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Discussion on Public Health and Liberty
My job here is not to convince you of a thing.
My job here is to merely present the context that says that
there is no question
that the entirety of what we've been through over the last four years has
been merely an orchestration to assault the liberties of
people here in this country and around the world.
Pretending that this is some sort of public health emergency,
pretending this is a justification for the
inconceivable threat to liberties and the violation of
human rights is actually nothing more than to give lip service to
tyrants.
And the fact of the matter is, the evidence starts here in the UK in
nineteen
sixty-six. Your own Wellcome Trust was the one who
decided to fund the coronavirus as the preferred form of human
manipulation in nineteen sixty-six.
It was one year later that the United States
and the UK got into an agreement that
said that we were going to modify and manipulate coronavirus to see what
could
be done to infect, quote, a healthy population, end
quote. That was nineteen sixty-seven, the year of my birth.
So this slow-moving train wreck that we call Operation Warp
Speed only took fifty-six short, short
years to come into being.
And in two thousand and eleven, in the document that
is imaged on the left,
which unfortunately given the size of the screen is pretty much illegible, but you
can go find it.
A antitrust collusion, and I'm using that term quite literally,
between the Wellcome Trust, the Rockefeller Foundation,
the Gates Foundation,
NIAID, and the Chinese Center for Disease Control
and Prevention got together and established a
mandate that said that by twenty twenty the world would
accept, and I
quote, a universal vaccine, end quote,
by the end of twenty twenty.
Now, these folks apparently had a divining rod
or some sort of mysterious bubble
that they could look into to, to see the future with such accuracy and
elegance that they actually identified back then that coronavirus might be the
thing that would be just what nature needed in order for that to
happen.
And by twenty fifteen we had the public statement, and I need to
read this into the record. "To sustain the funding base
beyond the crisis, we need to increase the public
understanding of
the need for medical countermeasures such as a pandemfluenza or
pancoronavirus vaccine." Let me pause for a moment.
When this statement was made, the World Health Organization had
officially declared
coronavirus
a eradicated disease.
In what world do we need a vaccine for a disease that the World Health
Organization, in its own infinite wisdom, has declared eradicated?
Question. Just sit on that for a moment.
But let's go on. A key driver is the media and the
economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to
our advantage to get to the real issues.
Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the
process.
Does that sound like a public health emergency to you?
Or does that sound like a statement of treason?
That is an act of domestic and international terrorism, and
that should be
admission of that act.
And just in a few short days, we will have the author of that statement,
one Peter Daszak, testifying in Congress that this thing
probably slipped him out of a, a, a random event that took place in
Wuhan, China, where a bat and a pangolin got together, and voila,
in December, we were there. That's a quote from twenty fifteen
in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
That's the conspiracy level language I'm using.
Now, by the way, I'm using the term conspiracy in the legal
definition of the term.
This is the admission of conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism.
And one year later, the last image you see on this screen, one
year later was the announcement, and I'm quoting, that the
Wuhan Institute of Virology virus one was, and I quote,
poised for human emergence, end quote.
That was two thousand and sixteen.
That's the proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
That's the conspiracy that I'm apparently representing.
Next slide.
Now, the evidence for all of you who doubt the
merits of the argument
that I'm making is right in front of you.
In two thousand and two, the upper left, you see the first patent in two thousand
and two filed on the synthetic
chimeric coronavirus, which, as I've said in many instances,
was actually patented to be infectious and replication-defective.
What that means is it's actually weaponized.
That's not an allegation, that's a statement of fact, because in two
thousand and five, you see at the bottom of the curriculum
vitae of one Ralph
Baric, line fifty-seven, I believe that is, of his bio
says, "Synthetic coronaviruses, biohacking,
biological warfare enabling technologies."
Does anyone actually want to just muse for a moment what he could have
potentially meant when he said biological warfare-enabling
technology?
Does that sound like a public health response?
Does that sound like a P-three program where we're trying to figure out
how to treat this thing? Is that what it sounds like?
Or is there an outside chance that the reason why he unleashed
ten million dollars that year and every other year in
non-competitive grants from all of the above-referenced
agencies, is there any chance that the reason why is because they
were actually
building, are you ready for this? Biological weapons.
Now, I haven't had the credential in the United
States since two thousand and two
of being a biological weapons inspector. I know of what I speak.
And the fact of the matter is I briefed this matter first in two
thousand and two.
I consistently briefed this ever since.
And when in two thousand and nineteen, September eighteenth, two
thousand and nineteen, we actually had the World Health
Organization's Global
Preparedness Monitoring Board announce
that there was going to be, in the time between September
nineteenth, twenty nineteen and
September of twenty twenty, there was going to be,
are you ready for this? An accidental or intentional release of a respiratory
pathogen. There's an operative word in
that statement that's quite alarming, isn't there?
Released.
That's not a leak. That's not an accidental escape.
They used the word release. They didn't use there might be an
accident.
Let's go-
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