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mighty nation. Get your host, don't

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hang my. Folks,

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this is part three the in

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this series I've been doing and

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I'm I'm going to cram a

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lot of information into this into

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this segment. Left off would timeout

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Fogey Burke's course, the lead up

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with the of Archie Hiv Aids

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again the real doctor fraud. You

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need to read that book. As

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I mentioned before, but now. but

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now I'm in the kind of

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start from the and and worked

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my way backwards. kind of just.

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Some rise sum everything up

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today right now as we

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speak the top. Zero.

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Point. Zero. Five Percent of

1:00

everyone on earth. Wow Of

1:02

Americans will, which is fewer

1:05

than two hundred Thousand Americans.

1:08

American citizens they own more

1:11

than the bottom Ninety percent

1:13

or of the the about

1:15

three hundred million Americans says.

1:18

Does that make up the

1:20

dwindling middle class and the

1:22

growing lower class? Or. This

1:25

is by design. This is really.

1:28

Again, this is kind of like

1:30

the bottom line now. The.

1:34

First. Two segments?

1:36

Really? Maybe.

1:39

The it was slow for you.

1:41

Maybe it was tedious for you

1:43

With this is T V S

1:45

when you get into the granular

1:48

level of what's taking place. Look.

1:51

I want to touch on a

1:54

few things are spoke about. Rockefeller

1:56

Rock have drawn the Rockefeller senior,

1:58

John the Rockefeller. junior, I kind

2:02

of want to go back,

2:04

okay, having given that

2:07

platform of the individuals of the

2:10

top 0.5%, control everything. Again,

2:15

who are they? Rather

2:19

than go back first, let me continue

2:21

with my thought here about the

2:23

methods, the manners, the

2:26

plans, the plots, the schemes to

2:28

enslave all of us. These oligarchs,

2:31

they're accelerating right now. They're

2:33

managing the decline of this

2:35

country. You've

2:38

got to understand this. They are

2:40

running scared. And this is

2:42

why, in part, President Trump

2:45

upset the apple cart when he got in unexpectedly

2:50

and really stopped the

2:53

Hillary Clinton eight-year

2:55

plan. Remember

2:57

it was Obama, then Hillary. That

3:00

was the plan. Yep. It

3:03

was, Donald Trump got in there, stopped

3:06

that plan. And of

3:08

course, what happened in 2020, we

3:11

saw that Biden was installed.

3:13

Biden installed because

3:16

Obama, as a

3:19

middle manager, answering to the

3:21

top 0.05% of the population

3:27

is nothing more than the purveyor

3:31

of the information into the

3:33

earpiece of the meat puppet,

3:35

Joe Biden. I

3:37

often say,

3:39

you know, quid pro quo

3:42

dementia Joe and

3:46

the knee

3:48

pads ho Harris. Anyway,

3:52

they are actually running

3:55

the system right now,

3:58

At least the face of the

4:00

system. behind the scenes. Ah, you've

4:02

got the. That this

4:05

this oligarchy and.

4:07

As you know, whether we talk about

4:09

the southern border. The

4:11

wide open southern border ah, or

4:14

or or the the in the

4:16

past So that lockdowns and and

4:18

perhaps the coming locked ask. As

4:20

I mentioned Disease X in the

4:23

second serve. And the second

4:25

installment of this. There

4:27

will be more things that are

4:29

coming. Very soon that

4:31

will affect all of

4:33

us. Much like if

4:35

not greater than covered.

4:37

Nineteen are now again

4:39

getting back to it

4:41

and in kind of

4:44

going with the same

4:46

theme. I'm. Jumping

4:49

between presence future and then

4:51

past. I have gonna do

4:54

this because the aluminum our

4:56

time I have and the

4:58

information is his voluminous. Perhaps

5:02

if we can do this. To.

5:05

Set the stage to show you

5:07

how long this has been going

5:09

on. Eric's.

5:11

Attack on Nov. I've

5:15

got a video. It's

5:18

video one in the show. Notes: This.

5:21

Is from Nineteen Fifty Seven, The As

5:23

And here's why I bring this up.

5:29

You. Remember me speaking a

5:31

mob? In the previous installments,

5:33

earn some is Margaret Sanger. Perhaps

5:37

you recall Margaret Sanger

5:39

as the ah, I'm.

5:42

really the superintendents have planned

5:44

parenthood said to some extent

5:47

that the founder it and

5:49

then of course the award

5:51

that hillary got the margaret

5:53

sanger award but you've got

5:55

to understand i think everyone

5:58

needs are under sam the

6:00

role Margaret Sanger had in things

6:03

like the Negro Project.

6:06

The fact that she was a

6:09

great eugenicist, and by great I'm

6:11

not talking about fantastic, I'm talking

6:13

about this...essentially she

6:16

wanted to...while she

6:18

was alive she

6:20

wanted to kill

6:23

the inferior population, whether they

6:26

were the Negroes

6:28

as she put them, the

6:31

infirmed, the sick, the

6:33

elderly, and in many

6:35

cases the unborn, especially

6:38

those unborn to

6:41

unnecessarily...what useful...useless

6:46

people is her

6:49

term. And we could do an

6:51

entire week on Margaret Sanger, Planned

6:53

Parenthood, and the

6:55

Gates...Bill Gates' connection

6:58

to Planned Parenthood, and of course Bill

7:00

Gates' father was part

7:02

of Planned Parenthood, but I digress.

7:05

Okay, that also, in addition

7:07

to Margaret

7:09

Sanger...I'm just going to

7:12

throw this out there first...Alfred

7:14

Kinsey, that whack

7:16

job of a psychiatrist,

7:18

psychologist, doctor, whatever...Kinsey,

7:24

who was looked upon as

7:26

a pioneer in the sexualization

7:29

of children, and

7:31

the sexualization of really

7:33

the population, Western population,

7:36

this wall breaker, bringing

7:41

in this revolution of

7:44

sorts...this is all connected.

7:48

And I'm talking about these people specifically

7:50

right now to get

7:53

to an end point, because from

7:55

all of these people

7:58

you will have...you'll see the... Mexico

8:00

City Policy. Folks, you can take

8:02

notes, write these down. Mexico

8:05

City Policy. Things like

8:07

the CRISPR, gene editing, and

8:12

the members of various

8:14

groups, unelected, unappointed, groups

8:17

like the Club of

8:19

Rome. I mentioned this earlier, but

8:21

again it bears repeating the

8:24

Trilateral Commission, the Council

8:26

on Foreign Relations, the

8:29

Aspen Institute, okay,

8:31

the World Bank, the Bill and

8:36

Melinda Gates Foundation, all of these. I'm

8:39

telling you that they are all incestuously

8:43

connected toward this end

8:45

goal. And the reason

8:48

I'm doing this deep dive into this

8:50

investigative series is to perhaps

8:52

give you a little bit of a

8:54

taste and maybe with

8:57

this information you can connect some dots and

8:59

you yourself can see where this is headed.

9:01

But I want to play, this is from 1957 and this

9:06

is about a minute ten seconds of

9:08

an hour-plus interview or

9:10

an hour-long interview with Mike Wallace,

9:13

interview with Margaret Sanger. I want

9:16

you to listen to what she's got to say

9:19

in the context of what we're talking about

9:21

today. Again, it's 70, well

9:23

not quite, 60 some years ago now,

9:25

right? 60, 66, 67 years ago.

9:28

That's how

9:31

long ago this was.

9:34

The goals of

9:37

Sanger are the same

9:39

goals as Gates, or the same goals

9:42

as detailed, I would

9:44

say, in the Deagle Report that we

9:46

talk about with respect to the

9:49

lowering of the population. But watch

9:51

this minute and ten seconds and

9:53

then do me a favor. In the

9:56

program description guide for this particular

9:59

series, I think

10:01

all of the little do

10:03

some for all of the

10:05

up links in the the

10:07

all three modules watch the

10:09

entire. Video. And.

10:13

Think back to Nineteen Fifty

10:15

Certs. Imagine if you won't

10:17

be because all people were

10:19

born in the nineties. It's

10:21

imagine listening to this, watching

10:23

this in Nineteen Sixty Seven

10:25

and compared to today and

10:27

see how far people like

10:29

Thirty Burke's Gates fab Pesos

10:31

is the head of Google

10:33

and the head of Alphabet

10:35

in the head of our

10:37

Facebook Zuckerberg And see how

10:39

far they brought us in

10:41

the bigger picture. Of things

10:44

okay. Like.

10:46

I'd I don't want to. Just

10:49

toss information out there. Have words

10:51

follow my mouth when I'm trying

10:53

to do is show you the

10:56

enormity. Of. What we're dealing

10:58

with and and again all of

11:00

the people. Are

11:02

are bad but they're so incestuous.

11:05

In a lot of the people

11:07

that were talking about today came

11:09

from the same family as the

11:11

were back in the in the

11:13

fifties in the forties insisted that

11:15

the Rockefellers, the Rothschilds in a

11:17

we talk about this is families

11:20

as if we know the details

11:22

behind them or Sanger fits right

11:24

in. So let's go. Hadn't played

11:26

clip number video number. One

11:28

in the shown Us. Have

11:31

let's look at another argument against

11:33

Boko Fall for the saying I

11:36

still read that magazine watching I

11:38

feel the thought of as bottles

11:40

all of a devastating social costs

11:43

of tells the with allow fiber

11:45

of the full. Immunity

11:48

from parenthood encourages promiscuity,

11:50

particularly when unmarried Brussels can

11:52

so easily avail themselves

11:54

of the devices. To

11:57

death of a lot of. You

12:00

do Sir Thomas said let me

12:02

read from a news story in

12:05

the Philadelphia Daily News on June

12:07

tenth. Nineteen Forty Two story cause

12:10

you as urging the Women's Army

12:12

of Video Recorder give it's members

12:14

preventive measures against pregnancy and and

12:17

you as quote abortion and illegitimacy

12:19

are bound to result if the

12:21

government doesn't recognize human nature and

12:24

club and other words you were

12:26

not advocating a Christian morality but

12:28

rather ways was so the women

12:31

to avoid bearing illegitimate So I

12:33

was has taken some Philadelphia Daily

12:35

News June Ten Nineteen Forty to

12:38

direct quote from Iverson and as

12:40

as I don't really have made

12:43

such remarks. You

12:45

know, The. Reason I

12:47

selected that would we seats.

12:51

Isn't the same thing I

12:53

fancy? I didn't say that

12:55

vaccine the vaccine because it's

12:57

would stop. The truth was

12:59

I didn't say that verse

13:01

simply I didn't say. With.

13:08

Absolute. But. The.

13:12

And. You know when you go back through.

13:14

Mike Wallace. At the time he had

13:17

the receipt he has risen. Think.

13:21

About this. Bit

13:23

but the brain bar scene. At

13:26

the at that time. Was

13:28

going on okay? With

13:31

respect to some of these, New

13:33

Genesis and Population. People know

13:36

This brings me the Bill

13:38

Gates. And. I begin

13:40

I don't wanna just focus on

13:42

one person but with was started

13:44

by Bill Gates because Bill Gates

13:46

a senior. In in

13:48

Dumb. each of

13:50

the individuals that he brought in

13:52

sue for example run the gates

13:55

foundation which which he did in

13:57

in bill gates see respond of

13:59

again the Planned

14:01

Parenthood. But they

14:03

had a long history of passing through this revolving

14:07

door of Rockefeller-backed

14:09

population control efforts,

14:12

including

14:18

the Rockefeller's Population Council. That's

14:20

a thing, Planned

14:23

Parenthood. And

14:25

then there is the, and you may have

14:27

never heard this, program for

14:29

the introduction and the adaptation

14:32

of contraceptive technology, which

14:34

later rebranded itself

14:37

as the program for

14:39

appropriate technology and health,

14:42

or the acronym PATH.

14:45

Why do I bring this up? What

14:47

are we seeing taking place here? We're

14:49

seeing from Sanger

14:51

to Gates Sr., the Planned

14:54

Parenthood, to all of these

14:56

people with respect to population.

14:59

We're seeing it's okay,

15:01

number one, to

15:03

kill the unborn. But

15:06

we're also seeing this push towards

15:08

this behavioral trait

15:10

of immorality, free

15:13

sex, free love, remember the 60s,

15:16

that kind of

15:19

thing. Sex without consequence.

15:21

And I believe I talked about

15:23

the Pell RU-486. The

15:27

abortifacients. Okay. This

15:30

is part of

15:32

a larger destruction of the Western

15:35

morality that this country was, upon

15:37

which this country was based. But

15:41

back in the, there

15:44

was a gentleman by the name of, perhaps

15:47

I said that loosely, called

15:50

him a gentleman. One

15:56

of the People

15:59

that. I'm.

16:02

Bill. Gates Senior brought into the mix

16:04

and your here's his name. Hardly at

16:06

all. It is a man by the

16:08

name of. Gordon. For

16:11

can now, Perkins began

16:13

as a contraceptive salesman

16:15

in the mid nineties

16:17

fifties, when birth control

16:20

was still taboo. In.

16:22

The sixties and seventies, Perkins

16:25

worked with the Rockefeller Population

16:27

Council on a joint Population

16:29

Control project with What The

16:31

Ford Foundation. What the

16:33

hell are these these organizations doing here?

16:37

This was around the time

16:39

it's Bill Gates senior was

16:41

directing Planned Parenthood. When the

16:43

population cows on Planned Parenthood

16:45

produce the Jeff Memo which

16:47

I mention I think guns

16:49

and and the previous i'm

16:51

when the previous segments but

16:53

I didn't get in his

16:55

Gf My Mama Jeff memo

16:57

argued for compulsory sterilization. Compulsory

17:00

abortions and chronic ah.

17:04

Well current depression would be a

17:06

cause for could be a cause.

17:11

For. Reducing. Or.

17:14

Sterilizing The sterilizing someone

17:16

to reduce the population

17:18

or birth rates. Now

17:20

in Nineteen Seventy Seven,

17:22

This Gordon Perkins, in

17:24

several other. Birth

17:27

control enthusiasts. I don't know what you

17:29

would call. They.

17:33

Funded Pasts predecessor.

17:36

Which. Work closely with the

17:39

chef memo. Participants.

17:41

Okay, You. Can

17:43

dig into the Jeff memory

17:46

chassis memo. Dig into that

17:48

to understand again the people

17:50

involved at that time. Now.

17:53

And going for i know series since or and

17:55

do this very quickly. by

17:58

the way the in the 80s, Perkins

18:01

was hired by the United

18:03

Nations Population Fund. Go

18:06

figure, right? To give

18:08

tours of Western

18:10

contraceptive factories to

18:13

Chinese pharmaceutical companies as

18:16

China implemented its barbaric

18:18

one child policy. Again,

18:23

if you think about this, if

18:26

you look at this through the lens,

18:29

the bigger picture, what is

18:32

all of this all about? It's about

18:36

number one, sterilization.

18:39

Sterilizing the

18:41

average American

18:43

family. What

18:46

do we see with the jabs, the

18:48

slab jabs? What was one of the

18:51

side effects? It was sterilization. Do you

18:53

think that was coincidence? I think not.

18:56

Some might argue that the COVID

18:59

virus, COVID-19, would

19:02

be the same or

19:05

would have the same side effect. But

19:08

this guy, this Perkins, I

19:11

kind of focused in on him, man, when

19:13

I was digging through this. And

19:15

I know that Seamus Bruner writes a

19:18

lot about him, but when

19:21

you look at the various initiatives, he

19:26

and other research associates continued

19:28

to work with the Rockefeller

19:30

and other tyrannical based

19:32

birth control initiatives through the

19:35

1990s. And

19:37

then Perkins joined the Gates

19:39

Foundation. Again, the Bill and Molyneux and

19:42

the Gates Foundation. So all of this

19:44

has been going on for years without

19:48

public scrutiny. In

19:50

addition to this Perkins guy, I'm

19:52

gonna toss another name out that I'm sure

19:54

you haven't heard. Bill

19:58

Gates, Sr. Right in

20:00

A woman by the name is

20:03

Suzanne Clue Wet. Now.

20:05

She. Was another Director of Planned

20:07

Parenthood who happens to be at

20:10

the time his neighbor close friends

20:12

to help him run. Bill

20:15

Gates Jr and Melinda

20:17

Gates their charity. So.

20:19

When you when you think of the Bill and Melinda Gates.

20:22

As philanthropic does

20:24

stuff okay understand.

20:27

This. Is Pr control for

20:30

the mass population reduction? Does

20:32

that make pathway to Sat

20:35

makes his same in about

20:37

the shots. Be an ad

20:40

controlling the population or reducing

20:42

the population. is that zip

20:45

contextualize that comment. I.

20:47

Hope it does for you. But

20:49

person was brains behind its population control.

20:51

In this is as and by the

20:54

way, He was the

20:56

creation Earth's The He was

20:59

the the. Mental

21:01

Science behind the creation of

21:03

Garvey, The Global Alliance for

21:05

Vaccines and Emanation. Immunization.

21:09

As Gabi that you've heard

21:12

about I know you ask.

21:14

People have talked about the

21:16

Population Control Pipeline of the

21:19

Rockefellers and the Gates Foundation.

21:22

Continues. Through.

21:24

Today. I'm

21:27

now Mccain get to for further into

21:29

this but it's a except to say

21:31

that the William A Scale from the

21:33

Sun began with an endowment. The and

21:35

I phone the phone is very interesting

21:37

of iron six million dollars. In

21:40

Nineteen Ninety Nine. The

21:44

Gates Foundation. Merged.

21:46

With the Gates Learning Foundation which

21:48

is a. much smaller

21:50

by the way ah i'm

21:53

ah education related initiative and

21:55

that form the bill melinda

21:57

gates foundation in that year

21:59

Gates poured 15 billion

22:02

dollars into this new mega foundation, turning

22:04

it into one of the

22:07

most, at least in

22:09

America, one of the largest

22:11

non-profit organizations almost instantly. So

22:17

kind of give you some background.

22:19

Again, if it sounds like I

22:24

cut off on two and

22:27

wrapping this up, again, it's because of time

22:29

and it's because of the need to get

22:31

so much information in. CEPI,

22:35

you've heard of CEPI, speaking of Bill Gates,

22:37

in May of 2020, an entity called the

22:41

Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations. Now,

22:43

this is May of 2020, extended

22:45

384 million dollars in grants and

22:47

loans that

22:49

could be, you

22:54

know what, if you pay it back fine, if you don't,

22:56

that's fine too. To Novavax,

22:59

to speed up the development of a

23:01

COVID-19 vaccine, the reason I mentioned this

23:04

is you paid for part

23:06

of that, by the way, and

23:09

the amount of

23:11

revenue that pumped into the

23:14

Gates Foundation, again,

23:16

CEPI, were

23:19

just absolutely incredible. So

23:22

COVID-19 was this extremely

23:24

big moneymaker. All

23:26

right. Now I

23:29

want to mention this. Gates has

23:31

a connection to Wuhan and

23:34

it's the result. His

23:37

Wuhan connection is the

23:39

culmination of more than a decade of

23:41

gain of function virus research. When a

23:43

virus is genetically modified, as

23:46

with, for example, you know

23:48

it, gain of function. The

23:51

new Frankenstein type of whatever

23:55

becomes known as a chimera or

23:57

a chimera virus. Now

24:00

that's that mythical snake-goat-lion

24:03

hybrid beast. Chimeric

24:05

viruses have been under development for

24:08

decades for use as

24:10

bioweapons, which should tell

24:12

you why when Rand Paul, well

24:16

if you go back to Obama

24:19

cutting off that bioweapons research funding

24:21

and found she turning around and saying,

24:23

okay fine, we won't fund that,

24:26

we'll do an endurom through

24:28

the University of North Carolina

24:30

into, which was to the

24:34

UK and then from there into China.

24:39

The Gates Foundation had these chimeric

24:42

viruses on the radar since at least

24:44

2005 and spent more

24:47

than six million dollars in

24:50

2016 to study those viruses. I

24:55

should, I mentioned CEPI. CEPI

24:57

is nothing more than

24:59

a slush fund for global vaccine

25:01

development that would provide grants, loans

25:04

and financial incentives into large

25:07

pharmaceutical companies in order to help speed up

25:09

the mass rollout of slab

25:12

jabs, shots, vaccines, whatever you

25:14

want to call them. In

25:16

addition to the Gates Foundation,

25:18

CEPI's funding partners are the

25:21

World Economic Forum, the

25:23

governments of Germany and Japan and

25:26

you've heard this before,

25:28

Wellcome Trust, one

25:31

of the most world's influential, most

25:36

influential I should say, NGOs

25:39

that describes itself as

25:41

a biomedical research charity.

25:44

Now Wellcome Trust is closely,

25:46

very closely affiliated I would

25:48

add with

25:50

the British Royal Family and

25:53

I can, boy we could do an entire show on

25:56

that. Moving

26:05

forward, and

26:08

again, this

26:12

entirety of

26:14

the Bill Gates, Fauci,

26:18

Burks, all of these people with

26:21

respect to the SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus

26:23

and the Jabs is

26:26

so stunning and so stunningly

26:28

evil, it just beggars

26:32

belief. Enter

26:37

disease eradicating potential of

26:39

gene editing. And

26:42

this is where the mRNA,

26:45

the modified and

26:50

messenger RNA come into play, two

26:52

separate things. In

26:55

October of 2019, Fauci appeared

26:58

on a panel with

27:01

fellow immunologist, and this is a name you

27:03

need to know, Rick Bright. I told you

27:05

I'd be naming names, but

27:08

I can't give you all of the bios

27:10

on these people. Rick Bright. And

27:13

this panel was assembled to discuss

27:16

the future of vaccines.

27:19

And over the course of the, during this

27:22

panel, Fauci said that the

27:24

true traditional vaccines, they take too long.

27:27

So we've got to do something

27:29

much better, and that much better

27:31

thing is mRNA. Now

27:34

this Bright, who had previously worked on

27:37

Gates funded research, as

27:39

well as working for the CDC, Novavax,

27:41

as I mentioned, and PATH, as I

27:43

mentioned, issued a very

27:47

stunning hypothetical statement. Now I'm

27:49

going to read this statement.

27:52

And perhaps you saw this in a

27:54

clip, I don't know, maybe

27:56

this will sound familiar, but think

27:58

about this in the context. Well,

28:01

think about this, the

28:05

entirety of this statement. It

28:10

makes my head hurt to think about what

28:12

he's saying here. It's not

28:14

too crazy to think that an outbreak of a novel avian

28:17

virus could occur in China

28:19

somewhere. This

28:22

is 2019 now. We

28:24

would get the RNA sequence from that

28:27

and beam it to a number of

28:29

regional centers, if not local, if

28:31

not even in your home at some

28:34

point and print those vaccines on a

28:36

patch to be self-administered. Do you remember

28:38

that? That was

28:40

their mega goal. 75

28:44

days, well about, what, 75, 70, 80 days later?

28:50

Which exactly would happen minus

28:52

the patches or beaming it

28:55

up. Moderna told its investors

28:57

that the Chinese authorities did

28:59

beam the sequence of the

29:01

coronavirus around the world. And

29:04

the pharmaceutical companies, well they got them

29:06

and man, they worked on them almost,

29:09

well not almost, but immediately. Okay.

29:16

And I'll just

29:18

say this, because just to make this simple,

29:21

mRNA is a software update for the

29:23

human body. It acts as a software

29:25

update for the human body. It can

29:27

encourage or discourage bodily functions by

29:30

reprogramming the human body's response

29:32

to exterior influences. Now

29:35

Musk, okay, and think about Elon Musk

29:37

for a moment, because some people say,

29:39

oh he's great, he's, whatever. He

29:43

involved in Neuralink. Musk

29:46

took the exciting promise of

29:48

mRNA miracles and stuff further and

29:50

stated that mRNA gene

29:53

therapies could hack the

29:55

aging process, if

29:58

you could afford it. Now, this

30:01

is where it comes into play where the

30:04

oligarchs, as I mentioned, hey, they

30:06

want to avoid death. They

30:09

want to be small g. Gods live forever.

30:12

They can afford it. The useless

30:14

among us, not so much.

30:17

You die or you're killed off

30:19

by viruses. Hey, think disease X.

30:21

What is that? It's a

30:23

placeholder for something more lethal than

30:27

the SARS-CoV-2. So

30:30

all of this, and this, I

30:33

mentioned CRISPR, the gene editing

30:35

software. This is

30:37

video two. This is a very,

30:39

very important video. This

30:41

is video two. This is about

30:43

gene editing. I don't believe, we didn't play

30:46

this, right? Okay. So

30:48

this, folks, this is

30:51

about the CRISPR technology, gene

30:53

editing and beyond, and

30:55

then I'm going to go directly to the great

30:59

reset very quickly and

31:01

what they're planning based on

31:03

my research and investigation over

31:06

the next several, I'll say 12

31:08

months. But watch

31:10

this. The

31:14

CRISPR Cas9 system is a

31:16

tool for cutting DNA at

31:18

a specifically targeted location. The

31:22

technique has already revolutionized gene editing,

31:25

but scientists are always looking for

31:27

new possibilities. So what

31:29

else can CRISPR do? Since

31:38

being discovered in a bacterial immune system,

31:40

CRISPR Cas9 has been adapted into

31:42

a powerful tool for genomic research.

31:46

There are two components to the system, a

31:48

DNA cutting protein called Cas9

31:51

and an RNA molecule

31:53

known as the guide RNA. Bound

31:57

together, they form A complex that can

31:59

identify A... Correction

32:01

A Dna. First

32:05

to locate and bind to com

32:07

and sequencing machine and called a

32:09

thumb. What's

32:11

the problem is found. The guide our and

32:13

I unwinds part of the double helix. The.

32:17

Irony strand is designed to nuts and

32:19

find a particular sequence in the Dna.

32:24

Once it's found the correct sequence.

32:26

nine. To the Dna it's to

32:28

new case. The main each make

32:30

admit leading to double strand break.

32:34

Although the southern fried to report this

32:36

break, the fixing process is error prone.

32:39

And often inadvertently introduces mutations

32:41

that disable the gene. This

32:45

makes Crisp a great tool for know can't.

32:47

Specific genes. But

32:52

making dental started breaks isn't all Crisper

32:54

can do. Some. Research

32:56

has a deactivated one or both has

32:58

cast things to sing the names using.

33:01

New and and intimidating. Mine

33:04

can then be used to transport

33:06

those on vines to specific Dna

33:08

sequence. In

33:10

one example is nine he sees to

33:13

an enzyme a demonized which new tweets

33:15

specific dna basis. Eventually

33:19

replacing site to deal with somebody.

33:22

Is kinda to sixteen. Editing means you

33:24

to plan a disease causing mutation into

33:26

a healthy version of the gene or

33:28

introduce a stuff. Code and a specific

33:30

place. But

33:33

it's not all about gene editing. Several

33:35

absolute must know Macys sister to

33:38

promote. Team. Transcription. To

33:41

do this or be obsolete in cast nine

33:43

completely set to no longer thought the or

33:45

up. And Stop Conscripts

33:47

Not. Activate has added to the Kiss

33:49

nine but he the season them directly.

33:52

Or by a string of peptides.

33:57

alternatively the activators can be recruited to

33:59

the guide RNA instead. These

34:02

activators recruit the cell's transcription

34:04

machinery, bringing RNA

34:06

polymerase and other factors to the target,

34:09

and increasing transcription of that gene.

34:14

The same principle applies to gene

34:16

silencing. A crab

34:18

domain fused to the Cas9 inactivates

34:21

transcription by recruiting more

34:23

factors that physically

34:25

block the gene. The

34:30

more absolute the blocks idea for using CRISPR

34:32

is to attach fluorescent proteins to the

34:34

complex so you can see

34:36

where particular DNA sequences are found in

34:38

the cell. This could

34:40

be useful for things like visualising the 3D

34:43

architecture of the genome, or

34:46

to paint an entire chromosome and follow

34:48

its position in the nucleus. CRISPR

34:52

has already changed the face of research, but

34:55

these new ideas show that what's been achieved

34:57

so far could just be the tip of

34:59

the iceberg when it comes to CRISPR's potential.

35:03

Okay, you can stop it right there. Actually,

35:05

it's pretty much over. But

35:07

the bottom line, what was

35:09

said, it's only the tip of the iceberg.

35:12

So, why did I want that

35:14

played? Because, when we

35:16

talk about things like the Great Reset,

35:18

Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, the World Economic

35:23

Forum, Yovil Harari,

35:27

Fauci, all of these people are

35:30

heavily invested in exactly

35:32

that, in changing

35:34

us as human

35:37

beings and creating chimeric

35:39

viruses, but also creating

35:42

chimeric humans, non-human

35:46

if you will. Skin suits that

35:48

are not human. That's

35:50

what's coming. To

35:52

replace, I should say, the

35:54

current population. And how are they

35:56

going to do that? This is an evolving

35:58

agenda for. To use

36:01

a crisis in in order to

36:03

control the population you saw it

36:05

with currently covered nineteen in by

36:07

the way, the World Economic Forum

36:09

what role as a point. He

36:12

was two thousand and four.

36:14

When the young A Leadership

36:17

Group visits know the Up

36:19

or Young Leaders okay of

36:21

the World Economic Forum was

36:24

established those people who graduated

36:26

from the World Economic Forum

36:29

Young Leadership Group. Were.

36:33

The very same people who

36:35

implemented ninety nine percent of

36:37

the draconian lockdowns folks uncovered

36:40

nineteen, the Corona virus the

36:42

bio weapon that was released

36:45

from the lab in Move

36:47

On did not create the

36:49

economic and societal mess that

36:52

we find ourselves in the

36:54

day. It was the

36:56

people behind it. Employing.

36:58

The response to this scam

37:01

Democrats This plan, democrats and

37:03

what they have for us

37:06

next as much worse. The.

37:10

Rush. In the

37:12

D V M path into

37:14

what is happening, The Great

37:16

Reset. That's what they're going

37:18

for. The Great Recent. What's

37:21

the Great Reset are? Just

37:23

tell you. There's three components

37:25

to the Great Reset. Number

37:27

one is stakeholder capitalism. Cadets.

37:30

The first part of the

37:32

great reset. And. He.

37:35

Might think oh that sounds ok.

37:37

Well. The. Economic system that

37:39

we have. Is different

37:42

than that. Of the economic

37:44

system the schwab and is

37:46

a cellos as envisioned. it's

37:49

neither capitalists nor accountable

37:51

to any non w

37:53

e f stakeholders essentially

37:55

sick or capitalism gives

37:57

the world economic forum's

38:00

technocrat associates, a seat on

38:03

every single board much like

38:05

the state-run capitalist system in

38:07

communist China. As a matter

38:09

of fact, and by

38:11

the way, that's where party officials

38:13

dictate outcomes and enforce orthodoxy. That's

38:18

what they're going for. But

38:20

that's only one pillar of the great

38:22

reset. Okay? And

38:25

by the way, China, communist

38:27

China, they, the World

38:29

Economic Forum back in the mid

38:33

to late 70s, built the

38:35

communist Chinese stakeholder

38:37

capitalism system we see today.

38:40

The second part of

38:42

the great reset is, well,

38:45

out of stakeholder capitalism are

38:47

ESG scores, environmental, societal and

38:49

government scores. That

38:52

represents three lines of attack that

38:54

the World Economic Forum plans to

38:57

wage against companies who don't possess

38:59

the Davos spirit. In

39:03

other words, the party of

39:05

Davos, their competitors, they're

39:07

going to employ this ESG. And

39:10

that's a system of penalties if

39:12

you don't conform to their standards.

39:15

And the third

39:18

and final aspect of

39:21

the World Economic Forum is

39:23

really kind

39:25

of a nebulous thing called

39:27

the Fourth Industrial Revolution. And

39:31

that is

39:34

to unleash, well,

39:37

as a matter of fact, Schwab wrote a book on the, he

39:40

describes the staggering confluence of

39:42

new technologies that will make

39:44

his new revolution possible, including

39:46

artificial intelligence. This is where

39:48

AI comes in, robotics

39:51

and the Internet of Things.

39:53

So you've got three aspects,

39:55

three parts To the

39:57

great reset, as I mentioned before,

39:59

stakeholder. Capitalism reform, the entire

40:02

economic platforms and by the

40:04

way that does includes Central

40:07

Bank digital currencies. The digital

40:09

currencies all across the board.

40:12

Okay job and everything is

40:14

that brings with it. That's.

40:17

Number One Number Two penalties

40:19

in the form of specific

40:22

scores environmentalists and that harsher

40:24

carbon footprints suicidal state Are

40:26

you hiring or is? is?

40:29

Is your it is, is

40:31

your business or are you

40:34

personally conforming to our standards

40:36

for behavior of in society

40:39

and thirdly, the governance and

40:41

that would be a playable

40:43

to local state and federal

40:46

government agencies. And departments to

40:48

make sure that you conform

40:50

to the party of Davis,

40:53

the unelected bureaucrats. that's the

40:55

second part. In the third,

40:57

of course, is the more

40:59

nebulous fourth Industrial Revolution that

41:01

brings in the Ai that

41:04

brings in it. And enter

41:06

your vault know a harare,

41:08

enter the picture and the

41:10

he's been working really for

41:12

the past the fifteen twenty

41:15

years on this. These

41:17

futuristic dystopian. Issues

41:20

it and in fact, watch

41:22

Black Mirror the handmade stale.

41:25

All of these are. Representative

41:28

of yeah, I'm

41:30

hurries initiatives. As

41:34

the. World. economic forum

41:37

agenda contributor are he has

41:39

his vision of the seizure

41:41

spell across the pages of

41:43

the forums website many have

41:45

nothing and now but many

41:47

of them are so up

41:49

but he promotes innovations such

41:51

as brain microchips and don't

41:53

forget about elon musks neural

41:55

link virtual reality existence as

41:57

mark zuckerberg metaverse in happy

41:59

pills complacency drugs. Hey,

42:02

think Zoloft, right? And

42:05

eugenics-style gene editing, which you saw,

42:07

that could be CRISPR-9 and the

42:09

CRISPR can

42:11

be used for exactly that. This

42:15

is Rockefeller-Gates-CRISPR endeavors, and

42:17

that is what comprises

42:19

the great reset. But

42:22

all of these people, again, 0.05% of the population

42:24

in the U.S., less than 200,000 people

42:32

control all of this. They

42:34

are descendants of the Rockefellers. They are

42:36

descendants of the

42:38

Rothschilds. They are

42:41

members of the Hastings Center.

42:43

They are members of,

42:45

or they have signed on to the Mexico

42:47

City Policy. Look that up. They

42:50

are members of the Club of

42:52

Rome. The Trilateral Commission, the Council

42:54

on Foreign Relations, the Aspen Institute,

42:56

the World Bank, other banks. They're

42:58

part of the Kissinger Initiative

43:01

and Institute, Bill Gates and others.

43:03

Look, and by the way, and

43:05

finally, if you want your

43:08

mind blown, Winston Churchill back

43:11

in 1931 predicted lab-grown

43:13

meats. You can look in the

43:15

program description or open up the

43:18

description for this. And

43:24

lastly, I just want to mention, I didn't

43:27

mention this, but I want to mention this again. Understand

43:31

that there are international groups working,

43:33

but finally there are national groups

43:36

working. I would grab

43:38

a hold of Trevor Loudon's book, and I'll

43:40

have it with me, and

43:42

look at the roughly 30 subversive

43:46

groups from the Committee of

43:48

100 to the Quad

43:50

Caucus and everyone in

43:52

between that have captured

43:55

our legislative branches, the Senate,

43:57

the House, our nation. executive

44:00

departments and branches, the

44:02

executive branch as well as our judiciary.

44:05

They've infested and infected all of these

44:07

folks. I've got to go.

44:09

I hope you've got something out of

44:11

this. I know it's a lot of

44:14

information. It might seem scattered, but

44:16

when you look at it as a whole, it should

44:18

make sense to you. The thing

44:21

is we have to think bigger because

44:23

they are thinking much bigger than you

44:25

are. They want control over all of

44:28

us. That's whether central

44:30

bank digital currency to

44:33

whatever disease X might be. It's

44:35

not that necessarily. It will be

44:38

the response, the tyrannical lockdowns. God

44:40

bless you. Thank you for tuning in.

44:42

Thanks for listening. Comments

44:45

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44:48

in emails. Doug at hagemoryreport.com.

44:50

God bless you.