The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs March 16th⧸2023 w⧸live blood analyst Kelly Bacher

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00:02:28.760 this is thursday march the 16th 2023 on the show tonight special treat everybody she's been on a

00:02:36.840 couple of other shows before i think a warrior calls with christopher james and she's been on

00:02:40.600 with druthers live blood analyst based in ontario kelly nichols bacher joins the show in just a

00:02:50.200 couple of minutes we also have some news about two police officers dying in the line of duty

00:02:54.880 in edmonton this morning and another train derailment happening in arizona earlier today

00:03:00.220 apparently there were no toxic chemicals on board this one or was there we're going to get to the

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00:04:38.680 you can see the information tonight so if you usually watch or listen to the show and don't

00:04:43.500 watch what i'm doing here tonight is probably a different kind of night we're going to be

00:04:48.440 showing you some photos of actual live blood and what's been seen in them with a microscope

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00:05:18.800 Oh, one other thing. I know many of you who were watching Ask the Funeral Director last night with Mike Vojjakas from Voyage Funeral Homes saw what appeared to be a guy with a sheet over his head standing in the corner over Mike's left shoulder.

00:05:39.940 Now, there was a lot of people commenting on it.

00:05:43.020 As the live show was going on last night, guys, I didn't see that.

00:05:46.140 I had to wait until after the show was over because all of the comments,

00:05:50.200 what's that behind Mike?

00:05:51.360 What's that over his left shoulder?

00:05:52.880 And so I went and looked, and at the 10-minute mark

00:05:55.680 or the 11-minute mark of the show last night,

00:05:58.360 not the main show again, but ask the funeral director,

00:06:01.420 you could see something.

00:06:03.180 And I thought at first it was just an employee playing a joke.

00:06:06.180 mike tells me the only two people in the crematorium last night were him

00:06:12.980 and dr daniel and dr daniel was working the camera who was in mike's line of sight

00:06:19.620 so mike didn't know of anybody else in the building last night and it's a crematorium

00:06:26.920 who goes to a crematorium to say hey what's going on let's go for dinner nobody besides

00:06:31.700 the doors were locked closed and locked mike says so mike is going to go over some surveillance

00:06:38.540 footage from the cameras they have in place inside the crematorium where he was last night

00:06:44.500 and he's going to join the show tomorrow night at eight o'clock to tell us what this thing may or

00:06:50.460 may not have been now if you watch last night's ask the funeral director this thing appears off

00:06:56.820 and on throughout the entire show and in certain sequences it looks completely different and in

00:07:03.060 some cases see-through from moment to moment so i know a lot of you were going ah that's just a gag

00:07:10.600 somebody's got somebody's playing a joke on mike but mike didn't see anybody else in the building

00:07:16.160 last night you guys so i don't know what to tell you i guess we're gonna have to wait for tomorrow

00:07:23.820 night when when mike comes on the show the show is brought to you by canada nano silver canada

00:07:30.300 nano silver.ca and by jeff stone and his gang down there at tacit investigations and security hello

00:07:37.260 kelly how are you thanks for coming on tonight hello it's a pleasure to be here how are you

00:07:42.460 very good thank you this is kelly nichols bacher everybody she is a live blood uh specialist a

00:07:48.780 live blood analyst working in Campbelltown am I correct Campbelltown or Campbellford

00:07:53.660 Campbellford Campbellford Ontario okay so tell us Kelly who you are and exactly what you do please

00:08:03.020 my pleasure uh my name is Kelly Bacher I live in Campbellford Ontario I am a live blood analyst

00:08:10.380 uh i also do hair tissue and soil in um analyzing but uh probably my where my heart is is in the

00:08:21.440 blood uh what i do what that is is a little different than say when you give blood at the

00:08:27.520 hospital they smear it it's dead they do whatever testing they do live blood however we take a

00:08:35.960 capillary prick blood of blood from your finger we put it on a high powered microscope thousands

00:08:42.940 of times magnified um and we view it while it is still alive so it's still moving your white blood

00:08:51.600 cells are still there your red blood cells are taking hemoglobin to what they think is still in

00:08:57.680 your body and uh there's certain anomalies that show up which are we can detect when things are

00:09:06.120 out of balance long before any real major issues show up and that's it's more of a prevention than

00:09:12.460 anything so it's alternative medicine definitely and you also probably do hair samples and and

00:09:17.680 whatnot from people correct yes that is correct okay so you're looking for everything then when

00:09:22.980 you get a blood sample you're it's not just like you say the doctors are looking for one thing or

00:09:28.920 the nurses or whoever happens to be analyzing your blood in a hospital situation maybe it's cancer

00:09:34.080 maybe it's heart disease or something so that's they're wearing the blinders absolutely look and

00:09:39.300 they're looking at a smeared blood sample which will definitely distort it and if they're only

00:09:44.740 looking for the one thing they're not going to pick up anything else but you are looking for

00:09:49.180 everything basically yes now some people when they do come in they will have concerns of why

00:09:57.360 they're bloated when they eat why they have pain in certain areas why they break out in rashes

00:10:06.000 why they can't digest food or they have irritable bowel or something like that we can detect stuff

00:10:13.120 like that and we don't label stuff either like if somebody came in and said oh i've been diagnosed

00:10:18.680 with Crohn's, that really doesn't mean a whole lot. So we would look at their themselves as a

00:10:26.920 whole. And I could say, yes, it looks like you have undigested food in your blood, which is like

00:10:35.860 leaky gut. And so you're not digesting your food. Therefore, you're not absorbing your nutrients.

00:10:42.000 Therefore, you're having problems going to the bathroom or too much. That's a little too much

00:10:48.620 info but but essentially that's what we do we don't label anything i would say

00:10:56.620 um your intestine terrain is acidic and therefore you're having problems digesting

00:11:05.500 or so you can give somebody uh you're not necessarily diagnosing them you're just

00:11:11.840 suggesting this is what i've found in your blood and here's a certain way you can maybe prevent

00:11:18.040 this from happening right it's absolutely yes and it's the way i describe it because everybody's

00:11:24.420 like well why the two different modalities and i'm like well natural health is more about

00:11:30.900 prevention we try to get something before there's a problem whereas allopathic medicine is about

00:11:37.460 intervention they wait till you're sick and then they try to do something about it whereas we just

00:11:43.240 try to keep you healthy. So that's the difference. The difference between you and them is the

00:11:49.180 pharmaceutical companies. But let's not get into that right now. Let's get into this here. This

00:11:53.920 is something that Kelly just sent me, guys, a couple of minutes before we went live here. I do

00:11:59.400 have all kinds of other pictures and videos to play for you that she sent me a couple of days

00:12:04.480 ago. But this, Kelly, what is this? This is a slide of a healthy, pretty healthy blood, right?

00:12:09.280 This is a slide of just the average person that's come in. There are a couple anomalies, but they're normal. This is what I read. Well, the one on closest to our faces, like just these circles, that is normal blood. That's what it looks like on my microscope.

00:12:27.180 goat there's a couple that have dots in the center those usually are indicative of like

00:12:32.880 an iron deficiency there's little dots in the black background which is just your plasma this

00:12:39.820 has undigested food in it so their digestion's a little off but for the most part this is average

00:12:47.300 blood should these blood cells be so close together no they shouldn't be sticking with one

00:12:52.900 to one another um the ones that are by themselves that's essentially what you want uh because

00:13:00.260 very similar to like magnets they have charges and if you've ever tried to push two magnets

00:13:06.600 together they repel each other if you put the wrong ends together well that's kind of like

00:13:12.460 our red blood cells they should be buoyant so when they get close enough they should just bounce

00:13:18.460 right back off, not stick like this. So why would these blood cells be sticking? What would be the

00:13:25.280 problem here? So I actually know this sample. This particular person was dehydrated and they

00:13:33.280 were lacking omega oils, which help with the buoyancy of your red blood cells. It just keeps

00:13:39.740 them separated. And when you get dehydrated, as you know, everything gets a little dry and sticky

00:13:45.140 um and that's what's happening with the red blood cells could there be any other cause for that

00:13:49.940 um if there were more things stuck together like up in the top corner you can see it almost looks

00:13:56.800 like a roll of coins right um that can be indicative of an acid terrain which is when

00:14:04.220 illness does start um i don't think that is the case with this particular person i think it was

00:14:10.940 just they had fasted for a long time before I got to them. And so they hadn't been drinking any

00:14:16.540 water. Okay. What kind of training, Kelly, did you go through to get to this? Because you've

00:14:23.400 already used a couple of words I don't understand. Oh, I'm sorry. That's fine. That's good. That

00:14:29.420 makes you sound like you're an expert on this. Okay. So I'm a master herbalist. When I first

00:14:37.020 started out, I basically just wanted to consult and tell people how to live a healthy lifestyle,

00:14:43.820 what foods to eat, what not to eat, supplements to take if they did find themselves in a situation

00:14:50.560 that wasn't optimal health. I worked, well, my very first real job was I managed nutrition houses

00:15:00.060 and that's where I got my start I loved it I loved everything about the body but then

00:15:08.900 I don't know for me it was like a progression so I started consulting and then I got my herbalist

00:15:16.360 diploma and then it was oh I'm kind of interested in digestion so then I got digestive care advisor

00:15:24.980 and then it was just kind of I kind of piled on and then when I found the blood that that changed

00:15:31.800 me there's something about seeing your own blood actually the white blood cells are what got me

00:15:38.020 watching them work watching them clean up everything in our body and looking after our

00:15:45.960 bad habits basically the white blood cells are the ones that attack uh viruses and bacteria and

00:15:52.280 keep us healthy correct yes we have five different white blood cells and they all have a job so the

00:15:58.200 ones that clean up the i call them the garbage men of the bloodstream they're called neutrophils

00:16:03.760 and they just go along and they will clear up chemicals that our body has accumulated

00:16:08.840 the breakdown of red blood cells because we actually recycle our own hemoglobin in our

00:16:15.600 in our bodies so they will recycle that and put it back into our system they clean up

00:16:22.420 debris from leftover food um if you've indulged in certain things you shouldn't it will get rid

00:16:30.280 of that um and yeah it just they overall just keep our bodies running okay so i'm going to show you

00:16:37.520 guys one more time what a regular blood sample looks like this is not perfect as kelly pointed

00:16:43.520 out this person may have been dehydrated so some of their cells are sticking together some of them

00:16:47.720 are on their own uh but this is normal there's nothing there's no weird anomalies in this sample

00:16:54.320 kelly is there there's nothing in there there's not and at the very top that very bright circle

00:17:00.100 in the center that's a white blood cell oh cool and so it goes along and it cleans up all these

00:17:06.240 little tiny dots that are in that black area which is what our plasma is okay all right guys i'm about

00:17:13.280 to show you something that is so crazy that you might not even believe it here um this is one of

00:17:23.400 the slides that kelly sent to me a couple of days ago and i've been through these all afternoon

00:17:28.160 um what the hell is that that is the million dollar question so like this is something that

00:17:38.900 you you'd never seen before right never no i have seen uh rod so we do have certain

00:17:49.600 organisms in our body and that is another difference between allopathic medicine and

00:17:56.260 natural health medicine is allopathic medicine believes in the germ theory whereas viruses

00:18:03.380 bacteria and fungus make us sick whereas natural health people believe in terrain theory and what

00:18:12.520 that is is if you keep your terrain clean the viruses the bacteria they can't get in

00:18:18.320 right because you're in optimal health like you're you basically have a moat around you like a castle

00:18:25.220 and they're not supposed to be able to get in and it's when you indulge in a certain lifestyles like

00:18:31.240 the sign of the times our water our air our food everything has something wrong with it

00:18:36.820 um it breaks our own immune systems down and and then yeah stuff like that can get in but this

00:18:46.920 is not normal so aside from that thing in this slide which i don't know it looks like a

00:18:56.120 like what do you think segmented octopus with extra legs I don't know it kind of looks like

00:19:05.580 a scorpion yeah yeah that's what I was going to say so what are all the other things around it

00:19:10.940 that is normal stuff those are white blood cells maybe next so these there's like one two three

00:19:18.320 they kind of look purplish with a very faint rub these are red blood cells uh keep in mind i have

00:19:27.200 this on my highest objective so this is thousands and thousands of times magnified and these red

00:19:35.200 blood cells have started to degrade or like die normally like the previous slide that you showed

00:19:43.920 it would be a pitch black background and the red blood cells would look like that yellowy orange

00:19:51.880 that we experienced in the last slide. So some of the colors may be different because you had

00:19:58.980 your microscope on its highest magnification level and maybe the light as well. Am I correct?

00:20:04.160 Yes. I turned the light up on a few of these. Not all of them have this light. I turned the

00:20:09.640 light up as best i could just so that you could actually see um this anomaly that because it's

00:20:16.240 very dark and um so i tried to make it as visible as possible and distorted some of the red blood

00:20:23.920 cells clearly what are some of the explanations that you can come up with for this could it be

00:20:31.660 a virus is that what a virus looks like i know you don't want to diagnose it or anything but i mean

00:20:38.440 well I don't know what that is that was why I started yelling it was like is nobody else

00:20:47.140 seeing this like what is going on and when did you when did you first start seeing weirdness like

00:20:54.800 this uh at least at least a year um maybe before but again I wasn't doing very many

00:21:04.740 clients because everything was shut down yeah you weren't allowed to you know take on anyone

00:21:10.820 um i i'm admittedly so i did take some people um that were for lack of better words of like

00:21:20.200 mind so we weren't really afraid to be around each other right um so yeah how long have you

00:21:25.780 been doing this now you how about how long have you been analyzing live uh since 20 like solid

00:21:31.320 2017 okay um it's long enough for you to be able to tell the difference between normal and crazy

00:21:38.960 absolutely yeah and that's crazy that's okay let's move on to the next okay now that one

00:21:45.860 what the hell so again i did put in my 100 objectives so that's the highest

00:21:55.560 magnification I could get and I turned my light up as high as it would go because you could barely

00:22:03.580 see this so at first as you can see at the not at the very top where that leg is but in the center

00:22:12.460 it kind of looks like a spider but those two round things

00:22:18.400 no just down closer to like the center of it here yeah these two round things those were just red

00:22:27.920 blood cells they were just normal circles and they look like they're attached to to this

00:22:36.100 thing well that's that's the thing things started coming out of the red blood cells

00:22:42.120 what they looked like strings at first that started to come out of the red blood cells

00:22:49.480 and then more it morphed into something bigger it before my eyes too like if i had not seen it

00:22:58.660 with my very eyes i would have called you a liar this all these pictures you there is some video

00:23:07.980 this one is a still picture unfortunately but i think there is one of it moving yeah we've got

00:23:13.540 some video coming up we're gonna go to seven photos here and then we're gonna get to the

00:23:17.580 actual video where you can see this stuff floating around yeah so the very first one i ever got

00:23:24.860 looked like a squid and i was almost gonna throw it out because we i have to take all my slides and

00:23:31.820 dispose of them with sharps containers and I was almost going to throw it out and then I saw

00:23:39.120 something move that just look didn't look right and my client was leaving so I was like I'm just

00:23:46.420 going to keep this and watch it she said okay now that's my protocol I watch all blood for at least

00:23:53.400 24 hours and then these things started coming out of almost like it was an egg hatching

00:24:00.960 and like so this thing came out of the blood cell yes okay i'm just gonna say

00:24:09.380 one thing here you don't have to respond to this i'm saying this to the audience you guys okay m r

00:24:15.080 n a gene therapy m r n a is actually changing your body so you produce spike proteins

00:24:27.600 Am I correct in saying that?

00:24:34.080 I believe you're correct.

00:24:36.600 Okay.

00:24:37.900 That's what it is.

00:24:39.380 And that has long been established since they released these things a couple years ago that that's how it works.

00:24:45.980 It's a different type of formula than any vaccine that has ever been on the planet before.

00:24:53.760 so and again i'm not going to put this to you kelly because i understand what your limitations

00:24:59.980 are here but it's quite possible that this stuff can change the blood i mean as you say this thing

00:25:07.620 came out of a perfectly normal looking red blood cell that doesn't happen at least it shouldn't

00:25:17.200 happen now well as i stated earlier we do have organisms inside our body and when we die

00:25:26.760 decomposition actually starts inside the body everyone thinks it's outside the body with the

00:25:33.380 flesh sorry decomposing but that's what happens we do have organisms inside and as we die it

00:25:40.980 starts to decompose on the inside and this is alive this is alive right this is not dead

00:25:46.440 this is alive yes you're right but the blood has started to die

00:25:53.180 and that's when these things seem to really take hold

00:25:58.720 and i think i think it's because they use it as food the blood you mean or the plasma

00:26:07.300 all of it yes i think they actually use the dying cells as a food source

00:26:14.420 now i can't prove that that is just my thought because i've been watching i had one specimen

00:26:22.360 on my microscope for five days blood does not stay alive for five days it died how long does

00:26:33.400 it take to to die half an hour you said on my slide yes about half an hour 45 minutes

00:26:39.800 and these things remained alive for five days five days

00:26:44.300 if in fact we can say they're alive we don't know what this is we exactly what is this

00:26:56.500 we don't know what this is what is this so at first at first i thought this is something called

00:27:04.880 a spirochete. And, um, this is something that you could potentially see if somebody had Lyme

00:27:11.300 disease. So I was super excited to see this actually. Cause I was like, Oh my gosh, I've

00:27:16.620 never seen one of these before. And, uh, but it wasn't, um, these little bulbs, I'm going to say

00:27:27.040 that they look like little bulbs. These things here that in this street, yeah. And all of these

00:27:34.280 other things are regular normal red blood cells right yes yes they wait a minute what about this

00:27:40.400 over here in the corner the bottom left um so that actually um was liver uh congestion and a little

00:27:48.120 bit of blood sugar mixed in um so that is a normal anomaly it does look really strange because

00:27:54.740 the blood has started to degrade in this picture and i do have it magnified so that we can see

00:28:02.020 these anomalies properly so he's i'm going to put you to the test here like every now and again

00:28:06.860 instead of looking at this weird ass thing i mean you could look down there and go okay wait a

00:28:10.960 minute i know what that is that's liver disease so this this you can't explain that no at first

00:28:18.140 i thought i could i thought it was something that's in my textbook but i had never seen in

00:28:23.920 real life but then as you notice at the very top this the top one looks like it's far away

00:28:30.780 from the other ones and that's because this was self-assembling

00:28:36.260 okay so we've heard a whole bunch about this self-assembling yes so that tends to make me

00:28:49.160 think that this is somehow conscious or sentient in that it knows what to do yes could it be that

00:28:58.580 it's just being attracted by as you pointed out before magnetism uh white versus red i i don't

00:29:10.260 know like is there any other force that could pull this thing together probably not in this

00:29:16.300 particular fashion right um not in normal activity no

00:29:20.720 okay okay okay you know okay so what do we got here okay so i also started noticing that

00:29:34.940 and this was just very recently that

00:29:39.320 what i thought was liver stress because i know you've never had your blood done and

00:29:47.000 and i didn't give you a normal picture i gave you all the weird ones so all these lines if you see

00:29:54.480 this in a normal uh live blood um analysis this would normally mean that there's liver congestion

00:30:02.860 going on um and we need to clear that up this is a little different because it kept growing

00:30:12.260 the webbing the webbing kept growing and then it it started to form solid yeah like that

00:30:22.820 like this here yes so it actually started to grow in structure and then it spread

00:30:30.960 through the entire specimen to the point shadow that when i held it up to the light which is

00:30:39.900 normally clear and the outside will have a red tinge that it was actually white so it was growing

00:30:48.920 in my slide okay the very next day i took it all to to dispose of because i didn't want it on my

00:31:01.380 desk i don't blame you you know what it feels like i mean this there's a creepy sort of a vibe

00:31:07.920 to this whole thing kelly it feels like alien or something yeah you know or that movie life

00:31:12.740 with what's his name ryan reynolds where they've got this little blood sample and next thing you

00:31:16.880 know it comes to life and kills them i don't think i've seen that one i don't want to see it now

00:31:21.620 no don't don't because i mean and it grows anyway this like what is this now so this wasn't here

00:31:30.940 when I started on the I I know the sample I even know the person it came from but it was just normal

00:31:39.000 liver stress that was presenting during the analysis but this was within the 24 hours that

00:31:45.400 I let it degrade and then this started to grow almost like a spider web that's kind of what it

00:31:53.020 looked like and and then it started joining other webs to the point where this started and

00:32:02.640 i'm going to make an assumption right now because i can't prove it i think this was a clot starting

00:32:09.740 one of those things that we've been hearing of those things that we really can't explain

00:32:15.740 they're not a blood clot but it's a clot and it's white yeah and it's kind of got that

00:32:22.960 weird sort of seafoodish kind of texture right like that rubbery kind of okay i want to go back

00:32:29.740 sure to the very beginning this one here so we we don't know what that might be we haven't got

00:32:36.520 a clue it looks kind of like an octopus with more legs or or some sort of alien thing and

00:32:42.640 and then we've got another alien looking thing here but this thing popped out of a regular red

00:32:47.960 blood cell. Now we've got this kind of weird looking corkscrew thing. Now we've got this

00:32:55.160 webbing that's happening. Why is it all different, do you think? That's a really good question. So

00:33:03.520 I think there's four components to these jabs. I refuse to call it a vaccine. 0.93

00:33:12.880 it's not and so we're not going to call it that we could even call it the the genetic formula

00:33:18.780 whatever it is yeah but not a vaccine right i think there's four components to the vaccine

00:33:25.320 i think that um there's a self-assembling organism i think there's the the these clots

00:33:35.380 i think there's nanotechnology in there absolutely uh because i've watched them

00:33:41.300 form lines and then almost networks through the body or well not in the body on my microscope

00:33:49.060 and I watched it with my own eyes form and I'll tell you I sat at my microscope and I just cried

00:33:59.060 my face off because I was like what have they done is this possibly one of those things as well

00:34:06.440 one of those long stringy things? I do believe so. Okay, so I'm already starting to grasp what

00:34:15.040 Kelly has been saying, guys, for the past half hour here. You've got several healthy red blood

00:34:19.720 cells, it looks like. Some white blood cells in there I can see too, but this is foreign matter.

00:34:26.200 This long string here does not look like it should be there at all, but there it is.

00:34:34.080 and if you can see that all those red blood cells are pushing up against it it's almost like a dam

00:34:40.600 is it attracting the the red blood cells do you think no i think it's stopping it from circulating

00:34:47.720 okay so that's where we're getting the the died suddenly stuff now i know from the funeral

00:34:55.100 director that we have here on the show from time to time he has pulled out many of these

00:35:01.320 clots from people as he's you know draining the body of blood and i'm sorry to be so graphic you

00:35:07.340 guys but this is what funeral directors and embalmers do they drain the body of blood

00:35:11.680 and then they replace that with embalming fluid um usually he says they will pull out clots because

00:35:20.320 as the blood dies it starts to clot that's normally what things what blood does correct

00:35:25.760 kelly yeah it coagulates but this is not that this is not a regular blood clot this is something

00:35:33.680 where they have to actually pull it out with a small forcep pull it out of the artery or the

00:35:38.660 vein that it's in so that they can resume the process of embalming have you heard about that

00:35:45.700 also? I have. I know a couple of embalmers and we have exchanged pictures, of course,

00:35:55.220 anonymously. We don't share them. But one particular embalmer that I know personally

00:36:03.920 was embalming a body and was putting the embalming fluid or formaldehyde in. And it got

00:36:12.940 to the point where they couldn't even put it in anymore and it squirt back that's how badly they

00:36:21.020 were clotted so the four components that you feel are a part of this are these like different

00:36:27.800 injections for example one part of the country might get the clotting another part of the country

00:36:34.140 might get the webs another part of the country might get the the little scorpions i mean like

00:36:41.080 yeah we've we've tried to kind of establish that like by area like what was was it astrazeneca was

00:36:51.860 it pfizer was it moderna uh we're not we're not sure um i can say that my most of my clients got

00:37:01.040 Pfizer. And most of us, I'm going to say most, uh, I do have two that, uh, mixed the vaccines.

00:37:13.920 I love that too, by the way, when they sat there and they said, Oh yeah, go ahead and mix them,

00:37:18.880 mix and match the jobs. Don't worry about it. Like, are you kidding me? Have you had time

00:37:24.060 to research this? You've got medical doctors screaming on all the left-wing corporate media.

00:37:28.820 go ahead have the AstraZeneca with Moderna it's fine whatever I mean when I heard that I went are

00:37:35.140 you guys like how can you actually call yourself a physician right now that is awful and yet they

00:37:42.160 did it and so the mixtures that that could be you know it never even occurred to me that the

00:37:46.780 different brands the different companies formulas might do different things fascinating have you

00:37:53.400 Have you seen any of this activity in somebody who has remained un-poked? 1.00

00:38:02.020 I never used to see any anomalies in unjabbed people. 1.00

00:38:08.340 But right now, I can't say that anymore. 0.97

00:38:13.040 Because I've been finding the ribbons that I guess they're calling graphene ribbons.

00:38:18.980 I have found those in even myself, and I am unjabbed.

00:38:27.920 This is shedding.

00:38:30.000 I believe so.

00:38:32.240 I did read the Pfizer documents.

00:38:34.640 It was actually in there that they can self-distribute.

00:38:39.980 So I call it transmission.

00:38:43.300 So it says that in the Pfizer documents?

00:38:47.420 Yes, it did.

00:38:48.320 Just to be clear. Okay. So this is interesting because I'm waiting for an algorithm on one of the particular platforms that I'm broadcasting the show on right now to take it down. But everything that we have said here tonight is factual. Everything we have shown you is factual.

00:39:04.940 Everything that we have relayed to you guys tonight comes from documents provided by the company that made this stuff in the first place or from slides of blood that Kelly has worked with for her clients.

00:39:22.780 This is real stuff, you guys.

00:39:25.220 So we should not be afraid to say these things to you because we're only following a string of logic here, correct?

00:39:32.900 Oh, I think so.

00:39:34.940 uh i don't know how it is being denied still like it what is it going to take it's not just

00:39:41.580 being denied kelly it's it's when we say these things they call us nuts oh i know oh i'm a leper

00:39:48.120 let me tell you right i've been called so many things

00:39:53.920 wow i'm okay with that because i watched this grow before my eyes i saw this i documented it

00:40:04.680 you saw all my pictures that i popped up in our screen share i have days and days of documentation

00:40:12.440 what is this so this looks like it's been shattered on the well it's my right i don't

00:40:19.860 know how other people are viewing this but these were little tiny squares and uh i had somebody

00:40:26.620 send me a similar picture and they're saying this is a circuitry board um it is square does

00:40:35.860 kind of look metallic like can i conclusively say it's metal no because i have not tested it

00:40:43.460 um but this doesn't belong in the blood okay before we continue because we're going to move

00:40:51.200 into video you guys um graphene i've heard of this before as a matter of fact 10 years ago a

00:40:59.000 buddy of mine came to me and he said dude you got to invest in graphene man it's on the it's on the

00:41:03.900 stock market right now it's the wonder metal it's going to be it's going to take off it's going to

00:41:07.760 be crazy he said it's so thin but yet it's so strong and and i said okay that's great and then

00:41:14.300 i forgot about it but what is it okay no comment let's what is it nobody answers

00:41:26.960 you know sometimes silence is an answer okay i mean that's let's move on to the videos here

00:41:35.900 you guys look at this now as it's playing kelly please go ahead and give us your okay so when i

00:41:41.720 told you that something came out of the red blood cell and it looked like strings at first. So in

00:41:47.480 your lower screen, you can see that these do look like just strings on the bottom. But if you go up

00:41:56.000 right above it, this thing moving. Yeah, that's what they turned into. They started off tiny like

00:42:06.980 this one below okay look at look at this thing i'm just going to pause it for a second i'm going

00:42:12.360 to go back a little bit look at what is this it looks like an eye it is so bizarre i wish

00:42:20.900 i knew what they were

00:42:23.900 and it's just standing out there like it should it's like hi here i am do you see many of them

00:42:32.460 in the blood or like and i mean from one sample because you get all those different little red

00:42:36.500 blood cells and you get the white blood cells that aren't as common as the blood or the red

00:42:40.480 blood cells but this i mean does this show up more than one time in any one particular sample

00:42:44.900 or is this just like a no this shows up this one this particular thing um i've seen it in several

00:42:52.800 people. All right. Let's move on to the next thing. This was my very first experience. I'll

00:43:05.720 never forget it. It was a red blood cell and these, I call them tentacles, grew out of it.

00:43:15.380 So this is the video version of the photo we saw earlier? Yeah. This is it moving.

00:43:22.800 let's go back and have a look at this again and the beginning is a little blurry i was trying to

00:43:28.640 get the best right there picture right there yeah and and this is the one i sat at my computer and

00:43:38.660 just cried because it's like what is in our bodies

00:43:44.960 our guest tonight you guys is kelly nichols bacher she is a live blood analyst from ontario

00:43:53.260 uh kelly when you find these things in people's blood you obviously have to tell them

00:44:01.840 yeah that one was hard any of these must be hard what do you say to them

00:44:07.380 Um, it took me three days and I'm embarrassed to say that, but I wasn't, it was an elderly woman.

00:44:18.440 and um i just um i told her that i had found some anomalies in her blood that i hadn't

00:44:33.140 never seen before and that i was going to with her permission obviously because it's private

00:44:39.200 with her permission could i share it with my professors i have two and um any experts that

00:44:47.280 I could get a hold of. And, and she was actually very gracious about it. She thanked me for being

00:44:54.480 thorough and honest. And I told her if I'd heard anything that I would get back to her.

00:45:03.400 And so I sent all my pictures and videos everywhere to try and get an answer. And

00:45:10.260 I got two answers both the same actually they were just like in our 30 years of experience

00:45:17.880 we have never seen anything like this period they didn't sign it they didn't comment further

00:45:25.180 they didn't tell me to have a nice day nothing they were just like we have no idea that was it

00:45:30.860 and they've never replied to another email.

00:45:39.020 They're terrified.

00:45:40.900 Terrified.

00:45:42.500 I wonder if there's any way to get this stuff out.

00:45:46.220 Like, because, you know, you work in preventative medicine

00:45:51.660 and you've seen all kinds of different things,

00:45:54.740 but you can pretty much explain everything you see

00:45:57.300 up until the last couple of years.

00:45:59.280 and you can recommend okay more iron in your blood for your client or drink more water or

00:46:05.580 whatever it is but have you analyzed something like this kelly and then maybe done a repeat

00:46:13.240 six months later and found that these things aren't there any longer um so that particular

00:46:20.700 person uh she's kind of near and dear to my heart now but um she ended up in the hospital

00:46:29.300 and uh she has to go for iron transfusions now all the time and she's been too sick

00:46:37.940 to come back in so we're actually trying to get a day that we can

00:46:43.860 because unfortunately she can't send it to me we really do have to do face to face because it

00:46:50.580 the blood does degrade so quickly that it's not say she couldn't mail it to me or something and

00:46:56.180 it'd be okay so oh yeah no go ahead please continue uh so yes uh we are trying to get together

00:47:04.540 she is the worst one that i've seen um and we just keep trying now i i've told her what to do 1.00

00:47:15.920 to try and sustain the health that she has right now. But in all honesty, I don't know what to do

00:47:22.920 to get rid of these. I know there's protocols out there. I can't conclusively say that they're

00:47:32.180 going to work. I don't know what's going to work. I don't think anyone really knows what we're up

00:47:40.380 against. And so I would like to actually touch upon something, the fact that she's going for

00:47:50.860 iron infusions, like she gets it delivered via IV. That is the one, that is the other anomaly

00:47:58.720 I'm seeing. That is the fourth anomaly that I'm seeing is that everyone, none of them can retain

00:48:07.680 their hemoglobin in their red blood cells what does that mean well you need your iron

00:48:14.780 and your hemoglobin in your red blood cells because it delivers oxygen to your brain

00:48:21.660 to your organs to every cell in your body and without that oxygen you're just going to die a

00:48:30.560 slow death you know the number one cause of death in alberta right now is unknown unknown

00:48:39.200 yeah and we don't know what that unknown is are people just dying in their sleep

00:48:44.720 are they dying suddenly um what can you discern is the purpose for these little circuit parts

00:48:51.640 or this thing whatever this is now like so this is one of those self-assembling um

00:48:58.020 organisms so as you can see these little pods are very similar to what that spiral thing

00:49:06.160 looked like and this i did not catch one in here but i think the second next video is

00:49:14.900 other ones would come up and join it like this was just a straight line and then as you can see

00:49:22.320 it's branching out and somewhere in the blood they would just find this and they would join it

00:49:28.160 okay and then the next oh no that one's the flurry um okay we'll get to that one but let's

00:49:36.720 let's go do this one first the flurry what is the flurry okay so the flurry if you have watched

00:49:44.060 some of the experts in the states and they have actually tested the vials and at the bottom of

00:49:53.140 the vials you can see like all these things like jumping beans in the vial this is in the blood

00:50:01.240 um this is going to sound so bizarre i don't even know if you'll believe it

00:50:09.220 So, when I'm finished my night, I turn my microscope off, I shut my light off to my office, I turn the heat down, I go upstairs, and I forget about everything for the rest of the night.

00:50:21.980 My work is done.

00:50:24.180 I came down in the morning, and I turned my microscope on, because, as I've said, I watch blood for at least, at the very least, 24 hours.

00:50:34.840 and i looked in my microscope and it was dead everything was dead and i'm like well that's

00:50:43.160 normal and i went i turned the heat up turned my light on left my microscope going went and i made

00:50:49.060 my coffee and started my day i came back an hour later and this was on my microscope where an hour

00:50:58.700 before there was no movement it was dead wait a minute wait a minute hold on so

00:51:05.240 you you turned the heat down so you made the room cooler and i always turn the heat down at night

00:51:13.480 it's my mom did it and it saves energy and you sleep better in the cold yeah i get that yeah

00:51:20.380 but you turned the light off on the microscope obviously as well yes everything turned off so

00:51:27.140 So does the light produce any kind of heat for these organisms that may or may not be on your slide?

00:51:33.420 I think a combination would heat it up.

00:51:36.860 I think with the heat turned up, the light's on, you know, like your movement.

00:51:41.580 So when this stuff heats up, this is what happens.

00:51:43.560 So the blood is dead, but this stuff is jumping around.

00:51:48.240 Yes.

00:51:49.520 So this particular sample, this was used by Druthers as well.

00:51:55.120 Okay.

00:51:55.680 i took it and i put it by my router

00:51:58.740 okay uh i went i turned everything off again and when i thought it was dead

00:52:06.900 and it no movement i took it and i placed it by my router for two hours

00:52:12.600 because i had a client and it usually takes two hours and when i came back it looked like that as

00:52:19.680 well so you got to freeze it that this is why these had to be frozen this is why these formulas

00:52:27.440 with the lipid nanoparticles and all that nonsense they had to be stored at a certain

00:52:31.340 temperature and they said that it was going to keep them fresh right wasn't that the thing

00:52:37.240 no it's because they didn't dormant yeah dormant they didn't want to squirm it around just yet

00:52:42.540 they wanted to wait until it's inside of you before they start doing that stuff this is part

00:52:47.140 two of the previous yeah this is when other ones came this is the same sample other little bulbs

00:52:57.640 i don't know what those things are they they just came from somewhere else in the sample like they

00:53:03.300 were being called to dinner and so instead of one chain they started to make like

00:53:10.500 looks like fiber optic network in my opinion yeah yeah it does doesn't it

00:53:18.600 and these are just regular blood cells here like this one here underneath the bottom there it's

00:53:23.740 regular blood cell what's this up top here uh well it's a it's a cell that's dying or dead

00:53:30.400 yeah but it's just starting to disintegrate no idea what that might be no idea what that was

00:53:37.060 attracting other ones just like it would you say that self-assembling there or is that part of the

00:53:43.140 web network or like i think this is the self-assembling

00:53:47.540 because no webbing came of this it just was all this so i could ask you what you think

00:53:57.960 that these particles or whatever the hell these things are are self-assembling for but you would

00:54:03.140 only be speculating yes i i can't say about any of this 100 conclusively but i could yeah

00:54:12.300 what do we got here now that it's a worm it looks like a worm yeah or one of those clots

00:54:19.320 but it's trying to get through yeah like that's a mess there's this stuff should not be in the blood

00:54:30.720 but it is it is yes it is one more here okay there's another one of these weird looking

00:54:39.760 yeah but they all look like those little tiny bulbs or seeds or something

00:54:45.720 it yeah okay so what let's like what is this like these things here they're

00:54:57.560 they look like legs but could this possibly be from one of the videos we saw earlier the chain

00:55:05.900 where it looked like they were attracting each other that these things on top of this

00:55:12.280 bulb here are those things that and they've somehow managed to attach on to this thing

00:55:18.440 it could be i wouldn't discount anything at this point because this is so sci-fi to me

00:55:25.480 that like imagine sitting at your microscope and finding this in your client i think it's just like

00:55:31.960 what like when you say circuit board like you said you said circuit board this looks like what

00:55:36.500 could be maybe a circuit board a mini mini like how small are these things kelly like when we're

00:55:42.540 talking like you can't see it with the naked eye obviously you've got your microscope turned up

00:55:47.320 maximum to the max that it'll go yes yeah so how many times are you are you actually magnifying

00:55:54.840 something when it's at the max thousands and thousands of the like yeah i i want to say that

00:56:04.540 like it's my 100 objective and so we're probably

00:56:09.000 10 000 more like you think that the red blood cells that look this big on the monitor

00:56:18.700 they're microscopic so that's how much i've blown it up yeah oh hang on we've got a look at this

00:56:25.240 you've got a comment here from somebody called diane diane is alive jfk elvis blah blah blah

00:56:31.720 so basically what this person is saying is that we're nuts oh yeah thank you yeah interesting

00:56:40.400 right like so you draw that certain element of people they refuse to believe their own eyes

00:56:48.220 i know kelly i mean this is real blood analysis done by you and this is not any kind of fake thing

00:56:57.980 like i i refuse to understand like what do you think it is if when you sit and you tell somebody

00:57:04.560 look you've got you've got these things in your blood i mean you've already explained that one

00:57:08.760 particular situation but there have been others obviously like what's their reaction

00:57:13.380 well most of them are dumbfounded they're just like what is it and then what do you say to that

00:57:22.520 and that's what i said in my other interviews the first when i tell somebody okay you've got

00:57:28.100 i usually say pathogenic organisms because i'm not sure what to say like it's so out there that

00:57:38.720 i can't believe there's this kind of evil in the world that this would be put in people and you

00:57:46.620 send it to professors who say we have never seen anything like this in our entire 30 year careers

00:57:51.900 and they refuse to answer any more emails after that like but what do you think it could be oh

00:57:57.600 no i'm not going to answer that like what are they somebody holding their family at gunpoint

00:58:02.700 what's going on here oh i think the thing i have a little bit of an upper hand here

00:58:10.060 and i said this to someone today i i actually don't blame a lot of people because if you look

00:58:16.340 at the doctors and nurses that have come forward they've been deplatformed they've been harassed

00:58:24.640 they've lost their jobs some are dead um they've had their licenses taken away from them

00:58:31.800 uh discredited i do not have

00:58:36.440 uh like an association above me i i don't have yeah i don't have a college of physicians i don't

00:58:47.000 have uh an authority association i pay dues to uh i'm an independent and known for not keeping my

00:58:55.340 mess shut so here i am yeah i mean there's others like you across the country absolutely

00:59:02.840 absolutely you've spoken to many of them and they just do not want to show their faces

00:59:10.040 they refuse yeah and i'm not allowed to use their pictures or their names

00:59:14.820 have you tried to talk them into it i have you say do you say to them that maybe you know you

00:59:22.000 might be saving some lives if you come forward and you show us everything that you've seen i mean

00:59:27.540 seriously if they're sitting there seeing the same things you are how can they sit silent they must

00:59:32.240 be shocked as hell i've never seen anything like this in blood before what the hell is this

00:59:36.800 yeah i know well two two i've spoke to two personally uh from florida that i think i won't

00:59:45.620 name them because that's rude but um they were nurse practitioners as well so they still paid

00:59:53.260 dues to uh their nursing association and they were afraid of losing those credentials

01:00:01.000 if they came forward they basically have a gag on them you know i had dr william mackis on the

01:00:08.780 show last week like that guy has lost everything everything everything Peter McCullough another one

01:00:16.800 you know yeah like all of these guys and it's it's amazing to me I'm just looking for comments

01:00:23.960 right now on on the rumble the alternate video stream that I'm showing tonight and I don't see

01:00:28.940 anything that stands out from like I if you guys have any questions are you willing to answer

01:00:33.120 questions as long as you're not gonna okay so if you guys have any questions go ahead and write

01:00:37.180 them down in the comments right now and we'll we'll go ahead and look for them uh if you want

01:00:42.000 to your question to stand out on rumble leave a rumble rant so i can see it guys all of these

01:00:46.600 things get all of these things get clumped together kind of like the blood cells that we

01:00:50.440 were showing you earlier the weird the weird things that you'd been seeing and so have you

01:00:56.280 been looking at all kelly because you know you specialize in alternative uh natural medicines

01:01:01.600 have you been looking for something that might do the trick and cleanse the blood of this nonsense

01:01:06.780 So, yes, I know that there is a doctor that does chelation therapy in the States.

01:01:14.080 She says she's been very successful in clearing out the heavy metals and toxins.

01:01:21.520 Parasites, yes.

01:01:25.200 Then there was, I use binders for that.

01:01:29.960 So I would use like a humic fulvic acid, a zeolite.

01:01:34.080 these will bind to um heavy metals and eliminate them out of the system

01:01:40.460 safely uh val wants to know valerie wants to know can ivermectin

01:01:46.000 so ivermectin may help kill them i think that it is for a specific parasite i know some people

01:01:54.880 have used it successfully the problem i have with ivermectin is um yes it does kill parasites and

01:02:05.200 it works very well the problem is that when uh you kill off a parasite it releases a hormone

01:02:15.460 that tells the eggs that they've laid inside of you to hatch

01:02:22.160 so then doing it over and over and yeah you just have to keep cycling it until it's gone but is it

01:02:29.660 really going to get it gone if people are shedding all over you like yeah yeah you know so you would

01:02:35.780 be and i think ivermectin at the proper dose for weight i think uh is you could probably take it

01:02:43.840 ongoing um but it's going to get costly i think uh rick probably joined the show late here he

01:02:51.740 wants to know if you've seen this in unvaccinated blood you answered this earlier but please uh

01:02:55.820 yes so i haven't been finding the creepy crawler things in unvaccinated blood i i don't like saying

01:03:03.280 unvaccinated but uh um i am finding now um what people have labeled as graphene oxide ribbons

01:03:14.520 um and people are like well how do you know it's not just an artifact which an artifact is when a

01:03:21.540 hair or lint or something gets on your slide and it looks like something's in the specimen right

01:03:26.560 and so i know that these ribbons are not an artifact because when left the white blood

01:03:36.020 cells try to break it down so that one tells me it's in the specimen and two it's a biological

01:03:42.100 because they're trying to kill it uh we have somebody here who's commented saying that she

01:03:47.680 has a hard time believing here it is i have a hard time believing about the shedding we have

01:03:52.520 addressed this earlier in the show but let's go ahead and do that again too sure so shedding i

01:03:58.980 don't like the word shedding because shedding um in conventional vaccines only comes from a live

01:04:06.300 vaccine um and it is say like um measles i guess uh it can shed on people and uh usually they will

01:04:17.560 say, I think it's 14 days. I think it's 14 days. Don't mark me on that. I could be wrong. It could

01:04:26.720 be longer or shorter. But I'm pretty sure that I did work in a hospital at one time in the cancer

01:04:33.660 ward. And there was these big signs on our doors because they had locks on them in the 80s.

01:04:40.240 um and it used to say if you've been vaccinated within x number of days you're not allowed on

01:04:48.000 this floor and I think even St. Jude's had that as well and it's because certain vaccines are

01:04:54.920 live and you can shed them on to other people I don't call it shedding with this particular jab

01:05:01.400 I would call it transmission right and and but how do they do it just by sitting there

01:05:07.340 Skin contact, even breathing on people, bodily fluids, so sexual contact, kissing, even hugging, anything skin to skin.

01:05:20.160 Steve wants to know if GSH complex would help.

01:05:24.380 What's GSH?

01:05:25.940 Exactly. That's a good question. I don't know what GSH is. Steve, if you could somehow explain that.

01:05:31.620 uh i think it's been a health food supplement for a few years now but i i don't know exactly

01:05:37.600 what it is um yeah everybody is it kind of sounds like it might be a citricidal which is a grapefruit

01:05:47.300 seed extract uh but i don't think h would be on the end of it verna says i got massive migraines

01:05:54.740 when i was unknowingly around people that were jabbed it was later that i put two plus two

01:05:59.040 together that it made sense. Is that a possibility? Massive migraine? Yes, it is. What are the side

01:06:07.540 effects, Kelly? You read the Pfizer, the big document, was it 72 pages that you've read so far?

01:06:16.780 yeah um so a lot of them for for women uh menstrual problems headaches um

01:06:26.580 unwavering fatigue uh it also oh glutathione gotcha um that's actually one in my protocol

01:06:36.520 gsh will help steve there you go yeah there you go hopefully uh if you're taking it by a pill

01:06:43.720 though steve uh the digestive juices will probably kill it try and get yourself an iv

01:06:50.840 or there is a product out called nutris swish and it's a sublingual that you swish around

01:06:58.300 inside your mouth and then swallow after about 30 to 60 seconds cool all right you were saying

01:07:06.020 about the the side effects yeah so the the symptoms i'll say of what people are saying

01:07:11.620 is happening is um high blood pressure which can cause the headaches headaches menstrual problems

01:07:18.820 obviously we know about the babies not making it uh so for the men um well men and women it's it's

01:07:28.660 not just one gender um they are finding that the iron bottoms out and um they start having heart

01:07:39.940 issues and they i think i said high blood pressure clotting mechanisms so even in my

01:07:47.060 live blood i'm noticing fibrin build up of micro clotting um so part of my protocol i tell people

01:07:57.380 natto kinase which helps to break up fibrin so i'm sure there's a whole list of symptoms that

01:08:04.100 i can't really retain off the top of my head do you ask kelly do you ask some of your clients

01:08:10.960 who come in for this testing you find this this stuff inside of them whatever they happen to be

01:08:15.480 whether it's the little scorpions or whether it's the the ribbons or whatever do you ask them how

01:08:23.060 many times they have been jabbed does it seem worse when you've got more of these jabs yeah so

01:08:30.280 i made myself a promise that i wouldn't ask people if they'd been jabbed because

01:08:36.080 it's not my business right it's none of my business they're here for whatever reason they're

01:08:41.700 here and um however if that happens to be the reason if that happens to be the reason like if

01:08:49.720 somebody says well i got five jabs and now i don't feel well you know then i can then i will

01:08:57.040 yes talk to them about that but when somebody comes in i i don't ask if they've been jabbed i

01:09:03.860 don't i just say what are the i don't even ask them what their health concerns are i used to

01:09:08.560 but uh when i reopened um i because i've been in isolation so long we just got

01:09:16.820 you know kibitzing and time got away from us and she was on her way out the door and i went

01:09:24.140 oh, no, I forgot to look at your paperwork, like your medical history. She said, I'm really glad

01:09:29.800 you didn't. And she goes, because then you're not biased. You're not looking at my health

01:09:36.640 record going, oh, she's got high blood pressure. I'm going to see that in the blood kind of deal. 0.98

01:09:41.880 So now I don't even look at their health charts. I just do the analysis, tell them what I see.

01:09:48.720 And then I look at their health concerns and nine times out of 10, I hit, I hit probably 99% of what their problems are.

01:09:59.500 so this is something that people have been concerned about bill gates government officials

01:10:07.100 threatening to jab cattle chickens all of the food that we eat essentially so these jabs these

01:10:14.960 mrna jabs go to the cattle and then the cattle go to the slaughterhouse and then they yeah so 0.93

01:10:21.900 would that be a way of getting us vaccinated without us wanting to be vaccinated sorry not 0.93

01:10:28.520 vaccinated yeah uh yeah it would it's already happened it happened in Africa 0.96

01:10:36.540 they sterilized a whole bunch of people through food so but do you think this MR like whatever 0.94

01:10:43.440 these things are that I think so uh if you um I forget the scientist's name that brought that 0.94

01:10:52.220 to light and i know that a couple of my friends have witnessed this personally myself i have not

01:10:59.160 where they bought meat from the grocery store and it was magnetized you know how people when

01:11:07.780 they got jabbed they were putting keys and and stuff on them saying look my stuff is sticking

01:11:12.740 to me yeah yeah well that's happening with meat in the grocery stores now i have not seen it with

01:11:21.220 my own eyes but other people have is that from the graphene do you think they believe so yes

01:11:30.020 this is how do you think this is like is this only going to get worse

01:11:34.740 i think it's going to get worse before it gets better

01:11:40.180 all right i how can you know what kelly i'm sure there's going to be a lot of people who have a lot

01:11:46.260 of questions for you that i can't think of right now and i'm going through i'm going to go through

01:11:49.540 rumble one more time here and see if there's anybody who has a standout question i don't see

01:11:54.900 one i'm going to go back down to the twitter and facebook comments and see if they have any

01:12:03.540 uh they say buy meat from organic farmers that would probably be the best bet

01:12:09.220 now carol says they're putting it in vegetables as well have you heard anything like that

01:12:13.940 i have not heard about the vegetables but nothing at this point would shock me

01:12:19.540 we need our own blood banks okay here's another interesting question i was going to ask you about

01:12:24.860 this stuff crossing the blood brain barrier or even you know any other organ in our body this

01:12:29.600 stuff does have the capability according to dr byram bridle he suggested this two years ago

01:12:35.120 what was that cause do you think um

01:12:39.080 it's i think it's already happening uh so the blood brain barrier because you were like do

01:12:47.600 even know what that is yeah so the blood brain barrier is an actual barrier uh it's a part of

01:12:55.200 your central nervous system and it's a barrier so that viruses um bacteria fungi even some medications

01:13:06.800 they can't cross into the brain and and damage it so the body does have this defense mechanism

01:13:13.680 in there that stops it now there are some things that do cross the blood-brain barrier

01:13:20.080 and that i personally have problems with all jabs because they have polysorbate 20 and 80 in them

01:13:29.840 and that will actually carry stuff into the blood-brain barrier and what is in all of our jabs

01:13:37.920 aluminum mercury all of these things that cause dementia and alzheimer's what is on the rise

01:13:45.280 dementia and alzheimer's and a lot of people don't even know these things are in their childhood

01:13:52.320 jobs kelly are you aware of the national citizens inquiries that are going on

01:13:59.120 no okay they they started in halifax today uh they are they're recruiting people to tell stories

01:14:07.040 about how the government has affected our lives in the past three years and i think that you

01:14:15.140 would definitely be one of those people who could speak out with some authority

01:14:19.760 if you'd be interested in that i'll send you all of the information this was actually a suggestion

01:14:25.520 from one of our viewers nicole's uh bring this kelly bring this to the national citizens inquiry

01:14:30.460 uh the website is not with me right now but it should be easy enough to find it was

01:14:35.140 started by preston manning out here in in the west so uh he put himself a panel of people

01:14:42.680 together they're going from city to city to city to city i'm not sure when they're going to be

01:14:46.940 near you probably in the next month and a half or so but you can find out more on the website and

01:14:51.620 then just go ahead and write them and tell them what you do and what you've seen and i'm sure

01:14:54.980 they would be happy to hear from you how can people get a hold of you kelly if they have any

01:14:59.940 questions now this could inundate you seriously i am already inundated let me tell you i had

01:15:06.680 somebody from portugal want my services i'm like i think the blood would be dead yeah yeah it's

01:15:15.080 got to be local right it's got to be local for you it does but i have people traveling three and a

01:15:20.420 half hours to see me it's it's bizarre how close are you to toronto or ottawa so i'm kind of in the

01:15:28.620 middle I'm about three hours from Ottawa and about two and a bit from Toronto depending on traffic

01:15:36.780 that day because it's not even rush hour anymore it's just rush day you're not near Kingston are

01:15:41.900 you yeah I'm like an hour from Kingston I'm kind of nestled in between Belleville Peterborough

01:15:47.720 Coburg I used to live in Kingston for years I did you yeah it's a nice place my sister lives there

01:15:54.160 yeah definitely yeah okay kelly what's uh have you got a website is there any way that people

01:15:59.320 can read more so um on facebook it's alternative roots okay or my name you could that be my

01:16:07.820 personal one um and i do have a wix site and it's just when you go to i think it's kelly

01:16:14.580 bacher wix site.com but then it's slash alternative roots but on google if you punch in

01:16:21.640 you can punch in my name i think but if you punch in alternative roots which was my store that i

01:16:28.800 used to have i don't have that anymore um it will actually bring up a google search and it's got my

01:16:36.240 website and my facebook and everything on that cool all right thank you for coming on tonight

01:16:42.140 kelly really appreciate it was a pleasure it's really nice to talk with somebody that is very

01:16:47.880 similar in beliefs and yeah like-minded yeah and then i don't feel so alone you know that that's

01:16:56.040 something that that i made a point of on this show you know with the comment section people have

01:17:01.400 actually become friends and not just virtual friends either because they discover hey we live

01:17:07.500 close to each other in red deer or in lloyd minster or you know and so they actually get

01:17:12.480 together and they go do a tim hortons now that they can they go to a tim hortons they sit down

01:17:17.340 and they talk and and that as you say you know that is so important for our mental health these

01:17:22.420 days finding somebody who's still sane and you're actually able to sit down and talk to them somebody

01:17:28.160 who hasn't been affected by all of this madness and you can sit and commiserate well you know

01:17:33.100 my brother tells me that i'm nuts and well my brother tells me that i wear a tinfoil hat oh

01:17:38.760 yeah well so we've got something in common yeah

01:17:42.200 like that tonight on the show which is very rare it doesn't happen very often but i'm glad we caught

01:17:50.240 it tonight okay kelly thank you very much i know it's past your bedtime uh maybe we'll do this

01:17:55.040 again if you i did not wear my pajamas though you didn't wear your pajamas thanks very much

01:18:00.700 have a great thank you bye for now there is kelly bacher guys she is a live blood analyst out of

01:18:07.140 Campbellford, Ontario. I do have a couple of other things I want to get to you tonight. Hang

01:18:12.440 on a minute here. Let me see if I can. You want to see that blood again? Probably not. Creepy.

01:18:21.660 I do have a couple of other things I want to get to tonight. So, yeah, this, you know.

01:18:30.980 See this this morning and you go, what, what the hell's going on? This doesn't have anything to do

01:18:37.040 with anything and the reason that i wanted nothing that we're concerned about in terms of you know

01:18:42.800 the globalists or anything but we don't want to see anybody get hurt or killed in the line of duty

01:18:53.280 so we sit there and you know we chastise these especially lately calgary calgary police officers

01:19:00.460 for arresting pastors and picking on them essentially because you know i'm sure there's

01:19:05.120 other more dangerous felons out there who have broken their bail conditions that probably should

01:19:10.300 be picked up but they go after a pastor who is protesting drag queen performances and story times

01:19:18.040 in front of five-year-olds because the mayor tells them that they have to so we don't like that kind

01:19:23.380 of behavior but we also know that there are some good cops out there some of them are on our side

01:19:28.680 you may or may not know that have just been a little bit too afraid to step up and say anything

01:19:34.360 And I think that if all of the ones who were on our side would do that, the leadership of any police service across this country would have to capitulate and get rid of any sort of restrictions and any sort of behavior from police regarding people who are unvaccinated or who happen to be protesting, which we can do in this country under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

01:19:58.180 Two Edmonton police officers killed while responding to a call.

01:20:02.500 Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta, extended her condolences this morning.

01:20:07.220 This morning, two Edmonton police officers were killed while responding to a call in the northwest part of the city.

01:20:14.820 Constable Travis Jordan was an eight and a half year veteran of the police service and Constable Brett Ryan, five and a half years.

01:20:23.900 uh what happened was the officers were killed when they entered an apartment building there

01:20:33.020 was evidence that neither officer had a chance to fire their weapon in defense apparently

01:20:38.380 the gunman was waiting for them the young male assailant is also dead of an apparent

01:20:44.700 self-inflicted gunshot wound and a family member of his was also wounded and is in hospital

01:20:51.340 um the police say that there is no further danger to the public in this situation the mayor

01:20:58.200 the 15 minute city mayor himself our meet our marjit sahi says we're all devastated to receive

01:21:07.760 the news the constables were murdered in the line of duty we don't like seeing any of this happen

01:21:13.940 condolences to the families of the officers obviously we had another train derailment

01:21:21.280 this morning this time in arizona now i i don't know when we've seen so many train derailments

01:21:27.460 happen so often in such a condensed period of time like we had obviously east palestine then

01:21:35.740 we had the other one that happened which wasn't carrying any hazardous materials but was this

01:21:41.280 one well here's a story from ross alerts that says freight train carrying hazardous toxic materials

01:21:49.820 has derailed numerous agencies including hazmat have been dispatched to the site of a bnsf freight

01:21:56.360 train derailment in topoc mojave county which is close to the arizona california state line as per

01:22:04.060 official reports multiple train cars have overturned containing hazardous toxic chemicals however

01:22:10.700 authorities have confirmed that no smell spills have been observed so far now that was the initial

01:22:15.860 report then we go to npr a couple of hours later and what do we see a train carrying corn syrup

01:22:23.000 is derailed in arizona corn syrup yeah corn syrup the county sheriff's office told npr there were no

01:22:32.500 injuries and was not made aware of any spills or leaks but nothing hazardous there were no injuries

01:22:37.720 as a result of this derailment and preliminary reports indicate no hazardous materials involved

01:22:42.640 from lena kent obviously a spokesperson for bnsf so my question is in presenting these two stories

01:22:50.640 to you guys who do you believe do you believe the new alternate media source or do you believe

01:23:01.760 narrative NPR who has gone along with the entire narrative since it started three over three years

01:23:08.180 ago now. My point being, how can you trust anybody who has lied so much and so significantly

01:23:20.060 consistently over the past three years with telling you the truth now?

01:23:25.980 does the left-wing marxist corporate media actually believe that they're going to be able

01:23:33.960 to come out of this in some way unscathed i don't think so they're going to come out of this and

01:23:39.220 people are going to read the stories no matter what it's about it doesn't have to be about

01:23:43.100 globalists or 15-minute cities it doesn't have to be about anything it just could be about

01:23:48.000 a train derailment corn syrup well the other report said no way there could be some hazardous

01:23:53.880 his stuff in here as a matter of fact that's what the initial report said you're telling me it's

01:23:57.440 corn syrup i don't believe npr or the new york times not when it comes to important things

01:24:05.300 or anything political same goes for the toronto star or the globe and mail when it comes to

01:24:10.960 political things forget about it because the politicians in power have bought off everything

01:24:18.480 thing let's carry on my friends let's carry on there's just two more stories i want to get to

01:24:27.080 before we call it a night abundant evidence of beijing grooming canadian politicians from the

01:24:34.880 former ambassador to china this is from tnc.news true north canada's former ambassador to the

01:24:41.080 people's republic of china david mulroney said today that there was abundant evidence to support

01:24:47.640 the existence of Beijing's long-term plan to influence Canadian politicians at all levels of

01:24:52.780 government. As new allegations of election interference come out, they apparently screwed

01:24:58.680 around with the Vancouver municipal election a few months ago. Mulroney, who headed Canada's

01:25:05.280 diplomatic mission in China from 2009 to 2012, tweeted his views on the heels of intelligence

01:25:10.900 leaks, which show China attempted to groom candidates for Vancouver's municipal election

01:25:15.960 last year. There is abundant evidence of Beijing's patient long-term effort to extend its reach into

01:25:22.700 Canadian politics at all levels, seeking to groom and develop people of steadily increasing

01:25:28.620 connectedness and influence, tweeted Mulroney. Politics at all levels, from municipal to provincial

01:25:37.700 to federal. My friends, they are trying to take over this country from the inside.

01:25:49.000 Now, this is where it gets confusing, though, when it comes to China. China does not at all 0.52

01:25:55.820 represent the globalists and the climate alarmists of the new world order. They represent something

01:26:00.680 else they're totalitarian dictators as we know who have a social credit system in place right now

01:26:08.820 as we speak they have more cameras over there twice as many cameras over there than they have

01:26:14.200 people so that's 2.8 billion cameras you jaywalk and they go ahead and they deduct from your social

01:26:27.320 credit score so your internet slows down or you have to move out of your apartment and in

01:26:31.720 one bedroom apartment into maybe a studio apartment because you're a bad bad boy or girl

01:26:37.040 whose side should we be on here the globalists from the west or the totalitarians from the east

01:26:49.620 it's a toughie isn't it finally from rebel news well actually i've got you know what i'll keep

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01:27:14.960 saskatchewan and not the federal government got a lot of pushback on this one scott moan

01:27:19.380 the saskatchewan party did but they passed the act today in the legislature in regina so uh this

01:27:26.400 follows similar legislation in alberta uh which was passed a couple of months ago by danielle smith

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01:31:08.220 who want to know about the ghost situation on ask the funeral director with mike foy jackas last

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 17, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Thurs March 16th⧸2023 w⧸live blood analyst Kelly Bacher

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