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back to HUTCAST . On the phone with us

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is Dr Artis . Doc , tell me how

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have you been .

3:09

I've been awesome . How have you been ? I've been all over the world . It

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feels like , oh man , Life hasn't really slowed

3:13

down . But yeah , we just got back from London

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doing a presentation there for three days . We'll

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be headed out to several states here in the next couple

3:21

days , so it's been a very busy time . Glad to

3:23

states here in the next couple days , so it's been a very busy time , glad to be back on your podcast

3:25

.

3:25

Uh , I tell you what I have had . Nothing but

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praise about you on this podcast well

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, that's wonderful it's , it's incredible , and

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I and I'm you know I reached out to christine a couple

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times . Hey , we , we got to get back on here because

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these guys are going crazy for you well

3:39

, that's awesome , good .

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Well , I hope that people appreciate the messaging and

3:43

can understand the messaging and hopefully they can apply

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some of the information we give them and their

3:47

life improves .

3:49

Yes , and that's a win . That's a win for everybody who pays

3:51

? Attention . It's the ultimate win , so

3:55

tell me what's going on . Last

3:57

time we spoke , we were talking about the

3:59

rnDNA

4:01

, I think it was .

4:04

Yeah , the mRNA , mrna .

4:06

Yes , has anything happened on

4:08

that field since then ? I mean because

4:10

you kind of hear guys dried up out in the world

4:12

of covid and fauci

4:15

and all those crazy things yeah

4:17

, what you're seeing is , uh , and what you're seeing is somewhat

4:20

of a hush , a quieting after the storm

4:22

.

4:22

Right , it's like there's been a lull in

4:24

the emergency and the alarms and the panics

4:27

around the COVID-19 pandemic . So there's

4:29

kind of like this weird , like lull feeling right now

4:31

. But to bring people up to speed

4:33

, if we're going to talk about mRNA , what

4:35

we learned recently , in the last six months only

4:37

, is that , or the last eight months is

4:41

that the mRNA itself , which stands

4:43

for messenger RNA , is

4:45

what the body uses to actually manufacture

4:48

proteins , manufacture all of our tissues

4:50

and organs . So

4:56

this mRNA is like your blueprint to actually transcribe and make something

4:58

new , a new cell , a new organ , you name it . So

5:01

the mRNA itself . We were told that when

5:03

you're injecting people with these COVID-19 mRNA

5:06

shots which was Pfizer and Moderna for

5:08

Americans we were being told

5:10

that that mRNA was instructing ourselves to manufacture

5:12

the spike proteins of COVID and you

5:15

would now have these small amounts of defenders

5:17

ready for your exposure

5:19

to any of these spike proteins . But

5:22

that's not really what they're doing . Actually , what's

5:24

in the shots ? There is no mRNA in

5:26

the shots . You know they call them mRNA

5:28

shots . What we have learned is you can

5:30

go on the NIH's website right now . They actually

5:33

tell you there's no mRNA in any of the COVID-19

5:35

mRNA shots and instead

5:38

what they tell you is there

5:40

is something called DNA plasmids that

5:42

are in those shots and to

5:44

most people they don't know what those are . But DNA

5:46

and mRNA are not the same thing . So

5:49

DNA is double helix . We all know

5:51

that Di means double

5:53

, so you've got two and

5:55

then RNA is just one strand . Mrna

5:58

is the information , the blueprint

6:00

to actually design the RNA template and the DNA

6:02

template . So what they tell you is there's DNA

6:05

plasmids only in the shots

6:07

and it's a circular piece

6:09

of DNA that is being

6:11

injected into your body and that DNA

6:14

, a plasmid , gets absorbed

6:16

into your cells and into bacteria

6:18

and yeast in your body and

6:20

that DNA hula hoop

6:22

circle of DNA , called a pl plasmid

6:25

that's in the shots , not mRNA

6:27

, tells your cells in

6:29

your body or your bacteria yeast that you

6:31

have in your body to manufacture

6:34

venom , poisons or

6:36

spike proteins . Whatever the payload

6:38

they want , it's embedded in the plasmid . It's

6:40

a genetic code . So they just put

6:43

a code and they can tell that bacteria

6:45

used to make anthrax . They

6:47

could tell that bacteria used to manufacture

6:49

uh fluoride

6:52

. They could ask it to make glyphosate

6:55

msg . They could ask it to make all kinds of

6:57

poisons . They could ask it to make mustard gas

6:59

if they wanted to chemotherapy . They

7:01

could tell the bacteria used to do any of that . That's

7:04

what the shots are . So

7:10

what we've learned is is that for the last 20 years , scientists have figured

7:13

out how to get bacteria , yeast and your

7:15

own human cells to make mRNA proteins of

7:17

all kinds of poisons and venoms and spike proteins

7:20

. So your

7:22

body becomes the manufacturer for

7:24

these deadly and

7:27

as far as spike proteins for COVID , it

7:29

was always defined , since April of 2020

7:31

spike proteins of COVID , which

7:33

they are telling you your body's going to make after you get these

7:35

shots inside of you , or identical

7:38

to King Cobra venom neurotoxin

7:40

called Cobra toxin , and

7:42

another venom protein from another snake

7:45

out of Asia called the crepe snake

7:47

. So when I say your

7:49

body's now going to be engineered to manufacture venom proteins

7:51

, that's because the spike proteins were figured out

7:54

to be neurotoxic venom

7:56

proteins from snakes . So

7:58

if you're getting these plasmids injected into

8:00

you and your body's now making mRNA

8:03

proteins , your

8:05

body will now have the instructions to manufacture

8:07

King Cobra venom in your body and

8:10

create snake venom , both of which is deadly to humans

8:12

and you will see , as a

8:14

result , myocarditis , heart

8:16

failure , heart damage . From these proteins

8:18

, these venoms . You will see

8:20

turbo cancers being developed . That

8:23

is a reaction to venoms . This

8:25

was figured out in 1956

8:27

. That venom exposure to brain tissue will cause

8:29

rapid turbo cancers to develop

8:32

within 72 hours or less . Do

8:34

you want to know what the antidote is ? What's that

8:36

? Nicotine is the antidote .

8:38

Yeah , that's right , you had talked about that , the patch

8:40

.

8:41

So nicotine was one of the ultimate

8:44

antidotes , the entire time to COVID-19

8:46

. So the spike proteins of COVID

8:48

, these venom proteins , are blocked by nicotine

8:50

. Tobacco has always been a for

8:52

millennia been a medicinal

8:55

plant used to treat snake bite

8:57

victims , scorpion bite victims

8:59

, spider bite victims it didn't matter . Any

9:01

venomous poison was always addressed

9:04

with tobacco by victims . It didn't matter , any venomous poison was always addressed with

9:06

tobacco . And that's because nicotine is the curative agent that

9:08

protects against the toxic effects of venoms

9:10

. But

9:16

tobacco is not the only thing that contains nicotine . Thank God , because

9:18

governments around the world are now targeting all tobacco manufacturers and restricting

9:20

access of their citizens to get tobacco

9:23

products . Yes

9:25

, in fact , our United States president

9:28

three months ago just announced he's

9:34

going to be the first president in United States history to reduce the allowed

9:36

amount of nicotine only in all tobacco products

9:38

manufactured in America . Now

9:40

why is he going after nicotine ? Well , he's not the only

9:42

one doing it . King speech

9:44

King Charles last year announced

9:46

in England that by

9:48

the year 2030 , not a single

9:50

citizen in England will be able to

9:52

purchase any tobacco products

9:54

or nicotine products . Canada

9:58

has already announced by the year 2030 , there will be

10:00

no access to their citizens for tobacco products

10:02

or nicotine products . Australia , new Zealand , they've all done it . By the year 2030 , they've all announced

10:04

there will be no more to their citizens for tobacco products or nicotine products . Australia , new Zealand , they've all done it . By the year 2030 , they've

10:06

all announced there will be no more access to

10:08

tobacco products . Now this has all

10:11

come in lieu of the COVID-19 vaccine

10:13

pandemic . In May of

10:15

2023 , joe

10:18

Biden dismisses the national emergency of COVID

10:20

. The very next month is

10:23

when you start seeing all five

10:25

of these countries announcing new bans

10:28

, restrictions and taxation on

10:31

all tobacco products , and it's

10:33

only been since the Watch the Water documentary

10:35

two years ago . Within two months of that

10:37

is when every single country I just

10:40

named made help

10:42

agency announcements in one week

10:44

. All five of those countries , all

10:46

in unison , in one week , said we

10:49

are going to ban all tobacco and nicotine

10:51

products from our country . And

10:53

so you're watching them take these actions

10:55

Now . The King's speech last year was and

10:58

I was in London to talk about it two weeks ago and

11:01

the King's speech he said said anybody born after

11:03

January 1st 2009 will

11:05

never be able to buy a tobacco product

11:07

in England . So this is

11:09

how they're starting . We

11:12

are going to make it too hard , too difficult

11:14

to put massive restrictions on your ability to get

11:16

nicotine products . The great news

11:18

is I was there in London to educate the audiences

11:21

there that were from 16 different countries

11:23

. You don't need tobacco to

11:25

get nicotine . In fact , dietary

11:28

nicotine nicotine you can eat

11:30

is found in eggplants , tomatoes

11:33

, white potatoes

11:36

, every bell pepper you've ever eaten , cauliflower

11:39

, celery , green

11:41

tomatoes , red tomatoes . All

11:43

of these are high nicotine containing

11:45

plants . Most people just don't know

11:48

and we're not educated , but they can get nicotine in

11:50

these right these . The second

11:52

highest containing nicotine food on earth

11:54

is eggplant

11:56

, actually is that right ? the

11:59

third highest is tomatoes , and that's always shocking

12:01

if people see they have no idea that tomatoes contain

12:03

so much nicotine okay , but nicotine

12:05

in and of itself . We've all been lied to for

12:07

years . A part of the presentations I'm being asked

12:10

to do now around the world is to

12:12

bring people up to speed on the truth about nicotine

12:14

because , starting in 1994

12:16

, the fda in america started telling the whole world that nicotine was

12:18

addictive and is an addictive chemical

12:20

and made sure it was plastered all over the world that everybody

12:23

knew this is an addictive substance . Don't

12:25

use it . Well , the

12:27

truth is nicotine is not addictive . The

12:29

FDA knew it wasn't addictive and they've lied

12:31

to everybody ever since , and I have been educating

12:33

people over the last two years why it is . They've

12:35

been lying to you about nicotine and

12:38

there's a reason why two main reasons

12:41

why they had to lie to the whole world about nicotine

12:43

being addictive , when it is not

12:45

and I know this might be hard for listeners

12:47

if they have not heard this yet but nicotine is not addictive

12:50

. You're going to read it a million times on billboards

12:52

on every tobacco product , every commercial

12:54

, radio , tv , you name it , but nicotine

12:56

is not addictive . But you're going to see a

12:59

lie that it is addictive . In

13:01

2015 , harvard actually did a study

13:03

and they wanted to know

13:06

what is the most addictive . Is

13:08

it cocaine ? Is it nicotine

13:10

? Is it sugar ? Is it heroin

13:12

? And they did some animal studies . Well

13:15

, they couldn't get a single animal to ever , in six

13:17

months , become addicted to

13:19

nicotine . But every other

13:22

substance they were testing got massive

13:24

addictive results sugar , cocaine

13:26

, heroin . So they decided why

13:28

won't these animals become addicted to nicotine ? I thought

13:30

nicotine was addictive . So Harvard

13:33

goes online

13:35

, goes to the FDA's website , goes

13:37

to the tobacco giants all websites

13:40

and they print out 7 million

13:42

pages of research and development

13:45

documents . Wow , that's awesome , 7 million

13:47

. And they wanted to read

13:49

every page since the 1970s

13:52

of their R&D work

13:54

, research and development . And they

13:56

found in all the papers of every tobacco giant

13:58

that they figured out in the 70s that

14:01

they had consulted with chemists from around the

14:03

world every single one of these companies , okay

14:05

. And they wanted to know how to make their products

14:07

more addictive . And in every one of these

14:09

meetings it was disclosed in the

14:11

70s that these chemists

14:13

would tell them all if you just add these aroma

14:16

adding chemicals called pyrazines

14:19

, p-y-r-a-z-i-n-e-s

14:22

, if you'll just add pyrazines

14:24

, that will increase the aroma flavor

14:26

as they inhale or taste your products

14:28

. Pyrazines are addictive

14:30

to all humans and it will

14:33

make your product super addictive , wow

14:35

. So that is what they have learned

14:37

, and Harvard published in 2015

14:40

that nicotine is not addictive . That

14:43

nicotine is not addictive . Harvard

14:45

then said in their paper the

14:47

Food and Drug Administration should start regulating pyrazines

14:50

instead of nicotine , because they

14:53

give you the illusion that it's nicotine . That's the

14:55

problem Nicotine is in tobacco

14:57

naturally . Pyrazines are not in

14:59

tobacco naturally . These are being added

15:02

by men in

15:05

manufacturing plants to tobacco , making

15:07

it addictive , and now they're lying to you

15:10

about this product being addictive . The

15:12

FDA is so . This is

15:14

why the urgency for telling people is

15:16

there's two main reasons why , for 30

15:18

years , the governments of the world

15:21

, including America , had to lie to you about nicotine . Number

15:24

one , covid , was

15:26

planned way before 2020

15:28

.

15:29

Okay .

15:29

In order to get people to buy

15:31

into the COVID-19 narrative

15:34

. And that narrative was

15:36

there's a bat virus flying around in

15:38

the air . It's going to make you sick if you inhale it and

15:40

smokers are the most susceptible . The

15:43

elderly and the infants are going to be the most

15:45

susceptible . This was the story In

15:48

order to sell that narrative . That

15:51

was the narrative they wanted people to buy into . They

15:53

had to see people getting sick , falling

15:55

ill themselves , in order to demand

15:58

what was the overall reason for

16:00

the agenda COVID-19, ? The

16:02

whole reason was to make sure everybody on

16:04

the earth volunteered themselves to get injected

16:06

with a vaccine . That was the entire

16:09

purpose for COVID-19 . That was the entire

16:11

purpose for preparing for a COVID-19

16:14

pandemic . 30 years ago they

16:16

knew nicotine was

16:19

going to be a problem . If

16:21

they were going to get America

16:23

to buy into the COVID-19 narrative and

16:26

I've showed the audience is this in 1990

16:29

, the CDC published

16:31

that 51% of all American adults

16:33

were smokers of cigarettes

16:35

and tobacco products 51%

16:38

in 1990 . 1994 is

16:40

when the FDA comes out and says nicotine is addictive

16:42

, even though our Congress

16:44

asked the seven CEOs

16:47

three months earlier to come into

16:49

Congress in Washington DC and

16:51

swear under oath that

16:54

nicotine was not addictive . And

16:56

all seven of them in unison in 25

16:58

seconds did it One for all , everybody

17:00

under threat of perjury . Three months later , the FDA comes out and says Everybody under

17:02

threat of perjury . Three months later , the FDA comes out and says we don't

17:04

care what they said . Nicotine is addictive . 51%

17:08

of all American adults were smoking

17:10

in 1994 , when

17:12

the FDA said this . By

17:19

the year 2020 , when the COVID-19 narrative

17:22

kicks off , the CDC publishes their new numbers on smokers in America

17:24

and it is now only 11% of US

17:26

American adults are smoking by the year

17:28

2020 . Now , just so you all know , listeners

17:31

, I do not like smoking . I

17:33

do not recommend anybody does smoke . I've never smoked in my

17:35

entire life and I think it's horrible for your health

17:37

. However , something really

17:39

ironic happened during COVID

17:41

, happened

17:44

during COVID . The

17:49

whole thing that's ironic is , smokers were labeled to be the highest at risk group of people to

17:51

get COVID , before even COVID happened . And then during COVID

17:53

, all you've heard is smokers are the highest at risk , when

17:56

in fact , smokers were

17:58

always the least affected

18:00

by COVID . In fact , there's no other

18:02

group , no nationality , no

18:04

gender that is less represented

18:07

than smokers in every

18:09

category of risk death

18:12

, injury , hospitalization from COVID than

18:14

smokers . Smokers were the least

18:16

hospitalized . Smokers were the ones that least died

18:19

. Smokers had the least amount of cases

18:21

reported of being sick during COVID than

18:24

any other group of people the

18:26

people that actually died the most were diabetics

18:28

. The people who least

18:30

died were smokers . Now

18:33

, the irony is , if in 1994

18:36

, the FDA did not come out with a

18:38

smear campaign to tell all of us

18:41

for the last 30 years that nicotine was addictive

18:43

, 90%

18:46

of adults in America by 2020

18:49

were not smoking . If

18:51

they did not start that smear campaign 30

18:53

years ago , 90%

18:55

of adults in America would have never gotten

18:57

sick . They

19:01

would have been smoking cigarettes and it would never gotten sick . So the marketing campaign

19:04

for everybody to get vaccinated to prevent

19:06

getting COVID it wouldn't have worked

19:08

because 90% of all

19:10

Americans would have been like I never got sick anyway . What

19:12

do I need a vaccine for ? So this

19:14

was the reason why they had to lie . The

19:16

majority of my presentations right now

19:19

worldwide and you can download these

19:21

at thedoctorartistshowcom . Every

19:23

time I do a presentation we download my PowerPoint presentation

19:25

and put it for download these at thedoctorartistshowcom . Every time I do a presentation we download my PowerPoint presentation and put it for free over

19:27

at thedoctorartistshowcom . Underneath

19:29

patient resources . Just click patient

19:31

resources , you'll see the title of our

19:33

presentations . The one I'm referencing

19:35

right now is titled the Other N-Word

19:38

the Other N-Word . That's

19:41

a 380-page

19:43

presentation and there

19:45

is a three hour video

19:48

presentation . I do also and

19:55

that's on our site at the Dr Artie show . So I just did film that a couple

19:57

of weeks ago , but about eight months ago or so is when I did

19:59

the presentation of the other N word . The other N word N stands

20:01

for nicotine . I just found out in the last two

20:03

years the word nicotine makes

20:05

medical doctors and Americans almost as

20:07

uncomfortable as another N word and

20:09

I find that very funny . I'm like why are you all

20:11

so weird about this word ? The reason why they're so

20:13

weirded out by the word is because

20:16

the FDA has done an incredible job of making

20:18

us leery of

20:20

nicotine . And the truth is , I

20:22

know you're not addicted to nicotine and nicotine , and the

20:25

truth is , I know you're not addicted to nicotine and nicotine

20:27

is not addictive . Because I know everybody

20:29

listening to this show right now has eaten cauliflower

20:31

, celery

20:34

, bell peppers , they've eaten white potatoes and they've eaten eggplant and they've

20:36

eaten tomatoes for sure , and they have never broke up , broke out in the middle of the night with

20:38

night sweats from withdrawals of the

20:40

addiction to cauliflower . I've

20:42

never heard anybody in this audience no

20:45

one in the audience has ever heard anybody walk up to

20:47

their boss at work and say I need a

20:50

bell pepper break . I

20:53

ate some eggplant the other night and I'm having a hard time not

20:56

focusing anymore without eggplant

20:58

. This is because nicotine is not addictive

21:00

. They made it addictive and they did this with man-made

21:03

chemicals .

21:03

So no quiet quitting out there on your

21:05

bosses . That's right , all right

21:07

. So the second thing .

21:11

The reason why the FDA had to lie so big this

21:13

is why it is I'm being asked to be flown around

21:15

the world to do these presentations is

21:17

because of what I've learned since

21:20

learning about nicotine's protective measures

21:22

against COVID . I want to know what else about

21:24

nicotine , don't I know Right ? I mean , I've thought

21:26

my whole life that nicotine was just bad for you . So it

21:28

causes cancer and addiction . So I had to go

21:30

figure it out . Well , this is one of the reasons why in 1994

21:33

, the FDA had to come out and lie to everybody and tell

21:35

you that it was addictive and tobacco

21:37

products should be avoided , and

21:39

why it was . There was a huge lawsuit by the end

21:42

of the 1990s where the tobacco

21:44

giants supposedly now reveal they knew

21:46

that their tobacco products caused cancer . They

21:48

just didn't want to admit it to Congress . I

21:51

actually think that was all a sham and I think

21:53

that was a sham settlement . I think it was a sham

21:55

entire thing . I think it was just a narrative

21:57

to put out into the media newspaper

22:00

articles , radio articles , tv articles

22:02

, newscasts that the tobacco industry

22:04

admitted they knew it causes cancer

22:06

. They needed as many people as possible

22:09

. They needed as many people as possible to stop smoking

22:11

and using tobacco products period

22:13

, wow In order for this narrative of COVID-19

22:16

to fly and to be accepted

22:18

by the majority . And there's a bigger

22:20

, I think even more sinister . Cannot

22:23

be bigger , I guess can't get much bigger than an entire

22:25

lie on the whole globe like COVID-19 . There's

22:28

a second huge lie that

22:31

provided massive amounts of profits

22:33

and political

22:35

gain when lying

22:38

about nicotine being addictive . This

22:40

is one of the most tall tale , most disgusting

22:43

things I could not believe that I've been uncovering

22:45

. This is what people are getting very excited about to learn

22:47

. Did you know , does

22:49

your audience know , that nicotine in tobacco plants

22:51

and in tobacco products cigarettes

22:54

included , cigars , snuff . Did

22:57

you know that tobacco used , of any kind

22:59

, commercial , organic , doesn't

23:01

matter ? Did you know that all tobacco products

23:03

are proven to prevent all

23:06

people from developing Parkinson's

23:08

disease ? No , yeah

23:10

. Did you know that nicotine

23:13

and tobacco products are proven

23:16

to prevent and reverse

23:18

multiple sclerosis ? Holy

23:20

cow , did you know ? Did

23:22

you know that tobacco products

23:24

and nicotine in those tobacco products

23:27

, nicotine particularly is

23:30

known and published to prevent and reverse

23:32

Alzheimer's disease ? Have

23:37

you ever heard your medical doctor tell

23:39

you that ? All people that are struggling

23:41

, the millions of them in America right now with arthritis

23:43

. Have you been told that tobacco

23:46

products should be used , or tobacco

23:48

should be considered , or nicotine patches

23:50

or nicotine gum might be considered , nicotine

23:53

pouches to suck on ? Have you been told

23:55

that you can go eat a whole bunch of eggplants , mary , tomatoes

23:58

, and you can improve your arthritis ? No

24:00

, in fact , you've been lied to even further . All

24:04

those suffering with arthritis in this country have

24:06

been told that they need to

24:08

be on prednisone for the rest of their life . This

24:10

is a genetic issue that they can't handle or fix

24:12

on their own , so they have to be on steroids and

24:14

they have to avoid a specific

24:16

family of foods for

24:19

the rest of their life to reduce inflammation and pain . And

24:22

they tell them medical doctors are taught and trained

24:24

to say this Mary , you have arthritis

24:27

of any kind gouty arthritis , psoriatic

24:29

arthritis , rheumatoid arthritis , osteoarthritis

24:32

, it doesn't matter , mary , you have arthritis

24:34

and

24:37

you need to avoid nightshade vegetables

24:39

. Really . Because nightshade

24:42

vegetables create inflammation

24:44

. The

24:47

truth is no , they don't . But if you ate them and continued

24:49

eating them , you would see your inflammation go away . So

24:51

nightshade define that nightshade

24:54

vegetables are eggplants , squashes

24:57

, zucchinis . Those are all

24:59

the the nightshade veggies

25:01

. Tomatoes are inside that group , her family

25:03

. So zucchini , eggplants

25:05

, squash , tomatoes , that's your nightshade

25:07

vegetables . Nightshade vegetables contain the highest

25:09

amount of nicotine and eating

25:12

those plants they publish , researchers

25:14

do and scientists do all over the world If

25:16

they eat those plants each day , it

25:19

prevents ever developing

25:21

Parkinson's , ms or Alzheimer's . If

25:23

you eat those plants , it prevents developing

25:26

ulcerative colitis , a digestive

25:28

bowel disorder . It's also proven

25:30

nicotine and tobacco and

25:33

nicotine in these vegetables proven

25:35

to prevent arthritis . Reverse

25:37

type 1 diabetes . Okay

25:40

, and I show the world these

25:42

studies where they prove they can reverse

25:45

type 1 diabetes with nicotine alone

25:47

. Wow , how they can cure brain

25:49

tumors called glioblastomas

25:52

in less than 72 hours with just

25:54

nicotine alone . And it's not

25:56

very much nicotine either . So these

25:58

are this is a whole list . Autism

26:01

is proven . If you wear a nicotine patch and put that

26:03

on an autistic child , teenager or adult

26:05

, all of their behaviors improve within seven

26:07

days . Just a nicotine patch . Now

26:09

, this is one

26:11

of the main reasons they've had to

26:13

bastardize and lie to

26:15

us about nicotine . They had

26:18

to . Why did the Food and Drug

26:20

Administration have to lie to us for the

26:22

last 30 years that nicotine is addictive

26:24

? And

26:32

why would that same agency , whose first F letter , fda , stands for food , and why is

26:34

this organization that represents all the food in America and researches food , supposedly

26:37

? Why didn't they tell anybody in America for the

26:39

last 30 years that nicotine is inside of vegetables

26:41

that you're eating every single day ? I mean

26:43

, why aren't they telling you that ? Why are they not

26:45

telling you it's in those vegetables ? And why are they

26:47

screaming at you with a bullhorn 24-7

26:50

that the same nutrient is

26:52

in tobacco plants and that

26:54

stuff's dangerous ? Yep , yep . I mean

26:56

, why don't they tell you that ? And why does that same organization

26:59

push shots on you and tell you you can't go to work or hug

27:01

your grandparents or your own children if

27:03

you don't get this shot that a drug company

27:05

made for us to give you ? So

27:08

to me , a much bigger lie was

27:10

set in motion in 1994 , and that was

27:12

to ban all tobacco products

27:14

, make them look bad so

27:17

that people will turn away . It worked

27:19

90% of all Americans have turned their eyes

27:21

and backs on tobacco and nicotine

27:23

by 2020 in

27:26

those 30 years . But this is what I want your audience to

27:28

understand . What you need to know is

27:31

not only did that decision for

27:33

the FDA to lie to you and repeat

27:35

that lie over and over for 30 years that nicotine is

27:37

bad for you . Not only did

27:40

that set you up to get sick and receive a vaccine

27:42

and volunteer yourself for injury and harm , playing

27:44

Russian roulette with a COVID-19 mRNA shot

27:46

or technology that's never been used before . Not

27:49

only was that the setup . Now

27:51

they lied to you and

27:53

me and everyone you know and

27:56

told them that this substance

27:58

, this nutrient found in plants and vegetables

28:00

that they weren't going to tell you about in vegetables , but

28:03

were going to tell you about one plant just because they didn't

28:05

want you using it , because it has the most of this

28:07

nutrient in it . Do

28:09

you know how many prescription drugs instead

28:11

, you've been sold and told to take for

28:13

the rest of your life for conditions like Parkinson's

28:16

disease , alzheimer's disease

28:18

, ms , ulcerative

28:20

colitis ? All the steroids

28:22

? Every prednisone patient that is

28:25

unfortunately living in

28:27

chronic pain is now swallowing

28:29

or injecting prednisone in their body every day

28:31

. They're also taking methotrexate for rheumatoid

28:34

arthritis pain . They're taking Plaquino

28:37

, which is hydroxychloroquine . They're

28:39

all taking drugs being told they have to live on these for

28:41

the rest of their life . Because they were never honestly

28:44

told about the benefits and health

28:46

benefits of nicotine . And

28:48

instead of telling you the benefits , they decided

28:50

to one withhold truth

28:52

about nicotine in vegetables being

28:54

proven that if you eat a dose or serving

28:57

of those every single day , you can actually eat veggies . You

28:59

can prevent Parkinson's and MS

29:01

. And they went as far to show

29:03

this . Multiple sclerosis

29:05

, by the way , this is a neurological disease

29:08

. I show the audiences these studies . They

29:10

did these studies for entire countries . Wow

29:13

, they tracked all age

29:15

individuals who were using snuff tobacco

29:17

snuff .

29:18

Okay .

29:19

And they said we're not going to put a limit on how much tobacco

29:21

these people use , but for the next 20 years we're

29:23

going to evaluate what's the risk

29:25

factor for developing MS

29:27

in Denmark , I believe

29:29

is the country . No , it's in Sweden . Sorry , it's in

29:31

Sweden . The entire country is Sweden . What

29:34

they find was they said but we're not going to limit our

29:36

participants and review of people just snuffing

29:38

, we're going to actually take all tobacco products

29:40

, any tobacco cigarette products you're using . We're going to include

29:43

those people in the study . What they

29:45

found was , over 20 years , the more

29:47

snuff tobacco product tucked

29:50

in the lip that you sucked on all day or chewed

29:52

on those snuff , the amount

29:54

of snuff and the amount of cigarettes

29:56

combined led

29:59

to the least risk

30:01

for developing any neurological

30:03

disease ms parkinson's , alzheimer's

30:05

, dementia included , memory

30:08

loss . All of that is prevented

30:11

the more tobacco product

30:13

you use . Okay , and that is what they publish

30:15

. So what you find is when you dive

30:17

into this and realize why would the government lie to you there

30:19

? There must have been a reason for the lie . What ?

30:21

about the cancers .

30:22

Why would the ? What's that ? What about the

30:24

cancers ? Yes , and the brain

30:26

cancers , oh my gosh . Glioblastomas right

30:28

now represent 33%

30:31

of all brain tumors . They

30:33

represent 50% of all glioblastomas

30:35

, astrocytomas , astrocytomas these

30:38

brain tumors are completely cured with

30:40

nicotine 0.2 milligrams

30:43

for every 2.2 pounds of body weight

30:45

. You take that each

30:47

day . Just that amount of nicotine . It dissolves

30:50

a brain tumor , a glioblastoma

30:53

, one of the most aggressive deadly

30:55

brain tumors period on earth right now . It

30:57

dissolves it by half in 72

30:59

hours . Do another

31:02

72 hours and you will actually dissolve

31:04

the whole thing without surgery , without

31:06

chemotherapy , without radiation .

31:08

So my question is you

31:11

wear this patch or you have nicotine products

31:13

, or whatever you're doing . What

31:16

about the cancer that they've put in our

31:18

heads ? That if you smoke , it creates cancer . If you

31:20

chew , it creates lip cancer , the

31:22

cancer caused from tobacco products

31:25

? What do you do then ?

31:26

Yeah , that's a great question . So when I say

31:28

anybody going to be using tobacco

31:31

products or tobacco , you

31:33

should only be using organic tobacco

31:35

cigarettes . They have them . They have

31:37

like American Spirits is an organic

31:39

tobacco cigarettes . They have them . They have

31:41

like American Spirits is an organic tobacco . They don't add any of these 599

31:44

man-made chemicals the FDA allows the tobacco

31:46

giants to add to your cigarettes and tobacco products

31:48

. How do you know it's tobacco

31:51

that's causing you to get cancer or develop cancer

31:53

? How do you know it's not one of the 599

31:56

chemicals ? man makes

31:58

that are added and allowed to be added to every tobacco

32:01

product . This is why we recommend organic

32:03

products . There's actually two brands

32:05

of nicotine gum or patches

32:07

that we recommend because they are the cleanest

32:09

of those brands and we have

32:12

looked into every ingredient other ingredients

32:14

, emulsifier , preservative , you name it . Inside

32:16

of gum there are nicotine gum

32:19

. We only recommend the two milligram

32:21

tablets . They only have two and four milligrams

32:23

. We only recommend the two milligrams , and

32:26

that's a brand called lucy l-u-c-y

32:29

, like lucy in the sky with diamonds

32:31

okay , l-u-c-y . And

32:33

then the patch brand

32:35

that we recommend the most is called rugby , just

32:38

like the sport r-U-G-B-Y

32:40

, and that can be purchased on Amazon . It's the only one I

32:42

use . I use it every day For people

32:44

starting out . I just want you to know . You

32:47

can go to thedoctorartshowcom . That patient

32:49

resources tab is a PDF

32:52

titled nicotinepdf

32:55

and it's a free . Just open it

32:57

and this document tells

32:59

you exactly how to use nicotine

33:01

patches , nicotine gum , nicotine

33:03

pouches that I recommend

33:06

, whether it's to prevent , cure yourself

33:08

or treat something . I've given

33:10

you the list there . So when I say

33:12

this , I just want you to know I've got the gum and the patches

33:14

stuff there . I recommend most people start

33:17

using one milligram of

33:19

nicotine a day . That's a small

33:21

amount and that's the same amount in one cigarette

33:23

you would get . If you do

33:25

one milligram gum , that means you're going to buy the

33:27

two milligram gums and cut them in half . You're

33:29

only going to need half of one a day for a week . With

33:32

patches they come in seven milligrams

33:35

, 14 milligrams and 21

33:37

milligrams and you just

33:39

need to cut them into smaller pieces . If

33:42

you buy the seven milligram one , you're going to cut it into

33:44

seven equal size slivers and

33:47

you're just going to wear one of those every day , either

33:50

on your arm , thigh ribs . And

33:53

I want to tell the world . This is pretty exciting . I'm

33:55

being flown all over the world to go do these presentations

33:58

. But I was just in Michigan three weeks ago and

34:04

the lady runs up to me and says dr , I came all the way here from some other state . I

34:06

needed to let you know . I watched a documentary of yours

34:08

I did in september , called

34:10

the antidote , and it was all about nicotine

34:12

, she says I watched it . Then I invited all

34:14

my friends and co-workers to come to my house the next day

34:16

to watch it again . One of my friends

34:19

had lost all of her eyesight in her right

34:21

eye and had gone completely blind

34:23

as a result of COVID . Wow

34:25

, she was told it was permanent blindness

34:27

in her right eye . For two years now she had this

34:30

. She came to the house , watched the antidote

34:32

, left my house . On the way home

34:34

she stopped at a CVS or Walgreens pharmacy

34:36

and purchased nicotine gum and

34:39

started chewing nicotine gum . On the second

34:41

day of chewing three pieces a day

34:43

of two milligram nicotine gum , this

34:46

lady calls her friend who's now standing in front of me

34:48

, dr Artis , and says three weeks ago , dr

34:51

Artis , within two days of

34:53

my friend chewing nicotine gum , 100%

34:56

of her eyesight was returned .

34:58

Holy cow .

34:59

You cured her blindness with

35:01

nicotine gum , I said I didn't

35:03

do anything . Congratulations , though

35:05

that's amazing . Now that's not the only

35:07

story . We've heard people reversing their deafness

35:10

with nicotine patches and nicotine gum

35:12

in 30 minutes or less , having

35:14

that for two years . So we've

35:16

seen tons of just incredible . We've

35:18

seen myocarditis symptoms the AFib

35:21

reverse in five minutes of

35:23

just soaking your feet in

35:25

tobacco water . We

35:28

just had somebody boil tobacco leaves in water

35:30

for 10 minutes , then take that water , put

35:32

it in the floor and have this senior citizen

35:35

, elderly father who was having

35:37

AFib episodes 10 times a day

35:39

. We just had to put his feet in the water within

35:41

five minutes . All of his a fib situation

35:44

he had right then going on , the emergency stopped

35:46

. He's never had a reoccurrence of

35:48

any a fib and he was having these every

35:51

week , multiple a week , going to

35:53

the hospital getting all kinds

35:55

of injections to calm his heart down right . This

35:57

guy's . All that was reversed within five

35:59

minutes of his first foot soak in tobacco

36:01

water . Did it stay gone ? So this is the

36:03

power . Yes , and it's been six months now and he's not had

36:05

a single reoccurrence ever again .

36:07

Where's the rest of the medical community on this ?

36:10

Why aren't they ?

36:10

jumping out and saying , hey , this is a real deal .

36:13

Yeah , it's pretty exciting actually . It'll

36:15

take them a little while to wake up . It'll take them a little while

36:17

to wake up . Remember how , when there's this guy named

36:20

Galileo determined that the

36:22

earth was not the center of the universe ? Remember

36:24

what happened to this guy ? The whole scientific

36:27

community and the church threw him in prison

36:29

for the rest of his life and he died

36:31

, stating with

36:33

his conviction that he knew that

36:35

the earth rotated about the sun . I

36:38

created a model I showed the church and

36:40

the scientific community and they immediately

36:42

imprisoned me Wow

36:45

and defamed him and left him in there

36:47

until he died . So that's usually what happens

36:49

when anybody with any new information

36:51

that the rest of the scientific community is trying

36:53

to catch up on . It usually takes a little while for them to catch

36:55

up . But what's very exciting is I'll give one

36:58

big shout out . There's

37:05

a guy named Dr Peter McCullough who has a sub stack . I get his emails , but he has a sub stack where

37:07

him and the guy named John Leak write health articles , and he wrote an article about two

37:09

months ago that I saw and everybody forwarded

37:12

it to me . But he actually did

37:14

a review on a paper I

37:16

have been showing everybody for two years now . It

37:18

just took two years for it to show up in a sub stack , which is great

37:20

, but I'm glad he finally did it . Lots

37:22

of people said this was a big step forward for

37:24

the medical community , because Peter was

37:27

admitting that this is right . The

37:29

story is he was relaying

37:31

and reviewing a research paper done in January of

37:33

2023 . In

37:36

January 2023 , some scientists took

37:38

long hauler COVID patients who had to

37:40

have a combination of 21 problems

37:43

health problems that would not resolve with other

37:45

medications or therapy . They

37:48

took these individuals who had suffered

37:50

for over two years after

37:52

having a mild case of COVID , have

38:01

complaints of loss of taste and smell , vertigo , dizziness , brain fog , exercise-induced asthma

38:03

. They'd have new high blood pressure diagnosed . They'd have new onset of diabetes . These

38:06

were just a list of stuff they had to have . They took

38:08

these groups of people who had no resolution

38:10

of their symptoms or problems and asked

38:12

them to do one thing , and one thing only we

38:15

want you to wear a seven milligram

38:17

nicotine patch for just six days

38:19

. They all

38:21

did it and , as

38:23

the researchers report I quote the

38:26

results of wearing nicotine

38:28

patches to resolve their symptoms

38:30

was so profound

38:33

it was either immediate

38:35

or within just a couple

38:37

days of using the nicotine patches

38:39

daily . Wow , that 100%

38:41

of their symptoms disappeared . These

38:44

people waited the scientists

38:46

six months after they took the last

38:48

nicotine patch off on day six . They

38:51

only wore them for six days . These scientists

38:53

followed up with all of these long-hauler

38:55

COVID patients six months later

38:57

and wanted to know have

39:00

you ever used another nicotine patch ? None of them had used

39:02

them again . Good , have any of your symptoms

39:04

returned ? You had before . For two years Not

39:06

a single symptom had even returned . This

39:10

is the power of the antidote . The researchers

39:12

even said this treatment

39:14

using nicotine replacement therapy

39:16

, using nicotine patches , is far

39:19

superior to anything

39:21

else being used in medicine to treat

39:23

long hauler COVID symptoms . So

39:26

he did a review on this . What

39:29

I found funny was all the MDs and scientists

39:31

around the world that saw Peter McCullough do

39:33

a review on this published paper that

39:35

nicotine is the antidote to long hauler code

39:37

. Okay that when he published this

39:39

a lot of people were excited about it , but they all thought

39:41

it was odd . He didn't say anything about me

39:44

talking about this for the last two years

39:46

, because I've reviewed that paper everywhere I've gone

39:48

at every event he's ever been to with me and

39:50

I just didn't care . I actually just want the

39:52

audiences to have the information , so they don't live with

39:55

symptoms anymore that they don't need

39:58

to live with . So anything can be

40:00

a huge blessing . And , yeah , not to live in fear

40:02

anymore . I wear a three milligram size nicotine

40:04

patch every single day . I have for two years

40:06

now . I

40:10

will for the rest of my life because I have learned in the last two years that

40:12

science knows that every single virus on earth binds

40:14

to nicotine receptors in your body

40:17

. Therefore , if you have nicotine

40:19

going into your body and you eat nightshade vegetables

40:21

or you take advantage of tobacco products or

40:23

you use organic tobacco plants or

40:26

you use nicotine patches or gums , you

40:29

are going to be the people that are protected from

40:31

all viruses , including influenza

40:34

viruses , hiv virus , rabies

40:36

virus , polio virus all of

40:38

them . I have already reviewed all

40:40

of them . They all target the nicotine receptors

40:43

. And in order for the

40:45

World Economic Forum , in order

40:47

for the Committee of 300 , in order for

40:49

the Club of Rome to manage

40:52

getting 100% of the world's

40:54

population to vaccinate themselves

40:56

in the future , they got really

40:58

close . They got 5 billion of the 8 billion

41:00

. This time during this experiment

41:02

they called COVID . Their

41:04

goal is 100% domination

41:07

and you , 100% of

41:09

us volunteering our arms are forced to

41:11

be injected with some vaccine . And

41:13

what have they discovered is

41:15

this amazing tool they can

41:17

use to get us to bow

41:19

our knees to science and their drugs

41:22

. They have lied to every

41:24

single one of us about viruses , and

41:26

now what is all the major governments around the

41:28

world doing ? In the last two years , they have put in

41:30

very strict guidelines that they

41:32

are going to deplete access of nicotine products to

41:35

all their citizens by the year 2030 . Of nicotine products

41:37

to all their citizens by the year 2030

41:40

. So by the year 2030 , they're going to release

41:42

their next Marburg virus , their next Ebola

41:44

virus , their next coronavirus , whatever they

41:46

want to call it , covid-31 , whatever they're

41:51

going to release , whatever they want to release , nicotine

41:53

is the antidote . This

41:57

is why the governments of the world are trying to destroy your confidence

41:59

in that product and your ability to even get it . So

42:01

this is why people around the world , as

42:04

they're hearing this , they're going oh my god . And as I show

42:06

them they are grab . They're grasping

42:08

the gravity of the message . They

42:11

know they're . The government's around the world

42:13

know tobacco is

42:15

a disease preventing

42:17

nutritiousventing , nutritious plant . They

42:20

know that eggplants , tomatoes

42:22

, bell peppers have a nutrient

42:24

to most neurological diseases , most

42:27

cardiovascular diseases and every viral

42:29

disease on earth yes

42:32

, including rabies and HIV

42:34

. They know nicotine is an antidote to all those and

42:42

I keep showing all of these research studies that they're proving nicotine is the

42:44

antidote to all of these things . So , to improve the lives of people around the world and

42:47

protect them from the injury and harm of the lies about viruses , susceptibility

42:49

to new technologies and vaccines

42:51

that have been proven safe and effective ever

42:53

To try to limit injury

42:56

and harm to those people this is why we

42:58

individuals do research . Limit injury and harm to those

43:00

people . This is why we individuals do research , why we get excited to learn what's in nature

43:02

God gave us that can provide benefit , protection

43:05

and immunity . Well , let's ask a

43:07

question , and nicotine is one of those .

43:09

Why ? Why

43:11

do they want to dominate this ? Why

43:21

do they want to think they need this control of us , the citizens in the world ? And they're going to

43:23

do it through a chemical ?

43:26

It doesn't make sense . You're

43:29

right , it really doesn't make sense . And I'll tell you there's only

43:31

one thing , because a lot of this did not make sense to me for man . First two years of COVID

43:33

probably I was going crazy Because

43:36

so many things in the government agencies and what I was speaking

43:38

and researching on and being interviewed on , I just couldn't

43:40

believe what we were uncovering and

43:42

just how outright evil it appeared to

43:44

be . So lots of

43:46

people that I know trust and that are older

43:49

than me have actually recommended

43:51

that I read a lot of things because they could

43:53

see I was being bothered by

43:55

the actions of a few during

43:58

COVID . So there was a . There's many books

44:00

that I've read during the last four years and each

44:03

of them actually had some major benefits to me understanding

44:05

what's going on in the world . But nothing

44:08

was more powerful and

44:10

clearly defining for me

44:13

what is going on in the world

44:15

, and that sums up everything

44:17

related to nicotine and tobacco I just talked about COVID-19

44:19

, the pandemics , viral pandemics , the

44:22

whole scandemic vaccine . All

44:26

of this is wrapped up into one book I read and it's

44:28

called the Conspirator's Hierarchy

44:30

, the Story of

44:32

the Committee of 300 , and this

44:35

is written by Dr John Coleman

44:37

, c-o-l-e-m-a-n

44:39

. Now , dr John

44:41

Coleman wrote this book in 1995

44:43

, so right at the beginning

44:45

of the Internet . So very few Internet sites anywhere

44:48

to just copy and paste information . I

44:50

like any books before 1995

44:52

, so this one's right on the edge . So 1995

44:55

, and I'm serious , I just think the Internet's just full

44:57

of crap . So most people write their

44:59

books off of research they're doing online and that's just

45:01

lame . I like books and old books prior

45:04

to the internet . But this guy's book I

45:06

read this book and it finally surmised for me

45:08

truly gave me

45:10

a view of what's really

45:13

going on in the world . And leading up

45:15

to reading that book , and ever since reading that book three

45:17

years ago , everything I see fits

45:19

directly in line with what was written in that book

45:21

in 1995 . So nothing

45:24

appears alarming , nothing

45:26

appears questioning , like why would they

45:28

do this ? Now I know why they're doing everything they're doing

45:30

At least that's what I got from

45:32

reading this book and it's been very odd to me that

45:34

something could be this concise , this specific

45:37

in everything related to military , economics

45:39

and politics in the world right now . So

45:42

what do you think of Orwell's book and

45:44

Orwell's book 1984 .

45:47

Yeah .

45:48

I've actually not read that whole book , I've only seen

45:50

sections of that book . But it actually reads

45:52

exactly like that Orwellian utopia

45:55

, doesn't it ? That's what they're trying to transition

45:58

us to . So this book book written in 1995

46:00

that I'm referencing by the story

46:02

of Committee of 300 by Dr John Coleman it

46:05

surmises everything Orwell wrote

46:07

. However , it discloses

46:10

the groups and organizations of people

46:12

that were doing it and their

46:14

timelines . That's a little bit about

46:16

what was different . So in the 1995

46:19

book , that's a little bit about what was different . So

46:21

in the 1995 book , the story of the committee of 300 , what you learn about

46:24

is that in the 1960s there is a group

46:26

of people called the club of Rome and

46:30

the club of Rome right Articles

46:33

like of its members . There's

46:35

not very many people in this group . The club

46:38

of Rome is a group of people

46:40

underneath a different group , a superior

46:42

group called the Committee of 300 , as

46:45

referenced by Dr Coleman , the author . Just

46:47

below them is a group of individuals they call

46:49

the Club of Rome and the Club of Rome actually have

46:52

written down stuff . The Committee of

46:54

300 doesn't write anything down , they just give

46:56

their instructions there by us . So the Committee of 300

46:58

gives us instructions to the Club of Rome . In

47:00

the 60s 60s they write these articles about

47:02

the formation of the Club of Rome and this is what they write

47:04

by the year 2050

47:08

, there will

47:10

be too many humans

47:12

on the Earth who will be using

47:14

up more resources on the planet

47:16

than the Earth itself can

47:19

remake or replenish

47:21

. Therefore , we

47:24

need to come up with a strategy

47:26

. This is in the 1960s . We're

47:28

going to come up with a strategy to depopulate

47:30

and infertilize

47:33

the planet , to get

47:35

the population of humanity down

47:38

to 1 billion people

47:40

by the year 2050

47:43

. All

47:45

right , so that's what they write . That's not the only thing

47:47

they write in there . They write in

47:49

there that they are going to do it with

47:51

pandemics and vaccine agendas

47:53

, and those vaccine agendas

47:56

that are going to look like efforts

47:58

to prevent and protect people from developing

48:00

diseases . We are going to use

48:03

those as agents of weapons

48:05

to create infertility and death . And

48:08

we're going to do this with a vaccine

48:10

agenda that we're going to roll

48:12

out and it is going to appear

48:15

very slowly that the

48:17

die-off and the infertility is

48:19

going to continue to march forward to

48:21

our 2050 goal

48:23

of having only a billion people left on the planet

48:26

. And they're going to do it

48:28

subtly . They want to do it humanely

48:30

is what they actually write . We're going to do it humanely

48:32

, not to create a lot of upset around the world

48:34

that we're infertilizing people and killing them . But

48:37

that's what they write about in the 1960s , and they

48:39

write that 500

48:41

million of the 1 billion

48:44

so exactly 50% of

48:46

all the people that will remain on the earth by

48:48

the year 2050 , half of them

48:50

will be of Asian descent , from

48:52

China and Japan . This is exactly

48:54

. This is exactly what they wrote . Anyone know what they wrote in the 1960s

48:57

? The reason why 500

48:59

million of the remaining

49:01

1 billion on the

49:04

planet will be from Asia is

49:06

because these citizens

49:08

of Asia have already

49:11

had ingrained in them for

49:13

millennia to

49:15

respect and bow down to

49:17

authority . So

49:20

, they want them submissive

49:22

. So these are going to be the ones they're going

49:24

to use to carry out whatever their agenda is from

49:26

there on out .

49:27

Kind of leaves us out , doesn't it ? Yeah

49:29

?

49:30

And it's wild though , but in this book they actually

49:32

talk about 1995 , who is lined up

49:34

by the Committee of 300 to be the

49:36

presidents of the United States from 1995

49:39

till now . And he was right about

49:41

all of them . As you read

49:43

this , you're like wait , what right about all of them ? As you read this

49:46

, you're like wait a minute . He says the committee of 300

49:48

, primarily based out of England , is

49:52

who owns this country ? And this

49:54

committee of 300, ? They

49:56

own the United States . The committee of 300

49:58

runs the United States . The committee of

50:00

300 has selected he writes

50:02

in the book every president

50:05

of the United States of America since

50:07

Abraham Lincoln . For sure . He

50:09

says I have evidence to show you committee

50:12

of 300 has selected every single

50:14

president of the United States since Abraham

50:16

Lincoln . There is no free

50:19

election process in America . He

50:21

wrote in 1995 , you

50:23

all think you are voting for a president

50:25

. You are just going through the

50:27

motions . These people have

50:29

already been selected and

50:32

he names them all in orders , from

50:34

Abraham Lincoln to now One of these people . For this

50:36

reason , for this reason , this reason and John

50:38

Coleman's reference

50:40

how does he know all this stuff ? He was

50:42

a many , many year

50:44

decorated MI6 member in

50:47

England , in their CIA , which

50:49

is called MI6 .

50:50

I wonder if the 300 owns the Dominion

50:52

company for the voting machines here .

50:57

And Dominion he talks about in the book Dominion . Dominion

50:59

is one of the words in which their goal

51:02

is to dominate the world . Dominion

51:05

is their total goal . So I

51:07

didn't find it ironic that the names of the machines

51:09

were Dominion voting

51:12

machines .

51:12

Yeah , yeah , that's crazy .

51:16

Also , if you want to know the truth , if this

51:18

is fun for you , in that book , people

51:20

nonstop are worried about the border , the Southern

51:23

border .

51:23

Texas constantly .

51:25

So many people on the patriotic side of the movement here constantly

51:28

talking about the border , don't understand why the border

51:30

is not handled . So in love with Donald Trump

51:32

finally building a wall but just not being able to

51:35

finish it . Had the election stolen from

51:37

him or else he would have finished it . The truth

51:39

is that wall was never going to be finished . The truth is since

51:41

1995 , even John Coleman wrote about that wall . As the truth

51:43

is , since 1995 , even John Coleman wrote about that wall

51:45

. So as I'm reading this book , I'm like , oh my God , he knew everything

51:47

that was happening right now . How did he know this

51:49

?

51:49

Kind of Nostradamus in effect , doesn't it ?

51:52

It's so wild . In

51:57

1995 , he writes that

51:59

the Club of Rome in the 60s wrote so they wrote in the

52:01

60s what he is summarizing in his book in 1995

52:04

. They

52:08

wrote in the 60s that what they are going to do is they are going to insert

52:10

this is not a joke Jesuits into every

52:13

single branch of government . They're

52:15

also going to insert Jesuits into every

52:17

single leadership of every Protestant

52:20

major religion in America . And

52:23

even in the 60s wrote and

52:25

you will know when we have accomplished our mission

52:27

to infiltrate the leadership of

52:29

every Protestant religion in America

52:32

, we will show the

52:34

world . The committee of 300

52:36

in the Club of Rome , we will show you . In

52:38

the 60s they said we will

52:41

show you when we have accomplished our goal

52:43

to infiltrate all Protestant religion

52:45

. They hate Protestant religion . Jesuits are like a militant army of the will show you when we have accomplished our goal to infiltrate all protestant religion . They hate protestant religion . Jesuits

52:48

are like a militant army of the military

52:51

arm of the catholic church okay so

52:53

in the 60s , the jesuits are now going to infiltrate

52:55

all branches of the government , every leadership organization

52:57

of every major protestant religion in america

53:00

. And then they said this in the 60s the

53:03

world will know we've accomplished our mission

53:05

on the religious front .

53:08

Do we know ?

53:09

Yep , they said . You will know that we've accomplished

53:12

it when you watch an inauguration

53:14

of the United States president and

53:17

that president's inauguration

53:19

, for the first time ever , will be

53:21

set up for him to be facing

53:24

the Washington monument when he puts his arm

53:26

to the square to swear his oath

53:28

to the presidency . Guess

53:31

, who was the first

53:33

ever president to face the Washington

53:36

Monument in his inauguration , when

53:39

this was the sign written in the 60s

53:41

by those in the Club of Rome that

53:43

this was going to be the sign that they have infiltrated

53:45

every Protestant religion . And when they do that , they

53:47

said we are going to destroy all the belief systems

53:50

in those religions . They

53:53

hate Protestantism . They want

53:55

to destroy everything related to Protestantism . They want you to go

53:57

back to the paganism of Catholicism

53:59

. So this is what they want . They want you coming

54:01

back to them . So they are going

54:03

to insert themselves into

54:06

these religions and start

54:08

turning them away

54:10

from their original beliefs .

54:11

so no reform beliefs no doubt it was sleepy

54:13

joe it

54:15

was actually ronald reagan .

54:17

No , yeah , it was actually

54:20

ronald reagan . So that was the

54:22

very first one , and there's lots of covering

54:24

documentaries on this and books written about this , but

54:26

that is exactly who . It was Not

54:28

ironic , in my opinion , to

54:30

find out that in 1986

54:32

, ronald Reagan

54:35

is the guy we find now being

54:37

blamed for the immunity

54:40

given to all drug

54:42

manufacturers for any injury

54:45

, harm or death caused

54:47

by any vaccine made ever

54:49

. He signed

54:52

an act in 1986

54:54

that gave immunity to all

54:57

drug companies from ever being

54:59

sued , ever being liable

55:01

for an injury caused

55:03

by any vaccine

55:05

ever administered to an American

55:08

citizen . So now

55:10

there is no recourse for any family

55:12

who has had a child or themselves

55:14

injured or killed by a vaccine . They

55:17

have no compensation

55:20

coming their way , no recourse of

55:22

action to seek justice , and

55:24

that was all written into

55:26

law by Ronald Reagan . In

55:29

fact , there would never

55:31

have been the ability to create an

55:34

environment of bullying , coercion

55:37

like you saw in COVID-19 , bribery

55:39

with donuts and lottery tickets for a vaccine

55:41

. That would have never been allowed if Ronald

55:44

Reagan had not have signed that

55:46

document in 1986 and

55:48

put us in this very

55:50

situation that we find ourselves in . So

55:53

this was a setup from

55:55

the beginning and they used , unfortunately

55:57

, one of America's favorites .

55:59

Ronald .

55:59

Reagan to actually sabotage

56:02

all of us and man

56:04

.

56:05

it has been a war ever since unfortunately , I'm sitting

56:07

here and all I'm still trying to process that yeah

56:10

, it is very hard .

56:10

So then , once you get to , let me just tell you about . This is crazy

56:12

, because once you get into the book , what you learn is about the border

56:15

. I mentioned the border . When you get to the border and

56:17

I just tell you , this book answered every question

56:20

. I'm seeing reported around the world that everybody's trying to figure

56:22

out answers to this doesn doesn't make any sense , right , it doesn't make any

56:24

sense . Why would we not have a border or a wall

56:26

already completed ? We've been around 400

56:29

years . Why haven't we done this ? Right ? So you

56:31

know , why have we not done this already ? Okay , you've got

56:33

to understand . There's a reason it's not done . And

56:46

in 1960s the Club of Rome wrote is Anthony

56:48

Fauci is a Jesuit ? He actually has said from the time he was ever made a director

56:50

at the NIH every time he's interviewed in the news , they ask

56:52

him where do you give your credit to your

56:54

success ? To ? And he says

56:57

100% of the time . I give

56:59

all credit to my success in my public

57:01

office and in my private life , to

57:04

the theology of the Jesesuits . That's

57:06

exactly what he says . Wow , joe biden

57:08

went to fordham

57:10

university . Fordham university is

57:12

the first ever

57:15

jesuit founded university

57:17

in america . Guess where donald trump

57:19

went to school fordham university

57:21

, where joe biden went to school

57:24

. And then people like to tell me yeah , but he

57:26

left two years into his college career and went to the

57:28

University of Pennsylvania and I go . You're right , he did , that's

57:30

his alumni . Where did

57:32

the money for Operation Warp Speed

57:34

go ? It

57:36

all went to the University of Pennsylvania , which

57:39

is Donald Trump's alumni . And who got

57:42

the money ? At University of Pennsylvania

57:44

? Two scientists named Kathleen

57:46

Carrico and Drew Wiseman . They're

57:48

the ones who , in their documents since

57:51

2009 , have written

57:53

they put snake venom phosphodiesterase

57:55

, a component of snake venom

57:57

in all COVID-19 mRNA vaccines

58:00

. Since 2009

58:02

, they've admitted that in every single paper . This

58:04

is why I told the world in my Watch the Water documentary there's

58:06

snake venom in these shots . Nobody should ever do it . Those

58:09

two people were at the University of Pennsylvania . Those

58:12

two people just won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for

58:15

creating a shot that has killed at least

58:17

35,000 people in two

58:19

days here in America . It

58:22

has created at least 90% infertility

58:24

rates in Canada , australia , new Zealand and

58:26

the UK . Infertility

58:29

rates and miscarriages 92%

58:31

. This is what we awarded these

58:33

people with . So now you'll start to grasp

58:36

why are we celebrating and rewarding

58:38

these people with things that don't feel like they make

58:40

sense . They don't make sense because

58:42

you and I aren't evil , right ? You and I don't

58:45

have a plan to murder , kill

58:47

billions of people and get away

58:49

with it . So this is why you don't

58:51

see it's obvious what they're doing . They're

58:53

not going to tell you this is what they're doing , right

58:55

. They're going to give you some other .

58:56

You know there's a reason we have

58:59

to do this , but we love you and we're trying

59:01

to help you , put it right

59:03

out front and tell you , and then you'll just look and ignore

59:05

them .

59:07

Sorry , I keep jumping away from the border , but I want to mention

59:09

this real quick . When people try to figure out what's

59:11

the world's going on with the border and why couldn't Donald

59:13

Trump finish the border ? In the book

59:15

he writes when these Jesuits

59:17

are in every single branch of the United

59:20

States government and when they are in control

59:22

of every leadership of every Protestant

59:24

religion in America . They

59:26

are going to open . 1960s

59:29

is when this is wrote . We are going to open the

59:31

borders of the southern part

59:34

of the United States and

59:36

we are going to flood

59:38

in their words quote flood

59:41

the southern border with

59:43

immigrants from the southern

59:45

countries . That would be Mexico

59:47

and everyone south of them . They

59:50

write in the 60s we're going to flood them

59:52

into the United States through the southern border

59:54

and

59:58

this is why they say they're going to do that . Everybody who's worried

1:00:00

about a civil war with the immigrants coming across

1:00:02

the border . That is not why they're here

1:00:04

. They don't care about that . They're

1:00:09

not even interested in that . These people are being bribed and incentivized to get over

1:00:11

here . The reason why they're coming here and why it is they wrote in the 1960s

1:00:14

we're going to flood people from the southern countries

1:00:16

into the United States , not because

1:00:18

of war , not

1:00:20

because of their political stance . They

1:00:23

actually wrote in the 60s . There's only one reason why we're going

1:00:25

to do this We've already

1:00:27

conquered Mexico and all

1:00:29

the other Southern Latin American countries with

1:00:32

our Catholicism religion . We

1:00:34

are going to flood America

1:00:37

with Catholics from the Southern countries

1:00:39

and those Catholics which

1:00:41

we will incentivize to come into

1:00:43

America . Have you not heard about the bribes

1:00:46

, the free rent , the half a million dollars

1:00:48

per adult ? Have you not seen these cash rewards

1:00:50

to these people coming across the border In

1:00:52

1960s ? It's written in this book we are going

1:00:54

to incentivize all the Catholics to come from

1:00:57

these southern countries , to cross the border illegally

1:00:59

, come into America . And when we give

1:01:01

them money , when we give them food , when we give

1:01:03

them shelter and when we give them money , when we give them food , when we

1:01:05

give them shelter , these Catholics will continue to vote

1:01:08

the other Catholic Jesuits

1:01:10

we put into positions of power and

1:01:12

we will be able to destroy . Ultimately

1:01:14

, the goal is to destroy the Constitution of the

1:01:16

United States , destroy the

1:01:19

first article of

1:01:21

the Constitution , which protects our

1:01:23

religious freedom . They said that is

1:01:25

what they're after . They just have to destroy

1:01:27

our rights of religious

1:01:30

freedom and then they can destroy

1:01:32

the United States of America to ultimately

1:01:34

create what they've always wanted , which

1:01:37

you hear about and read about , called the One World

1:01:39

Order or the New World

1:01:41

Order or the One World Religion . What

1:01:44

they wrote in the 1960s is the ultimate

1:01:46

goal of everything I just explained

1:01:48

just now . That you're seeing in the world

1:01:50

right now is all

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an attempt of the Roman Catholic church I'm

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not joking Right To create

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a one world empire . They want

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a one world religion , and that one world

1:02:02

religion is going to be Catholic is what they wrote

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in this book , and this is

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why you're seeing everything the way you do the

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Pope in the last four years . What's

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the Pope and what was the irony when he became the Pope

1:02:13

four or five years ago ? It

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has been written there will never , ever

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, ever , ever . It's

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written in all the historical documents of the Catholic

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Church never will there

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be a Jesuit Pope allowed

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. The Jesuits were

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the militant part of the Catholic

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church who went out and did all the conquests , conquered

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all the Southern countries , all the European

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countries you name it , did all the witch burnings

1:02:38

and deaths . That was the Jesuits . When

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they wrote the Jesuits , we can never have a Jesuit

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Pope , that's because they didn't want a militant Pope

1:02:45

. Well , when you got Pope

1:02:47

Francis in there , what is Pope Francis

1:02:49

? He's the very first that's openly just talked

1:02:52

about . He's the first ever

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Jesuit Pope from Argentina

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. There's never been a Jesuit Pope ever

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. What does this Jesuit Pope say in

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the last four years ? Consistently , the same message

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, over and over and over . What are the two things

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his voice says , over and over ? What the world

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needs more than anything . Right now

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, four years straight now . By the way , the

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pope , the clergyman on

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earth , the oracle of god , says

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what the world needs more than anything

1:03:18

else is more vaccines oh

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boy the number two

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thing he says , which is the very next thing out of his mouth

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we need more vaccines and

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we need to defund our

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military . Oh boy , Okay

1:03:32

, all right . So do you see the

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setup ? The setup is there's this real attempt

1:03:37

to try to destroy our military , destroy our

1:03:39

borders , create a one-world government . When

1:03:41

he says it's time to weaken our borders and defund

1:03:43

our military , this is what he says Four years straight

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. This is the goal . Yeah

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, this is really the goal . This is the agenda to create

1:03:50

a one world religion , a one world order , a new

1:03:52

world order , and this is what they're

1:03:54

all trying to march towards . They're wanting to try to

1:03:56

create a smaller populace of people

1:03:58

that they can more easily control

1:04:01

and then control their

1:04:03

resources . In my , my opinion , it's all

1:04:05

about dominion and it's all about

1:04:07

dominating and getting just a few

1:04:10

set families or individuals to

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own the majority of the land masses

1:04:14

of the world . Sure , that's really all ? I think

1:04:16

it is so and uh , yeah , that's

1:04:18

exactly how it feels .

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you're in texas and what

1:04:23

do your neighbors say ? I mean mean , you've got to

1:04:25

have a flavor , you've got to hanker

1:04:28

in of what your neighbors are saying about the wall and

1:04:30

the onslaught of the people coming through

1:04:32

. What is that ? What are they saying

1:04:34

?

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Yeah , they're all up in arms , lots of people . I just tell people

1:04:39

to keep reading their books , Because

1:04:42

if you have knowledge , then it's

1:04:44

not as stressful and it's not as odd . And

1:04:46

the truth is , if you have knowledge , then it's not as stressful and it's not as

1:04:48

odd . And the truth is , if you read the book , you'll start to recognize that there are

1:04:50

things that are outside of your hands

1:04:52

and they're being done intentionally

1:04:54

, not because there's something you can do about

1:04:56

it . They just want you distracted and preoccupied

1:04:59

with some other fanatical

1:05:01

idea agenda , something that's upsetting

1:05:03

and theoretical or philosophical

1:05:06

and nothing really important to life . So

1:05:08

if you can just focus on the fact that we

1:05:10

need to be great for each other 100%

1:05:14

of the time , that actually protects us most

1:05:16

of the time from doing things that are dumb , being

1:05:18

isolated and alone and hurting other people . If you can

1:05:20

just always focus on being great there are

1:05:22

tons of people here in Texas freaking

1:05:24

out about the border . Always focus on being great . There are tons of people

1:05:26

here in Texas freaking out about the border , scared

1:05:33

enough about the immigrants . I too want a healthy , strong border . I totally believe that's important

1:05:35

. I believe we should have one , and we have tons of citizens here who are going

1:05:37

there when the government's not helping them and they are putting

1:05:40

together their own little yes

1:05:43

, their own little groups , their own own . There are governors even

1:05:45

doing it right and celebrating

1:05:47

that the citizens are doing that and participating

1:05:49

. If it's that important to the citizens

1:05:52

, go do it , and we have a lot of people doing it here

1:05:54

in texas and from florida joining us here in texas .

1:05:56

It's been very exciting to watch and your governor

1:05:58

stubbs his nose at sleepy joe and

1:06:00

says we don't care what you say , here's what we're doing

1:06:02

. Yeah , exactly right . Wow

1:06:05

, that's a huge thing , exactly

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right all right .

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Well , I actually . I'm just getting notifications on

1:06:10

my phone that I'm supposed to be on another business call

1:06:12

, so I need to get on another call , but

1:06:14

this interview has been awesome let's plug your

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site one more time before we go , so people can redo

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it . So my

1:06:21

website is thedoctorartistshowcom

1:06:23

. The D-R-A-R-D-I-S

1:06:27

showcom , also

1:06:35

healingfortheagescom , is a huge conference and effort of me and a bunch of other doctors to

1:06:37

educate the world on all the different types of

1:06:39

ways in which they make us sick . They

1:06:41

target us , and these include things like the DNA

1:06:44

plasmids you learned about in this radio show . We

1:06:46

talked about 5g radiation . We talked

1:06:48

about blue light technology and your LEDs

1:06:51

, lights in your home , your cell

1:06:53

phones . You guys don't know this , but those

1:06:55

technologies are being used to damage

1:06:58

our DNA and we keep showing people

1:07:00

they know exactly what gigahertz to to

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stimulate your light bulbs . Every

1:07:05

LED light bulb in your house , for example , has radio

1:07:07

antennas and they tell you on the box

1:07:09

that they can control the amount of electronic

1:07:12

emissions from your lights . Well

1:07:15

, the EMFs they put

1:07:17

off . The Wi-Fi radiation

1:07:19

, the 5G radiation all of these

1:07:21

do what are called double-stranded DNA

1:07:24

breaks . They damage your DNA

1:07:26

, they kill the cells , they create

1:07:28

disease and death . We have created

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a group of people and a conference called

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Healing for the Ages . Our first one was a huge

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success in September of 2023 . We

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have another one coming up physically in September

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of 2024 . But we have monthly

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virtual conferences . Some are free . One

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is coming up in May . That will be a small charge

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, but it's going to be an all-day event . Memorial

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Day weekend . You can go to healingforthedayscom

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and go to the calendar there on the website to see

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all of our activities . Most of them

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are free and we're just educating people on things . We're researching

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and learning to try to keep you as safe and healthy

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as possible , because they're not going to stop lying to you

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. Healthy as possible , because they're not going to stop lying to you .

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Somebody's got to keep trying to tell you the truth ? Yeah , for sure , and we appreciate

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that . We appreciate you . My listeners

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totally appreciate you , so hold

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wake up people . Sometimes you just got to pay attention

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