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  1. I agree with Catherine. It is not big pharma (or any big business or governments) that is at fault. It is us, the people, that continue to support criminals and not stand up to corrupt government that are more at fault. Refusing to comply or do business with certain entities may mean temporary inconveniences, but the long term gains will be way greater in the end. There are way more of us than them and they can’t take us all down unless we allow them.

  2. Your doctor may not be lying to the patients. He may not know. They have incredible pressure to see one patient every 6 minutes. Put another way, that is 10 patients an hour. How much time do you think they have to do research? or read the whole study? (And do you really think this is by accident?) Then when they go to education seminars, they are sponsored by big pharm. And if they are not sponsored by big pharm the medical and nursing boards won’t approve them for the required continuing education credits needed to maintain a license. Most medical professionals too are not taught how to read the scientific literature and determine an honest study. I never was in school. Doctors have an equally hard time as the ordinary citizen believing they are being lied to. They don’t want to believe people in their profession would do anything to harm an individual any more than the individual who does not wants to believe their doctors will harm them. This was especially clear to me during COVID. I was amazed at how many of my peers did not even understand basics immunity. I know very few medical people – nurses included – who will dig deep into the real science or question a study. They believe the news headlines just like ordinary people do. They are actually relived that someone else read and interpreted “the science” for them because, to be honest, they don’t have the time. Medical students today are not even thought critical thinking skills. They are taught standards of care flow charts. And the credit load during study is such that there is not time to really commit to learning the sciences in-debt (or any subject for that matter) unless one commits to learning it after graduation. And employers don’t reward knowledge, they reward speed and profits.

  3. Why are you amaze the big pharma is creating the problem and then the cure. They have been doing this for a 100 years. They prescribe the drugs that cause more problems than what the drug is designed to treat, call the side effect a “new disease” then come up with more drugs to address the side effects (or “new disease”) of the old drug. So why should vaccines be any different?

    1. I find it amazing they keep getting away with it. And millions of people will go to work every morning and do the work. And millions more finance and profit from it. “Welcome to earth. We make money by poisoning and killing each other. If we make enough money killing other people we believe we can buy protection from being poisoned or killed. So we poison and kill more, harder, faster” Madness.

  5. HERO OF THE WEEK SUGGESTION: Tom DeWiess (?) President, American Policy Center (APC)
    Agenda21/2030 & How To Beat Them At Their Own Game
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/njrqISVnzpTl/
    APC trains people how to set up FREEDOM PODS in local communities – how to prepare and realize what you’re up against — and relays stories of success.
    5:55) One story, Kathleen Marcourt, Vice President APC, shares her efforts in Knoxville, Tennessee.

  7. Solid educational episode. I hope y’all have a rewarding time in Knoxville interspersed with some old fashion fun.

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