Learn About Vax Ingredients And Their Effects With An App!

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Welcome beautiful people to organic healthy Lifestyle and I'm Nancy
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Addis and your host, and if you'll please join me,
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I like to start off my show with a prayer.
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I think it frames my show with such beautiful energy,
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so I just join me in whichever way you would like.
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Your divine creator, please allow your love for us to
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extinguish any fear that we may have. To become quiet
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and focused on your spirit of divine love. Maybe we
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feel the waves of peace washing over us in the
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earth and clearing away any anxiety or negative situations. We
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claim and to clear your grace, love and promises and
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gratefully accept your gifts of strength, compassion, fortitude, flexibility, wisdom, insight,
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and perfect health. Bring peace to our souls that surpasses
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all worldly understanding, and make us a light for others
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to see your strength. And I ask for this in
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the highest good of all concerned for everyone listening, now
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and for everyone listening in the future. Thank you. And
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so it is so today y'all are in for a
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very special treat We have on one of my absolute
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most favorite people in the world, doctor Sherry Tenpenny. And
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she is an osteopathic medical doctor, board certified in three specialties,
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and she began her career as an emergency room physician,
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serving as director on a level to trauma center for
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twelve years. She is world renew on recognized leader and
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voice exposing vaccine dangers and medical corruption. With over fifty
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thousand hours of research spending more than twenty five years,
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she's one of the first medical professionals to sound the
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alarm on vaccine risk. Doctor Sherry tan Bennie, I am
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so happy to welcome you to the show today.
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Well, thank you so much and I'm glad to be here. Nancy.
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It's great.
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Thank you. You've been one of my favorite people for
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so long. And I bought your your Vaccine Saying No
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to Vaccine's book many many years ago.
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That was many years ago. It was published in two
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thousand and eight.
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I mean, you are so ahead of the curve and
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I just you know, I think you really woke a
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lot of people up and we're an amazing leader and
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courageous voices that were speaking the truth. And so I
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just have really been honored to get to know you,
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and I was so fortunate to get to meet you
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in person in Dallas at one of Doctor Artists's events.
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One of the things I wanted you to talk about today,
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and you're welcome to just take the floor and talk
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about anything, is very very important. But I am so
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excited about you and Doctor Artist's vax app that is
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now coming out, and I would love for you to
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share with everyone what that is and how they can
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use it.
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Well, this was a Brian had this brain. Brian and
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I've been friends for a really long time, and I
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would say maybe two and a half years ago, he
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came up to me at a conference where we were
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both speaking and he said, come here, I have an
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idea for you. I said, okay. So he said, you know,
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I have an idea that we should put all the
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vaccine stuff on a phone app. And I was like,
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how come nobody's ever done that before, because that's just
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absolutely brilliant. And so Brian being Brian and he does
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things the way he does. He told me once that
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you know, he comes up with ideas and then he
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generally sits on him for anywhere from three to four
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years before he actually takes action, and he thinks it
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through like a matrix in his head, and he figures
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out all the pros and cons and the downsides and
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all these other things before he takes action on it.
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So he said he'd been thinking about this for a
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couple of years, even before he approached me two and
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a half years ago, And so we started emailing and
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texting back and forth with some of the ideas that
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we had, and then I think it was February of
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last year, February of twenty twenty five, I flew down
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to Dallas and spent a couple of days with him,
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and we drafted this whole thing out, mapped it out
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of what we wanted to do and how we wanted
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to expand it, and then it's taken about a year,
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a little more than a year to put it all together.
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Other and this first rendition that we're that we're being released,
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which is available now, by the way, and you can
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get it by going to Dr tenpenny dot com Forward
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slash vax app, which is the AX app, or you
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can go to the the app store and uh, you know,
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search for vaxapp. But we've drafted it all out. It
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took a long time to build because it's got so
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many different complexities, and we build it to grow. And
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so this first rendition because we just had to get
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it out there, and we wanted to get it out
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over this summer before the parents started dragging their kids
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into the doctor's office in August to start getting their
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shots to go back to school. And so now you know,
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most people, you know, a lot of this information they
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can find on the internet if you if you know
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what to look for and you've got time to search.
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But everybody has their phone in their hand. I mean,
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everybody has always got this thing glued to their hand.
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So if they're sitting in the doctor's office, they can
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and you know, at a pediatrician's visit, they can ask
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the clerk at the front desk, you know what shots
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is my kids supposed to get today? You can start
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looking them up. You can search by ingredients, indications, contraindications.
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There'll be some published studies in there to begin with.
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You can make sure that you're the vaccine that is
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being injected into your baby is for the appropriate age group,
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because we've seen a lot of adult vaccines actually get
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injected into children even though they've not been approved for that.
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And you can ask the doctor like, did you know
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that this vaccine has do you know what this word is? Doctor?
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And how do you pronounce this word like amorphous sodium sulfate?
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What is that? Can you pronounce it and tell me
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what it is and why it's in this solution you
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want to inject into my baby so you can. So
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the whole idea is to empower parents with information and
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they can go to the vaccine and they can search
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it by manufacturer, by date, by all these things. And
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then Brian and I have already met apped out for
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the next year or so that we're going to have
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monthly updates that is going to be going into the
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vaxsapp So they'll make some of it will be videos
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like two minute, five minute, twenty minute videos. The twenty
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minute videos will be basically me and Brian probably a
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study that he's found or one that I've found, and
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that we're dissecting the study and pulling it apart in
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a conversation for parents. We'll have downloadable PDFs with information
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on it. I'm working on a section for refuting the
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twenty five most common reasons your pediatrician wants you to vaccinate,
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and now you can you can refeat it with published
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studies and with the right language. Brian's working on a
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whole section on what to do instead of vaccinating in
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terms of nutrition and health and all these different things.
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And then we're working on a section of what questions
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to ask your doctor, how to deal out questions, what
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statements to make to aggress of family members, Like if
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you've got a father in law that's a pediatrician and
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a mother in law that's a pediatric nurse, I mean,
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how do you talk to them about why you've maken
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the decision to not send your children through the pediatric
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poisoning program. And so it's going to be a lot
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of different things. So where it is right now is
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of great value, but the value added that we want
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to keep adding to this app so that people will
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continue to learn and continue to research, and of course
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it will all just be in the palm of your hand.
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I mean you can find these things by spending a
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lot of time in front of your computer and doing
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a lot of research. But you generally don't have your
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laptop on your lap when you're talking to your pediatrician,
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or when you're out to dinner with friends, or when
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you're trying to have an argument with a family member.
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But you can pretty much guarantee everybody's always got their
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phone in their hand or nearby. So we did this
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for as an empowerment tool, and it's going to continue
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to grow as time goes on.
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It is magnificent and I'm just I cannot believe how
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how wonderful this whole idea is, and it gives you
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so much strength and information when you're trying to talk
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to someone who's like a brick wall, who is so
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built into the allopathic medical community that you can't get
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through to them.
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I think what you can start with is saying, did
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you know pull up the ingredients section and say do
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you know what these things is? Yes? And that's that's
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my wonderful little puppy. So you can, you know, start
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with the ingredient lists. You know you were to let's
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talk about flu shots. Did you know that flu shots
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were made? Have all these things that fluent flu shots have,
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the multi doose flu shots up until this year, and
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we're still had had mercury in them. Now it's supposed
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to be taken out, but we're not sure. You need
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to ask the question did you know? And you can
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pull up the shingles vaccine? Did you know that the
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shingles vaccine was made from cells of a barded fetal tissue?
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Did you know that? Did you know that the MMR vaccine,
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the rubella fraction is made from cells of aborted fetal tissue?
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Did you know that? Look, it's right here, and these
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are taken directly from the FDA approved and published vaccine
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package inserts. So here you are right here. You can't
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refute it. And so do you really want cowblood and
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chicken parts and animal tissues and more than one hundred
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different chemicals if you get every vaccine on the schedule?
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Do you really want all that stuff injected into your baby?
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Maybe I'll learn about it and learn how to say no.
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One of the sections we'll be adding is going to
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be vaccine exemptions that you can get that right in
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the palm of your hand. And then we're going to
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be adding a section for vaccines and your pets, and
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we're going to be doing a section on animal health
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and wellness like healthy food, healthy snacks. You know, what
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to do instead of taking your dog to the veterinarian,
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just like Brian's working on the part of what to
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do instead of running off to the pediatrician. So we
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have a lot of vision for this app of where
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it's going to go over time, and right now it's
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I think you can download it for two weeks for free.
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That it's ninety nine a month, nine dollars nine nine
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cents a month, or ninety nine dollars for the year.
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And we know that as we add more value as
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time goes on, it's going to go up in price.
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But where you locked in, that's where it's going to
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stay for you.
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Wow, that is a bargain for what it provides. I'm
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really kind of like overwhelmed with how much research and
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how much information y'all put in here. I know one
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of the things you started doing way back when was
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actually reading all the information having to do with these
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that I believe so many medical professionals don't even bother
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to do. And it's just mind blowing that, you know,
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they just want to inject all of these really toxic
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poisons into people's bodies. And it was I think it
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was doctor ed group. He says, it really reflects what
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an amazing human being people that we are, that we're
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not all dead after all of these injections of all
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these toxic poisons. And I not only health counsel people,
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but I'm an award winning pet nutrition counselor too.
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On pet were very good and so when I saw
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that y'all were going to have it for animals as well,
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I was just thrilled because so many of the animal
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health challenges, just like peoples, I believe for actually a
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result of these toxic injections that they've been given.
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Yeah, for sure. And you know, the pet vaccines are
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even worse, you know, and they're now starting now and
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going forward, all the new pet vaccines are going to
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be mRNA vaxes that have not been tested for long
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term safety and have not been tested to see whether
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the self amplifying RNA vaccines As you inject that into
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your pet and it continues to make those those antibodies
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and divides over and over and over again, there's no
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testing done to know whether or not there is shedding
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from your animal to you about the vaccines that they
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inject your pets. I did a podcast interview a couple
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of weeks ago with a holistic vet out of New York,
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and she goes backwards and back in the day. She's
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been a veterinarian for like forty years, and she goes
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back to like when she was a conventional vet for
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like ten years, and then she kind of went to
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a conference and at the conference, they were talking about
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vaccines and vaccine injury and animals, and she's like what.
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vet hose at an animal hospital, and she and the
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vet text started noticing all the animal just the animals
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when they came in with a new onset problem, whether
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it was diarrhea or ezema or rash or chronic ear
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infections or whatever they had. That then they looked at
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the record and every single one, one hundred percent of
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those animals had had a one or more vaccines in
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the preceding six months. And it was at that point
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in time she said, I just can't do this anymore.
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love for animals, and to think that I was injecting
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things into them that was making them sick. She said,
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I just couldn't do it anymore. So that's when she
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got into homeopathy and herbal medicine for pets and all
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of those different things. That's been doing holistic veterinarian care
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for thirty years. I guess since then.
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that space, because so many people really can't handle it.
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lot of the doc when they realize what they've been
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doing all these years, they can't handle it emotionally, and
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they know a lot of them ended up killing themselves.
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of them retire, you know, or they go, Okay, I
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was planning to work another ten years, but I'm going
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to accelerate that and I'm going to work more hours,
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I'm going to do more things because I got to
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be done with this in two years. I just can't
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do it anymore. So they, you know, they hurry up
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their retirement program and their retirement plan, you know, get
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things paid off or paid down, and then they say
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I'm done. I mean, I know of this was many
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years ago, but I know of four neurosurgeons that just
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couldn't stand the hospital stuff and what they were doing
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and how they were billing and charging. So they all
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gave up their practices. These were neurosurgeons, and they went
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and they went to Vegas and they became blackjack dealers,
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the true story, the true story.
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their savings. They were making you know, decent and they
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were having a lot of fun and they had none
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of the stress and none of the stuff that happened.
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but they did it for several years because they were
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able to live off of it, have fun, meet people,
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you know, and do some different things. And we're just
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out of that hospital system. So if the physicians aren't
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so distraught, which some are, some get to be so
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distraught that they do go into do commit suicide. And
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in veterinarian medicine, the number one cause of death is
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suicide from what they do to these animals and what
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they see done to these animals that they just they
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went into because how much they loved animals, and they
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just get sucked into the system. So suicide is one
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of is I believe the number of maybe second only
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to accidents, but the number one cause of death among
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veterinarians because they just what happens to our little fur babies.
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You just can't stand it, you know.
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It, It is shocking. I was actually pre veterinarian at
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Texas A and M for a while, and I saw
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what they were doing to animals, and it, to me,
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had no basis of being useful. It was more like
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just torturing animals. And I didn't want to be a
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part of that. And so I'm a certified International Wildlife rehabilitator,
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and so I'm more of the I'm the renegade nutritionist
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according to a bench of my friends in Dallas.
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But that's really true. That's really good.
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You know.
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When I was growing up, the only two other things
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I considered being besides going to medical school was I
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love history, and I talked I thought I'd like to
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be a maybe an archaeologist, and then my mom said,
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they don't have showers and they use outhouses and that
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was the end of that. And the other thing is
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I grew up on a farm and we had lots
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of animals, and I thought I wanted to be a veterinarian.
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But then we lost a dog. We raised beagles, and
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one of our beagles died, and you know, like after
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child after they gave virtual a bunch of puppies and they died,
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and I was so broken hearted, and I thought, I
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can't do this. I can't take care of sick animals
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that can't tell me where they hurt or what's wrong,
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or their stomach aches or whatever it is. No, I
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can't do that. So from the time I was four
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or five, maybe I just set my sights on going
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to medical school.
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Well, I love your good heart, and ever since I've
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found you in my research, I just absolutely embraced your
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whole message. And as I'm looking at this bagsap and
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I'm thinking about the whole COVID fake demick, and I
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have to say, I think it was doctor Ley Merritt
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on one of her shows. She quoted Michael is it
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eden rden En, former professor vice president for like many
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many years, stating that you cannot pass viruses from person
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to person. They just it doesn't happen. And I know
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they've kind of breaked that quote over the poles but
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they've never been able to isolate or prove that there's
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any virus that isn't one that is created on a
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computer screen. And so I, you know, I wonder about
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how much of this you know, virus talking things is
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really just people getting sick from various things that you know,
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effect us. And I have to admit that people I
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know who yearly get these like flu vaccines and things,
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they're the ones that look the worst and get the sickest,
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and it makes my heart so sad to see them
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do that to themselves.
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Well, you know, that's that whole virus no virus conversation
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is quite contentious, and you know, I I hear what
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they're saying about, you know, all these viruses that are
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supposedly grown in you know, petri dishes with all of
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these you know, cowblood, chicken parts, fibroblasts and all these
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other things in there. So how how do they really
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know if that's a virus that people claim they haven't
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isolated anything. And I do believe that something things are
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transmitted from one person to another, that somehow they're trans
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people get sick. And I've never heard a really adequate
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explanation for for that transmission of like chicken pox from
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one person to another, or measles, or rabies, and rabies
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you know, been around for you know, one of the
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first viruses I think that they started to develop a
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vaccine from. And so you know, there's I think I
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think there's room for both arguments. I don't believe it
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needs to be so black and white in all or nothing.
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I could say that there's a lot of fat cadd
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virus talk. You know that they you know, because of
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the way that they supposedly propagate these viruses in these
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animal tissue cells and all of that. Well, you know,
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that's just a bunch of goop you're injecting into people.
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But then I've never heard other things adequately be explained,
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like a rabies virus, like measles, and particularly like chicken pox.
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you had everybody in the neighborhood, you know, you got together.
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I know, really we're old enough to remember all of that, right,
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and the same thing, you know, measles would go through
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like a classroom, you know, all at the same time.
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things and computers and you know, a lot of the
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stuff that we hand sanitizers on everything, and all the
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different toxicities in the sixties, but you still had chicken
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pox parties, you had measles, you know, that went around,
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and you got bit by a really sick animal and
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died of something, you know. And so I think that
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there are these two discussions that need to be more
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thoroughly vetted, and I don't And I stand pretty strongly
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on the position that I don't think so many things
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have to be black and white. It either is or
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it isn't. It's all of this and none of that period.
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I mean, I think that there's a lot of gray
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areas in science, and there's room for arguments on both
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sides to not completely throw the baby out with the bathwater,
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but maybe evaluate the bay of bathwater a little differently
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and say what's real and what's not real here. You know,
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I did a podcast last week. I had doctor Robert
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Redfield on my podcast.
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Redfield was the head of the CDC at the beginning
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of COVID, and he was on the board of directors
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of Operation Warp Speed and he has a long forty
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year history in virology. I worked with Anthony Fauci for
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years on AIDS and HIV sort of things. And he
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was on my podcast and at the end of the
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podcas we had a conversation. It was kind of after
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we unfortunately, after we had turned off the recording. We
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had this great conversation about He said, yeah, I know
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who you are. I've looked you up. I know what
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you stand for, and I don't agree with you, and
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I think vaccines are the greatest thing ever for humanity.
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I said, well, you know, we could have an extended,
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long conversation about that. Maybe you might learn a thing
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thing or two. You know, maybe you might learn a
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few things. And I said, you know, I'm pretty much
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he's a vaccine skeptic. He said, no, you're not. He said,
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you ask intelligent, really important questions challenging vaccines. And I said,
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and he had told me that he had worked on
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these polio campaigns when he was at the CDC, and
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that while he was at the CDC, he had gotten
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the number of polio cases in the world down to
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under twenty five. He said, now it may be a
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couple one hundred of wild polio. I said, okay, then
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let me ask you a couple direct questions about that
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number one, If there were less than twenty five cases
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of polio in the entire world of eight billion people,
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wouldn't that billions of dollars spent by GAVI and UNIFSEF
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and the World Ark Organization be bent or spent on
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pottable water, sanitation, electricity, nutrition, education for those all those
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people that are probably malnourished and probably dying of other
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types of diseases other than worrying about polio. That's the
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first thing I said. The second thing is polio is
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not a synonym for paralysis. And you even said earlier
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that polio the polioviruses are gastrointestinal viruses. And at the
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CDC's owned data says that at the peak of the
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polio outbreak here in the US in nineteen fifty four
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nineteen fifty five, ninety eight percent of people who were
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exposed to the poliovirus had what looked like a stomach flu.
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Less than zero point zero zero four percent of people
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ever developed paralysis, and of those, more than fifty percent
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had complete resolution of the paralysis within two years. I said,
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that's CDC data. He said, yeah, But they're worried about
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imported polio, I said, listen, I don't buy that. I said,
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I did a deep dive on that. In eighteen years
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there were six cases of imported polio. And where are
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the little sick kids who have polio in the middle
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of worn torn countries? How are they ever going to
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get to the United States? The middle of Afghanistan and
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India or not India, not India, but Pakistan and places
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like that, How are they going to get to the US?
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Please tell me? And I said, in the last thing,
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I said, you know, the World Health Organization declared the
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Western hemisphere polio free in nineteen ninety one and declared
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it absolutely polio. The last case of wild polio in
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the Western hemisphere. That's North America, Central America, all of
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South America, the entire western hemisphere. The last known case
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of wild polio was in nineteen ninety one, and they
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declared the western hemisphere of polio free since nineteen ninety four.
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Why are children in America still getting between four and
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five polio vaccines as infants? And he leaned back in
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his share and he goes, that's a really good question.
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And he said, and these are the types of questions
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that we need to have with people that you know
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think vaccines are good and they do good things. He said,
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but I think vaccines should be given not across the
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board as a standardized dose, not mandated. They should be
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given selectively to high risk populations and given appropriately, just
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like you would prescribe a medication. I said, I think
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that's a worthy discussion. I said, but you guys who
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are all big pro vaccine people take everybody like me
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who goes wait a minute, and shove us aside as
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conspiracy theorists, tinfoil hat people. And I said, I think
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if you guys would bother and listen to you might
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learn something. He said, well, I think so. So I
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was really really good, And I was expecting the entire
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interview to be rather cantakerous, and it wasn't at all.
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It was really super important interview with a lot of
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really important information about the downside of COVID and all
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the problems that's happening from the COVID jabs. And I
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really do think he is He's got to be in
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his late seventies. He might even be eighty, because during
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the conversation in passing, he made a comment that he
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and his wife had been married for fifty years, so
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he's got to be late seventies, maybe even eighty, but
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he you know, it was important to see somebody of
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that level of credential and that level inside of government
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willing to say we made a mistake, we did this wrong. Oh.
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I love that. That sounds like it was just an
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amazing conversation, and bravo for you approaching that and even
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bringing up those subjects. I was born in fifty four.
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I remember the whole pulio thing, and so it's you know,
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it's still weighs heavy on my mind, and I think
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in many ways, a lot of the health challenges I
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had as a child were literally like injections from caused
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by injections from my doctor. And as I look back
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on everything, because when I stopped doing all of that,
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that's when I actually started getting well and started having
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really good health. But one thing I wanted to ask
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you about with the COVID vaccines, the injections, I don't
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know if we call them vaccines because they've really changed
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the definition of that so that they could call them
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that and have immunity from them. But did they you know,
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if they're experimental, they never have set ingredients. So how
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on your bacsapp are y'all going to do these vaccines
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that they just can change all the time and not
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have an actual set recipe.
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No, that's not really accurate. Once that they have submitted
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their set rest as you call it, to the FDA
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and have created a package insert, which is a federal document,
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you know, they can't change anything inside of their unless
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they go through clinical trials and resubmit again.
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Okay, I am I'm glad to hear that because as
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as I was listening to various people and five docs
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is one of my favorite groups, and that's a group
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that you're in with some really admirable medical doctors. I uh,
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you know, I heard different things about how you know,
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they were developing these so fast and they you know,
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were experimental, and they were you know, some of them
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were shifting around in different ingredients, and so I am
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glad to hear that they actually have to have a
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set of like solid ingredients that they use and they
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can't just like change it. Well as as as an
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experimental vaccine of some sort.
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Yeah, they can't. No, they can't do that. I mean
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once it's been once it's been approved. Now, there was
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there's been. There was a lot of shenanigans during the
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COVID era because they got away with a lot of
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things by licensing it, not even license it, but by
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releasing it under the EUA, the Emergency Use Authorization, and
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so because it was never FDA approved, they didn't have
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to have a particular certified package insert. And if you
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remember that, for months after they released the vaccine, there,
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you know, and you opened up the package insert, it
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was just a blank piece of paper, you know, And
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so they got away with murderous, murderous things. That's why
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that's why I wrote the book Zero Accountability and a
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Failed System, How Big pharm A weaponized vaccine's, public health
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and the law, and that was released a little over
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a year ago now. So that's I mean saying, note
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of vaccines. It's nice that you mention it, but it's
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been out of print for a very long time, and
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it was actually published in two thousand and eight, and
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I always had this vision of updating it and re
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releasing it, but you know, life just goes on to
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other things, right, So that's why I wrote this book,
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and it's probably going to be the last vaccine book.
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I'm going to write for a while. Because it's Scott
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it's loaded with information in terms of reference material and
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all those things. Plus there's a storyline in it and
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it's kind of an interesting read. So it's called Zero
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Accountability and a Failed System And you can get it
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from our website or you can get it from Amazon.
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Either way, but it's a book that a lot of
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people will want to read because it really talks about
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pandemics and you know past pandemics and what happened with
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the prep Act and all the things that they got
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away with under the EAU and it's just there's just
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a lot of good material in there, if I do
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say so myself.
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Doctor ten Penny. We were getting lots of questions of
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our listening audience, and so we have someone asking your
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thoughts on the who and then another one wants to
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know if your book is in audio version.
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Oh well ask answer the second one first. Yes, it
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is an audio. It is an audiobook. If you get
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it off of Amazon, you can get it in an
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audio file, so it's available for audio for audio file.
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I think it's also on Kindle and it's it's a paperback.
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I did not release it in hardback, so it's a
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It's available in paperback and you can get it on
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Barnes and Nobles, you can get on Amazon, you can
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get on our site. You can go to bookstore dot
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d R tenpenny dot com, which is bookstore dot d
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R tenpenny dot com, which has not only my books there,
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but it has all of the books of all of
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the authors that I've interviewed in the last In the
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last seven months, I've read, Nancy, I've read one hundred
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and fifty seven books since November because I read every
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book of every guest I have on my show. So
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I've read. So it's been a I had somebody tell
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me today it was like a forced education and so
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and the good news was, I mean, it was a lot.
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It was like drinking from a fire hose. It still is.
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I've got seven books to read over this upcoming weekend,
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and so it was it's a you know, it's a lot.
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But I've learned more in the last seven months, and
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I probably have in the last seven years about a
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diverse set of topics. And most of these books were
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books that I would never walk into, like like a
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Barnes and Noble and pull off the shelf and read.
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We have relationships with several authors, I'm sorry, several publishers
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that have pr directors that bring us guests for our show.
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So we have lots and lots of categories from biblical
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archaeology to astronomy, to politics, to food, fitness, pets, but
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you know, all sorts of things and so and I've
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not only have I read the books, then I get
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to talk to the authors, which has just been so delightful.
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And I've gotten to meet so many wonderful people by
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doing this podcast that I would have never ever had
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a chance to meet ever. So it was really it's
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been been a lot, a lot, a lot of work,
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and people can listen to it. It's called the show's
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called The Tenpenny Files. Let's put the thch in there.
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The Tenpenny Files. You can find it on our website.
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You can find it on x We post them on
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x how. You can find them on my substack, which
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is Dr Tenpenny dot substack dot com, or you can
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find it on Spotify, Pandora, Apple, iTunes, tune In and
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all those different places. We also have a YouTube channel
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and a rumble channel, but the best, you know, we
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do a lot of a lot of things on X.
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So back to the second question that was asked, what
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do I think about the WHO? I think at the
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probably this is twenty twenty six, maybe three years maybe
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four years ago, I was I've been doing podcasting for
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six years now. This whole book thing is something a
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little different. I had doctor Paul Alexander on my show,
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who used to be used to work at the WHO,
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and now he works out of Washington, d C. And
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he's got his own you know, sub stack and stuff
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like that. And at that point at the time when
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he was on my show, I said, did you realize
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did you see that the World Health Organization is trying
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to post an international treaty to make us all comply
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with putting all of the sovereign countries in the world
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underneath the World Health Organization in the event that there's
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another pandemic. And he sat there for a minute and
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he said, you know, the best thing that people that
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could be done with the World Health Organization is to
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chop it down and use it for firewood, he said,
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he said, you know, he said, I'm an island boy.
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I grew up in the Caribbean, and when I was
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growing up, you know, The whole thing was to get
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an education. To get off the island. You either had
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to play professional ball or you had to get an education,
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he said. And I'm kind of short, so I was
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never going to be able to get to play ball.
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So I studied and studying, and he said, I got
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off the island. I got my master's degree, my PhD.
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And my vision of the top job in the entire
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world I could ever have as an epidemiologist was to
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work at the World Health Organization, he said. So I
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got a job there, and he said, for I can't
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remember if he told me, it was like three or
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four years. He said. It was just despicable. He said,
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there's not no science that's done there at all. Nobody
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with any good credentials would ever want to work there
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because it's all good old boy backslapping and seeing which
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ENDNGO you can get money out of. He said, the
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best thing that could happen to the WHL would be
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to chop it down and use it for firewood. And
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so that's kind And I've watched through I've seen some
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of my friends, you know, go through all of these
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different things, like you know, doctor Merle Nass, who you
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know talked about all the treaty they got the treaty
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shut down, and I've watched all this despicable stuff that
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that organization is done and is continuing to do, and
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I always go back to that conversation I had with
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doctor Paul Alexander, and I have to agree with him.
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Well, I so appreciate you sharing that with us, because
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that was magnificent information right there, and you know, it's
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such an insight into the organization is very helpful. And
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the fact that it's mostly funded by private organizations like
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the Bill Gates Foundation, and that it's really not it
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doesn't represent real countries and the sovereign people that live there,
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and it just, in my opinion, I agree with him
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very much. And so we have another listener asking what
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clinical trials do they have to go through these vaccines
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in order to prove evidence on anything like even the
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COVID injection.
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Well, they're supposed to supposed to go through double blind,
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placebo controlled trials, meaning that they are tested the new
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vaccine they're trying to bring to market needs to be
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tested against a true placebo. The definition of a placebo
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is that it is a totally inert subject substance, so
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it would be equivalent to a shot of steril water
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or sailine. And through Aaron series work and the work
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that he did with UH with the high Wire, he
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has he created a chart of showing all the vaccine
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trials and all the vaccines that have been brought to market,
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and not one has ever been tested against a placebo, none,
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all the way back to the polio vaccine, which I
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know for a fact they used the Tetana shot as
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the as the as the placebo trial. So they've done
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They've tested one vaccine against another vaccine all the way through.
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You know, when they did the Garda cell vaccine, the
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placebo was a shot of aluminum, and Garda Cell had
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aluminum in it. So when the number of side effects
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were the same, they said, well, the gardes Cell is
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as safe as the placebo, which is true because it
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was aluminum compared against aluminum. And so that's the type
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of nonsense that this entire industry has done. If your
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audience has not read the book Vaccines Amen by Aaron Seery,
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It's not a very thick book, but it is loaded
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with information. It's now become one of my favorite vaccine
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books and it's because it really he did an interview
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I don't know, maybe eight or nine years ago with
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doctor Stanley Plotkin, and he used that as the base
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for this book. And Plotkin is like the godfather of vaccines.
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And he called the book at Vaccines Amen because he
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said vaccination and vaccination policy is all about religion. And
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people will say I believe in vaccines, and the vaccine
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pro vaccine people say amen, And so it's a And
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that's what the premise of the book is is that
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there is it's based on nothing I've known. I've been
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doing vaccine research and teaching for In September, it'll be
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twenty six years, almost twenty six years that I've been
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doing this stuff. And I've always known that it was
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full of lies and fabrications, and they make stuff up
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and they twist things. I didn't realize how empty and
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full of air the entire resident industry is. It's based
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on nothing but a mantra. Because we keep saying safe
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and effective and necessary, safe, effective and necessary, and we
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said it eighteen billion times that somehow we believe that
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that's true. After reading Aaron's book and the way that
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he wrote it in this interview, with Stan Pluckin and
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even further than that, it's based on nothing, no science,
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no reputable science whatsoever. And that's why about maybe maybe
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six eight months ago, I said, Yeah, I woke up
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one day and I said, you know what, I'm not
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going to talk about the pediatric vaccine schedule ever again.
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I'm going to call it what it is. I'm going
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to start calling it the pediatric poisoning program because that's
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exactly what it is. It's not necessary, and all it
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does is bring poison into these newborn, beautiful God given
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gifts of life. And we've got it's a two hundred year,
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multi generational indoctrination of a lie. That it's time to
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pull back the curtain and make it stop.
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Amen, sister, I so agree with you. And that makes
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me want to bring up del Big Trees documentary that
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it was released in I think the last year, called
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Inconvenient Study, which compared vaccinated people with unvaccinated people, and
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the unvaccinated people are basically healthy for life and unvaccinated people.
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I don't know.
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I think I heard one lady who worked at a
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vaccine company for many years. I think she is Irish.
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During COVID said something like, for every vaccine you get,
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you have something like twelve hundred health challenge as a
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side effect of that. And whether it's autoimmune or paralysis
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or blindness or whatever it might be, there's a whole
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list of things that happen to a lot of people
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that get injected with these substances. Yeah, And it's interesting
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because I find that the people who basically claim themselves
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to be really you know, religious and believers in the divine,
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some of them act more like their doctor is God
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instead of God being God. I know, it's really interesting
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how the mainstream media has conditioned people into looking at
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the allopathic medical community as being you know, like something divine.
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Well, you know, we've been conditioned very very well. Trust
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the doctor and ask the doctor you know every single
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thing you know, and even at your introduction on your show,
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before you change to a new diet and you try
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a new supplement, be sure you can consult with your doctor.
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You'ren't going to know Jack Squat about any of this stuff.
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So why do you need to go consult with the
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guy or gallon the white coat that doesn't even know
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that vitamin C is important?
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You know?
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And so you know, and all of our television commercials,
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you know, which are seventy percent pharmaceutical based. Ask your doctor,
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Go ask your doctor, and your doctor. I don't know nothing.
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And that's one of the reasons why we develop the
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VACSEPP because we know that the pedatricians don't know anything.
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And now this is an empowerment tool for parents to
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be able to say, well, I know what's in the vaccine.
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It's right here. Why don't you know what's in that vaccine?
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And why do you think it's okay to inject a
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toxic poison called aluminum into my two month old baby
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that can that can't even hold its head up? Roll over?
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What makes you think that they're going to get exposed
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to tetanus and hepatitis B in my house and in
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the baby's basinette doctor. You know, it's like we have
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really got to get bold and strong and stop genuflecting
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to a profession. We don't genuflect to our accountant or
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our CPA, or our dentist, or our hairdresser or to
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our you know, our tailor, our mechanic. We don't genuflect
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any of them. We don't put up with any crap
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from our next door neighbor. But when it comes to
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the doctor, we've got to oh, my goodness, the doctor
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knows best. We've been changed and that got beaten into
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our head in the sixties with television shows like Doctor
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Knows Best and Chad Have It in the Medical Center
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and Ben Casey and all these different shows that you know,
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uh and all that. Even though we're modern shows about
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about medical doctors. It's like, seriously, people, they put their
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underwear in the morning just like you do. They wash
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their hair and brush their teeth just like you do.
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They just happened to have studied different textbooks than you
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did when you went to college. It doesn't mean that
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you can't learn a little bit. And I'm a really
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big advocate about people do it taking steps to learn
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some things about their anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. Your anatomy
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is your muscles and bones. Your physiology is how everything works.
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Your bioch chemistry is what you eat, drink, and breathe.
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Because from the moment of conception till the time you die,
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you get one of these sets of things called the body.
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It's it. You don't get another one if you may.
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If you mess up, you can't go. I'm turning this
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one in for a refund, I want a new one.
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It doesn't work. And through the through our entire lifetime,
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we may have several houses, we may have lots of cars,
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we may have changed careers a couple of times, maybe
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even changed spouses a couple of times. But at the
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end of the day, you have one body, and people
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are like, I don't know anything about my body. Why
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And we have so conditioned people to believe we have
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to abdicate that to this profession called physicians. You can
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learn about your body. You can get a basic nursing
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school textbook like nursing one on one, like the First Round,
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because it's very basic because they're just out of high
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school and go taking the first step to go into nursing.
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So you're starting with some basic understanding about what things
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are and how they work. And you don't need to
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understand your body, maybe to the depths of like a
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a cardiovascular surgeon or a complex endochronologist, but you can
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learn that. You can learn simple things like stand like
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if you've had a stroke or you've had a brain injury,
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you can stand in front of a bathroom mirror, buck
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naked and go, well, my good side, I can touch
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the top of my head. With my bad side, I
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can't get it up there. Well, you don't need to
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know that that's the deltoid muscle, the bicep muscle to try,
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so you don't need to know the name of the muscle.
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You don't need to know how it's innervated. You don't
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even have to know how it works. You just know
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that this arm doesn't go up, so you need to
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work on it. What do I need to do to
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get some mobility back in that arm? Because I can
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do that with this SORR I can't do. I got
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to do something with it.
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Doctor Vinny. I so hate to interrupt you, because you're
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just so brilliant and I want to hear everything you say,
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but we have like one minute left.
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I'm so sorry.
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It's okay. I was hoping you were seeing our timing
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on the right. But I am so honored to have
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you join us, and I would so love to have
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you back on to expand war inso some of these
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wonderful subjects that we've just been able to touch on here.
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And if you could just briefly, you know, tell everyone
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your website anything that might be coming up that you
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want them to know about down.
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On July the eighteenth, we have a webinar on limes
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disease and tick bytes and people can find out more
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about that by going to tick bytes dot Dr tenpenny
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dot com. That's on July eighteenth. It's a Saturday morning
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from ten to two tick bytes dot Dr tenpenny dot
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com and we you know, we we've got you. If
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you sign up today, you can get a fifteen percent
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discount on that and then of course going to the
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basapp Dr Tenpenny dot Dr tenpenny dot com, forward slast
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baxapp or go to the app store and you can
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find it and download it. But the tick byte webinar
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that we're going to be doing is going to focus
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on tick bytes and lime disease, so people will want
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to be part of that. It's on July eighteenth.
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Awesome. I just want to say again I'm going to
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try to talk doctor tenpenny and joining us again and
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expanding on some of her wonderful research and doctor Tenpenny,
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thank you so much for joining us today and you're
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welcome here sharing your valuable time with us, and for
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all you listeners out there, I know doctor ten Penny
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will agree with me that we wish you great health
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and a beautiful life, and thank you for joining us
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and sharing your valuable time with us today.
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Thank you so much for having me. It was fun,
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all right. Take care.
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Thank you,