00:25:58.900I've been a skeptic about vaccinations since the 90s.
00:26:03.260But the other thing we have to face is a lot of the people that are claiming long COVID got two shots, 10 boosters, and we all know what's happened to so many people that got those shots, myocarditis, sudden heart attacks on the sports field, newscasters and politicians fainting in mid-sentence.
00:26:22.240So some of these people with long COVID may have a vaccine injury, or they may have gotten
00:26:26.760a remdesivir course or multiple, or they may have been on a vent, or they may have had
00:27:01.940Of a couple of instances of a couple of nurses who stood up through the madness.
00:27:07.000And the reason I ask that is the Canadian frontline nurses did a tour across the country
00:27:11.960up here in Canada a couple of years ago.
00:27:14.640And I went to the one here in Winnipeg, and I remember walking around the corner from it, and I had been to previous rallies before, and they weren't huge. I mean, there was 500 people, and so I was hoping there was going to be at least that number.
00:27:32.280And as I turned the corner, walking towards this major hospital in the center of this
00:27:36.260city, there were thousands and thousands of people there.
00:27:59.820They don't know what they're talking about.
00:28:01.280And it was difficult for me to believe because even back then we knew there was so much wrong with what was going on.
00:28:08.780But now, as you expose in the book, we know for absolutely certain what did these nurses go through when it came to administering to a patient in the proper way?
00:28:20.140Well, let's let's start with Nicole Sorotek.
00:28:24.300And she was the first nurse that made it to the Internet sphere with her testimony.
00:28:30.400and this was in may uh she did a private talk to her friends and colleagues via uh what do they
00:28:36.880call it facebook live and she was she was one of the contract nurses working in new york city
00:28:42.400which was remember that was the beachhead for covid in north america uh it by the way a biological
00:28:49.040nonsense i mean it just it hit new york stayed there for a while and then disseminated i mean
00:28:54.000it's just insane right how could it have hit new york if it came from china wouldn't it come across
00:28:58.000the pacific and hit the west coast first well what they had in new york city were a bunch
00:29:02.940well first you had andrew cuomo corrupt governor uh i wish i could remember the name offhand of
00:29:08.420his public health uh czar uh that man is a cardiac pediatric person who specializes in anesthesia
00:29:16.280no respiratory illness or epidemiology or uh you know no relevant training for his job but he was
00:29:26.520a member of the Council of Foreign Relations. And he spent about 90% of his career going from one
00:29:34.800NGO to another. And then he ended up as the guy advising Andrew Cuomo. So that's what they had
00:29:41.820in New York, not a biological reality, a political reality. They also had New York City. And I grew
00:29:47.360up in New York City. And I will tell you this, New York citizens, New York City people are the
00:29:52.420biggest group of hypochondriacs in the world. It just is a fact, right? That's kind of a truth
00:29:57.740and an aside. As an aside, why is that? Why are New Yorkers such hypochondriacs?
00:30:05.620New York is a super high-pressured place, even for the most laid-back person. I mean,
00:30:11.200you've got to fight to live there. And it's dirty and it's crowded. And you're on these subways and
00:30:17.760the subways are dirty. You're packed in with people and people are sneezing. And it's just
00:36:46.620but this is what the environment was like.
00:36:49.700Was this the bulk of the mismanagement of all of this, that we're bringing foreign doctors and nurses into situations where they had no connection with the community and they could just fly out with $500,000 and absolutely zero guilt because they didn't know any of the people they killed?
00:37:08.460It didn't hurt. Let me give you a historical analogy to this. Tiananmen Square, the people of China said, we've had enough of this communist bullshit. And they went and took over Tiananmen Square and there was no getting them out. And the local troops were not willing to do a thing because this was their people.
00:37:29.280so they brought in young soldiers from the countryside that had never been to the big city
00:37:35.300before they filled their heads full of fear and terror and nonsense uh and then my understanding
00:37:42.260is by this way it's interesting this medical thing right they told them there was a contagion
00:37:46.940among the people and they gave them a vaccination before they before they cut them loose on the
00:37:52.980crowd, that vaccination was probably speed, right? That's why you saw the mass slaughter of civilians
00:37:59.600in Tiananmen Square, because they brought in outsiders who were naive, didn't know what was
00:38:03.960going on. And I think they shot them up with speed. That last piece is my estimate.
00:38:09.420You know, that's a very, very good correlation there. And the same thing happened during the
00:38:14.260Freedom Convoy up here when Trudeau declared the Emergency Act. All of a sudden, there were police
00:38:19.880officers who were like removing people from the streets trampling them with horses beating them
00:38:25.700with clubs and shields and spraying them with with mace and pepper spray and all of that because they
00:38:32.600didn't live there they didn't care they had no connection to that city the horse guys came from
00:38:37.420toronto and they were well and they were a well-known group of thugs and and you might have
00:38:42.620noticed they brought in this really weird sort of paramilitary police force from the from quebec
00:38:48.900and a lot of these guys didn't even speak English and you know Quebec has got Montreal
00:38:54.080but Quebec is a highly rural place even to this day and I think they did the same thing they
00:38:59.180brought in a bunch of young French speaking guys that didn't even speak English by the way they
00:39:03.320kept and I'm very aware of how all this stuff works they kept them in a hotel for a week
00:39:08.180didn't let them interact with anybody filled their heads full of nonsense and then cut them
00:39:14.160loose this is this is how you get police and and troops to commit atrocities you got to brainwash
00:39:19.900them first and i don't mean like some you know spengali type of brainwashing you just keep them
00:39:24.620in a hotel room hotels for a week and tell them you know they're facing certain death and they
00:39:31.220act accordingly let them watch the the corporate news on tv and how they spun that whole thing and
00:39:36.000and they're going to be brainwashed in a matter of hours i tell you the canadian i i i love canada
00:39:41.840by the way. And I used to go to Toronto, Montreal all the time. I'm in upstate New York. So it's a
00:39:48.400drive, not a flight. And I'll tell you what I tell you when I got the clue that something was
00:39:53.620really wrong with Canada. And this was a while ago. I was in I was on Yonge Street, right? And
00:39:59.360I was in a falafel shop. And this dude comes in, he was a he was a health inspector, like a food
00:40:05.440restaurant inspector dressed all in black with a flat jacket. I'm like, what the hell is this
00:40:12.660dude? And this was like maybe 15 years ago. And he proceeded to berate and harass and intimidate
00:40:18.600this guy just running a falafel shop. And I thought, whoa, what's going on here? But that's
00:40:25.720another issue. But the media in Canada is an absolute disgrace. I mean, it's as close to
00:40:31.500a totalitarian system as there can be it is and it's not getting any better trudeau wants to
00:40:38.300make more something called the online harms act he wants to bring in here so if you say we've
00:40:44.260already got a couple of bills that pretty much strangle any kind of freedom of speech we have
00:40:48.820online including uh an arrangement that facebook will not be able will not link any news on their
00:40:57.580site, Instagram or Facebook, because they would have to pay these news agencies X amount
00:41:03.460of dollars, according to this online streaming act that Trudeau has put into place.
00:41:07.480But now he wants to bring in an act where if you say something that causes harm to somebody
00:41:13.100else, and we don't know what that could be, could be if you call them a groomer or a bigot
00:41:19.760or something you could be charged with a crime uh thrown in jail for a year and find ten thousand
00:41:27.680dollars and never know who your accuser was that's the kind of bill he is going to bring in here
00:41:34.720does that make him eligible to be jailed because he's doing harm with his mouth every day of the
00:41:38.720week every day yeah every single day by the way i'm glad you brought this up because it applies
00:41:45.920to the nurses. So not only did these, and I only mentioned two, but the pattern was always the
00:41:51.680same. Veteran nurses who really knew their business, who were horrified by what they were
00:41:56.340seeing, who did everything they could to stand up and stop it. And they were fired. Eventually,
00:42:02.180they were shown the door, but they weren't just shown the door. They were tracked down after they
00:42:07.660left, Nicole Sirotek, there's a group called Team Halo. They were endorsed by the UN Undersecretary
00:42:20.120of Communications. We have that in the book. We have her video statement on our website. So this
00:42:25.160is not conspiracy theory. She was bragging about Team Halo and how the UN and TikTok got together
00:42:32.280to give special certification to the members of team halo and they were allowed to do whatever
00:42:38.480they wanted and one of the things they wanted to do was docs which is give out the names and
00:42:43.060addresses home addresses of nurses who were opposed to what was going on in the hospitals
00:42:48.300and nicole was harassed so severely she's had to change her name we still call her nicole sorotek
00:42:55.840sorotek um and she had to move because the threats that she were getting she was getting
00:43:01.100were not trivial and to the point that people were showing up at her door. Now, she lives
00:43:05.460super rural. So you've got to go through an enormous effort to get to her door.
00:43:11.000You make a point of going. Yeah. Right.
00:43:13.160And the other thing that was going on was Team Halo would set up hit lists. And in addition
00:43:18.780to harassment, they would also file complaints against nurses and doctors' licenses. And you
00:43:26.000were talking about anonymous complaints. That's how it works. So people in other countries who
00:43:30.840had never met Nicole, never seen Nicole, never had anything to do with Nicole, were allowed to file
00:43:35.900complaints with the nursing board against these nurses. And these nurses have had to go through
00:43:41.440hell defending their licenses. And by the way, I want to tell everybody, the Canadian frontline
00:43:46.320nurses went through double hell and they really need your help. They have a lot of, they've been
00:43:51.220under tremendous legal harassment. So if anybody's got some extra Christmas money, Canadianfrontlinenurses.com,
00:44:46.100Number two, you know, they had the same, they showed the same steel that some of the American nurses did.
00:44:53.020And they've paid a terrible, terrible price.
00:44:55.680And yet they don't complain. They don't cry in their beer. They put one foot in front of another and they continue to fight. And they're fighting in a very interesting way. One, they have to fight to defend themselves because they're under unbelievable legal assault by the government.
00:45:11.860But they're also continuing to fight to help Canadians and to create alternative medical support for Canadians.
00:45:21.820In reality, a veteran nurse has more clinical experience, and by clinical, I mean you're working with people, than 99 out of 100 doctors.
00:45:34.180A doctor comes in with his clipboard, takes a look, looks at some readings.
00:45:37.62030 seconds later, he's gone or she's gone.
00:45:40.140Okay. It's the nurse that's with the patient 99.9% of the time. These nurses have tremendous,
00:45:46.560the experienced ones have tremendous clinical insight and not everything requires an emergency
00:45:51.820room visit or, or, or an intensive care visit. You know, uh, there's a lot of things where you
00:45:57.980just need to talk to somebody and they can give you some common sense stuff. Now, nurses can't
00:46:02.620prescribe and they can't diagnose, but there's a lot of things that they have that they can do.
00:46:07.640They can keep you out of an emergency room. They can keep you out of an ICU.
00:46:12.060They can treat minor things and they can give lifestyle advice, which is so important for everybody.
00:46:18.240And so Canadian frontline nurses, in addition to all the other things they're doing, are creating a kind of an alternative health care system so that people can go straight to educated, experienced clinicians without all the medical bullshit and get the help they need.
00:46:34.140And these nurses are absolutely ready to say, hey, you know what?
00:46:38.280We got to take you to the emergency room, you know, or, you know, yeah, go ahead.
00:46:42.420We got lots of time to discuss, but did you sense a common thread between all the nurses
00:48:18.060Thank God they got some stability by the time she was a high school student.
00:48:21.300As soon as she was in high school, she flourished, but she had a hard coming up.
00:48:25.880Erin Marie, the Florida nurse who I also interviewed, she was a combat veteran in Iraq at age 17.
00:48:34.440She signed up, and she was in the first wave that went over.
00:48:38.040So these were experienced, tough but not hard, tough women.
00:48:43.600There's a difference between being tough and being hard, intelligent, and they take their patience and their vow more seriously than anything, and they were willing to give it all up.
00:48:55.060It seems to me, yeah, willing to give it all up.
01:00:39.140So I physically couldn't talk to all of them.
01:00:41.880And we could talk about what the next step is going to be, maybe later.
01:00:45.520But the book, I'm probably maybe going to do some, for instance, I learned something really interesting from a California nurse that when people came into the hospital and, you know, you checked in and they got the computer and they're typing all this stuff in, they had set, whoever ran the computer system, and this happened in a lot of hospitals, not just one, because a lot of these hospitals are owned by a group, right?
01:01:10.240And they control 10 hospitals or 20 hospitals.
01:01:13.600These computers were set to, if you were coming in with a medical problem, a serious medical problem, respiratory, they would intake you as a non-vaccinated.
01:01:24.940And there was no way to distinguish in the computer system between vaccinated and unvaccinated.
01:01:31.760So everybody coming in, whether they were vaccinated or not, was called unvaccinated.
01:01:36.540And if everybody, I don't know if they had this in Canada, but we had Joe Biden and all
01:01:41.020these other criminals saying, this is a epidemic, a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
01:01:46.280No, they were deliberately and falsely saying that people who were vaccinated weren't getting
01:01:55.880And one of the people that I talked to said, clearly, at least 50 to 60% of the people
01:01:59.920who were very sick from the annual respiratory disease that was going around were vaccinated.
01:02:05.400So there's so many dimensions to this fraud. I may start. I mean, I have a I have a channel called Brass Check dot com and I may do some additional we cover everything.
01:02:15.820We don't we don't just cover covid 1997. Another first. I hate to be having to be the first guy and everything, but possibly the very first news blog in 1997 was my blog devoted to an election fraud that took place in San Francisco.
01:02:32.340So I've had this channel since 97, and I may do additional interviews with nurses.
01:02:37.920But the thing we have to do now, there's a second element to this.
01:02:41.680Maybe I'll get into it now if it's okay.
01:02:46.260You know, you write a book, and you do a lot of research, and then the book comes out,
01:02:50.620and then your education really begins because the book becomes a beacon,
01:02:54.280and people start coming to you with stories.
01:02:56.020uh the families of the people who were murdered there's a lot and you know i i tried to we tried
01:03:05.480to estimate in the book how many people died as a result of hospital treatment and we started with
01:03:11.880uh one simple equation over one million people were reported to have died of covid in the united
01:03:19.340states now we know how much fraud there was we know how many people you know had brain cancer
01:03:23.100and they attribute it to COVID. We know how many people died with COVID, but not of COVID.
01:03:29.500But we don't know how many people died as a result of so-called medical treatment.
01:03:33.740But we know this, a million, I'm using very rough numbers, but a million plus
01:03:38.360died reportedly of COVID. Over 90% of those people died in hospital.
01:03:46.240So that means 900,000 people are up for grabs. If we could get the numbers on how many
01:03:52.940people were given remdesivir and what percentage of those people died of organ failure, that would
01:03:59.040give us an indication of how many people were killed by the treatment, by the hospital. If we
01:04:04.820could get the number of how many people were intubated and put on a vent and died as a result
01:04:10.260of being on a vent, because vents kill, it's a very intrusive medical procedure.
01:04:18.100What is it? 90% of people who are on the vent never come off, right?
01:04:21.540Well, it depends. You know, it typically, first of all, you only put somebody on a vent. OK, here's why you put somebody on a vent. We have lungs. The lungs are like spun, sort of like spongy and air comes in and the lungs somehow know what oxygen is and and they bring it in and they distribute it through the body.
01:04:39.980That's why we're alive. Right. But it's not the lungs that breathe. It's this muscle called the
01:04:46.020diaphragm. Right. Diaphragm goes down. It allows air to come in. Diaphragm comes up. It expels
01:04:52.240the air. It's a muscle. And if that muscle stops working, you will be dead in a few minutes. So if
01:04:58.900somebody's been in a serious accident or had some kind of really catastrophic medical event and
01:05:04.360their diaphragm is not working, that's when you vent a person. You don't put a person on a vent
01:05:09.740because they have a cold or because they have a fever
01:05:12.280or because they have a respiratory problem, okay?
01:06:05.500and certain people are going to become a diabetic. They're going to have insulin problems, right?
01:06:10.800And how about, how about, uh, uh, hydration? I mean, getting, you know, there there's eight
01:06:17.280glasses of water or whatever's supposed to get a day. The only liquids they're getting are coming
01:06:21.500from the drip that contains the drugs. And of course the drugs are very powerful, putting
01:06:26.620strain on their liver, putting strain on their kidneys, putting strain on their entire system.
01:06:30.640So in normal circumstances, if you have to vent somebody within 24 hours, you do a test to see if you if they're strong enough to take them off the vent.
01:06:42.720During the reign of covid, which, by the way, is still it's still on all this entire system I'm describing is still in existence.
01:06:50.000I kind of describe it as if it occurred in the past because I'm recording what happened.
01:06:57.200We're not getting as many people killed because we don't have as many covid cases.
01:07:00.640but i'm telling you the next virus that comes around uh they could just fire up this machine
01:07:07.300and have a whole nother uh bunch of people going through this meat grinder and killing them so
01:07:12.760going back to you yeah ken i'm sorry do you do you think that we're ever going to get to the
01:07:17.620bottom of all of this we better we better um and that's maybe the second phase that maybe it's time
01:07:25.960to talk about the second phase um the families the families that lost people a lot of people
01:07:34.620don't know why their family member died uh you know or they're so grief stricken or so traumatized
01:07:42.560they can't even look at it but a lot of families do know and they know for many reasons one they
01:07:50.920saw the condition of their loved one's body after this these all these procedures so they went in
01:07:57.400maybe with you know respiratory distress or some kind of problem and they came out 40 pounds lighter
01:08:04.600gray uh with their eyes bulged i mean i don't want to be graphic here but some of the things that i
01:08:10.520have had described to me of the conditions of these by one family told so now i'm just here's
01:08:15.480the thing so i've been talking with the nurses we got the nurses in the book here just for everybody
01:08:19.480knows here's the book it's a weird one okay step step two is now we're going to talk to the victims
01:08:26.740families and by the way we have people that were put into this meat grinder that against all odds
01:08:34.020survived and they're out and some of them are very sick from what was done to them and they're
01:08:39.880talking too so oh it's long covid ken don't you know that it's long i mean they've been suffering
01:08:46.140from this for four years now it's crazy this virus it does everything it still does everything
01:08:50.780something we talked about why are you why why were you so motivated for this and you know i don't
01:08:57.040think it's for the money i think that you're pretty pretty much set up this has cost me a
01:09:02.020literal fortune so yeah not for the money yeah what is it i mean you wrote about fauci and his
01:09:08.500fraud and i think that book probably refers to the aids uh issues of the 1980s yeah you know
01:09:14.620They worked this system out of killing people in the dark in the 1980s.
01:09:22.740It's a long story, and a lot of people can't relate to AIDS because they're like, well, I don't know anybody that had AIDS, and I don't do anything that would lead to me to have AIDS, so it's not my issue.
01:09:32.500But what you have to understand, the COVID playbook was designed in the 1980s, and I think accidentally, and they're like, wow, this really works.
01:13:51.140There could be a long feud even, but to get 100,000, 200,000 guys on ships and planes, put guns and ammo in their hands and uniforms and have housing for them with toilets and food and all that, that ain't a spontaneous outflow of human aggression.
01:14:13.960One of the things that has to be planned if you're going to go to war against somebody is the propaganda side.
01:14:19.080You got to propagandize your population. You got to propagandize the troops. So there are a lot of people with military grade propaganda training and skills who have learned in the military and then they migrate to public relations or they migrate to public affairs at the National Institute of Health or they go to the premier's office.
01:14:40.700there's tens of thousands of people walking around who are persuasion experts that's all they do
01:14:47.440they get you know they go to work on monday they clock out on friday and they get a paycheck
01:14:52.10050 50 weeks a year 10 20 30 years they go to seminars they read books they get trainings
01:14:58.600they're good they're marxists they're trained marxists all of them and it's well it's interesting
01:15:05.620years yeah how long have you been wise to all of this oh oh man where did it begin where did it
01:15:17.560begin when did you write the fauci book uh i made a film in august of 19 not 1920 august of 2020
01:15:26.360now everybody put that put that in your timeline august of 2020 called fauci's first fraud the
01:23:54.640Yeah, I mean, I think they found, okay, let's do some history.
01:23:57.380So you have a thing in the United States called the CDC, the Centers for Disease Control.
01:24:03.700This was created back in, it's changed its name a couple of times.
01:24:09.500Its original intention was, hey, look, we've got a lot of infectious disease in this world.
01:24:15.360Oh, and by the way, we're digging a canal in Panama and everybody's getting malaria.
01:24:19.920And we're sending boys overseas to fight and they're getting typhus in the trenches.
01:24:24.580You know, we really need something to address infectious disease.
01:24:29.800And infectious disease was a huge problem.
01:24:33.700As recently as the 19-teens in New York City, I don't know how it was in Toronto, but my grand-aunt, who's passed away now, said in the tenement they lived, there was no running water.
01:24:46.780Five floors, hundreds of people living in an apartment building.
01:24:51.140The water for the entire apartment was one pipe in the backyard.
01:24:55.120If you needed water, you went out with buckets, you filled the pipe, and you carried it fly flights up.
01:24:59.000if you needed to take care of your business it went into a chamber pot and you waited for the
01:25:03.700truck to go by and you know i'm saying this is not a healthy way to live imagine all these people
01:25:09.440cramming in so infectious disease about like this the spanish flu back in 1918 well hey let
01:25:14.880you know what let's talk about the spanish flu if you don't mind because i got some stuff nobody's
01:25:19.700i thought you were okay anyway sure go ahead by the way before we get into that yeah uh i just
01:25:24.940got word that the uh what the nurses saw.com by the way you guys can go to that website and then
01:25:30.900on youtube the film ken made was what happened in ottawa you can find that what happened in ottawa
01:25:38.560freedom convoy 2022 documentary it's available on youtube now if you guys want to go watch that
01:25:44.100right what the nurses saw and yeah we did put your thank you thanks see if you i need people
01:25:49.320to help me because i'm i'm clueless sometimes um you got so much going on all at once so
01:25:54.080One of the films I made that I really love, you know, the emphasis was on the truckers, rightly so.
01:26:52.200You were talking about drinking out of a pipe
01:26:53.580in the backyard one this is why there was so much infectious disease especially in our cities
01:26:59.800so the cdc was needed okay there's i have a chart in my fauci book and it shows the level of
01:27:08.860infectious disease in the in in new york city it's up here right 1920s universal indoor plumbing
01:27:16.280finally thank god infectious disease boom where am i boom the great flu came there was a little
01:27:25.040blip it never even it never went anywhere near as high as it was the death rate in new york city
01:27:30.800from infectious disease pre-plumbing so it went it was so it's up here plumbing came in boom great
01:27:37.720flu comes in did a little a bump up then the flu passed and then it went down and then it flatlined
01:27:43.840all the way to the 1990s and then it got even better and then we had covid and it went like
01:27:51.420this it never even went back to the death rate from infectious disease in new york city never
01:27:56.300at the height of covid never even went as high as it was in the 1990s right so let me ask you this
01:28:01.400let me ask you this we we had we supposedly had this deadly pandemic that we've just lived through
01:28:06.680and the death rate only goes up after the pandemic is over the united states just announced that
01:28:14.860canada announced that the death rate is higher now than it's been since 1957 or something
01:28:21.400in 2021 2022 there was no spike in deaths during the actual pandemic that in and of itself must
01:28:31.660tell the world that this whole thing was a fraud well you know that that's another topic but a book
01:28:37.920that i strongly recommend is written by ed dowd d-o-w-d oh yeah and he has all the charts country
01:28:44.200by country and again it's the numbers tell the story covid's here people are dying well not
01:28:49.940really they're not really dying the the vaccination appears and now they're dying in droves you can't
01:28:56.040hide those numbers i mean the mainstream news media will hide hide hide them the governments
01:29:00.360will hide them uh but you can't hide the numbers and ed is a serious numbers man i mean he is a
01:29:05.900hedge fund guy who knows his numbers you know yeah so look i i asked you before you didn't
01:29:13.320quite answer it because we got off into a different topic but how long have you been
01:29:17.100awake and aware about all of this geez i don't know i'm sorry i mean uh i experienced a lot i
01:29:24.360grew up in the new york i grew up in new york city in the 1970s when the city was on fire
01:29:28.520when they had brought back, and here's a little interesting tidbit, why was New York
01:29:33.920so crazy in the 1960s and 70s? Why was there so much crime? Why was there so much violence?
01:29:41.640They had sent all these young boys, a lot of them black, a lot of them Puerto Rican,
01:29:45.820from the South Bronx, from the city, to Vietnam. They trained them in violence,
01:29:51.820and one out of five, because heroin was made readily available to them, developed a heroin
01:29:57.900habit. And 50,000 severely traumatized young men trained in violence came back to New York City
01:30:06.160in a clump with raging heroin habits, no medical attention, and no jobs.
01:30:14.660Why? So is anybody surprised that there was a space? I mean, when I grew up,
01:30:21.200you're walking down the street, you better know who was a block ahead of you, who was a block
01:30:26.780behind you who is across the street you better have your radar on the whole i had to cross the
01:30:32.240south bronx every day on my way to high school on my way back from high school so i saw a lot
01:30:38.500so my faith in our institutions uh and how they operate is it has always been low and then as i
01:30:46.060get older you know i learn a little bit of this i learn a little bit of that but i want to get to
01:30:50.800you mind if i get to the great flu because it's so important no no go ahead i thought you'd covered
01:30:54.820it but please go no no no no no the gray flu so see they're stacking and by the way i my profession
01:31:02.280is marketing my my hobby is history my specially my specialty in in history is the history of
01:31:11.840propaganda you know who edward bernese is right does that ring a bell the um uh famous maybe
01:31:18.680Yeah. Let me tell you who he is. He convinced women to smoke. He was hired by the tobacco company. Women didn't use to smoke. They thought it was disgusting and they were correct.
01:31:31.120That's right. And he was hired and given a big pile of money. Gee, Ed, you know, we're only selling to men. We need more money. He figured out the whole psychological trick to get women to enthusiastically smoke. He ran the cover for the coup in Guatemala, the illegal coup that the CIA ran in Guatemala. I believe he was involved in persuading people that adding, what's that substance they add to water?
01:31:56.580um all right fluoride yeah yeah yeah there's a funny thing about fluoride let me just throw
01:32:01.860this out real quick some scientists sued a local water system and said you want to put fluoride in
01:32:08.040we're good with that but we want pharmaceutical grade fluoride put in this water
01:32:12.160difference being they wanted the industrial waste product put in the water
01:32:17.680okay so so let's go to the great flu so they're layering things on i've already talked about the
01:32:24.500how they built COVID off the AIDS model,
01:34:12.800these guys were living in tents in the middle of the winter eating crap stressed out moved from
01:34:19.860their family homes and would you be surprised that some of them got sick okay not surprising
01:34:27.240the other thing that happened during the great the great war is they had no doctors in the army
01:34:33.220they certainly didn't have enough doctors to handle the million million plus plus guys they
01:34:37.800had just inducted so they pulled all the strong hands out of the hospitals and all the all the
01:34:43.160nurses all the doctor all the good doctors all the nurses and all the hospitals in america were left
01:34:48.240with a skeletal staff okay hospitals are a train wreck under the best of circumstances now you have
01:34:54.740very weak hospitals the other thing that happened is they were deathly afraid of typhus because
01:35:00.600typhus was killing more people in the trenches than bullets bullets were killing a lot of people
01:35:05.380but typhus was killing more so the rock this is history guys the rockefeller institute and the
01:35:10.560pentagon this was called the rockefeller institute in those days and the pentagon got together to do
01:35:16.120drum roll please a rapid vaccine development for typhus and they made all these young guys
01:35:22.420roll up their arms and get the shot the original outbreak of the great flu was in the kansas um
01:35:28.740this huge training camp in kansas and they said i find interesting that you talk about this and
01:35:36.080and you hear all of these historians talk about things from the past and it's always the same
01:35:42.520family names that come up it's interesting you find that interesting it's interesting i mean
01:35:47.260people don't realize how rich the rockefeller complex was and by the complex i mean rockefeller
01:35:53.080himself and also his lieutenants, I saw a really interesting diagram and it did relative wealth,
01:36:00.860right? It adjusted for inflation and it had John D. Rockefeller. He was a circle this big
01:36:07.060and Flagler, who was one of his lieutenants, a circle this big. And then it showed the Waltons
01:36:13.420of Walmart. It was a circle this big. It showed Bill Gates. It was a circle this big, right?
01:36:20.400Those guys had an insane amount of money at a time when the world was pretty unsophisticated and everything at a government level was for sale and they bought everything.
01:36:35.280So the deaths from the great flu started in two places, in military camps and on the troop ships on the way to Europe.
01:36:44.720What was the last thing they got before they were put on the ships?
01:36:48.900but it gets even better there was a drastic food shortage in europe there was even future food
01:36:56.700shortages in the united states and probably canada too and we had these old vintage posters
01:37:01.100you know saying you know save your bread or be you know grow a garden or you know don't waste food
01:37:06.780you know the guys overseas need it because you know we don't we can't relate to food shortages
01:37:10.940anymore because somehow we licked that at least in the in north america well maybe not soon but
01:37:16.240right coming to a theater they're working on it yeah coming to a theater near you right
01:37:20.700but but europe had serious food shortage how serious was it in germany alone there were 300
01:37:29.280reported major food riots now i don't know how old you are i'm 64 how many food riots do you
01:37:37.840remember in a developed country in your entire life zero germany had things were so bad in
01:37:44.240germany people were so hungry in germany that they had made there were 300 recorded food riots
01:37:50.520that doesn't include the minor ones so transfer that to the france belgium the netherlands so
01:37:56.620people were hungry you know the four horsemen of the apocalypse war famine pestilence it's a
01:38:03.720sequence you have the war it disrupts everything now you have people going hungry because all the
01:38:11.220the production and all the distribution. And once people are hungry and stressed out,
01:38:14.940so do you think maybe the increased death rate during World War I might have had something to
01:38:20.240do with something other than the virus? But here's, it gets even better. So the 1920s,
01:38:26.640some guy, you know, pulled some random pieces of paper together from the very poor records they
01:38:31.320kept and said, I think 20 million people died. Then the story went radio silent. That number
01:38:37.440was kept for the 30s, the 40s, the 50s, the 60s, the 70s, and then the CDC now is no longer needed
01:38:47.000because infectious disease still happens, but it's, you know, we don't have the same ravaging
01:38:51.500infectious disease. They were on their way out. They were very close to being defunded,
01:38:56.820if not eliminated entirely. So they needed infectious diseases. They needed viruses to
01:39:02.620stay. Because they're an industry unto themselves. Let me ask you a question. This is going to come
01:39:06.060out of left field it's going to be a curveball in the dirt feel free to say no i don't want to
01:39:09.580answer that but uh do you think there's a cure for cancer out there cancer okay they're gonna
01:39:15.900come after me cancer's cured all the time i mean like a universal drug for here go ahead here's
01:39:22.860the thing there is no such thing as cancer there's the kind there's the way cancer manifests in this
01:39:29.900patient. Right. And so, you know, you have to treat the patient where they are with what they've
01:39:39.140got. So, so there is a lot of talk now about scary Pfizer wants to create a cancer vaccine.
01:39:47.240So everybody will have to roll up their sleeves to get this vaccine. So they don't get cancer.
01:39:51.220I would suggest that you eat healthy, make sure you get fresh air, keep stress to a minimum and
01:39:58.840And do everything you can not to wear your body out to the point that you are vulnerable to cancer or any other disease before you roll up your sleeve for a cancer vaccine from Pfizer.
01:40:11.940But I want to go back to, if I go back to the great, because this is such an important story and nobody knows it.
01:40:45.800And then they told the journalists and all the useful idiots, you know what?
01:40:49.480We said it was 50, but it's really 100 million.
01:40:52.020So that's the number now that 100 million people died of the great flu.
01:40:55.380We're not even sure 20 million people died of the great flu globally.
01:40:58.380And if it was, it might have been because of starvation and trauma and these rushed vaccines.
01:41:04.400And it might have been because this was pre-treatment for tuberculosis, and you had a lot of subclinical cases of tuberculosis walking around in urban areas in that period.
01:41:15.840So you add the stress, you add the shortage of food, you add the bad sanitation, you add the fact you don't even have doctors, capable doctors and nurses in the hospitals anymore.
01:41:26.400So my point is, they created, something happened during World War I. I think I've given enough evidence that it could have come from any one of a million different causes. Something certainly happened in that period. But what they did in the 80s is they very consciously pumped up the numbers. And then they created this drum that they, and you know this, if people think about this, how many times have you heard, the big one could come back any time.
01:41:52.440Remember that great flu? You know, we better be ready and we're not going to be ready. Right.
01:41:57.820They've been banging that drum since the 1980s. That is a CDC creation based on fraudulent numbers.
01:42:05.440Right. And that's the foundation of all of this whole flu chasing virus chasing industry.
01:42:12.600One of the things they did was they created a surveillance system around the world.
01:42:17.100they're desperate to find viruses they used to say that their intention used to be we want to
01:42:23.560find them and stamp them out and become the heroes and justify their existence now they realize they
01:42:29.100can make more money if they they blow up the importance of the virus and get everybody
01:42:34.220terrified they weaponize it and make it worse than it was in nature well you know there's there's that
01:42:40.500issue too it's like can they actually weaponize viruses some people say they can some people say
01:42:45.240they can't. But one thing they have weaponized is the fear of viruses. And that fear has bought
01:42:50.940them all kinds of power and all kinds of funding and all kinds of propaganda. Let me tell you how
01:42:56.100strong this propaganda is. The CDC in Atlanta has an office building of 200,000 square feet
01:43:02.960just for public communications. 200,000 square feet is a big building. You can put a lot of
01:43:11.320people in there. And all those people do one thing. They produce information and education
01:43:16.820for the public. So when they wanted to turn on the COVID terror, they had rooms and rooms and
01:43:23.020rooms full of people. The other thing is, and this is really important to understand, because a lot
01:43:27.920of people ask me, Ken, it must have been real because everybody recognized that COVID was a
01:43:32.560problem simultaneously. So it had to be a real thing. Au contraire. Think about this. There is
01:43:41.620a myth that the HIV virus causes AIDS, right? Nothing else causes it. If you have HIV, you will
01:43:49.060get AIDS. Now we know that's not true because there are people with HIV that never get AIDS.
01:43:53.480There are people that don't have HIV that do have AIDS. So the whole science is crap. The guy that
01:43:58.820discovered the original virus said it was crap that's luke montagnier the guy that developed the
01:44:03.160pcp test the p pcp i'm drawing a blank but i know his name carrie mullis um he said it was crap
01:44:10.300nobel prize these are two nobel prize winners that said fauci's aids myth was was a myth um
01:44:16.880magic johnson is still alive he was diagnosed with hiv that story's so ugly all right so so
01:44:24.500he got he took the test like everybody good person in the 1980s did he was declared positive even
01:44:31.400though he's healthy as a horse they put him on azt he knew it was killing him he got off it he
01:44:37.180didn't tell the public that that's what the deal was and he kept cashing those checks sorry magic
01:44:44.200and peter duceberg outed him on that hey you know there's a lot of people that that you know the
01:44:49.720money becomes god and everything is this all about the money ken ultimately well okay all
01:44:57.900right now let's let's look at i know it's a way more complicated answer than that it's not
01:45:02.760complicated on on in terms of the pulling the strings of the hospitals and the doctors and
01:45:07.660the nurses and and you know they incentivize the hospitals to do all this stuff and we have a lot
01:45:12.680of people that do what they're told no matter what because they want to keep their job so on
01:45:16.320that level. And then, of course, this enriched the hospital chains, this enriched the pharma
01:45:22.000companies, and then enriched NIH and Fauci, because these crazy drugs that are developing,
01:45:29.020like remdesivir, there is a, I know this for a fact, I don't know what the amount is,
01:45:34.420because you can't get the amount, but I know for a fact that remdesivir pays a royalty to
01:45:39.760the National Institute of Health, because the National Institute of Health, it's a really
01:45:44.200great deal. We pay taxes. They take our money, give it to the pharmaceutical industry. The
01:45:49.300pharmaceutical industry develops a drug, and then they pay the royalties to NIH, which is
01:45:55.020theoretically the American people. No, it's not. It's NIH. And individual employees of the National
01:46:01.780Institute of Health in the United States get cuts of that royalty money, right? There's one drug,
01:46:09.340a scam a scam a drug called true beta i think that pays 28 million dollars a year to the nih
01:46:16.620so so yeah so the nih and we don't know i someday probably when he's dead and buried and we're you
01:46:22.760know 30 years down the line it's kind of like the kennedy assassination that they just let it out
01:46:26.720bit by bit i'm guessing that fauci is getting paid on remdesivir i'm guessing that he's getting paid
01:46:32.340on all kinds of stuff he won't say we've had hearings in the united states senators ask him
01:47:06.780I mean, who can who can debate that? Right. But they're militant about it. And they think the answer is, you know, eat bugs, drive an electric car, which won't work.
01:47:17.320Turn off your heat, you know, live in the cold. You know what I'm saying? All this kind of crazy stuff.
01:47:22.820But if you're one of those people and you think that there's too many people and there's too many resources being consumed and you want to murder a bunch of people.
01:47:30.240where do you get the most bang for your buck who consumes more of the planet's resources
01:47:37.480than anybody else on the planet americans and canadians we have a very high standard of living
01:47:43.980we buy a lot of stuff so if you kill one american that's like killing 100 africans or 200 africans
01:47:50.700i'm not saying this is the case i'm not proposing this is the case but if i were some sick twisted
01:47:56.580I won't use the word person, and I wanted to advance this insane agenda, I would target
01:48:03.440the highly developed countries and eliminate as many of those people as I can, because that will
01:48:08.040reduce the strain on our limited resources of the planet. Now, they're not telling people that
01:48:14.200that's what the plan is. But as I was, you know, we're talking before about how do you get young
01:48:18.660men to go out and murder their fellow countrymen in China, you get kids from out somebody, somebody
01:48:24.360plans it out and then somebody does the financial part of it and brings them in trucks from the
01:48:30.460countryside and gives them a gun and shoots them up with speed and tells them those people are
01:48:34.920infected with the disease and they're destroying the revolution and they're going to kill you if
01:48:39.440you don't kill them first. Who's behind all of it? Well, you have this cabal. I mean, certainly
01:48:46.080the World Economic Forum. There's some interesting stuff I found out. I'd love to write a book about
01:48:53.780this, but I can only write so many books. Well, Klaus Schwab's father was a straight-up Nazi,
01:49:00.680and one of the things he developed was high-precision equipment for the Nazi atomic
01:49:05.640war, atomic bomb effort. And they've tried to hide this, and they've tried to obstacle. Well,
01:49:11.460he was first, he made manufacturing equipment, and then you dig deeper, and he's, no, he made
01:49:15.740super high-precision manufacturing equipment, whose only function was to build nuclear weapons.
01:49:21.620And apparently, young Klaus was very helpful in the transfer of nuclear weapons technology to South Africa.
01:50:19.660Well, I got a video somewhere. I don't know. I don't know. Paul can find it and send me a link. There is an interview with this guy, Peter Schwartz, a real miscreant.
01:50:30.200You know, there's so many foot soldiers that are happy to work for Klaus Schwab and work in that environment and do his bidding.
01:50:37.320So this dude is interviewing Klaus Schwab and they're in rapture about all kinds of things like controlling the Internet and predicting in advance who's going to create a crime and not going to create a crime.
01:50:50.300And that's going to be the new law enforcement system in our in our world.
01:50:54.760Like Minority Report, that movie with Tom Cruise. Do you believe in predictive programming?
01:51:00.200well that's two that's kind of two different issues right so what one issue is we're gonna you
01:51:05.480know rather than rather than you know prosecute people that have committed actual crimes we're
01:51:11.000going to trace people who have the statistically according to ai i mean that's the new thing
01:51:16.520according to a are likely to commit crimes and we're going to go after them first right that's
01:51:21.400one thing a predictive programming my understanding what predictive programming is is to tell stories
01:51:27.960and make movies and hold conferences and do war games and tabletop simulations about certain events
01:51:34.920and just do them over and over again to the point where people kind of accept like yeah i've seen
01:51:40.160that before and then you spring it on them and they're like oh yeah this is normal life uh you
01:51:45.520know that like the thing that gates and company did in right in november right before covid started
01:51:50.280i mean they did the whole scenario you know virus out of control closing that 201 and and so this
01:52:26.620wow i mean there's so and that's what klaus schwab is predicting he is saying we're going
01:52:31.940to have an internet shutdown that's inevitable it's going to be more destructive than covid
01:52:37.240ever could be well you know what people don't realize is so many things so we think the internet
01:52:43.500is you and me getting on and talking and going on websites and sending email back and forth and that
01:52:48.220is the internet but a lot of 9-1-1 systems a lot of you know fire departments a lot of the stuff
01:52:55.200A lot of factories, a lot of utility companies that run the power plants, you know, a lot of, you know, chemical and oil refineries that require precision management of their processes.
01:53:07.860They're all using the Internet to run stuff.
01:53:11.240So if the Internet goes down, it's not just going to be, you know, we're not going to miss our favorite podcast.
01:53:17.240You know, we may have some really serious problems on our hands.
01:53:22.900would you mind doing a part two and having another long discussion like this because we're coming up
01:53:28.000on two hours now you've been talking all day i've been talking all day people we still got a lot of
01:53:33.320people watching we could go on for another two hours can i can i can i just do a little pitch
01:53:38.520you guys you guys in canada you got it i mean this is the this is i think this is there's one
01:53:44.880other fellow in canada that's had me on nobody else in canada ever has me on so shadow likes
01:53:50.780what i've done and yes i'd love to come back um absolutely but i but i'd also love you guys that
01:53:55.780are listening bang on the doors of of these other canadian uh uh alternative sites and let them know
01:54:02.640that this book exists that i exist that my films on on the canadian truckers movement exist and the
01:54:08.460and the fact that we we took the care to make sure we had canadian nurses in this book right and that
01:54:13.800the canadian story was told um but yeah i'd love to come back shadow thank you very much for the
01:54:18.080invitation absolutely and i'm connected with many other independent uh media in this country so i'll
01:54:23.920absolutely at least ask them to have you on because you've got i'm sure you could do a part
01:54:29.100two with a couple of buddies of mine following up this show just carry on where we left i can keep
01:54:34.600talking till everybody's passed out um my goal is to become so offensive to the canadian government
01:54:40.680that i'm banned from from entering canada then i know i've done my job well what does joe rogan
01:54:46.740call it like a frozen communist but you know what it's such a beautiful place and the people are so
01:54:52.980great i've had so much fun in canada i have so many friends in canada uh it's i it broke my heart
01:54:59.060you know to see what's happened in recent years you have made thousands of new ones tonight ken
01:55:04.260thank you for coming on the show we'd love to have you back early in the new year so we can continue
01:55:08.660this conversation oh canada my proud and native home and native land sing it get it right we'll
01:55:17.360talk to you again watch my fauci film you know go to my website which is uh what is it called uh
01:55:22.720whatthenursessaw.com but watch my canadian films canadian guys i made them for you you can find
01:55:29.480them on youtube we'll talk to you again ken merry christmas thank you take care thank you all right
01:55:34.360there is ken mccarthy the author of this book right here you know what he is a colorful character
01:55:38.920isn't he i'd love to have him back in the meantime if you guys watch uh canadians for truth with
01:55:45.180theo fleury and jamie soleil maybe you could message them i can do that as well and ask them
01:55:50.320to have ken on on their shows i'm sure they would love to he is an entertaining fellow
01:55:55.220there's wayne peters with what's up canada there's clyde do something there's uh who else
01:56:01.400We've got Patriots, Smoothie, all kinds of great independent media here in this country who can absolutely help get the word out about this book because it's important that we know as much as we can find out about everything that's going on.
01:56:17.820And Ken, I think, only scratched the surface of the knowledge that he has tonight, and it was a pleasure having him on.
01:56:26.360Ken McCarthy, the author of this book right here, What the Nurses Saw, which is available on Amazon.ca.
01:56:34.080And that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:56:35.840I did have a couple of other things that I was going to discuss tonight, but I didn't have to.
01:56:42.640Ken joined, better late than never, but he joined.
01:56:45.700But we'll cover everything tomorrow night, 8 o'clock Central, for another Shadow at Night livestream.
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