to prove anything that that that series of vaccinations
00:26:42.000is part of the issue what has been proven is that pfizer has an abnormally high
00:26:48.480bad reaction rate a rate that would not traditionally have been accepted by the
00:26:56.460medical society or by health systems around the world because covid was raging i guess
00:27:06.700shortcuts were taken or whatever but we never had a chance to understand that properly and
00:27:16.020we were supposed to be supported if worst case scenario happened worst case scenario has happened
00:27:23.180And it's been a fight. It's been terrible.
00:27:26.420You guys have been down the road of trying to be compensated through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund, right?
00:27:32.220They say that people are usually, once they get into the system, they're usually taken care of within 18 months.
00:27:41.420And your fight has been going on now longer than that, correct?
00:33:55.160Everything about our life, how we live, what we get to do, how we do it, everything has changed.
00:34:02.220and um that's just adapting to you know what the reality of our present situation fortunately i
00:34:12.060had enough equity in the farm that when we did sell i mean i couldn't a bank wouldn't touch me
00:34:16.820we were out of a house i had everything in c cans i couldn't buy a house until
00:34:24.620we got the check at the bank and our debts were cleared and that we had cash so i could go buy a
00:34:33.440house cash straight up cash straight up cash wow that's how i had to do it and there was
00:34:40.880you know a number of days a couple weeks where so what do you do and under those circumstances
00:34:47.340you don't have a house you don't have a place to go so we ended up finding a place that was empty
00:34:56.780so that we could move in and and minimize all of that things have worked out for us sort of but i
00:35:02.060mean where could we even deduct our moving expenses from income tax no uh sean i'm gonna bring eva in
00:35:13.260here um yeah but we know that people hello carrie how are you i'm good i have a lot of support as
00:35:22.420you can see as i can see and you know what sean it seems he's been a warrior for you and your
00:35:28.300family and and we all appreciate people like him we all need strong advocates in our lives
00:35:35.480when we have to go through this kind of thing eva people can't sue the government or pfizer
00:35:42.420directly for any kind of vaccine injuries. Am I right saying that? Not that I'm aware of,
00:35:48.440because we are suing the government directly. What we understand is in the contracts when they
00:35:53.860were made with Pfizer, the federal government put in some immunity clauses, but we aren't even
00:36:01.800privy to see those contracts. So we don't know what those contracts say. But as far as I'm aware,
00:36:07.540We're certainly able to sue the federal government and different agencies that we did sue, and we also sued Alberta Health Services, the two Jane Doe's that injected Kerry, and the CBC in this case as well.
00:36:24.340Yeah, but this is a different kind of lawsuit. And I thought it was rather ingenious of you to to come up with the lawsuit, missing disinformation. In other words, Canadians should be able to trust their government when a government official, an elected official or a trusted bureaucrat, Teresa Tam, let's just say, or somebody who should be trusted, comes out and says that this is safe and effective.
00:36:50.360we should have 100 confidence in that it's not going to affect our lives it's not going to
00:36:57.260ruin our lives like has happened here in the sakamoto's case so what you're suggesting is that
00:37:03.840the government was feeding directly myths and disinformation through the cbc and probably other
00:37:10.740television networks about the vaccine itself correct yeah and and that aspect of it is so
00:37:19.780important to note as well, because what happened in Canada when they were approving the COVID-19
00:37:25.960vaccines is generally when any therapeutic product is approved to be marketed in Canada,
00:37:33.280there is a requirement that they be safe and effective. And the pharmaceutical company has to
00:37:40.720provide the details to satisfy the health minister. But for the COVID-19 vaccines,
00:37:47.960they removed those requirements and they made an exemption on that and they changed the test for
00:37:55.000the COVID vaccines to say that the COVID-19 vaccines have to have more benefit than they
00:38:02.160have harm and what we're saying in the lawsuit is how do you know that there's more benefit than
00:38:07.700harm when you aren't even measuring whether it's safe and effective it becomes a circular or
00:38:13.620subjective argument and you don't were not able to tell. So that's one of the big things in this
00:38:21.600case too is that they removed the requirement that the COVID-19 vaccine be safe and or effective
00:38:29.000yet at the same time all these public health officials during a time that everyone in Canada
00:38:35.900and the world was more vulnerable because of the fear and the vulnerability they were feeling
00:38:42.040during the COVID vaccine that they had to trust their public health officials.
00:38:46.680They were telling people that the COVID-19 vaccines were safe and effective
00:38:51.060while knowing that that requirement wasn't there.
00:38:56.240Well, I think they also knew there are a couple of stories that have been floated publicly,
00:39:01.380obviously not in the corporate media, that the government actually knew
00:39:04.800that these so-called vaccines would harm a certain segment of the population.
00:39:10.940and yet they went ahead and said that these things were safe and effective anyway and
00:39:15.720to the point especially in carrie's case here about mixing these vaccines i i know that the
00:39:22.460the chief medical officer of the vaccine rollout team that was kind of a heady title for her here
00:39:29.040uh she came on the news and said yes it is absolutely safe to mix whichever of the vaccines
00:39:36.980you choose. So Kerry, you could have gone with Moderna and mixed it up with AstraZeneca or
00:39:43.500Johnson and Johnson mixed it up with Pfizer. And according to these public health officials and
00:39:48.160their media associates, everything would have been fine when we know that no testing had been done
00:39:56.800in those regards. We've seen MPs in the House of Commons say exactly what Eva just said, that
00:40:04.220that there was no testing but we had to expedite this process to get the vaccine out in time to
00:40:10.320save people not even knowing if it was going to work or not i mean this whole thing has been
00:40:16.820completely and totally one of the biggest scams that i have ever seen perpetrated on any country
00:40:23.720but all of them were doing it so well we we we were i think uh the one of the only countries
00:40:31.180that said to mix and match and there's more to the lawsuit and one aspect is that we've claimed
00:40:36.880misfeasance so that's bad faith basically on behalf of some of these public health officers
00:40:42.800and officials in that not only did they say this mix and match thing but then you touched on it
00:40:49.820earlier and Kerry can speak to it more is that they were suppressing information about vaccine
00:40:57.140injuries. And more information is coming out now. And Carrie can speak from her own experience
00:41:02.880that of what she experienced when she came out of the hospital and wanted to share her story to
00:41:09.900alert doctors about her condition and help them understand because it is so new. And she,
00:41:18.360like her husband said, has been, you know, really working hard and sharing the story.
00:41:23.600but maybe Carrie if you could speak to that a little bit and that's another element of our
00:41:28.760lawsuit. Well Carrie you know what here's your uh your TikTok it's called Canadian Flowers you've0.76
00:41:34.160got 11.1 thousand followers on this TikTok account so congratulations on getting the word out to as
00:41:42.500many people as uh as you have so far and we spoke briefly the other night about you having met
00:41:49.860many, many other people who have been vaccine injured, correct?
00:41:54.200Yeah, online. I've met people from all over the world with vaccine injuries from their vaccine,
00:42:03.220their COVID-19 vaccine. When I first got out of the hospital, I thought it was very important to
00:42:10.440tell doctors and other Canadians, the average Canadian like me, that this could happen,
00:42:18.880that this was happening. And I was shut down every step of the way. I was told by all of the
00:42:29.340news stations that they couldn't speak negatively about the vaccine. When I first joined TikTok,
00:42:37.960I was told, and I still get told that it's misinformation. And I just say, it's my life.
00:42:46.760How can this be misinformation? I don't understand. I'm really just sharing my health
00:42:53.860journey online, trying to reach other doctors and other people. And I have, as you said,
00:43:03.140I've reached 11,000 people, which blows my mind. But I have people contact me all the time now
00:43:36.200and I need to hold my government accountable.
00:43:39.280eva this is going to take a lot of support and a lot of money i mean you're going up against
00:43:47.940the government of canada with unlimited resources and the cbc once again with
00:43:54.520unlimited resources and ahs and and all of the people that you've named in this suit i mean
00:44:00.040how how are we going to be able to to go forward with this against all those entities it's it's a
00:44:07.940big reason why a lot of people don't sue the government, obviously, because it's not only
00:44:13.020incredibly expensive, it's also very time-consuming and difficult. But like Kiri said, we need to
00:44:20.260start holding our government to account, and we're hoping that we get the support of Canadians to
00:44:25.760help us through this journey to get some answers and accountability. And what is just something
00:44:34.180that I keep trying to remind Canadians, when we're holding the government to account, when we're
00:44:39.920saying they have these unlimited budgets, those are taxpayer dollars. This is Canadians, carries
00:44:46.980money, shadows money, eva chipics money. It's not money that they created. So we have to remind0.65
00:44:54.700Canadians that when we're holding the government to account, and when we're asking these questions,
00:45:00.680This is all on our taxpayer dollar, and we need to get better accountability on that as well.
00:45:09.020We can't just keep letting things go and being apathetic about government spending here and there willy-nilly all the time, because we get ourselves in these pickles.
00:45:18.700We have filed the lawsuit. The lawsuit is filed, correct? Has the government responded, CBC, any of the...
00:45:23.680So they've all accepted service now. And if you have ever been involved in any legal proceedings, it isn't very quick. So we don't know when the next step will be, especially in a lawsuit like this.
00:45:38.140They've all asked, not surprisingly, for a delay in responding and filing their defense.
00:45:45.760It's very reasonable to do, given the complexity of this case.
00:45:51.580So the next step we anticipate would be a statement of defense or what we might see is one of the parties like CBC, for example, that will say, hold on, we have nothing to do here with Kerry getting a vaccine and her being injured.
00:46:08.140We're the CBC. We just provided information to Canadians that that had nothing to do with us.
00:46:14.720But how you and you've read the lawsuit. So we've shaped it to help to paint the picture of how the CBC helped carry that message.
00:46:25.360And are they responsible? Should they be accountable and held to account for providing information to Canadians?
00:46:32.320that wasn't correct. Did you consider adding other news networks, local and national, to the
00:46:40.020lawsuit? So I probably don't want to talk about all of the strategy. But one thing is, you know,
00:46:46.460it's already an incredibly complicated case and lawsuit. The more you add on, guess what,
00:46:52.840there's more lawyers on the other side. But I don't want to get into all of the details. But
00:46:57.520at some point we there could have been you know people have asked about Pfizer and stuff too but
00:47:04.160we already spoke about that there's immunity with Pfizer. Are you going to build a team here or is
00:47:09.540it you on your own against all of the legal entities on the other side? Also a secret.
00:47:17.740Okay how can we help is the next question what can by and large what can we all do as Canadians
00:47:25.080to help out with this thing, because I believe it's monumental.
00:47:27.820If you're able to win this thing, it's going to set such a precedent
00:47:31.260and so many more people will come out and then that'll be it.
00:47:35.380I think the House of Cards starts falling apart.
00:56:45.720Corrections Canada monitors parole, sentencing, and releases back to the community along with the province's CNAC committee.
00:56:53.040The Winnipeg police service's press release also notes that Mekriti has a criminal record including sexual assault, sexual interference, assault, and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
00:57:05.060He's used threats, drugs, or other inducements to lure his underage victims.
00:57:12.140Mekriti is bound by three court orders that limit his contact with children under 16 like he's going to follow those, really.
00:57:19.120His employment and volunteer opportunities, his access to alcohol and drugs, and his possession of weapons.
00:57:25.240He also has to abide by a daily curfew and be in regular contact with his probie.
00:57:30.000said m-i-h-r-s-o-u mirsu a joint forces unit of the winnipeg police and rcmp issued a community
00:57:39.820notification yesterday to alert the public of his release and the risk he poses the unit also said
00:57:45.220that will mecrity participated in some treatment programs while in custody still considered high
00:57:50.060risk to reoffend in a sexual manner but let's let him out anyway um
01:03:24.540And part of the issue here is what information is going into the machine
01:03:29.960that will then determine, and we can predict then,
01:03:34.820if we think about what information is going in.
01:03:38.200What she's saying here is that we're going to teach AI about ESG.
01:03:48.540We're going to talk to the computer and teach the algorithms to look for equity,
01:03:56.160to look for social justice, to look for environmental wrongs, to look at governance.
01:04:03.480Now, remember, Maxine Waters just said, this is inevitable. Everyone will be forced. You'll have to deal with it. Now they're talking about AI making that an all-seeing, all-knowing policeman.
01:04:20.700so now what is the punishment let me bring you to central bank digital currency this is from
01:04:29.720page 154 of dark future now tie all these things together listen carefully when people think of
01:04:37.740digital currencies they usually think of just decentralized blockchain currencies like those
01:04:44.100discussed earlier in this chapter, but a U.S. central bank digital currency would likely be
01:04:50.680completely different, especially if it's developed under the Biden administration or another leftist
01:04:56.840White House. Why? Because they're going to teach it. Although developers of CBDCs promise these
01:05:06.200new currencies will be safe and designed to protect some privacy rights, footnote 373,
01:05:15.480one of the primary appeals of a CBDC is from the perspective of governments, is that it would be
01:05:21.640programmable, meaning it could be designed to act in a certain way based on predetermined criteria.
01:05:29.740so tie this in you're gonna have an esg score it's going to be tied with ai watching you
01:05:39.320and now a digital currency that is responsive to ai and those scores a programmable central bank
01:05:49.580digital currency could be designed so it could only be utilized for certain kinds of purchases
01:05:55.720or so that it has limits on the amount of times it can be used to buy certain goods or products.
01:06:02.820It's even more likely that some CBDCs, including a U.S. digital dollar,
01:06:08.040would be designed so the rules for its use could change over time.
01:06:12.860So if the geniuses of the Fed wake up one day and determine that the U.S. digital dollar
01:06:17.540should no longer be used to buy gasoline-powered cars, ammunition, guns, alcohol, fatty foods,
01:06:24.900or pretty much anything else they want to ban, federal bureaucrats could, with a push of a few0.99
01:06:30.280buttons, make their little authoritarian dreams become a reality. Depending on how the law is1.00
01:06:36.720written governing CBDC, it is possible, and I would argue likely, that additional legislation
01:06:44.040would not be required to make such changes. In other words, CBDCs are created in Europe and
01:06:51.320North America and the Fed and other central banks, not a democratically elected legislature,
01:06:56.920are likely going to be in charge of how those digital dollars are used. That's how the Federal
01:07:03.320Reserve and some other central banks act today with very little oversight. A programmable digital
01:07:10.100CBDC could also easily be tracked, taken away, or have their supply greatly expanded and on short
01:07:20.280notice. Think how effortless it would be for the Fed to provide a shiny new stimulus plan in an era
01:07:27.960of the digital dollar. Just make a phone call, wrap some keys on a keyboard, and boom, a trillion
01:07:35.560dollars delivered to 100 million people all within a couple of minutes. With all these possibilities
01:07:42.040in mind, is it difficult to imagine why a central bank or its allies in national governments
01:07:47.560would want to develop a CBDC. So tie this again together. You're going to have a social credit
01:07:57.700score, something they denied. They said that that was a conspiracy theory. We warned you that it
01:08:05.260wasn't. Most of your friends have no idea what ESG is. It is vital that they understand that.
01:08:14.040that's what the entire first book, The Great Reset, was about. Once you understand that that's
01:08:20.840not a conspiracy theory, that that is a way to control corporations first, all the way down to
01:08:28.080you in the end. And when I say the end, I'm not talking five years out. I'm talking in the next
01:08:34.24018 to 24 months. It will control you. Then when that is forced on everyone, you have an AI
01:08:45.660monitoring your every move. If you don't have the right credit score and they introduce CBDC,
01:08:55.020central bank digital currency, and it is programmable, exactly what Kamala Harris was
01:09:02.040talking about with AI, putting the information in that the government wants it to have so it
01:09:11.600will have certain parameters that these leftists want to have in for your money. It's not your
01:09:20.920money. If you step out of bounds, if you complain about LGBTQ, they don't need the FBI to investigate
01:09:29.920you. AI will already know what you've written, who you're talking to, what you said at any kind
01:09:39.280of meeting or any meeting where your phone is on. And if you think that I am exaggerating,
01:09:46.960you are sadly misled and misguided. It will gather all of the information automatically
01:09:57.580and it will change your score in real time and you won't be able to do things that you want to do.
01:10:06.980We told you yesterday about how transportation, you're not going to be able to fly and go places.
01:10:15.080You're not even going to be able to drive your car from city to city if you don't have a perfect
01:10:22.200score. And as I told you yesterday or the day before, the UN, UNESCO, outlined in 2019
01:10:32.940that you could have a low ESG score if you're a journalist. Why? Because you're going to be
01:10:43.700talking to people whose view does not agree with ESG or one of the other things that they're
01:10:52.720measuring. And if you talk to them for your job as a journalist, your point will go down,
01:11:01.160your score will go down, and you may not be able to drive your car. You'll have to ride a bus.
01:11:07.700this is not science fiction this is true and it is happening and i do not want you to take my
01:11:17.220word for you'll notice i said this is page 156 and i told you that it was what uh footnote 373
01:11:25.460i think so this whole thing is footnoted so everything is clear that you can go and find
01:11:34.080the original source. And again, listen to what they're saying today. They were lying to you then
01:11:43.200when they said this is a conspiracy theory, because they are saying today, you must, it's
01:11:50.920inevitable, and you will have to participate. It's inevitable. I thought it was a conspiracy theory.
01:11:59.300so today's conspiracy theory is tomorrow's absolute fact and by tomorrow you could be in a
01:12:09.680digital jail you need to understand what's happening and you can find it all in the book
01:12:17.220dark future it is incredibly important that you understand it and if you
01:12:23.160if you know people that will ask honest questions, whose mind can be changed still
01:12:31.560with facts, not theories, not conspiracies, but with facts, and you and they will do their own
01:12:40.360homework, and they will change their position and wake up, if they're presented with the truth,
01:12:47.120you need to tell them about this. Most people are not going to change. Most people,
01:12:52.760but we don't need everybody. We need 20% of this nation strong on this.
01:13:00.460Everyone in this audience was born for a reason. One of those reasons, and I don't know how it
01:13:07.680plays out in your life, but one of those reasons I believe you were born at this time is to save
01:13:13.260the freedom of all mankind. This is not a Republican Democrat thing. This is a human
01:13:21.180thing. This will spread over the entire world. China is already lost to it. It cannot enter
01:13:30.440the United States of America or there will be no place to run. Please, I urge you to pick up the
01:13:37.680book, even if it's in a library, if they'll allow it. Go to glensnewbook.com. That's glensnewbook.com.