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Google. right to the point when the

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though I mean the my God there

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kill lists. Let me know if you

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know what I'm talking about right there

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tonight show that there's a lot. Six

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of us were talking about Astra Zeneca.

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Of course, because Astra Zeneca have had

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staggering was been revealed on of

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will get into it but nevertheless

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are you can't. Even though Astra

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Zeneca have themselves withdrawn a product

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is is that movie array of

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ludicrous reasons including the term pure

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coincidence limits area. That's the only

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thing that is Pira Abbas resent.

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Guess we'll be covering that in

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some detail. Will to be talking

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about Bobby Kennedy's find video will

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be talking about South. As the

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belies other least one of Trump's cases

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it goods extraordinary level of

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frequency and. Out there met Gala

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in a sense. Help us

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to understand. The Td futility

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or and existential crises that we're all

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spicing together. we are similarly are we

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wanted us to discuss judge just delays

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from documents trial of this the I

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manipulation will be covered Master Zeneca withdraw

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covert vaccines are have missed a side

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some pretty impressive work out there how

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never won wimbledon i believe it it

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does get into s some of the

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stories guys first up astra zeneca ah

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that withdrawn that type of vaccine will

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board after admitting the job cause

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rare blood clots not the reason

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they've withdrawn it though they're very

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clear about that a federal judge

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has indefinitely postponed Trump's classic classified

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excuse me documents trial and the

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FBI have been accused of altering

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or manipulating Trump's Mar-a-Lago classified documents

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this is of course extraordinary because

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what that ultimately means is Trump

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won't stand a trial prior to

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the election and in the event

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he becomes president I don't imagine

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that he will permit those proceedings

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to continue and we'll use the office

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of presidency to look

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all of us know at this point that this

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is lawfare and political prosecution you don't have to

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be a Trump fan to see that

6:41

this is the exploitation of the judiciary

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you don't have to be a Trump

6:46

fan or a Bobby Kennedy fan to

6:48

see that censorship and lawfare are being

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deployed in one case you

6:52

know sort of respectively in each of

6:54

those cases to ensure that in your

6:56

democracy in the United States of America

6:58

you have got a democratic choice

7:01

between this delightful elderly

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cadaverous individual and what's

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he actually just him just him that's that's that's

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who you can vote for so

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this is Greg Price the prosecutor who questioned Stormy

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Daniels in court today donated 500 $500 to Joe Biden

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in 2020 as night as well as 900 to act

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blue you

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can add that conflict of interest to the

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other prosecutor who was number three at Biden's

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DOJ so what's interesting about that even though

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these are pretty small figures

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in the scheme of things when you

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think about how the donor class are

7:34

able to dominate and control American political

7:36

life via the enormity strength and potency

7:39

of their donations what this shows is

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that this is the kind of thing

7:44

that Trump wouldn't be able to comment

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on because that would be considered contempt

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of court if Trump went my persecuted

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actually is invested in Joe Biden You

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know, like when he goes out into that echo

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chamber where they interview him each day, before or

7:58

after proceedings he would be. Potentially

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you today's device jail for contempt

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of court? Or is there anyone

8:05

left who believes that this is

8:07

a judicial process rather than they

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are settling down of political opponents?

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Let me know In the time

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and seen senses are all the

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unnecessary inquiries: A gym sock sock

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I have a listen to Jen Psaki

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talking about the concept of mortality by

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a particular applied to Don't Trump.

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Maybe Donald Trump will go away. Maybe

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he'll go to jail. Maybe he

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maybe him and his i a man.

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die from over existence. Delighted! It's

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and says that at draw the

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fried and platform Chris Pavlovsky see

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our Rambo is a period Michael

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Shannon bug out right now and

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some sub committee or congressional hearing

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to talk about censorship demands in

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Brazil was his story. This rumbling

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some liquor are Donald Trump Junior

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out hillary levels: Are you allowed

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to say that well in a

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conversation with might bend. Tomorrow

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we get. It. Very very close

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to that subject. We certainly have a

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better understanding of how George Soros became

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George Soros. These of kind of conversations

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saw very important on stay Free Media.

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This is a kind of is amazing

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that you're gonna need the i'm gonna

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need you agree with nice. If we're

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going to have legitimate grown up corroborate

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as the So such an

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extraordinary carnival of modern media

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continues to spiral seemingly our

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control. thera curious number stories

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about politicians through in their

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dogs and threatening to sue

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other people's dogs while volcanoes.

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this crap that from somewhere

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and or meanwhile at the

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and Marie Antoinette style costumes

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lit up with artillery that

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to some degree my friends.

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it were up to her South Dakota

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Gov Christie Nelson seniors to raise eyebrows,

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especially among dog lovers with her latest

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remarks. Cruise Do Norm

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is under fire again today. Hassle

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for suggesting see would have sought

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President Biden German Shepherd commander two

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slices or less sympathy. For

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he's Joe. Biden starts. oh he

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a little longer than I might

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and the instructions he's given often

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difficult to understand, occasionally mumbled on

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often. He gets the sense that

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he's not the only one taking

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a little poop when it comes

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as I'm walking beside her own

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dog projects. Norm is gunning for

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dog, or in all about Gender Shepherd.

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of those apps are you love him

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the dogs of free speech or support

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the dogs have. Even my opponents are

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simple. the free speech of my opponent,

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bus or whatever like is a wise

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secret service agents. Before he was

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banished? Maybe. The Secret Service agent

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thing he's may be doing subs as

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Deep State Intervention himself was schools are

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today. I'm Bob is a goddamn Bob.

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The White House is sent to live

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with a Biden family member. Are you

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doing us to try to have to

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look past? But no Chelsea Summation: Hosts

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Margaret Brennan said Zealand Joe Biden should

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have done more. How many people

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is enough people to be apart and dangerously

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hurt before you make a decision on a

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dog? And like a living as a lot

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House we talking about Joe Biden melanoma cells?

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somewhat about the dog whistles be moved off

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somewhere else. He'd. Pay the dog can

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on a on a farm. The President said. They

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held accountable to yourself some as our

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presence of be accountable to as what

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in her new book. No going back

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to gov passive resistance fighters these announcers

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dog and a face you can't on

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fourteen month old wire haired pointer.

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to suiting in the head for

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aggressive behavior. Play. What are

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want to do other people's dogs. Truly

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eighties election season when everything's up for

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grabs or this. have a look now

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a Libertarian pie convinced he is nods

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and clearly disturbed. At

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is he is nods and ah let

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me say I of Islam that have

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enough abusing by the way that they

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should be to buy if you arsonists

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on you tube just going to be

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available for a few more minutes before

14:53

we get into the Astra Zeneca story.

14:56

Astra Zeneca have withdrawn their products. so

14:58

if you one of those people thus

15:00

I oughta know Two three, four years

15:02

ago had concerns about the efficacy of

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those medications and the legitimacy of the

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crawling process. Were curious about the indemnity

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granted to numerous. Corporations prior to

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the advent of the products his

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youth sell the you have questions

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about the degree of hysteria and

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bombast the surrounded they're Lord Smith

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moralizing and shaming the accompanied any

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personal diatribe the Uma have issued

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around your bodily autonomy his annual.

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paw The conversation says have a

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lot got now at the Ah

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Bobby Kennedy Stories challenge from to

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like to see that debate you

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want to see device. Would you like

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to see I free white zombie chow

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this between Trump, Bobby Kennedy and Joe

15:45

Biden? Do you want to see that

15:47

conversation? Haven't. Seen. Ago

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digitalis the Trump? The yeah? Would you

15:51

would like to see that's on? Who's

15:53

going to win that debates? Who's gonna

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be. Some. Pin a debate. Has

15:57

anyone ever do that? We got Bobby Kennedy coming.

16:00

Hi soon and let me tell you

16:02

we off sleep in negotiations now. With.

16:04

The Trump Organization to make a conversation

16:06

between us and Donald Trump take place.

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Cross Everything By Cross everything that's have.

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I looked at the video that men

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are banning at a camp. Brenda, I'm

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English, I'm in your country. Other pretty

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profound questions about the nature of the

16:20

institutions of government and in particular the

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Daves By and their relationships with globalist

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organizations and bureaucracies. Like nights are like

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be I M F Leather Wh of

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and and figures like Bill Gates Andrew

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Source who don't night so much money

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to either. These organizations on a democrat

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party with us in the case of do

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Thorazine cells also tonight's the republican party to

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that to for me to remain in any

16:42

way chanted by what is known as i

16:44

mean a representative democracy in your country for

16:47

my country or never tell you to vote

16:49

for were having Bobby Kennedy and the so

16:51

please god will get on a trump of

16:53

us as we're gonna get commander on the

16:56

show it to represent Joe Biden and ah

16:58

in a both of us will what may

17:00

were muzzles just just the be on the

17:02

side sites was only believe in. Is

17:04

free speech? And How can. Bobby Kennedy

17:07

present his arguments to you if

17:09

Facebook and now who. You remember,

17:11

we're willing to censor true information during

17:13

the pandemic and I feel like you

17:15

may be recall the Zuckerberg wrote about

17:18

his head and there's anything but I

17:20

can do. You know, if you need

17:22

me to censor any body or anything

17:24

like that, then I'll do it. You

17:27

only need to ask another. Know how

17:29

does that look now? How does that look Now with

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a rebranded. With about this and if you watches

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on user we're going to leave. Now remember

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join us in know the school of Life,

17:41

the University of Life where we are almost

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certainly educated by brilliant minds. My veins came

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on the soviets was about four of states

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was about the foundation of Google and how

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is it always seemed to a degree a

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in the description. Some join. Is another for

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me. It's on Rumble right now talking about

18:02

topics that you care about and that

18:04

they want to shut down. AstraZeneca, they've

18:06

withdrawn their product. Why? Let's have a

18:08

look now at Bobby Kennedy.

18:12

Tell me why you think they're banning this

18:14

video. And elsewhere, what does Bobby Kennedy talk

18:16

about that makes Facebook and Meta

18:18

and those dudes want to censor him? Let's have

18:20

a look at Bobby Kennedy's, a little bit of

18:23

Bobby Kennedy's video. He is

18:25

nuts and clearly disturbed. The

18:27

standard. He's angry at

18:29

Vanity Fair. His own family

18:32

hates him. The New York Post.

18:34

He sounds like he's transmitting from another

18:37

galaxy. He is so crazy in the

18:39

New York Post. Vanity

18:41

is a humorless bully living in a

18:43

paranoid fantasy and Vanity Fair. What

18:46

the is wrong with Bobby Kennedy? OK.

18:51

He's a walking, talking conspiracy theory

18:53

in The New York Times. He's

18:55

completely divorced from reality. The Guardian.

18:57

He is vile. The White

18:59

House. Being with him was a low point

19:01

of my summer. Vanity Fair. Bobby

19:04

Kennedy's... That's my favorite one. Being with him

19:07

was a low point of my summer. That's

19:09

just like, what's that F Scott

19:12

Fitzgerald complaining about their time in

19:14

the Hamptons? That really ruined my

19:16

holiday, that did. That really

19:18

pissed me off. What

19:20

you want is free speech, isn't it? What

19:22

you want is open debate. What you want

19:24

is your potential presidential candidates being able to

19:27

reach the largest audience possible. In particular, I

19:29

would say, to address the issue of how

19:31

the very machinery of

19:33

democracy is geared against

19:35

you ever being represented.

19:39

You're going to understand these issues a lot better

19:41

if you stay with us for a while because

19:43

we are beginning to see the cartilage between the

19:46

various limbs of the body politic

19:48

and how it's able to impose its

19:50

power. And what degree it will go

19:52

to to shut down dissent. That's why

19:54

it's important that platforms like Rumble and

19:56

even content creators outside. Of course,

19:59

even my... has been incredibly brave

20:01

over on X when it

20:03

comes to the issue of free

20:05

speech. Of course journalists like Greenwald,

20:08

Paebe, Schellenberger have been incredibly bold

20:10

and Schellenberger and the CEO of

20:12

Rumble, Chris Pavlovski, have made a

20:15

recent testimony together talking about censorship

20:17

in Brazil. This is the story

20:20

and let's have a little video of Chris

20:23

who of course is a colleague of ours. We

20:25

work with Chris, Chris, man that

20:27

dude came out hard when the British

20:29

government and Google came after me. He was

20:33

rock solid man so I respect him

20:35

and I respect his stance. Let's have

20:37

a look at his statement on free

20:39

speech. We were surprised in 2022 when

20:42

we received a request from the French

20:44

government to block certain news sources. People

20:47

can certainly question the trustworthiness of

20:49

news sources but it should not

20:51

be any government's job to selectively

20:53

eliminate access to information. Rather

20:55

than comply with the French government's

20:57

request, we simply disabled the access

20:59

to the platform in France and

21:02

challenged the legality of this demand. To

21:05

be clear, Rumble has a strong set

21:07

of content guidelines under our terms and

21:09

conditions but the content the French

21:11

government was asking us to censor did not

21:13

violate any of our terms. Instead it was

21:16

regarding Russian news outlets. Earlier

21:18

this year we received requests from

21:20

the Brazilian government to remove certain

21:22

creators from our platform. Again,

21:25

the content did not violate

21:27

our terms and conditions but instead

21:29

shared opinions that were unpopular in

21:32

Brazil at the time. Rumble

21:34

made a very tough decision not to

21:36

comply with the government's request. As

21:38

with France, we chose to disable access

21:41

for our users in Brazil while we

21:43

challenged the legality of the Supreme Court's

21:45

demands. It does not stop

21:47

there. Just last month

21:49

we received requests from New

21:52

Zealand and Australia to censor

21:54

politically unpopular content. Countries

21:56

in every hemisphere, all of the members

21:58

of the United Nations, are

22:00

no longer upholding the human right to freedom

22:03

of expression. This is getting out

22:05

of control and it should alarm everyone in this

22:07

room. Yeah, that's what free

22:09

speech sounds like and that's what advocating for free speech

22:11

sounds like. That's why we

22:13

are on this fantastic platform.

22:17

You'll be familiar with the phrase

22:19

fiddling while Rome burns, for

22:21

that was the action of Emperor

22:23

Nero. Many people have made the

22:25

comparison between the collapse of the

22:28

Roman Empire and where the American

22:30

Empire, which has abandoned the American people,

22:32

that truly make America great, in favor

22:34

of the service of institutions and

22:37

globalist interests that seem

22:39

determined to enslave entire

22:41

populations. I wonder if

22:43

we will come to look at the

22:45

Met Ball as a kind of let

22:48

them eat cake gala, a kind of

22:50

celebration of gaudiness and opulence, perhaps at

22:52

a time when we should be more

22:54

reflective, as the world

22:57

is set adrift and alight by

22:59

war. Why is it

23:01

that these kind of celebrations take place? Now

23:03

remember, I've been a participant in the world

23:05

of celebrity and Hollywood and

23:08

you have to examine all of the

23:10

potential motivations for your condemnation of such

23:12

a garish event. Jealousy,

23:14

FOMO, all of those kind

23:16

of things. What would it be

23:18

to be one of the beautiful people? Wouldn't

23:21

you like to be like them? But

23:23

when you strip away all of

23:26

that complexity and look at these

23:28

bizarre galas, isn't there something calling

23:30

from within you, some loud voice

23:32

within, some melody without

23:34

that's telling you that this

23:37

ain't quite right? What

23:39

number is it on, guys? What button? Met

23:43

Ball, please. Thank you.

23:46

The Met Gala went off without a

23:48

hitch with the biggest stars wearing some

23:50

eye-popping gowns that fit this year's fairy

23:52

tale garden theme. One star stress

23:54

was actually made of sand and it was so heavy

23:57

she had to be lifted up this... It's weird to

23:59

have. a fairy garden

24:01

gala theme, I feel,

24:04

when a $95 billion aid package has

24:06

just been passed to perpetuate war and

24:08

violence across the world that you are

24:11

paying for. So it's not just that

24:13

there is opulence, it's not just that

24:15

there is economic disparity, it's not just

24:18

there's a widening gap between elites and

24:21

ordinary people. That's an issue,

24:23

of course, but it's just

24:25

that part of the ongoing

24:27

impoverishment of ordinary people is

24:29

the heavy taxation and

24:31

funding of military misadventure around

24:33

the globe that I'm beginning

24:35

to sense the vast majority

24:37

of people do not support

24:39

morally even if they're forced

24:41

to support it financially. A

24:43

staircase to get into the event. Hardy

24:46

B stole the show in one

24:48

epic train. A team

24:50

of eight ushers was brought in

24:52

to manage the ruffled billowing gown.

24:55

And today I made not one, but

24:58

two red carpet arrivals. She

25:00

made her first appearance in a dress adorned

25:02

with fruit and bird. Then

25:05

and bird. We got a dress

25:07

adorned with fruit and bird.

25:12

Like it just look, I have a personal experience

25:14

with this. One time I went to I think it

25:16

was Uganda, Nairobi. Is that right?

25:19

Anyway, I visited these dumps and

25:21

they were haunted by Marabou Storks

25:23

and mad cattle chomping on the

25:25

cub of poverty. Children

25:27

there saw out objects amidst

25:30

the drift of waste. They

25:32

say this place was the

25:34

cradle of civilization where humankind

25:37

first came from within

25:39

a week because I lived a

25:41

giddy celebrity lifestyle. Then I was

25:43

at a Parisian fashion show, John

25:46

Galliano's, to be precise, and watching

25:48

the extraordinary opulence, it jarred me

25:50

to feel that in a single

25:52

week I could experience such poverty

25:55

and such opulence. I'm in no

25:57

position to make a moral judgement.

26:00

of anybody and it isn't a

26:02

moral argument that I'm presenting to

26:04

you, it's an existential one. Does

26:07

this seem somehow bizarre,

26:09

berserk, macabre, odd, peculiar, broken? Does

26:11

this leave something in your chest?

26:13

I see in the chat JIJ

26:15

2022, Hunger Games, anyone? Do

26:20

you not feel a haunting? Do you

26:23

not feel phantoms are among us?

26:25

That the culture is running out of

26:27

ideas? Do you not think it when

26:29

you see Joe Biden and when you're

26:31

told that Joe Biden's speeches are going

26:33

to be short now? When you remember

26:35

the echoes of JFK, the

26:38

deep state will subvert democracy.

26:40

When you learn how George

26:42

Soros made his billions with

26:45

inside information. When you see

26:47

politicians and lawmakers roll the

26:49

dice, surely profiting on inside

26:51

information. When you see escalating

26:53

wars across the world, knowing

26:55

that you're funding them, do

26:58

you not feel that we

27:00

are approaching some pivotal moment? When

27:02

you learn that in Ukraine

27:04

they are piloting schemes that

27:06

attach your bank balance to

27:09

your voting capacity and your

27:11

digital identity, that this is

27:13

coming to you. That

27:15

around the world they are piloting

27:18

legislation, biotechnologies, social credit score systems

27:20

that they await only now, the

27:22

appropriate disaster in order to legitimize

27:25

further authoritarianism. And when you feel

27:27

all of this, when you sense

27:29

all of this, when you hear

27:32

a voice calling from deep within

27:34

you and you turn on your

27:36

TV set and this is

27:39

what you're invited to marvel at at the

27:41

center of your culture, do you not feel

27:43

deep within yourself that something is dreadfully

27:45

wrong? Two hours later, she returned to

27:47

the carpet in a black gown by

27:50

John Galliano, designed in 1996, the year

27:52

she was born. She

27:56

wore a headpiece of roses. remake

28:00

of a 1951 Balenciaga that she

28:02

fell in love with after seeing

28:04

it in a photo. I

28:06

saw it in a photo. That's no additional

28:09

information is it? Where did you see it?

28:11

I saw it in the reflection of a

28:13

refrigerator door. I saw it

28:15

in a puddle. I saw a

28:17

gloved hand emerging from a lake

28:19

and in it was an image

28:21

of this dress. Now please

28:24

let me reiterate that I'm in no

28:26

position to condemn the individuals that participate

28:28

in these spectacles and festivals having been

28:30

to them myself. But surely now how

28:33

is it that the scales have fallen

28:35

from my eyes? Did you always know? Have

28:37

you always known that this is some extraordinary

28:40

spectacle, some mad potent pole

28:42

at the heart of a

28:44

berserk culture that we need

28:46

to avert our eyes from

28:49

or somehow topple? The Kardashian

28:51

sisters were there. Kim wore

28:53

a dress with a silver

28:55

metal skirt covered in flowers

28:57

and twigs. Flowers, twigs, fruit,

29:00

flowers, we got it from

29:02

a photograph. Meanwhile there's a

29:04

spectacle of extraordinary military activity

29:06

all around the world funded

29:08

by you. Meanwhile farmers are

29:11

being divorced and almost dragged

29:13

from their land financially or

29:15

literally government programs to make

29:17

forced acquisitions. Meanwhile seeds are

29:19

being patented, food is being centralized,

29:22

lab meats are being endorsed by

29:24

some of the world's most powerful figures.

29:26

I'm talking specifically about Bill Gates. We'll

29:28

cover that story elsewhere. When ludicrous bizarre

29:31

events like that, remember that Willy Wonka

29:33

event in Scotland that everyone said was

29:35

like crap. Well they created

29:38

a version of it. Like that

29:41

was itself a parody of an

29:43

event and then they parodied that

29:45

parody again. Like where

29:47

is the, when is the ridicule,

29:49

the ludicrousness, the bizarre pastiche going

29:51

to end? Oh no,

29:55

well, oh my gosh, I thought I was pulling up

29:57

something about Willy Wonka and it's Israel invades Rafa

29:59

despite her. Hamas Ceasefire Agreement. No, but hold

30:01

on a minute. Remember,

30:04

Kim Kardashian's dress has

30:06

got twigs on it

30:08

and mouses. There's photographs of mouses

30:10

faces on it. What's the Willy

30:12

Wonka One-Watt button, guys? 15,

30:16

they're all 15. Oh

30:18

yeah, look, LA recreates

30:20

Glasgow's Willy Wonka disaster, sad

30:22

oompa loompa included. This

30:25

is an interesting philosophical perspective

30:27

where pastiche parody and reiteration

30:30

of cultural ideas has gone beyond

30:32

the parodic. Something

30:35

that was a ridiculous attempt

30:37

to create something is in

30:39

itself being imitated. Endless silk

30:41

screen imprints as if from

30:43

some god, godless war hole.

30:45

Endless images of meaningless celebrity.

30:47

You scroll down your feed

30:50

and you see, children are

30:52

being blown up. This is a $100,000 dress. It

30:55

took 10 years to put it on. Jeffrey

30:58

Epstein managed to kill himself. All the footage

31:00

is gone. George Soros is a billionaire.

31:02

And you're invited to remain compliant

31:04

throughout it. No wonder people are

31:06

turning to Christ. No wonder people

31:09

are awakening. No wonder people are

31:11

becoming uncooperative because

31:13

this is an astonishing

31:15

spectacle to participate in. And

31:17

in the middle of it, in the

31:19

middle of it, you have the peculiar

31:22

figure of Kamala Harris, who somehow seems

31:24

to have a foot in both cams.

31:26

Russell, what about you and the Pied

31:28

Piper? All right, you're talking about

31:31

that time when I was at the Olympics. I

31:33

can tell you this, when I'm inside the world

31:35

of celebrity, when I was in there, when I

31:37

was inside it, when I was younger, people aren't

31:39

going, hello there, we're from MKUltra. Would you mind

31:42

being the handler of this person? No, that doesn't

31:44

go on. I would tell you. I would tell

31:46

you. Look at what's happened to me in the

31:48

last six months, you lunatics. Look at what's happened

31:50

to me. What

31:53

It's like is you're just caught up in narcissism, individualism, and

31:55

your own. Sort of like, oh my God, yeah, I am

31:57

important. I Thought I was important. And I Rode on the

31:59

bus at the Olympics. Olympic ceremony and sang that

32:01

Willie Wonka song. but I don't think that's

32:03

actually satanic. Come with me and you'll be

32:05

in a world of pure imagination. You feel

32:08

like they should be happening to me. Funded

32:10

poor and and when your trousers stare at

32:12

the crop, should you have to sell a

32:14

type of scotch? Tape them up to think?

32:16

Well, This. Is who says

32:18

the world Now this is reality

32:20

now. Who's. Extraordinary His extraordinary to

32:23

visit some of these worlds. And maybe

32:25

you'll come back with some gold. Maybe

32:27

you'll combat with some proof. Maybe you'll

32:29

combat with something useful for your community.

32:31

A Okay guys, this have a look

32:33

at. This this is that. it is astonishing. Kamala

32:35

Harris was asked about how massive

32:37

potential cease fire while Israel have

32:40

invited Rafa in the midst of

32:42

all of this gall are and

32:44

spectacular. What do you say? Kamala, you're

32:46

not a dollar will likely come all as

32:48

attempt. To so of normalize herself and

32:50

to buy like this is just another

32:53

day in the projects is amazing. Have

32:55

a look at this sixteen. Seventeen.

33:00

Eighteen I'm I could never heard. Of

33:11

almost as if is a society a. Grandson

33:15

slams. For its and slim. That

33:18

said, it's threats and shreds as

33:21

the Us prison shrimp. Is

33:23

not the answer to everything

33:26

Kamala. Folksy, homespun, Recipe.

33:28

Chit chat ain't gonna be enough

33:30

as Rome. Burns and Crumbles. And

33:32

what do we learn by looking

33:34

at the spectacular. Met Gala while

33:36

all around us the fire. And Brimstone

33:38

seems to be observable an avid and

33:41

while I believe what we learn from

33:43

it's is the sent a kennel hold

33:45

that the world is falling apart. And

33:47

the we must the rise and fall

33:49

for That is why think women are

33:51

you think in the comments and that

33:53

schatz hey. today's headlines

33:56

stories a pretty significant one astra

33:58

zeneca have been forced to admit

34:00

that their product does fit,

34:03

perhaps has always caused, blood

34:05

clots. It's been admitted publicly,

34:08

it's unavoidable, it's evident, it's

34:10

obvious and it's pretty astonishing

34:13

for us to have to confront that

34:15

reality. AstraZeneca as a

34:17

result of the legal acknowledgement

34:20

that their product causes blood clots in

34:22

very rare, very rare cases have been

34:24

forced to globally withdraw it. Now I

34:26

want you to look at this because

34:29

this is an extraordinarily revelatory

34:31

piece of propaganda. This shows

34:34

you how when a

34:36

global organization, remember AstraZeneca is worth 75

34:38

billion dollars, is one of the biggest

34:40

companies in my country the United Kingdom.

34:42

You may run the world now but

34:44

we got the accent still, we still

34:47

got the accent. 75 billion dollars

34:49

is worth. AstraZeneca have

34:51

clearly been forced to acknowledge legally

34:54

in a legal context that their

34:56

product in rare cases, very rare

34:58

cases causes blood clots. Notice how

35:01

they handle what amounts to a

35:03

press release in the Telegraph, that's

35:05

a British legacy media organization. Notice

35:08

how they're able to frame this information

35:10

in the most favorable manner conceivable, almost

35:12

as if by the end of it

35:15

you think I like AstraZeneca and those

35:17

people that got blood clots kind of

35:19

deserved it. Have a look at this. The

35:22

Oxford AstraZeneca Covid vaccine is being withdrawn

35:24

worldwide months after the pharmaceutical giant has

35:26

made for the first time in court

35:28

documents that it can cause rare and

35:30

dangerous side effects or it says here,

35:33

rare and dangerous side effects. It's

35:35

emphasized the word rare and it's

35:37

used the singular to describe the

35:39

nature of adverse events. Let me know how

35:41

that tallies with your experiences

35:44

of vaccines in the chat guys. Remember it was

35:46

Bobby Kennedy who recently said 25% of Americans believe

35:48

that they know someone who's died as a result

35:51

of taking the vaccines. That's a belief, that doesn't

35:53

mean it's an absolute fact but it's you know

35:55

it doesn't sound like a very rare side effect

35:57

does it. AstraZeneca said the

36:00

vaccine was being removed from markets

36:02

for commercial reasons. It's just commercial

36:04

reasons. What's the commercial

36:06

reason? Well, when you sell a product

36:08

that kills people, they stop

36:10

liking it and buying it. They

36:13

said the vaccine was no longer being manufactured

36:15

or supplied, having been superseded

36:18

by updated vaccines that tackle

36:20

new variants. What it

36:22

is, we're only withdrawing this vaccine, not

36:24

because we've admitted in court documents that

36:26

it causes side effects, no, because we've

36:28

got even better vaccines now. Why aren't

36:31

you taking them by the way? What

36:33

do you know of what we don't

36:35

know? Vax zavera,

36:38

which sounds like a baddie

36:40

in a Marvel movie and

36:42

fundamentally acts like one, has

36:44

come under intense scrutiny in recent months over

36:46

a very rare side effect, which causes blood

36:48

clots. Very rare, again, very rare. It's very

36:51

rare. We just want the stress. It's very,

36:53

very rare, which causes blood clots and low

36:55

blood platelet counts. AstraZeneca admitted in court documents

36:57

lodged with the high court in February that

37:00

the vaccine can in very, very rare. You're

37:02

not getting the message. This is so rare.

37:04

Oh, it's so rare. If you have one,

37:06

put it in a zoo. It's like a

37:08

giant panda. If you could find two people

37:11

with AstraZeneca vaccine injuries, if you could get

37:13

them to breed, you could sell them to

37:15

zoos around the world. They're like the Loch

37:17

Ness monster of injuries. Well, definitely

37:19

then there won't be people registering

37:21

adverse events all over the world.

37:23

There certainly won't be an explosion

37:25

in excess deaths. So significant that

37:27

insurance companies have had to alter

37:30

their premiums to accommodate the extraordinary

37:32

number of people dying that aren't

37:34

supposed to, or at least predicted

37:36

to be at risk of dying.

37:39

Vax zavera, vax zavera. It

37:42

can in rare cases cause,

37:44

I would love that to

37:46

spell out thrombocytopenia syndrome. Let's

37:48

have a look at the

37:50

next page. But AstraZeneca

37:52

has insisted the decision to withdraw the

37:54

vaccine is not linked to the court

37:56

case or it's admission that it can

37:58

cause TTS. The

38:00

timing was pure coincidence

38:03

pure coincidence Well

38:05

over here we've been forced to legally admit

38:07

that our product does in very rare very

38:09

rare case like a humming And hummingbird landing

38:11

on your finger in very rare cases It

38:14

does kill people is

38:16

a pure coincidence. That's what it is

38:19

a pure coincidence It's the only thing

38:21

about their product that is pure is

38:23

a pure coincidence a unique new strain

38:25

of Coincidence a coincidence

38:27

as if from the heavens

38:29

a coincidence bubbling up from a brook

38:32

in a statement The company said we're

38:34

incredibly proud of the role vax of

38:36

area played in ending the global pandemic

38:39

Are you according to independent estimates? I'd

38:41

like to query the phrase independent estimates

38:43

over six point five million lives were

38:45

saved in the first year of use

38:47

alone Six point five

38:49

million. Well, that's extraordinary because if it saved

38:52

that many lives I wonder why there are so many

38:54

Excess deaths because you would have to

38:57

counter the deaths that have subsequently been

38:59

happening against the six point five million

39:01

people They're apparently alive now, but wouldn't

39:03

be alive Maybe these people are people

39:06

that benefit from blood clots in some

39:08

way like superheroes. I suppose I'm

39:11

blood clot man. What's your special power

39:13

hemorrhaging? Millions

39:16

as we're saying the first year of

39:18

use alone over three billion doses were

39:20

supplied globally Very rare our efforts have

39:22

been recognized by governments around the world

39:24

and are widely regarded as being a

39:26

critical component of ending the global pandemic

39:28

recognized by Governments around the

39:31

world. Are you beginning to understand

39:33

how I am beginning to understand

39:35

that there are a nexus of

39:37

power Interests they include the media

39:39

governments private corporations that act in

39:41

cohesion with one another to create

39:43

almost impenetrable Realities and

39:45

if you happen to be one of the

39:47

people those very rare people who got blood

39:50

blood clots You better be able to afford

39:52

the legal bills. You better be willing to

39:54

withstand their shaming, right? I mean, do you

39:57

remember for example that Justin Trudeau went out

39:59

of his way to say that

40:01

you should take AstraZeneca. Do you remember

40:03

that moment? Do you remember that

40:05

he had no hesitation in

40:08

publicly stating that if all

40:10

you're offered is AstraZeneca, you

40:13

better take your medicine like my

40:15

mama takes on Fidel. For

40:18

the Prime Minister, if you could

40:20

just please talk to me about the AstraZeneca

40:22

vaccine. We're hearing about people showing up to

40:24

their appointments in Montreal when they hear it's

40:27

AstraZeneca, they don't want to get it. What's

40:29

your message to people who are worried about

40:31

getting this vaccine? Health

40:33

Canada and our experts

40:36

and scientists have spent an awful

40:38

lot of time making

40:40

sure that every vaccine

40:43

approved in Canada

40:45

is both safe and effective.

40:48

Therefore, safe and

40:50

effective. Do you remember

40:52

how many times you heard that? Do

40:54

you remember how many times your reluctance,

40:57

your hesitancy, your circumspection, your individual freedom,

40:59

your bodily autonomy, your ability to make

41:01

choices for yourself, your perfectly natural conjecture

41:04

that there had been no time to

41:06

trial over a decent timeframe, the efficacy

41:08

and side effects of these vaccines were

41:10

all seen as a kind of heresy,

41:13

as a kind of opposition

41:15

to a religious dogma suddenly

41:17

concocted the main liturgical requirement

41:19

of which was your obedience,

41:22

your compliance. Do you think that's

41:24

a coincidence? Do you think that

41:26

your compliance and obedience is just

41:28

another adverse side effect, a side

41:30

effect at all? Or is it

41:32

the main event? Are they trying

41:35

to create a culture of obedient,

41:37

docile, supine citizens that do not

41:39

question, that take their medicine and

41:41

shut our mouths? The

41:44

best vaccine for you to take is the

41:46

very first one that is offered to you. That

41:49

is how we get through this as

41:51

quickly as possible and as safely

41:54

as possible. The very first vaccine.

41:56

Vaccines, get your vaccines just to

41:58

snatch them off the floor. Extraordinary

42:00

wasn't it that these vaccines where you

42:02

should just take the first one available

42:05

to you were not made available in

42:07

the continent of Africa And they did

42:09

not grant licenses for their manufacture in

42:11

that continent because you know people in

42:13

Africa wouldn't be able to manage it

42:15

almost As if there was some kind

42:17

of profit motive and perhaps motive even

42:19

more nefarious than that We certainly now

42:22

know that dual-purpose research is at least

42:24

part of the history of the advent and Invention

42:27

of these curious products which many people

42:29

believe don't even warrant the use of

42:32

the word vaccine Look how far behind

42:34

you the legacy media are the reason

42:36

that they're far behind you is because

42:38

they are Reaching out to

42:41

grab you to smother you to

42:43

shut you down and prevent your

42:45

awakening and your advance It's not

42:47

a coincidence as multiple

42:49

variant COVID-19 vaccines have since been developed

42:51

There is a surplus of available updated

42:53

vaccines, so that's why we're doing this

42:55

This has led to a decline in

42:57

demand for that severe area which is

42:59

no longer being manufactured or supplied Asha

43:01

Zeneca has therefore taken the decision to

43:04

initiate withdrawal of the marketing Authorizations

43:07

for that severe area within Europe we

43:09

will now work with regulators who we

43:12

also fund and our partners who are

43:14

the same people as the regulators to

43:16

align on a clear path forward to

43:18

conclude this chapter and significant

43:21

contribution to the COVID-19 Pandemic

43:25

almost church Hillian now in their

43:27

statesmanly approach to this issue Remember

43:30

notice how the media partner them

43:32

in the constant reiteration of the

43:34

words very rare very rare You're

43:36

almost lucky to have been vaccine

43:39

injured. Oh, you like a bastard

43:41

What would not give to be

43:43

vaccine injured? I sometimes lie here

43:45

in bed at night with my

43:47

myocarditis Thank you

43:49

my lucky stars We

43:52

will now well Oh, yeah, the UK government

43:54

largely stopped using the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine by

43:56

the autumn of 2021 by which time it

43:58

is applied a better 50

44:01

million doses in the UK. It

44:03

was replaced in the UK with

44:05

Pfizer. Okay, remember their legal indemnity,

44:07

Moderna. Remember how many people from Moderna,

44:09

many people that work at Moderna

44:11

now that previously worked for the

44:13

UK government in time for the

44:15

winter booster campaign at the end

44:17

of 2021. AstraZeneca

44:20

has always insisted that patient

44:22

safety is our highest priority.

44:25

Thanks for

44:27

that. Patient safety is their highest priority.

44:29

Everything else is after that. They arrive

44:31

at AstraZeneca every morning. Are the patients

44:34

safe? Make sure

44:36

that you can ensure that none of this

44:38

information gets out there. The company

44:40

has said from the body of evidence

44:42

in clinical trials and real world data,

44:44

the AstraZeneca Oxford vaccine has continuously been

44:47

shown to have an acceptable safety profile

44:49

and regulators around the world consistently state

44:51

that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the

44:53

risk of extremely rare. Can we just

44:55

say again, this is extremely

44:57

rare. Do you want to play extremely rare bingo?

44:59

Do you want to take a drink

45:02

every time they remind you that it's

45:04

extremely rare and end up like Mickey

45:06

Rourke lost it alone somewhere in some

45:09

extremely rare rehab because of the constant

45:11

bombardment of the term. But there's

45:13

a human side to this, incidentally.

45:16

Kate Scott, whose husband Jamie was left with

45:18

permanent brain injury after having the vaccine and

45:21

who was the first person in the UK

45:23

to bring a legal action said AstraZeneca's Covid

45:25

vaccine no longer being used in the UK

45:27

or Europe and soon the rest of the

45:29

world means no one else will suffer from

45:32

this awful adverse reaction. Kate, I

45:34

know that your husband had this terrible brain injury,

45:36

but could you just say very

45:39

rare? A couple of times it's not rare in

45:41

our house, it's 100%. Yeah, I know,

45:43

but it's just good for the it's good for the article

45:45

if you'd say very rare. Very rare. Could

45:48

you say how often Kate

45:50

is it that you see

45:52

the Loch Ness-Monson very rare?

45:55

Right, cut the first bit and a bit after. We'll

45:57

use that very rare. They say

45:59

it's for commercial. reasons, but maybe it's

46:01

because it can no longer be seen

46:03

as being within the acceptable safety parameters.

46:05

Let me know in the chat. Is

46:07

it for commercial reasons or

46:09

is it because it's no

46:11

longer within the acceptable safety

46:13

parameters? Families whose

46:15

loved ones died after taking the

46:18

AstraZeneca COVID vaccine have abandoned attempts

46:20

to sue the pharmaceutical giant after

46:22

being told that they were likely

46:24

to use. Remember that the UK

46:26

government are undergirding AstraZeneca's legal fees

46:28

and payouts themselves with your taxpayer

46:31

dollar. In our case, pounds.

46:33

You pay for the vaccine, you pay

46:35

for the indemnity, you pay for the

46:37

court cases when the product kills people.

46:39

Do you see now the system? Now

46:41

why don't you get on and vote

46:43

for one of these two globalists and

46:46

shut your mouth? Families have pulled out

46:48

of the high court case after being

46:50

told that they'll be unlikely to succeed

46:52

with their claims because a leaflet issued

46:55

at the height of the pandemic warned

46:57

of a rare side effect associated

46:59

with the vaccine. So

47:02

when Kate Scott comforts

47:04

her children at night because their father

47:06

has a brain injury, they

47:09

can say, or when the many

47:11

broken families left in grief bereavement

47:13

and giddiness because of death caused

47:15

by this product seek to console

47:17

each other. Remember

47:19

the leaflet. Remember the

47:22

leaflet. Do you see another

47:24

tenet of the bureaucracy we live

47:26

within? It is as long as

47:28

they've warned you, as long as

47:30

you sign something, as long as

47:32

they have indemnity, there's no requirement

47:35

for honesty, there's no requirement for

47:37

decency, there's no requirement for integrity

47:39

or transparency or clarity and perhaps

47:41

when you're grieving or weeping you

47:43

can use that leaflet to wipe

47:45

away your tears and the tears

47:47

of the children left behind by

47:49

these irresponsible deaths that were known

47:52

about prior to action being taken.

47:54

But did you get a leaflet

47:56

though? You did get a leaflet.

47:58

Legal experts believe. that

48:00

this could potentially protect the

48:03

pharmaceutical firm against cases brought by

48:05

families whose relatives were given a

48:07

dose supplied after April 7, 2021.

48:12

Well, let's face it, that's the

48:14

actual reason that all of that

48:16

happened. The Health Secretary orders Vaccine

48:18

Compensation Scheme review as claims saw.

48:21

Oh look, the government step in to protect

48:23

corporations. How astonishing. The UK Health

48:25

Secretary has ordered a review of

48:27

the Vaccine Compensation Scheme after surging

48:29

claims following the pandemic. Did any

48:31

of us ever remember seeing on social

48:33

media they're going to have legal hell

48:35

to pay when the chickens come

48:37

home to roost? Do you remember that? Do

48:39

you remember those conversations? Do you remember that

48:41

those conversations were censored and shut

48:44

down? Do you remember that people were

48:46

banned and shadow banned? Do you remember

48:48

that Moderna and Pfizer spent money to

48:50

track independent journalists and pundits that were

48:52

speaking about all of this? And now

48:55

Victoria Atkins has asked officials in their

48:57

department to draw up options for

48:59

reforming the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme which campaigners

49:01

have said is no longer fit for purpose.

49:03

It comes amid concern that the scheme is

49:06

struggling to cope after becoming overwhelmed by a

49:08

huge volume of claims from those suffering side

49:10

effects after COVID vaccines. But those people are

49:12

hysterical. Those people should be

49:15

shamed. Those people are

49:17

out of their minds. Now

49:19

do you remember that Chris

49:21

Como at the height of

49:23

the pandemic on CNN advocated for

49:25

the vaccines, participated in the shaming

49:27

of people that were actually vaccinated

49:30

but not vaccinated enough. And of

49:32

course now he with extraordinary

49:35

serendipity, I don't say this with any

49:37

delight or joy actually because we are

49:39

actually all on the same team aren't

49:41

we? We are all actually human beings.

49:43

We do all actually have to find

49:45

a way to get along with one

49:47

another and heal after the extraordinary understanding

49:49

that has emerged during the pandemic period.

49:51

We cannot trust the media. We cannot

49:53

trust the state. We cannot trust the

49:55

corporations through donation and through

49:57

funding advertisers and through extraordinary

50:00

investment are able to control the media

50:02

are able to control the government and

50:04

maybe just maybe it

50:06

goes even deeper than that even those

50:08

that were willing to go on the television and

50:10

demand that you get vaccinated or that you should

50:12

be shamed or you should be blamed or you

50:14

should be named and paraded through the streets and

50:17

if you were ever ill there should be no

50:19

obligation to be you should be left to die

50:21

on the floor like a dog without even time

50:23

for no me to shoot you dead like one

50:26

those people are still we're all on the same

50:28

team and we have to find

50:30

some way of finding unity here's Chris

50:32

Como during the pandemic talking about vaccines

50:34

is pretty staggering here is during the

50:37

pandemic talking about how all of us

50:39

should get our asses vaccinated and fast

50:41

everybody should know that about you Byron

50:43

Donald you are not telling people to

50:46

get vaccinated you are not pushing it

50:48

you are not saying it's the right

50:50

choice you're saying you're not doing it

50:52

and your family's not doing it and

50:54

you're leaving out of the equation that

50:57

you can make other people sick as

50:59

if that doesn't matter okay

51:02

Chris did you not just hear my answer

51:04

30 seconds ago why I said if you

51:06

want to be protected from these variants and

51:08

the original what about protect other people vaccinated

51:10

I promote you to do that I just

51:12

told you live on your own show that

51:14

if you want to get vaccinated America go

51:16

do it but if there are Americans like

51:18

myself who choose not to please don't berate

51:20

me for doing that is a personal choice

51:22

I have made my own health

51:24

care I am allowed to do that I

51:27

don't you Byron you're absolutely right to do

51:29

it you have a right to do it

51:31

two different statements okay do you have

51:33

the right of course nobody's debating that except

51:35

you guys as a false choice what I'm

51:37

saying is is it right to

51:39

do it yes because it's pretty

51:41

obvious these bloody things don't work and

51:44

potentially cause more harm than they could

51:46

ever solve look at the confidence look

51:48

at the hysteria about look at where

51:50

he's working how can you even blame

51:53

Chris Como as an individual I suppose

51:55

the only thing that would make this

51:57

more extraordinary is if Chris Como himself

52:00

then became a victim of vaccine injury.

52:02

Let's watch this clip play out. Have

52:05

you spoken to a doctor? You're supposed to be

52:07

a leader. Have you talked to the CDC and

52:09

the people who are in Florida at the Department

52:11

of Health about whether or not they think you

52:13

made a good choice? Because if your answer is

52:15

just then, well, I don't care what they say,

52:17

this is me, I'm an American, that

52:20

is being dumb as

52:23

a proxy for being bold. And

52:25

I don't think it's a good message because remember,

52:27

it's not just you for protecting yourself. Well, let

52:29

me say this. If you, for

52:31

a moment, look at the innocent

52:34

childlike wonder of Como's opponent, his

52:36

sort of God-fearing open-heartedness, his willingness

52:38

to actually come on a hostile

52:41

TV show like Chris Como's on

52:43

CNN was and have an open-hearted,

52:45

and perhaps the reason his heart

52:48

is open and indeed functioning is

52:50

because it's not rife with myocarditis,

52:52

perhaps because he only took one vaccine. And no, also,

52:54

this is a dude that had taken

52:57

a vaccine. He's not like, do not

52:59

take vaccines under any circumstances. It's part

53:01

of some population reduction program. It

53:03

was created as a result of

53:05

dual-purpose research. I've got strong evidence

53:07

to suggest that the lab leak

53:10

itself involved Fauci and Fauci's funny,

53:12

that he's not going into any sort of,

53:15

ultimately true, intriguing territory. He's just saying, I've

53:17

taken one vaccine, I'm not gonna take any

53:19

more, thanks. And he's been treated like what

53:22

he's saying is this, well, under some circumstances,

53:24

pedophilia could be a nice way to pass

53:26

the afternoon. New York Times released an article

53:28

that's getting a lot of play that

53:31

says that there are thousands of people. This

53:35

is now, subsequently, Chris Como

53:38

in an extraordinary act of, look, again, Chris

53:41

Como is a human being, and like I

53:43

thought he did pretty well when he was

53:45

on Tucker recently, but he has now experienced

53:48

vaccine injury now that he's left CNN. I mean,

53:50

if he was still working at CNN, what

53:53

would he have instead of

53:55

vaccine injury? Just inexplicable headaches,

53:57

dizzy spells, quiet heart attacks,

54:00

the corner, but we'll see an ender.

54:02

The vaccine continues to sell in record

54:04

numbers. Pfizer's stock prices have stabilized.

54:06

Help me! Shut up, Chris. Chris,

54:08

don't be so selfish. Chris, shut

54:10

your goddamn mouth, Chris. Chris, can't you see?

54:12

We're trying to do the news. Brand new stuff.

54:14

Yeah, come on, we're trying to tell the truth

54:16

over here. You son of a bitch, why don't

54:19

you go take some goddamn ivermectin? Actually,

54:21

I am taking ivermectin now. It's too little

54:23

too late. Who say they're still suffering side

54:25

effects they believe from

54:28

the vaccine and that those have

54:30

been ignored. Now, one of them is

54:32

nurse practitioner, Sean Barkovich. He

54:35

says he got his first dose

54:37

in 2020, had side effects. Just

54:40

standing up sent his heart racing, stinging

54:42

pain in his eyes, mouth growing.

54:44

Those have gotten a little bit better,

54:47

but he still has what they call

54:49

tinnitus. That's a ringing in the ears.

54:51

We know that vaccines can have unintended

54:54

consequences, aka side effects. This on CNN,

54:56

though, where was this on CNN? I

54:58

mean, again, it's not a personal attack

55:01

on Chris Komo. What's the point in

55:03

that human being individual, but on

55:06

CNN at the time, wouldn't it

55:08

have been better to say, well,

55:11

listen, we know that vaccines do often

55:13

cause side effects and injuries. And

55:15

it's understandable that there's a good deal

55:18

of cynicism here because of the profits,

55:20

because of the legal indemnity, because of

55:22

the sort of bizarre accompanying propaganda campaign,

55:25

because of the unwillingness to

55:27

provide clinical data, because of

55:29

the use of modeling instead

55:31

of empirical epidemiological data, and

55:33

because of a clear intention

55:35

to create the conditions that

55:38

legitimize authoritarianism. Why can't CNN,

55:40

New York Times, the BBC

55:42

have those conversations? Perhaps it's

55:44

because they are affiliates of centralized

55:47

organizations that have identified that they

55:49

are no longer in opposition with one

55:51

another. They are in opposition with independent

55:53

media, and they are in opposition with

55:55

you, that your intellectual freedom, your autonomy,

55:57

your bodily autonomy, your mental freedom, your

55:59

spirit. Freedom is a problem for

56:01

them. That's why domestic populations are being

56:03

treated as terrorists That's why your individual

56:05

free will is suddenly a problem That's

56:08

why your spiritual freedoms your right to

56:10

raise your children How you want to

56:12

raise your children are all suddenly problems

56:14

because you are in a war There's

56:16

a war. All right And you are

56:18

the enemy when it comes to the

56:20

legacy media the establishment and their shared

56:22

interests But nobody's really

56:24

talking about it because they're too afraid of

56:26

blame and they just want it to go

56:28

away But the problem is people like Sean

56:31

and me and millions of others who still

56:33

have weird stuff with their blood work And

56:36

their lives and their feelings and more, you know

56:38

physically are not going away No.

56:41

Oh, well, there you go. That's

56:43

pretty fascinating What an incredible turnaround

56:45

that represents and how is it

56:47

that these systems are able to

56:49

be continually? Perpetuated is

56:51

there some nexus is there some point

56:53

is there some motive for

56:56

all of this is Bobby Kennedy talking

56:58

about? the various relationships between the state

57:00

between big pharma and Legislators,

57:03

let's have a look And

57:07

in 1980 we passed a

57:09

law called the Bayh-Dole Act And

57:12

that law allowed NIH scientists

57:14

and NIH as an agency

57:17

to collect royalties On

57:19

any new drug that had helped develop Including

57:22

the scientists who worked on a drug.

57:24

So for example the Moderna vaccine There

57:27

are between four and six individuals

57:29

at NIH who will get $150,000

57:32

a year as long forever as long

57:35

as that mr. N8 technology is on

57:37

the market NIH

57:39

owns half the patent and

57:42

they get 50% So

57:45

if you're a regulator working for these

57:47

agencies and you're making royalties and you're

57:49

paying for your mortgage and your boat

57:52

and your alimony and your kids education

57:54

Based upon the performance of that drug

57:56

in the marketplace because you helped develop

57:58

it It

58:01

tends to subvert the

58:04

regulatory function of the agency because you

58:06

have the regulators who are supposed to

58:09

be looking for problems in that drug

58:11

who are instead making sure they don't

58:14

see any problems. So assuming that's

58:16

an extraordinary take that ultimately there

58:19

are royalties received by regulatory agencies

58:21

that are in themselves funded by

58:23

Big Pharma. It begins to make

58:25

sense when you see the financial

58:27

trials. Some people will say follow

58:29

the money. We were told to

58:31

follow the science. Economics is sometimes

58:33

regarded as a kind of science

58:35

and it seems that when science

58:37

becomes a subset of a certain

58:39

economic imperative it becomes empirically observable

58:41

that corruption is at play.

58:43

And unfortunately for AstraZeneca it's had

58:46

real life victims in real time.

58:48

And for them to claim that

58:50

this product is being drawn for

58:52

commercial reasons, unless those commercial reasons

58:54

are we are killing our customers

58:56

then there's a degree of dishonesty.

58:58

And the only thing pure is

59:01

the coincidence that they are claiming

59:03

that this is because the product

59:05

seems to be somewhat short of

59:07

pure. But that's just what I think. Let

59:09

me know what you think in the comments

59:11

and the chat. We'll continue to cover these

59:13

stories. You may have seen Andrew Bridgen who

59:15

is a British MP who was booted out

59:17

of his own party for speaking out

59:20

openly about his own concerns and

59:22

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59:24

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week's exclusive video only for our members

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is on the advent of Operation Mockingbird,

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which I talk about live with Mike

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Benz. He explained how the deep state infiltrated

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and indeed set up media relationships all across the

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world. You could have joined us live for that

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conversation on locals. It was pretty good when it

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blessed old bird. It was pretty good, weren't it?

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You can also meditate with us so that you

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can go within yourself and give yourself the

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resources to cope. And you can also

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join our book club where we explore

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the tools that may help us survive

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what appears to be deep, deep, enmity

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coming from potentially the mon- forces.

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British MP Andrew Bridgen

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certainly thinks something staggering

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is happening and that

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there will be a real reckoning

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when the number of deaths caused

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by these products is finally calculated.

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Let's have a look. There's

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nothing more important than excess

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energy and Covid-19. I was

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thrown out by the Conservative

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Party for tweeting that a

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leading cardiologist has said that

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we're in a bit of

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a vaccine

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rollout is the biggest crime against humanity since

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the Holocaust. I'm afraid it's

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going to be bigger than the Holocaust because I think

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we've got to be somewhere between 10

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and 20 million people have been killed

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by these experimental vaccines worldwide and it's

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still going up. Extraordinary. It's

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something that we're going to

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have there consider and remain

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observant of and diligent about.

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Well guys, thank you for

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what's been a giddy little roller coaster ride

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that's Vandana Shiva or Mike Bairns or

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participants in a growing movement that you

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are part of. Surely if we can

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unify, surely if we can unite, we

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can become more powerful. Our next event

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for the Awakened Wonders is on the

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menu on the screen now. I believe

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that. What day is this? Thursday, the book club tomorrow. Is

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it already time for the book club? We'll be doing

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this tomorrow. Remember, if it's Jude cycle

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Synchronicity 525, you guys join us for

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this. I'm really, really into it. Remember,

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Thank you so much you guys

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for your support. We really appreciate

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you. Please join us tomorrow for

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the Rumble Stream of Mike Benz.

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You will come out of this

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understanding how Hunter Biden got a

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job at Verisma. This is exclusive.

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I've never heard this explained before.

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You will understand how George Soros

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became George Soros. You will even

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understand that the Deep State were

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involved with and even sponsoring Google while the

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kids that founded it were still PhD students.

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You might think you know this stuff. Do

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you think you know this stuff? Well you're

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gonna know it tomorrow. Come to university.

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Come to school. Come for the information, education

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and all of my awakening and to be

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part of a community together. The very community

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that will oppose these Goliath like monsters that

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may be currently stand to stride us. But

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let me tell you there's a slingshot coming

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and it's part of your awakening. See you tomorrow. Not for more

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of the same but for more of the different. Until then if

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you can't stay free.