▪︎ 新冠病毒是針對人類的戰爭行為 - David E Martin博士(重發-中文自設)

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▪︎ 收藏系列 : 新冠病毒是针对人类的战争行为 - David E Martin博士(中文自設)
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📌📌 這是本頻道上傳「收藏系列」的第一個視頻,已近三年,因自動翻譯功能後來出錯,看的人不多,今再重新推薦一次!
David E. Martin博士他是一位教授、研究员和作家,很多人都记得他是开创性纪录片《Plandemic 2》的主演。这部影片在数字自由平台上进行了现场直播,观看人数超过200万,成为人类历史上最大规模的纪录片现场直播。
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTM3Cp_Hbrs&t=974s
視頻非常重要‼️ 在youtube已被封鎖,共有1020mb,播放時間為40多分鐘,很可惜這裡大於200mb的視頻都不得上傳,但我執意一試,看能否成功 🙏🙏
——於2024年1月8日
I am Brian Rose. My guest today is Dr. David Martin, the American author, professor, and researcher.
You are the founder and CEO of MCAM, which provides research and advice to over 160 countries regarding finance, patents, and trades.
You were the central figure in the documentary film, Plandemic II, which we live-streamed here on our digital freedom platform to over 2 million viewers, the largest live broadcast of a documentary film in history.
In the movie, you expose the elaborate web of deception and lies by governments, corporations, and regulators that caused the COVID-19 pandemic.
And you also appear in the latest installment, Plandemic III, The Great Awakening.
Ultimately, you believe COVID was a pre-planned act of biological and chemical warfare perpetrated on the human race.
And you said exactly that in the European Parliament during the recent international COVID summit in Brussels.
David, welcome back to London Real.
Hi, I'm so happy to see you, Brian. It's great to be here. And man, what a beautiful suit you've got on.
Some great things never change.
Well, that's a beautiful tie. And the man that consistently pulls off the bow tie is a strong man indeed.
We'll definitely get you over to London and we'll go down to Savile Row and maybe you can teach me a thing or two. How's that?
There you go.
David, I couldn't be more excited to speak to you.
I just uploaded a 20 minute piece of you speaking in front of the EU.
And I highly recommend everybody go watch that when we're finished.
I think it's probably the single most important, most prescient, most potent description of the entire pandemic.
And you break down everything that you've been talking about for 20 plus years.
And you take us all the way back to 1965 when this whole thing started.
And, you know, I had a couple of flashbacks back to Plandemic 2, but you didn't go all the way into it in Plandemic 2
because it was probably so much information and it was early days.
But what you said recently in front of the EU, along with the emotional content, for me, it's the most powerful thing I've seen in years.
And I was curious, how would you describe, you know, what you said?
Because I think the average person watching us right now has no idea of the detail that you can break down
as far as the traces of what happened to us the last few years.
You know, Brian, a lot of people have asked how I do research.
And in the case of not only the coronavirus situation, but in the case of anthrax and in the case of conotoxin,
in the case of an enormous number of other things, including the Ebola campaign during the mid-2010s.
The difference between what a lot of people do and what I do is I watch the thing as it unfolds.
You made reference in the opening to the fact that we advise 160, right now, 168 countries.
What I receive inside of our corporate structure is the innovation disclosures, contracts,
records of procurement, all kinds of things.
And that goes into the Cuisinart of our data.
It's how we make our global equity indexes that are traded.
It's, you know, it's how we do our business.
And so we don't look for things.
We actually have a system that flags things.
I can set flags for all sorts of things.
I can set flags for violations of laws.
I can set flags for all sorts of either themes or content or actors or whatever.
And in the early 2000s, and a lot of people don't know this, but in the early 2000s,
when we were asked to look into the anthrax outbreak, which most people don't even remember.
I mean, when we talk about September 2001, everybody thinks about planes and towers.
But the global fear in September of 2001 and the thing that was exploited to pass what ultimately became the PrEP Act in 2005
was the anthrax outbreak that allegedly happened at the end of the month.
And because of the cognitive dissonance of did planes really fly into towers,
people forget that the real terrorist attack was actually anthrax.
And the problem about forgetting that is people also forget that
several years after the alleged investigation,
we were able to definitively and unequivocally and without censorship say
the United States Department of Defense attacked America.
There you go. It's not hard.
And the problem is by the time that statement was made,
kind of like UFOs are real, gender isn't real,
all of the crazy other things that people say,
the problem is by the time you get to the conversation where people admit,
oh, my gosh, the U.S. really did anthrax to itself.
People have forgotten the story.
And so in many respects, COVID is amnesia 2.0.
That's how we should describe it.
Because this was another U.S. did it to itself.
And the Wall Street Journal just this past week,
and this part cracked me up through this amazing FOIA request,
which allegedly was something they fought long and hard for.
You know what they found?
What you and I talked about nearly three years ago.
But if you're looking for the whodunit as a forensic investigator
versus you're observing the crime as it unfolds,
you have two very different perspectives.
And what I really did at the EU Parliament is said,
hey, slow the tape down.
Let's get all the facts on the table.
Coronavirus, COVID-19, the whole thing was premeditated.
It was murder.
It was active terrorism by a state against the world.
Let's call it what it is.
And let's not pretend like maybe there's a more complex explanation for,
I don't know, the facts.
And the facts are,
Here's the bad news.
For 58 years, the United States, the UK,
in collaboration with researchers around the world,
planned to use coronavirus to instill the most tyrannical reform of society
that this generation has ever seen.
And they did it purely premeditated
to make sure that we were cowed into submission.
And the bad news for them is
there's a lot of people that didn't take the knee.
It's just incredible.
When you start going through the dates,
and maybe just take us back to some of these dates,
1965,1967,1990,
where these events,
and when you do it,
it's like watching a train wreck in slow motion.
And again,
the beautiful thing about your work in Pandemic II
is that there was no emotion.
There was no opinion.
It was all facts.
It was published documents where you can literally show
and as you walk us right up to 02
and right us up to 2020,
you literally have specific mentions
about exactly what's going to happen
that document what you just said.
Because a lot of people will hear what you just said
and be like, OK, here's another one
who's making these claims.
But you can document every single thing you're saying.
Well, and not only in the EU Parliament speech,
I actually put every single reference in.
There's not a single thing I said that's not referenced
with the source document behind it.
So you can read it.
Do it yourself.
Go read it.
Read the document.
Draw a different conclusion.
But let's go back to 1965
because it's important to do this.
And remember that 1965
is only a few years,
less than two decades
from when we even had the idea
of what DNA and RNA even were.
Remember, it was 1953 that we figure out DNA.
So when I talk about 1965,
we're talking about a 12-year-old technology
that we don't even understand
where researchers in the United States
started guessing that this thing
that they decided to call coronavirus
was interesting
because they actually saw it associated
with people that had various kinds of colds
and influenza-like illness and so forth.
And they also found out
that you could play around with it
and get it to change its targets really quickly,
which is a really interesting kind of...
Is that a good thing to know
or is it a bad thing to know?
It sounds like gain-of-function research.
But what happened between 1965 and 1967
was a violation of, at that time,
in the U.K., Nuremberg Standards
and in the United States,
a violation of our biological
and chemical weapons laws
dictated in Section 18 of the U.S. Code.
What specifically we did
was we took what was allegedly
pathogen samples from the United States
and in 1967 and in 1968,
we infected Britons who were healthy.
Just let that chill just for a minute,
like a rosé on a hot summer afternoon.
Right?
That's a...
Oh, my God.
What did you just say?
I said it.
We broke the law.
We knew that we had something
that made people sick.
We shipped it from the United States
to the United Kingdom,
and the United Kingdom
infected British citizens
with a U.S. pathogen
allegedly to see if we could do it.
Now, by the way,
in 1967 and 1968,
nobody in Great Britain
was sitting there going,
I wonder if we've got a treatment for it.
They were first trying to see
if they could infect people
with the thing, right?
That's kind of an important point to make
because the waiver
of biological and chemical weapons laws
in the United States
and the waiver
of the Nuremberg Standards in the U.K.
are based on whether
you're doing research
for the purpose of benefiting therapies,
not seeing if you can infect people.
And this is one of those little nuances
that if anybody bothered to read the law,
they'd go,Oh, my God.
What he's saying is actually true.
We can research
for the purpose of treatment,
but we cannot research
for the purpose of going,
what if we can take a biologic sample
from the United States
and make people in the U.K. sick?
And that's 1967, 1968.
That's not kind of, you know,
a couple of weeks before COVID.
That's before most of us were born.
Not me, not you,
but most of the people who are watching,
this is before you.
And what's important about that
is if you go back
and you look at the research,
and this was primarily
the United States and the U.K.,
primarily throughout the 70s
going into the early 80s,
what they found was
that this crazy thing
that they had labeled coronavirus
was engineerable
to all sorts of specifications.
You could make people sick.
You could target different tissue.
It was kind of a Darwin's grab bag
of what you could do with the thing.
And then in the 1980s,
farmers,and specifically
farmers of pigs
and breeders of dogs
started realizing
that this coronavirus thing
that they were talking about
was associated with gastroenteritis
in little baby pigs
and little baby dogs.
And so there was a move in the 80s
to see if there was a way
to come up with a vaccine.
And in 1990,
a company that none of us
have ever heard of
might start with a P,
might be followed by another consonant,
but a company that allegedly
was, you know,
a master of no expertise
at all in coronavirus
decided to patent a vaccine
And what's important about the vaccine
that Pfizer patented in 1990
was it was RNA
for the spike protein.
So when I hear somebody
come along and tell me
that they had Operation Warp Speed,
this rapid discovery
of the way we're going to inject people
in 2020,
I sit back and go,
hmm, warp speed
that only took 30 years
of failed trial after failed trial
after failed trial,
which included as recently as 2018,
a series of publications that said
coronavirus and the vaccine concept
cannot coexist.
And they cannot coexist
because the coronavirus model
had been so manipulated,
so contorted,
so subject to
gain-of-function research
that you could never get a vaccine
to immunize a population
against infection with this thing.
It would have never been possible.
And by the way,
for everybody who does
the follow the science mantra,
the science,
unambiguously says
in thousands of publications,
proceedings and patents,
vaccines do not work
on coronavirus.
That is the science.
And by the way,
nothing about COVID-19
has changed the science
because we now know
that every injection
that was ever given to anybody
failed to stop infection
or transmission at all.
So my little observation
about the 30-year
scientific history
is unfortunately backed up
by the fact that even this go-round,
we haven't been able to
immunize a population
against anything.
And so,Brian,
the point of all of this legacy
is that it was 30 years
and it was Pfizer.
It wasn't another company.
It wasn't GlaxoSmithKline.
It wasn't Sanofi Aventis.
It wasn't those.
It was Pfizer who had a mandate
from what became
World Health Organization,
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
GAVI, the NIAID,
all of the DARPA funding.
Pfizer was the lead horse
in the race
because they, in fact,
owned the race.
So is it a surprise
that Pfizer
is allegedly a dark horse
in 2020
that comes out
with this instantaneous ability
to respond to something
that they had 30 years
of failed trials to produce
and never once succeeded?
You know, these are things
where, unfortunately,
the evidence is self-evident.
It's just mind-blowing, these facts.
But it gets even better
with your narrative.
Walk me through, say,
another 10 years,
especially as we get up to 2002
and some of the stuff
going on in Chapel Hill
because this story
gets even more interesting.
It's kind of like the Bible.
It gets even more interesting.
Yeah, well, so 1990,
we find out that
dogs and pigs still get sick.
And, in fact, when you inject them
with the Pfizer vaccine, they die.
So there's that problem.
And it's really unfortunate
by the way, if a side effect
of a thing that's supposed
to make you healthy is death,
it does feel a little awkward
to try to pitch it as a solution.
And not surprisingly,
Anthony Fauci,
because by this time,
you'll recall in the 1980s,
he got the National Childhood
Vaccine Injury Act passed
1986 with President Reagan.
And if we go back
and look at what his dream was,
in fact, he stated it.
He misspoke on camera.
He said invariably within his career.
He meant inevitably.
But invariably within his career,
he was going to produce
a universal vaccine.
He was going to try to use
HIV scare back in the 1980s
to be the animating impulse
to get the public to fall
for a universal vaccine.
And he thought,
and researchers
at the University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill verified
that you could take
the coronavirus model
and use it as a vaccine vector.
Now, let me unpack what that means
because a lot of people
don't know what that term means.
Because of the nature of the product
that we call the coronavirus,
and I'm not going to get into
is there or isn't there,
what I'm saying is
the object identified as coronavirus
has a series of proteins
on the outside of it
which actually connect with the cell.
And that instructs the cell
to allow the contents
of that thing
to actually get into the cell.
Now, what makes
that particularly interesting
is that because it can be
so precisely engineered,
if you were going to deliver
another agent,
whether that other agent
was a vaccine,
whether that other agent
was a therapeutic,
if you were going to deliver
another agent
using this particle,
the coronavirus model,
as a way to deliver a thing
was actually a plausible idea,
so plausible
that Anthony Fauci
in the early 1990s figured out
that he was going to use
the coronavirus model
as a vaccine for HIV.
So in other words,
you're going to take the coronavirus,
put HIV in it,
and that was going to be the vaccine.
So that's a pretty dark thing
I just said.
I said it in a fairly light way,
but it's a pretty terrifying thing
when you hear what I just said.
He was going to use coronavirus
as the delivery agent for HIV.
But there was a tiny problem.
GlaxoSmithKline and others
had this drug called AZT,
which was being used
to allegedly treat
and really kill AIDS patients.
And AZT had 7 years
of patent life left on it.
So what Anthony Fauci did
was he actually decided
to let the whole HIV vaccine thing
go on ice for a little while,
while the 7-year remaining
patent life of AZT
and the extortionary pricing
that came with that patent
came at the expense
of the lives of AIDS patients.
And what they did was
from the late 1980s technically
up until nearly 2000,1999,
they allowed AZT
to run out its patent
extorting health care
across the world
billions of dollars
to kill AIDS patients.
And then they decided
to pick up the injection program
at UNC Chapel Hill in 1999.
And they funded a guy
named Ralph Barrett
and his collaborators
at UNC Chapel Hill.
And between 1999 and 2002,
they developed what they called
an infectious replication
defective clone of coronavirus.
Now, if you listen to
what I said about the vaccine vector,
now it makes sense, right?
Why do you want
an infectious replication defective?
Well, infectious means
you want the thing
to make the cell sick
and you want to introduce it,
but you don't want it
to then propagate
like the other viral models do,
which says that
once inside your cell,
you make more of them
and then they go out
and they infect other people.
So this idea was
to build a bullet
that carried a bullet inside of it.
Think about it
as a bunker-busting round
in the military.
You have a pre-charge
that blasts the thing open
and then you have
a secondary charge
that does the lethal work, right?
Same thing,
just on a very small scale.
So this was a bunker-buster.
Coronavirus was going to be
the bullet that pierced the cell wall
to drop the other toxin in.
And in 2002,
the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill patented
the infectious replication
defective clone of coronavirus
and succeeded
in making it target
heart and lung tissue.
Now, just let that chill
for a moment again, right?
Remember,
we're talking about researchers
that said,
it's making dogs and pigs sick.
Let's see if we can take
that same thing
and see if we can target the heart.
Let's see if we can target the lungs.
And if you had
an outstanding question in your mind
like,
are these good people
just misguided?
Listen to this sentence
one more time.
Target the heart.
Target the lungs.
Does that sound like
the place where you'd set
an immunologic target?
Does it sound like
you'd want to go ahead
and make sure that
vascular tissue
and respiratory tissue
are your primary target?
I don't know about you, Brian,
but the beating in my heart
and the breathing in my lungs
is something that I kind of
want to leave pretty unmessed with.
But that's not what they did.
They actually targeted
the heart and the lungs
and they filed the patent on it
in 2002.
And what makes that
particularly important
is we did not have SARS.
1.0.
Forget 2.0.
We did not have the SARS outbreak
in 2003 until we had
already built the bullet
and started shooting it.
We never had SARS.
There was no such thing
as COVID-1 or COVID-2.
We never had those things.
We had a weapon
that was dispensed in a population.
That's what we had.
And by 2003,
when the world was allegedly
going to fall into the throes
of all the pharmaceutical
companies that were going to
come up with vaccines,
which by the way,
2003.
This is important.
And every fact checker
has tried to disprove this
and unfortunately,
the facts are
as they have been stated.
In April of 2003,
the CDC filed a patent
on what they called
SARS coronavirus
isolated from humans.
It took them 4 years
to get that patent issued.
It took them bribing
the patent office
to get it issued
after the patent examiners
twice rejected it
as an illegal patent.
All of the things
I said in Plandemic 2,
all of the things
that are absolutely documented
and all of the things
that fact checkers,
which by the way,
is the only fact
they checked out of Plandemic 2,
got wrong.
Because the facts are,
if you go to the
United States Patent Office record
right now,
you can see that
everything I said
is absolutely true
and the original documents
are absolutely there
as we put in the movie.
But here's the point.
Two days after the CDC
filed their patent,
not got it, filed it.
Two days later,
a company called
Sequoia Pharmaceuticals,
company that none of us
have ever heard of,
nobody saw the funding for it,
nobody seen anything about it.
Two days after the CDC
filed a patent
on allegedly discovering
the gene for SARS
and the entire DNA sequence
that actually was the underlying
alleged coronavirus
isolated from humans.
Two days later,
the vaccine patent
was filed on SARS.
Now, in what world
could you,
in the space of two days,
go from allegedly identifying
the existence of a thing
to not only filing a patent
on the vaccine for it,
but having data
on the research of the vaccine
for the thing
that was patented
two days earlier.
Now, people say,
Dave, that sounds like
a conspiracy theory.
I'd like you to drop
the word theory
because it's not
a conspiracy theory
when it is in fact
a criminal conspiracy.
It was a criminal conspiracy.
There is no question
that Sequoia Pharmaceuticals
could not have invented
a vaccine for a thing
for which a patent
had only been filed
two days prior.
That's a conspiracy
which is a criminal conspiracy.
And that involves
the CDC participating
in a racketeering
and domestic terrorism
and global terrorism exercise
to release a known toxin
into a population
to justify the acceptance
of a vaccine.
Tiny problem.
By 2007,
it turns out Sequoia's vaccine
didn't work
because you know what happened
when it got injected
into living things?
They died.
Didn't work.
But what's fascinating
about this whole story
is then you actually recognize
that in 2005,
and this is the probably
the crowning achievement
of the EU speech,
which also fact-checkers on YouTube
have decided to tell me
and tell everybody in the world
can't be true.
But it is on Ralph Baric's
downloadable CV
at the University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill right now.
You can go online,
pause the video,
confirm what I'm saying.
In 2005,
Ralph Baric made a presentation
sponsored by DARPA
and the MITRE Corporation,
M-I-T-R-E,
the MITRE Corporation.
And in that presentation,
his title of his presentation
was biohacking
a coronavirus
as an enabling technology
for biowarfare.
Now,I've been told
that I'm misunderstanding
that he was really talking about
coming up with treatments for a thing.
Brian,I don't know for you,
I don't know if the average
UK listener or viewer
has a hard time understanding
the English language,
but let me unpack something.
If it was treatments for coronavirus,
I wouldn't have an argument.
But if you say that your speech
is coronavirus,
biowarfare enabling technology,
I don't know which part of that phrase
is creating the problem
for fact-checkers.
Biowarfare enabling
feels to me
like you might be
enabling biowarfare.
But apparently,I've got it wrong.
I'm misunderstanding
the innocent Ralph Baric
who happened to not only
make that presentation,
but then receive a black contract
at the UNC Chapel Hill Lab,
which stood side by side
with the NIAID
to allegedly then come up with
research that subject to
the gain-of-function moratorium
in 2014
was given a waiver
because he was funded.
So funded research
got a waiver mysteriously,
even though the public was told
that we actually put a moratorium
on gain-of-function research.
But since he was already funded,
he was getting funding,
therefore,
he was allowed to keep doing it,
so that by 2016,
he could write the following sentence.
The Wuhan Institute of Virology
Virus 1 spike protein
is poised for human emergence.
Let's just dial back to,
I don't know, December of 2019,
when allegedly we were supposed
to believe that
some poor schlep
in a wet market in Wuhan
bought a dog or a civet
or a pangolin or a bat
or whatever the heck they bought,
they took it home,
they cooked it up
and became patient number one.
Well, isn't it fascinating
that in 2016,
the University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill was so prescient,
so unbelievably prescient
that they must have had
a crystal ball to guess
of all the places on earth
where you might have an outbreak
of this dangerous thing.
Isn't it fascinating
that they published
and then went on
several of the colleagues patented
the spike protein poised
for human emergence in 2016?
And is there any chance
that when Anthony Fauci in 2017
said to President Trump,
you will have a pandemic on your watch,
is there any chance
that he might have known
that you were going to have
a pandemic on your watch,right?
People sit there
and this is the part
where I know it's a big word,
but parsimonious is a good word
to look at right now.
Sometimes the simplest explanation
is the explanation.
You know, we've spent
the last three years going,
no, seriously,
that couldn't have,
they couldn't have really planned this,
right?
We wouldn't have governments
in collusion with this.
We wouldn't have the UK
and Canada and Saudi Arabia
and Austria and the US,
we wouldn't have them
all working together on this,
would we?
And we wouldn't have like
China in on it too,
would we?
Well, the answer is yeah,
all of them were in on it
and every single document
proves that this is not
an oops, something escaped the lab,
never was and never will be.
This was the United States
government funding
in the United States
and in China
the weaponization
of the spike protein
associated with coronavirus
for the desecration of humanity
and for the disruption
and ultimately the desecration
of our liberties.
That's what it was, period.
It's just so hard to believe
and it's so hard to believe
that they left such
a blatant paper trail.
I mean, you're literally quoting
these specific words,
intentional release
and it's there in paper.
I mean, the mafia
covered up better than this.
I mean, most criminals
cover up much better than this,
probably because they worry
about being prosecuted.
I mean, do you ever think
about this?
This is poor.
Yeah, and I think, Brian,
you're spot on to something
and I want to remind everybody
that Plato figured this out
a long time ago.
He said that there is
a time in civilization.
He used the term temple robbers
and grave robbers
and other things
We don't have temple robbers
anymore.
We have tyrants
that are called presidents
and prime ministers.
But it's the same thing.
But one of the points he made,
and I think this is really important
for us to discuss as a humanity,
is that you're familiar
with serial killers, right?
Somebody kills somebody
that's murdered.
Somebody kills a couple people.
You go, wow, that's a mass shooting.
There are definitely Americans.
And then you get to, I don't know,
10 or 15.
At some point,
you get to the number of deaths
and you start going,
I'm not outraged about this anymore.
I'm fascinated with it.
And sociopaths and serial killers
do something almost universally,
which is at some point,
they start leaving totems behind, right?
They leave a little flower
or they leave a little note
or they leave something
that taunts the rest of the world
because they're getting off on this idea
that they're smarter than.
And I would say that coronavirus
since 19,
certainly since 1967,
has been that.
It has been sociopaths
who say,
I wonder if we get away with it.
And that's the first murder.
And then we got away with it.
I wonder if we could get away
with a bigger thing.
I wonder if we could,
I don't know,
make a thing that made people in Asia sick
in 2002 going into 2003.
I wonder if,
I wonder if we could get people
to fall for this idea
of allegedly a universal vaccine.
I wonder if we could do that.
I wonder when we wrote
the decade of vaccines in 2010
as the World Health Organization
and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
Dr. Chris Elias and Anthony Fauci
and Dr. Gao at the CDC,
a part of the World Health Organization.
I wonder if we said
that by September 2020,
the world would have a universal vaccine
in 2010.
And then when we recited
that to get the world
to accept a universal vaccine,
the same authors in September of 2019
said that to create the sense of urgency,
we would have an accidental
or an intentional release
of a respiratory pathogen.
I wonder if the same authors
writing the same mandate
published by the same organization
across a decade.
I wonder if they could possibly
be serious when they say
we will conduct a global experiment
with the accidental
or intentional release
of a respiratory pathogen.
And by the way,
the image that they have
on the page of that
is a coronavirus picture.
I wonder if that might be the explanation
for why COVID-19 happened.
And I've been told
that I'm reading into something.
I'm not reading into anything.
I'm reading the thing.
I'm reading exactly what they said.
And there is a problem
when you hear the word
accidental or intentional release.
And the problem is the word release.
That means somebody somewhere
planned to distribute the thing.
That's what the word release means.
They did not say accidental leak.
They didn't say a terrorist bad actor
did biological warfare.
They said an accidental
or intentional release.
Their words, not mine.
And this is where you're exactly right.
The audacity of the crime
paralyzes us to go, holy shit.
We are actually now living in a world
where we know that
8 to 9 million people were murdered
by the allied governments.
Murdered.
And we're fine with that.
One day there'll be a Netflix series.
There'll be this guy in a bow tie
doing an investigation and people go,
I wonder if that was inspired by Dave Martin.
Listen.
The whole thing is so egregious
that we are paralyzed as a civilization
to consider that
that is what our governments have become.
But the newsflash is
I have actually recited their words,
not my opinion.
Besides the power motive,
there's also that financial motive.
And you said something in that EU speech
that was something you also emphasized.
And the fact that they were saying
that in order to get the,
I think it was the investor's attention,
you would have to get the media
to propagate this,
to get the public
to ultimately uptake the vaccine.
I might be paraphrasing.
You know I'm morally obligated
to quote Peter Daszak
when people ask me this question
because if you're going to listen
to the admission of the crime,
it's best to get it
straight from the criminal.
And in late 2014,
published in February of 2015
for all the fact checkers
who want to fact check the statement,
Peter Daszak
at the National Academy of Sciences
made the following statement,
and I am reading it
directly from his paper.
Until an infectious disease crisis
is very real,
present and at an emergency threshold,
it is often largely ignored.
To sustain the funding base
beyond the crisis,
we need to increase
the public's understanding
for the need for medical countermeasures
such as a pan-coronavirus vaccine.
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.
By the way,
that is evidence in any crown court
in the world.
That is premeditated murder.
That is premeditated international terrorism.
And it is financial racketeering
in every civilized country on earth.
And to date,
there is not a single prosecutor
who has used the admission of the crime
to prosecute the crime.
Nowhere.
Not in Australia,
not in Canada,
not in the UK,
nowhere in the EU.
No one has used
the admission of the criminal
as the basis for criminal prosecution.
Which part of investors will respond
if they see profit
at the end of the process
sounds to you
like Johns Hopkins'
bullshit cover story of public health?
And the answer is
it never was about public health.
It was always about the money.
And not surprisingly,
the event 201 in October of 2019
preceding the alleged outbreak of coronavirus
by two months
was funded
not by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
not by the World Economic Forum,
and not by Johns Hopkins University
even though their logos
were listed as sponsors.
The actual funding for that program
was done by Dustin Moskowitz,
who was Zuckerberg's co-founder of Facebook.
So is it any wonder
that Facebook was in
on the shutting down of this message
from the outset
because the guy who wrote the check
for the domestic terrorism
was a co-founder of Facebook.
And we don't ever hear his name
conveniently.
You can't find
except my rants,
you can't find his name
mentioned anywhere
except for the fact
that Open Philanthropy,
his equivalent of the Gates Foundation,
was the check writer
that actually put this
whole snowball in motion.
Event 201 is another audacious move,
which is again
hard to even comprehend
that you would stage
something like that publicly,
full well knowing
that it was only a matter of time
before this happened.
Again,that is...
Two months.
Yeah.
Two months.
And ultimately,
this then comes down
to what we've witnessed
of this,you know,
$100 billion,
$200 billion payday
that a lot of these actors
now benefit from.
So it looks like...
And I think we used to play
these games a little bit on Wall Street,
where in a long enough timeline,
if you introduce
all these random issues
in volatility,
and then have all these solutions
as in financial products,
then you just...
It's gonna make a lot of money.
Now,the exact details
of when it happens
or how it plays out,
and maybe it's probability weighted,
like you said,
maybe Fauci had to wait
and write out the AZT
and then it was gonna come,
but you know
in a long enough timeline,
everybody gets paid.
Is that what's happening here?
Well,there's no question.
I mean,remember that
Pfizer had no economic interest
in an animal vaccine
for coronavirus,right?
That was not interesting,
which means that the high probability
is that they were just a stooge,
and the wink-wink,
nod-nod is,
hey,do this for us,
set the process in motion.
And when it comes around to...
