Shaun Newman Podcast - #564 - William Makis

Episode Date: January 10, 2024

He is a Nuclear Medicine Physician who was formerly employed by the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton. We discuss his ongoing battle with AHS, being offered 400k to walk away, paedophiles in healthcare and sudden death/turbo cancers.  Let me know what you think. Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcastE-transfer here: [e-mail] Website: https://silvergoldbull.ca/ Email: [e-mail] Phone [phone] – general sales line, ask for Grahame and be sure to let us know you’re an SNP listener.

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anytime you get selected to the All-Star team, that's a tip of the cap to you because you've always been doing some things right. Okay, let's get on the tail of the tape. He's a nuclear medicine physician who was formerly employed by the Cross Cancer Institute in Emmington. I'm talking about Dr. William Macchus. So buckle up, here we go.

Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast. I'm joined by Dr. William Maccett. So sir, thanks for hopping back on. Thanks again for having me. I was just saying, and I feel like if you follow William on Twitter, you've noticed an increase of like, what is going on? It feels like you're taking, I don't know, I was saying to my brother, one of my old brothers,

I'm like, I think William's had enough of everything, and he's going after everyone now. And if you don't follow them on Twitter, maybe we should just do this. Well, you've been on here multiple times. But in saying that, maybe just a brief overview of yourself. And then we'll lead into what's been going on with community notes and a whole bunch of other things on Twitter. And we can just hop into it. Sure.

So I'm an Alberta physician based in Edmonton. I'm a radiologist and oncologist trained. I also have a background in immunology. I came to Alberta in 2013 to run a large cancer program with cutting-edge cancer treatment, known as medical isotopes or targeted radionuclide therapy. I built a big cancer program over two years. We were at the referral center in Canada, and the biggest program of its type in North America. We were curing end-stage neuroendocrine cancer patients with a success rate of about 90%.

My cancer program was sabotaged in 2015, illegally, by the Rachel Notley government, a leftist government at the time. I sued Alberta Health Services for $13 million. I was then given a bribe offer of $400,000 to keep my mouth shut and sign a non-disclosure agreement about my cancer patients who are left to die by the government. I refused the $400,000 offer. Within six hours, my medical license was taken hostage by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, which has held it hostage ever since. It's been six years now, six-year anniversary of my license being a hostage and me being a hostage in Alberta. Basically, I can't go anywhere in the world and practice medicine because they said,

if you don't sign this nondisclosure agreement, we'll destroy your ability to practice medicine anywhere else. And I've had my family threatened. I've had my children threatened. They said they'll punish my family. For two years, they dragged me through their kangaroo court to have me declared unprofessional conduct with a completely made-up complaint. And then they've been.

extorted me for $75,000 of their administrative fees through the kangaroo courts that they ran me through, said, if you don't pay this, we'll counsel your medical license, which they did in 2019. And then I started speaking out about the pandemic, the lockdowns, masks, the nonsense of that, and the dangers of the COVID vaccine. So I've been talking about that since 2021. They took me to court. They tried to have my Twitter account shut down. They lost that case. Of course, the politicians have ignored me for eight years now in Alberta because it's too hot to touch.

Even for Rebel News, I'm too hot to touch. They've basically haven't reported on my case in eight years, even though you think that Rebel News, you know, one of whose reporters wrote a book about Rachel Notley and her scandals, another one who wrote a book about Justin Trudeau and his scandals. You'd think they'd be all over it, but they won't dare touch my case. So I'm the dumb one. Is that what you're saying? You didn't get the memo, Sean.

You didn't get the memo. Where was the memo? It was sent somewhere else, hey? Like, here I am. I'm just like, no wonder we're all going down the same rabbit hole. You know, on this side, I'm like, well, I don't feel like, everyone tells me there's people too hot to touch. So then the first thing I do, I'm a young kid. I'm like, wow, we might as to touch it.

Like, what's going to happen here? You know, the fact you're sitting two hours away from me. It just blows my mind, you know. And when you say, you know, very few things I would, I would say, and I, you know, I feel like I'm rehashing a little bit of what we've talked about in the previous ones. But when you rattle that all off and you go, we had 90% success rate with cancer patients, you go, that's a good thing. That is a really good thing.

I don't even know of it. Like, that's a high number. I thought it was a good thing. I worked, I worked very hard to get a. many patients into that clinical trial as possible. It was a clinical trial approved by Health Canada. So this was not like something alternative, alternative medicine or experimental. This was Health Canada approved, paid for by Health Canada. When my program was sabotaged, I was shocked. I couldn't believe it. I thought, how could they get away with this? Like, this is such a successful program.

How, why would they do it and how could they get away with it? And then now I see my program being built in Vancouver, British Columbia with $300,000 from the Trudeau, federal government and I've been told a whole bunch of private clinics are being built so they could actually profit from this technology and then it makes a lot more sense. But at the time it made no sense to me. So they took your groups, research data, et cetera, mothballed it, moved it over a province, and then now are finding ways to, well, I mean, cancer is a big thing. Cancer is a really big thing right now.

Sean, cancer is big money. I think people don't realize. I think when it comes to Alberta Health Services, which consumes $23 billion in half of Alberta's provincial budget, cancer is one of the biggest, well, biggest components of that. It's also a big moneymaker as well in that the pharmaceutical companies make a lot of money from, you know, the cancer protocols and the chemotherapy that AHS has their doctors order.

So you have big government, see that what you're doing, move it over a province so that they can make money off it in the years to come over and over it, right? Exactly. And it happens, so this is the fascinating thing, is that when Rachel Notley gets into power in May 2023, and that's when you start seeing rumblings, because I got the documents, legal documents in discovery of emails between the Alberta Health Services, a group. executives. So that's where they start rumbling and talking about, you know, maybe getting rid of me and so on. But they wait. They wait until Justin Trudeau is elected. Once Trudeau is elected, I believe it's October

2015, then Rachel Notley and Sarah Hoffman reorganize Alberta Health Services. They start kicking out the conservatives out. And they put in their own board, AHS board. Interestingly, that HHS board chair, Linda Hughes was the former CEO of the Edmonton Journal. So now they have a media mogul that they put as the HHS board chair so that no scandals get out into the media. And they start kicking people out left and right. They put Vernayu in charge in December 2015 and I'm removed from my cancer program at the end of December 2015. And so they come after me only once they've made sure that Trudeau is in at the federal level. And we know that Notley and Trudeau had a very close relationship throughout her four years as the provincial premier from 2015 to 2019. So it was all timed perfectly.

They knew exactly what they were doing. Justin Trudeau, and this is what fascinates me, is that this is one of the rare cases that Justin Trudeau came personally to Vancouver to hand-deliver the first check of $10 million. dollars to Dr. Francois Bernard, who is my equivalent, he's the vice president of research at BC cancer, but he's a nuclear medicine physician, radiologist and oncologist like myself. Justin Trudeau literally gives him a $10 million check to restart my program in British Columbia, and then a few months later commits $300 million of federal funding to have all these huge facilities built in Vancouver so that they could produce the radiation, the targeted radiation that they were going to use to treat cancer patients. They were going to produce the radiation

on site because we had to import it from the Netherlands. They were going to produce it on site with these big cyclotrons. They were going to have big cancer clinics set at Innovation Boulevard. There were all kinds of pharmaceutical companies involved. So it's a huge federal operation for cutting edge cancer treatments, which they call precision medicine. This is the buzzword, precision medicine. Now, of course, the pandemic hits, and then they start investing heavily into MRNA technology. And now it's the Trudeau government that's building an MRNA factory in Quebec. They started the, you know, they broke the ground on that. I believe they want to build another MRA factory, vaccine factory, in British Columbia as well.

So the liberals, the Trudeau liberals, people have to understand they're investing billions of of public money into building facilities that they are all going to profit from on the private side. Yeah, it's, that political world is, there's a reason why people don't want to get involved in it. Right? Because it's, it's a dark and nefarious, like, you know, is the local politician doing a bunch of that? Probably, you know, like maybe some, maybe not, right?

Like, you know, but the higher up, you go. I mean, look at where Trudeau just spent his vacation, right? he spent it on they paid for their own trip but it was close to what was it 90,000 Canadian dollars for the nights they spent in Jamaica you know their plane breaks down there and everything else and you're like this goes this sounds like Aga Khan

all over again where he got in trouble with the oh the ethics commissioner well I don't know how I don't know how Trudeau spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on plain food like that has to be the best plain food that that anyone's ever seen because I don't know how you spend that kind of money just on plain foot, right? Well, I agree with you.

Well, you know, it's just, we talk about it every Tuesday. Every Tuesday, we bring up the headlines of Canada and what's going on. And every time I think, I mean, we're not going to. And every time, you know, whether it's black locks, you got a lot of time for Holly and Tom, they're, you know, they're constantly breaking stories on how much our government spends on idiotic things, you know, when you, when you see. people struggling to get by. And you can see that the, you know, as the year goes on here in

2024, moving towards 2030, it's only going to get worse, right? Like, you know, we'll see when assuming in 2025, we have a change of government. We'll see what happens. But up until then, it only gets worse. It doesn't get better between here and 2025 in my opinion. I agree. Now, you, um, you had a, the thing that jumped out of me one, one, I had two things that jumped out of me. You know, I follow you on Twitter and I follow a lot of people on Twitter. And, you know, some days I'm more active. Other days I, I, you know, I go on holidays and I put the phone away and I just leave it alone. So I don't know when I stopped paying attention, but one day I I flip it open and, you know, you're being attacked on the community notes. And basically,

there's a whole bunch there that I'd love to have your thoughts on before we jump into the pedophiles and all that stuff. That I was like, what is going on here? Yeah, so, you know, in 2020, I really wasn't speaking out because I was embroiled in this legal battle with Alberta Health Services. They had gone to court. They had actually asked the judge to suspend my charter rights to freedom of expression so that I could not say anything about Alberta Health Services or the college. So, sorry, the lawyers for the, for AHS had asked that you not be able to express yourself? That's right. That's right. And they used some ancient loophole from a case from like 40 years ago.

but they wanted to suspend my rights to freedom of expression. And you could tell the judge was not ready to even take that on. The judge basically said, what the hell are you guys doing? Now you can imagine there's an entire legal team for Alberta Health Services and the college. There's like nine lawyers. They can't even fit into all the court benches. There's so many of them. And there's me representing myself, right?

And the judge is looking at them like, what the hell are you guys doing here? Why don't you just file a defamation claim if Dr. Macchus is lying about you because they're like, oh, he's saying we're corrupt and we're gauging in corruption and stealing money and killing patients and please stop him. You got to shut him up. And the judge is like, well, why don't you file a defamation claim if what he's saying are lies? And they just stood there in silence because they can't file a defamation claim because I can back

up everything I say. So that case got thrown out. And then to me, so that was back in like May 2020. And I thought, okay, well, now I have a green light to say whatever I want because these guys cannot legally come after me for saying the truth and exposing their corruption and what goes on in healthcare, what goes on at the college. And so I started speaking out really once I saw that the vaccines are going to be this scam that was just going to be forced upon us nonstop.

Because initially, I don't know if you remember, but initially, even here in Alberta, Jason Kenney was saying, come on, guys, just get one shot. Let's get 70% of you getting one shot. We'll get to herd immunity. and then, you know, we're good. Well, I want to say it was 60%. And that might be Saskatchewan, too, in fairness. You know, in Lloyd, I say this lots.

We're, you know, like, if you live alongside a border, you're in a strange place because you can see what one province is doing and then you can hear what the other province is doing. I can just imagine being on the southern border, right? Seeing what Montana was doing. Meanwhile, you're living in, you know, Saskatchewan going like, what are we doing, you know, or Alberta? and being like, like, I can literally see these people and they're not having all this stuff thrown on them, you know?

And so regardless, you're not wrong. It was like, yeah, we're going to, I remember having the thought being like, oh, yeah, we get a 60%. I'm going to be one of the 40%. You know, at one shot, 70%. Okay, if people want to take the, if people want to take an experimental jab with lipid nanoparticles and MRI, which I thought was complete insanity, because I'd seen, I'd seen them try to use this kind of stuff in oncology to try to treat cancer.

and you know end-stage cancer patients they were tinkering with lipid nanoparticles and let's put chemo and see what happens This stuff never worked so I was shocked that they were going to use it you know for vaccines and for everybody But anyways and so so you know then it became two shots now everyone has to get two shots right and then they're like well the two shots don't actually work So now it's everyone has got to get booster shots and we got to get the kids and all this stuff and I saw that this this scam was just going to continue endlessly So I start speaking out on Twitter in about mid-20 I'm speaking out against vaccinating kids. Then I start noticing Canadian doctors, vaccinated doctors are dropping dead all over the place. But it was the vaccinating kids that got my Twitter account nuked and suspended for an entire year.

I was ready to walk away from social media completely. I was just going to live my life with my kids and my garden in the back and try to kind of ignore this whole pandemic thing. And my wife is like, no, you got to keep speaking out because this is, you know, this is insanity. insanity. So I continued speaking out on small sites like Getter and Gab. But I was banned from all social media for like a year. And I only came back at the beginning of this year. I started my substack. That's been on fire. I got back on Twitter. That's been on fire. I've got over 150,000 followers on Twitter now, 34,000 on substack. So I've got about 200,000 followers between the major social media accounts. I was laughing. I was telling my wife, you know, in a few months, I'm going to

have more followers than the Premier of Alberta, Daniel Smith. She's got about 200-something K followers. So that's not bad for a doctor whose license they've held hostage for the last. I'm trying to remember when did you get, when did you get back on social media? Yeah, it was it was February 2023. So when we talked the first time, William, was September of 2022. So you were off social media at that point. I can't remember. remember how somebody out there remembers how on earth me and you got hooked up because i you know like back then think about that man that's i don't even know where to put that because i just assumed you came through my my realm of twitter because i started but that isn't the case at all i'd have to

go back now and listen to that to find out exactly how because that interview in itself blew up like insane amount you know like there's few interviews uh no i shouldn't say that there's there are certain interviews that when I have them come out, like all hell breaks loose, a little bit of pandemonium. I go back to Dr. McCullough the first time he came on in the middle of, you know, vaccines and being like, don't do it. And well, that set the world shift. Eric Payne, who you were on here with once upon a time, he came on. That was, don't vaccinate the kids, you know, and then you came out and tore AHS a new one. And let me tell you, that said some head spinning. And, you know, I'm like, well, if I wasn't on anyone's radar, I certainly am now.

And I didn't realize you weren't on social media at that time. Or maybe my memory is just faulty folks. And if I go back and listen, that's exactly we talked about. I don't remember that. But regardless. I was basically completely off social media. It was Odessa Orlovitz from Liberty.com that actually kept hounding me and convinced me to start doing interviews. So I did my first interview with a lot of time for her.

and I tell you, me and her have talked a few different times, never on the podcast, folks. And she's told me, there's nothing really I want to talk about right now. I'm like, I want people to be introduced to you. So I guess, you know, now that you're bringing up that she was the one that pushed you, it's, I'm going to write down that I need to get her on because she's done a lot of great stuff. She has. And also, and right after Odessa, it was Laurel and Tyler Thompson, who also said, like, you know, I got to have you on my show.

And so I did an interview with her. And those two interviews really sort of started, you know, this whole interview. Well, then you're answering the question for me. I should have known this from the beginning. It was all of you lovely folks who listen and text me that got me Dr. William Macasson. That's exactly what happened. Yeah. Yeah, because I was talking about, you know, the Canadian doctors dying suddenly.

No one was talking about it. No one was talking about the fact that, you know, jabbed Canadian doctors were getting their booster shot and dying in their sleep a few days or a few weeks later. No one was talking about that, right? Or that three Canadian doctors dropped dead in one Mississauga Hospital within days of each other after they rolled out the second booster shot. This was like, you know, somehow this was like very controversial. So that was basically the topic that I started my interviews on.

And of course, you know, with my whole background. Because I was blacklisted by Alberta Media for this entire time, for these entire eight years. I've been blacklisted. I haven't even been approached by Rebel News about it. I haven't been approached by True North. A Western standard has attacked me. So even in the alternative media sphere... Attacked you for what?

So I can tell you, they've attacked me for the Canadian doctor sudden deaths, speaking out about it, but also for including suicides in my list, which I considered suspicious because we know that the lipid nanoparticles with the MRI cross the blood brain barrier. We know they get into the brain that the spike protein. does damage in the brain. We know that from all the neurological injuries that people have, you know, from the, you know, facial paralysis and, you know, the involuntary movements, multiple sclerosis, vision problems, hearing problems, tinnitus, vertigo. All these things are

neurological issues, but there's also psychosis, there's increased depression, anxiety, hallucinations, and I believe there's increased suicide among the vaccinated. And so Western standards said I'm a lunatic for bringing up this issue. And they attacked me at the same time that I was being attacked by Toronto Star, Reuters, Associated Press, and Global News for really speaking out about Canadian doctors who've been dying suddenly and unexpectedly. No one has any explanation for most of these deaths. No autopsies are being done. And so they called me a lunatic and smeared me at the same time that the mainstream media was smearing me. Hmm, I'm sad to hear that because, you know, like, obviously I look at media in Canada right now and, uh, uh, uh, you know, like Jeremy McKenzie is, is the guy that comes to mind because I remember being told that I shouldn't have him back on. Now, it wasn't from anyone high up in power. Just the idea was you shouldn't have him back on. And I remember being like, why? Well, because, you know, we know some things and whatever. I'm like, I've talked to Jeremy several.

times don't get me wrong i can be a bad judge of character sure i could i could miss something could he be a a a cia agent and and all these could he be a what they say he was a terrorist and all that and everything else maybe um but you know i just i just brought him back on and uh and everybody said that would nuke the entire channel and including i think jeremy at the time said well they're watching you now too you know and i'm like oh i guess whatever and yet he's almost been vindicated now you know like he's he's almost had I forgive me folks is it every charge drop I feel like he has one left against them people text me on this but regardless he's been you know all these charges have been dropped but people didn't want me to talk to him and I'm like but that's something we do here in the middle of

COVID they told me not to talk to all these people we can we just talk to them and then the audience can make up their own bloody mind and we can all go on or merry day it's not about censoring who comes on here it's allowing them to talk that's what that's what I'd become known for it's just let's let's hear the story and if there's somebody who can add to it or or or bring others uh viewpoints that's good that that's what we want but it's interesting to me that uh there that you know like well i can tell you yeah i mean i can tell you look you you i think you've given me a couple of hours of interview already uh in the past i think we've done two two fairly long interviews uh rebel news gave me 15 minutes for the last 18 years

oh sorry eight years and it was 15 minutes uh back when it was like 32 doctors who died suddenly and Tamara Ugolini did a little 15-minute report. That's it, nothing ever about AHS. And I can tell you, I know a lot about AHS. I know a lot about the college. I mean, the pedophile stories that I put out recently, that's just stuff that I came across accidentally when I was digging deeper into the corruption at the college and at AHS.

So that's sort of almost side stuff that I literally just accidentally came across. So I thought, well, more people should know about this in Alberta. But I know a lot about AHS. in the college. Let's talk about aHS in the college because we, you know, like Daniel Smith has been basically going after H.S, pulling things apart, everything else. I remember

having you and Eric Payne on here and you guys were saying, well, I would fire the board. I would get these things moving, et cetera, et cetera. When you look at what she's doing, yeah, are you like, oh, this is good or you like, there needs to be more? Or what are your thoughts? I can really put things into perspective. So because I can I can contrast what Daniel Smith is doing compared to what Jason Kenny did or failed to do. And it is actually a big contrast. When Rachel Notley was in government

from 2015 to 2019, she had put her own executives into place. Now, some of them were conservative people who had been there from before and they swore loyalty to NDP and the Trudeau government. I don't know what process, you know, they go through to swear allegiance to the New government, but they kicked some people out who weren't on the leftist agenda, and they kept the rest who became NDP people. And she gave them beautiful five-year contract with like a termination clause that if you fire them for any reason, they get an extra $700,000 just because that's in their contract. So, AHS has 3,132 managers. So I'll say it again, 3,132 managers at AHS. about 10 executives and they're all NDP virtually.

Virtually all of them are NDP approved of, you know, with five-year contracts and so on. And then Jason Kenny comes in and I thought Jason Kenney was going to clean up AHS. He talked about he was going to do an AHS review, which he did with Ernst & Young. I think it cost a couple of million dollars. He reviewed HHS. And in that report, they said, look, we could fire a thousand of these HHS managers immediately. Nothing would change.

We could fire another thousand and they have such minimal. amount of people reporting to them that probably nothing would change. So I thought, great, Kenny's going to start cleaning up AHS. And then the pandemic hit. I was in touch with Kenny's Ministry of Health, Tyler Shandrow and his staffers, who said, we know what they did to your cancer program. It's horrible. We know about your recent court victory.

But sorry, we can't do anything about AHS because the optics would be bad. So they threw my family under the bus and basically let me continue to get attacked by AHS and the college for the following three years. He didn't touch AHS. Jason Kenney did not touch AHS. In fact, the H.S CEO, Verna Yu, who was installed by Rachel Notley in December 2015, and as the CEO, she was managing all the multi-billion dollar contracts and all the money laundering and bribes and all of that, he gave her a contract extension.

She actually was the H.S. CEO throughout almost the entire pandemic. She's the one who brought the fatal hospital protocols, remdesivir, and all of that that the pharmaceutical companies made so much money on. She brought out the vaccine mandates on all of HHS's 105,000 healthcare workers. She forced the vaccine, and she forced it on a global deadline. On a deadline, October, I think it was October 16, 2021. She set the deadline. That deadline, you could find that deadline all over the world.

It was a deadline for city workers in Chicago that had to be vaccinated in Philadelphia, university students. I even found a deadline in Angola, Africa, for public sector workers who had to be double vaccinated by the same exact date. This was a global operation, the vaccine mandates, right? And she rolled it out in Alberta, Verna Yu, and Jason Kenney allowed her to roll it out and force these vaccines. Of course, thousands of healthcare workers refused, like Eric Payne.

Right. Dr. Eric Payne said, I'm not taking the shot. Kids shouldn't be getting this shot. And then he sued AHS, I think, with three other physicians. But we lost thousands of doctors and nurses, really the best people, the ones who actually had critical thinking and actually thought about what this vaccine was for themselves rather than just, you know, taking the word of the college or the medical associations. And those healthcare workers either left the province, left the country, retired early. I know a lot of them retired early. And there were a few who fought back, didn't want the shot. But she did severe damage to our health. health care system and Kenny allowed her to do it. And then eventually he fired her in April of 2022. Now she is the vice president of the University of Alberta, but he left all the other

NDP staff at AHS. So he literally did he left, he left HS in charge of the leftist mafia, which is basically not least people, but they were really allied to the Trudeau government. because if you were allied with Notley, you were really allied with the Trudeau government because they worked together on pretty much everything. Some of the projects were national and scale, like the thing that replaced NetCare, ConnectCare. Like ConnectCare was supposed to be sort of this national project.

So, you know, Kenny threw Albertans under the bus when it came to health care. And really, AHS made a deal with the World Economic Forum back in the summer of 2020. And apparently that deal was on throughout Jason Kenney's entire government. So then Danielle Smith promises to clean up AHS. And she comes in and she actually fires the remaining NDP AHS executives like Dr. Francois Belanger, chief medical officer. She fires the head of AHS legal, Tina Giesbrecht.

And she fired some other like Maro Chia's. who was also the H.S CEO who replaced Verni U. These are all NDP people. And she fired really the key people at H.S that were moving the, you know, they were the power movers. Because, you know, I was told that that Kenny basically tried to kind of sneak in through the HHS board,

but the HHS board had no power. And so they must have been laughing at them. They're like, okay, yeah, put your own people on the HHS board like Jack Mintz. Put your own people, they weren't the ones making the decision. So either Kenny, got really bad advice or they had something on him that he really couldn't you remember you remember um man i hope i'm remembering recalling this the right way did wasn't it kenny who had the

great reset book in his hand was kind of like this is a real thing folks it's kind of real thing and then it was like what i mean i'm going to go long a month later it could have been like two days later if somebody will remember this better than I can't. Because I remember thinking like, holy crap, like I bought that book. I literally bought the Great Reset by Klaus Schwab because I was like, let's read this thing. I mean, he's literally touting it. 20 bucks later, it's sitting on the front doorstep. I can read it. And then Premier Kenny had it. I was like, oh, that's interesting. But it was like, you know, and I would say Saskatchewan folks would say the same thing. Scott Moe and Kenny, it's almost like somebody walked through the door, booted it down and said, listen, this is what you do from now on.

And after that, the entire, like, everything changed. So you go, what did they have on them? I have no idea. For all I know, they walked in and said, you know, you do this or one day, your car is going off the old dusty trail and you will be no more. Right. You have no idea what's going on because like it changed real fast. Exactly. Well, I remember him kind of flashing the Great Reset book by Klaus Schwab.

And he said, oh, these people are so, you know, they're crazy. And this great reset, you know, his complete nonsense and so on. And he was very vocal about it. And then he caved on absolutely everything, everything. Everything. And so, yeah, you're absolutely right. You know, they got to him. And, you know, I could even tell by the behavior of the HHS lawyers, they were so brazen in the fraud that they were committing in court and the things that they were filing in court.

I could tell they weren't afraid of the provincial government at all. I even had people tell me, you know, come to me and tell me privately. They're like, yeah, Kenny will never help you. The conservatives will never help you. You know, don't expect any kind of help from this government. And I think, you know, part of it was, you know, to kind of try to get me to give up and give up hope. But they were absolutely right. You know, Kenny basically threw my family under the bus, but he really threw Albertans under the bus.

And the only thing that Kenny did that might have been different from the script that was going across all of Canada because this was not an Alberta thing. I mean, the entire country fell in lockstep in terms of, you know, the lockdowns, the mandates, the vaccine passports and so on. The only thing that Kenny did, that was slightly different. I remember, I think he opened the summer early for the stampede, you know, and I think that was the only thing that he did different. And of course, NDP jumped all over it and said, oh, cases are skyrocketing because, you know, you opened up the summer in Alberta for the Calgary stampede, which I know is a big, you know, driver of business and so on. And I think Dina Hinshaw probably got part of her $200,000 bonus for signing off on that. But you remember Dina Hinshaw got

a lot of extra money. And when I went over what Dina Hinshaw did was she was deleting data off the government website every step of the way when the vaccines started looking bad. When the vaccines, when it was clear that the vaccines were hard. harming people that the double vaccinated, their immune systems were getting hammered. They were filling up the hospitals. They were the ones dying from COVID-19. She just kept deleting every data set. When you say she was deleting, do you mean like the team was deleting or do you think like under her instructions they were deleting? She's the head of, she's, she's the public health chief medical officer of health. She had two chiefs of staff, I believe, and they probably

had staffers themselves. So you could say it was Dina Hinshaw's team. But she's the chief. she was in charge. It was her decision. And we actually saw from the court that, that, you know, she was supposed to be the one making the decisions on public health, not Jason Kenney, right? That was a recent court decision on that. So that's, it falls straight squarely into her lap. And I can tell you, she literally was deleting data because one day there's a table or a graph and you can see the data like, man, you know, the vaccinated are really getting hammered. And then the next day, that data is gone. Like, it's not, it's not. It's not. It's. It's just gone and you never see it again.

Right. And then you see different data and you're like, okay, you have to kind of readjust. And then, you know, they were all at the booster shots. And then you see that the triple vaccinated are the ones doing the worst. You're singing what Yackstack and like Marty up north, those two men paid specific. Well, I mean, Yackstack stack still doing it. But I mean, like they paid real close attention to the data on the website. It was so successful.

It was just nice and easy. could see everything and then once it started being messed with. Yeah. You're like, something is going on here, right? Like, I mean, it was already damning the, what, what the stats were starting to show. But then when you started to see them altered, yes, that, that's 110%. You know, going back to it, though. Uh, so you let me through Kenny and how he, he, he, you know, in your mind, he just allowed,

you know, he either got bad info or maybe he's compromised or on and on. it doesn't matter. AHS is still a beast. I have to say compromised. It has to be he was compromised. There's no other way to explain it because he did some really, really bad things. I think Albertans have really no idea how bad things got under Kenny. He rolled out the vaccines.

Now we've got AHS pushing vaccines on children as young as six months old. You know, I'm here putting out substacks of hundreds of kids that have died after taking these vaccines from the various reporting systems, whether it's VERS, whether it's the European agency, Australian agency. And we have AHS recommending shots and babies as young as six months old saying safe and effective, rolling it out in pregnant women, safe and effective. Meanwhile, pregnant women are, you know, coming down with cardiac arrests and blood clots and babies are dying, miscarriages, stillbirths, all of that stuff. Kenny caved on all of that, right?

And he also, Kenny also rolled over when it came to the reporting of vaccine injuries. AHS to this day is still burying vaccine injuries and vaccine-related deaths. They're still covering up. They're still threatening doctors. Like the college is still threatening doctors that they're not allowed to tell their patients about the risks of COVID-19 vaccines or they'll lose their license. So all of this stuff is still going on. And all of it was on Kenny's watch.

I don't know. We're a long way removed from, you know, like you think. Well, and it's on, I mean, this is, I mean, it's such a huge mess that it's, I mean, it's obviously now it's in Daniel Smith's hands to deal with. But it's such a huge mess. And I've talked to a lot of people about this. Like, how do you even approach the level of corruption that we have at H.S. And the college and so on? because I'm like, I'm like, you know, tear this thing down.

You know, put me, like, put me in charge of firing people. You don't have to put me in charge of AHS or the Ministry of Health or anything. Like, put me, make me the guy who fires these criminals, these corrupt bureaucratic assholes. Put me in charge of firing them and I'll do it. I'll do it for minimum wage and I'll do it happily and I'll fire all of these guys, right? But everybody becomes concerned, you know, all these political advisors like, oh my God, you don't touch AHS, don't touch the call. We don't know what's going to happen. You're going to implode the health care system. You wouldn't implode the health care system because it's the doctors and the nurses and the healthcare workers who do the actual work.

We don't need the damn bureaucrats to do anything. We can still show up at work and do our work. Like I had five managers hanging buzzing over my head. I didn't need them. You know, I was actually happiest when they weren't even in the department. And most of the time they weren't. Most of the time they were, you know, probably playing golf or something, collecting, you know, $300,000 salaries. But I didn't need them to do my work. Right. I was happier when they were not interfering in my clinical patient work. So no, AHS wouldn't collapse if you fired these 3,000 parasites, but everyone's afraid to do something drastic like that, right? So now what Daniel Smith has done with AHS, which is, you know, she's made the original

AHS, one quarter of what it used to be, putting in new institutions, new people. Like, that is a smart way of approaching restructuring of this huge corrupt entity without having everyone panic like oh my god healthcare is going to collapse in the province so it is a smart it is a very smart approach i have to say i tell you what i think that's a you know um you know if i were we're 40 minutes in here and um i wasn't sure where you're going to get to you know lots of people really like daniel smith i got a lot of time for and yet there's a lot of people that you know like we ain't moving fast enough and i wasn't sure where you're going to get to but i think I just heard you basically get to where she's done something very smart in that

I mean don't get me wrong the task is absolute monstrous this isn't what did you say 3100 managers 3100 managers who manage 23 billion dollars without literally giving a financial statements back to the government it's a black hole half like I think you know if alberton's knew that half our money like half their taxpayer dollars go into something called aHS which is a black hole and they don't even give financial statements back. You know, I really have no idea where that money goes.

I just finished reading and this is why it's so fresh in my brain I guess, but I just finished reading Annie Jacobson Operation Paperclip. I've been, folks, it has taken me some time because it's a pretty heavy topic, right? You're talking about Nazi scientists coming over to America. I might point out they went to Russia too. They pretty much went everywhere.

In the height of the Cold War, they basically justified everything to to win right so they were we're bringing all these brilliant minds who'd done horrific things to human beings um over to the states and justifying it and getting to pass your law and blah blah blah blah blah and you know like you look at the task of of what she's got to try and do against an entity that you call a black hole and i and i agree i think i think back to what Annie Jacobson was talking about. After the World War II, things escalate real fast between the United States and Russia. And then the black coal becomes the military industrial complex, where if it's in the national interest for protecting the United States

from all out war, et cetera, or if we're going to war anyways, we might as well have the tools to be. Like, money just gets dumped at it. I mean, we're still looking at the United States where they continue to dump money at it. And our military industrial complex here in Alberta is AHS, right? Like, you know, you need it for what? Oh, 300 grand? Great. Two million? Great. Unless it's going to solve problems, then, no, that doesn't work.

And if it's the pandemic, it's extra hundreds of millions of dollars. Correct. You know, by the way, did you know what the original budget of H.S was when H.S. Initially put together? 2008 to 2009? I'm going to, I'm going to shoot with a billion dollars. No, no, it was $9 billion. Oh, nine billion.

Okay. And it's $23 billion now. Is there health care? better? No, it sucks. Exactly. I don't think you can get to anyone listening to this. I'd be hard pressed, I would say, that they're like, oh yeah, our health care is great.

Like it, you know, it just isn't. It doesn't help that I'm married to an American who comes up here and is like, what is this? Like this is a just, this is, you know, a big old- Well, Sean, like we've got like, you know, at some point during the pandemic, we had like 20-hour wait times in emergency or just just, I mean, that's when emergency was even open. In Winnipeg, in Winnipeg back in November, just this past year, they had a person die in the waiting room. It was there 33 hours.

Yeah, exactly. And that should not happen in a country like Canada, right? Like, that's unacceptable. But these guys, you know, like I said, they're managing this $23 billion. And I have court documents showing when we're an HS executive says, well, our revenue is this much, you know, this many billion of dollars. I'm like, dude, that's not your revenue. That's not your money.

That's Alberta taxpayer money. They see it as their own money. It's like they're running a business, right? They're running out of business. Hey, we got a revenue of $20 billion. We have enough money to do this and that and whatever. And that's how they see it. This is how they see themselves.

They see themselves as an entity of their own. It's almost like a shadow government, I call it. It's literally like a shadow government. They do whatever they want. But coming back to what Daniel Smith has in front of her in the task. And the other thing that makes it difficult is that there are many corporations that are benefiting from this monstrosity because they get a piece of the $23 billion pie. All the giant law firms in Alberta, they get a piece of the pie. You know, God knows how much is paid out in bribes.

I can tell you probably half of Alberta's judges are on some kind of a payroll or bribe system from Alberta Health Services because I've seen what they do in court. It is absolute open criminality what these judges do in court. and it's both the courts, it's the court of King's Bench and the Court of Appeal. You know, you've got pharmaceutical companies that are getting multibillion-dollar deals. You have construction companies in Alberta that are getting multi-billion-dollar deals. So there's so much vested interest, corporate interest, on leaving things exactly as they are. They've got their HHS executives bribed already to, you know, award contracts, whether it's PCL construction, getting the, you know, $2 billion cancer center in Calgary,

or the $2 billion hospital they were going to get in Edmonton or the $600 million super lab that they were going to build in Edmonton at the University of Alberta. This is huge money that does get awarded to all these big corporations. So, of course, these corporate interests don't want anything to change. They're like telling Daniel Smith, like, hey, hey, don't touch HHS. Like, we're happy with the way the system is, right? Of course, because they're getting the money, but the patients are not getting the patient care

because the money gets taken away from patient care. I've seen money stolen from patient care and then go towards salaries of administrators. So anyways, she's got a giant task ahead of her. She's tackling it. I think it's going in, this is the first time it's really going in a good direction. She's fired the most corrupt AHS executives at the top. And she said that that's just the start of it. Now you've got 3,000 middle managers, a lot of them who will have to go.

it has to be done smartly. She has, you know, started restructuring AHS so that it's only, the original HHS is only one-fourth, the entity. And then those corrupt AHS managers and executives, they don't have a say in the other entities that are being put in place, right? Like the other three quarters. So that's good. Like, this is all good, right?

Then we have to clean up the colleges because the colleges have the doctors, right? They're controlling the doctors. they're telling 11,000 doctors, you're going to keep pushing the shots. You're not going to tell your patients about the risks of the vaccines. And so we need to clean up the colleges. They've done damage to nurses. They've done damage to doctors. Really all healthcare professions in this province.

So that's the next step to tackle. And I think a lot of thought is being put into how do we tackle these colleges? The private corporations right now run by mafia lawyers. That's basically what it's at. So you need a clever approach to get control of those entities back so that the healthcare workers are under a sort of a public oversight system, not a private corporation, that could just eliminate doctors as they wish. I feel like I've asked this question before, but I'm going to re-ask it because I want to make sure that I can understand this correctly. AHS makes complete sense to me. When it comes to the College of Physicians,

how can an Alberta government influence or dismantle or something is that under their structure, can they walk in and just be like, hey, college of physicians, what are you doing? Like, you're not allowing doctors to be doctors. If they want to tell the harms, that's what they're supposed to do. Absolutely. So this is 100% within the provincial government's power to address and to potentially restructure. And it's under the Health Professions Act.

All the colleges exist under the Health Professions Act. And what happened was, you know, many decades ago, each province said, you know what, you guys, you doctors, you know how to manage yourselves. You know who's qualified, who's not qualified. who's engaged in a medical malpractice. So we will give you the privilege of self-regulation that you can regulate your own specialty. And they constituted the college

and they put the college in the hands of the doctors and said, you guys can figure things out. We'll trust you. Of course, the whole system got corrupted. How the colleges became private corporations, I have no idea. That must be some kind of a legal loophole that they exploited over the years.

But every single college is given the privilege of self-regulation by the provincial government. Now, if they are not serving the people and they're serving themselves or corporate interests and they're committing all sorts of crimes, the provincial government absolutely has the ability to come in, put in an amendment in the Health Professions Act, and you can either dissolve the colleges and create new colleges or new medical boards. They're called medical boards in the United States. You can constitute new entities that are public that are answerable to the public that are completely transparent because right now you

cannot file a freedom of information request to find out what's happening at the colleges like if the college decides to you know fire every doctor who tried to treat albertans with ivermectin you can't even file a freedom of information request to find out what they did how they did it um how they got why not because it's a private corporation private corporations don't fall under the Freedom of Information and Protection Act, right? Even though, even though, think about that for a second, even though they're under the, I don't know, the umbrella. I'm trying to think of the word here of the Alberta government,

which would make it a government, like you should be able to file a request, a freedom of information to get that information out. But you can't because somehow over time in what you're saying, they created a private corporation that now doesn't have to give out. They can do whatever. You want to talk about a black hole. William, that is right there. They can do whatever the hell they want.

And the government can't really come in right now and really tell them what to do or ask for documents or anything without making that amendment to the Health Professions Act, whatever the loophole was that they exploit it to make themselves private corporations. that's the insanity of it. We have 100,000 doctors in Canada, all of whom have a license that's given out by a private corporation that none of the governments in Canada have access to. These are private corporations that do whatever the hell they want. Whoever they serve, whatever corporate interests or international interests they serve, the colleges in Canada are all private, all of them.

It's like you wouldn't believe it. But that's what it is because I filed those freedom of information requests and everything comes back, rejected like, no, you have to go through the PIPA Act, which is, you know, the Personal Information and Privacy Act, which is what you go through when you're trying to get information from a private corporation. And it's complete insanity, but that's where we're at. And that's why the doctors are all scared in Canada, because the colleges can do to them whatever they want. So if you speak out against the COVID narrative in any way, I'm not even talking about the vaccines. Doctors have been crucified for writing mask exemption letters. They'll have the college raid their offices, just take their patient files. They can even get the police to go after these doctors.

And no one can do anything about it. It's like they're completely private independent entities that control Canada's doctors. It's complete insanity. And it shouldn't be that way. And I can tell you, Alberta, if Daniel Smith goes after the colleges and says, you will not be private corporations, we will not have corrupt lawyers running the show here. In Alberta, it's one family, one lawyer family that has been the legal counsel, the head legal counsel of the college for the last 50 years. Donald Boyer and Craig Boyer. It's the Boyer family that controls 11,000 licenses, medical licenses in Alberta. One lawyer family. This has been their family business for the last 50 years.

So, you know, Daniel Smith can come in and say, we're going to change everything. This is not how things are going to function. The college doesn't serve the people, doesn't serve Albertans. Actually, it's doing harm to Albertans by threatening doctors, not allowing them to practice medicine. So she can dissolve the existing colleges or she can, you know, constitute a new college that everyone can transfer to. That is a public entity that is transparent. and then that entity has to answer to the Ministry of Health. And of course, the Minister of Health has, you know,

her constituents that she has to answer to. Then it becomes answerable to the people. And that's what we need. That is a monumental task is basically what you're like, I feel like you're outlining is monumental. It can be done in a week. You need maybe one or two good lawyers. It can be done in a week.

You just have to get lawyers who understand the Health Professions Act. and understand how the colleges have been exploiting the Health Professions Act. Everything that the colleges do goes through the Health Professions Act. When my license was sabotaged, they went through the Health Professions Act. They exploited the loopholes in there. So they said, well, under section this and that of the Health Professions Act, we can take your license hostage and threaten your family. They exploit the loopholes in the system.

They can't operate completely outside the system, but they've exploited the loopholes in the system. That's why you just need a couple of good lawyers. you go in there, you go into the section, that's about the colleges, and then you just rip that thing apart. You put in new, you put in a brand new thing, and you don't even have to repeal the law. Oh, I'm sorry, repeal the bill.

All you do is you do an amendment to the bill. The provincial government does it all the time, right? Amendment to this bill, amendment to that bill. All they have to do is an amendment to that section of the bill, and, you know, you go through first reading, second reading, reading in committee, third reading, and then the bills approved. The whole thing can be done in a week.

It just has to be done properly. But that would set off a tsunami across Canada because no one's done it. No one has had the guts to do it. No one has had the guts to go after this healthcare mafia in Canada and say, you know what? We're going to take your power away in the province of Alberta completely. We're taking back the control of our doctor.

And you know what? We're going to give our doctors the freedom to practice medicine. If they want to prescribe iburemectin or hydroxychloroquine or fluvoxamine, whatever they think they can prescribe that's safe for COVID patients, we're going to let them do it. We're going to let them write vaccine exemption letters, you know, mask exemption letters. We're going to let them practice medicine the way they see fit.

That would be a paradigm change for the entire country. Like that would be such a paradigm change. It's like what Florida's doing, the Florida Surgeon General. Yeah, Florida. when when dr latipo said we're going to we're going to stop covid vaccines in in the state of florida because there's more harm than benefit and he outlined uh all the reasons why uh all the harms that are going on right now with the vaccines and the dna contamination of the vaccines and so on and he said we're going to halt it in florida and they have to go through a legal process to do it so

there's going to be a bill desantis is going to sign it into law and i'm telling you florida's going to be the first jurisdiction in the states to halt the COVID vaccines. Alberta could be next, but I think we have to clean up, maybe start cleanup of the colleges first. Because as long as the doctors are scared and not allowed to practice medicine, you know, there's not, I mean, it has to be part of the solution, fixing the colleges and bringing freedom back to the practice of medicine in Canada. You know, we've talked about choke points.

Like, you know, just like if you, and everyone can do this in their own life. It doesn't have to be a, uh, on a grand scale of Alberta or Canada or what have you. But like, you know, a lot of choke points happen when somebody has control over how you can, you know, as a doctor, prescribed medicine. That's a choke point. It's like you can't, you can't prescribe medicine. Why? Because they don't allow me to do that. That's a choke point. And, um, if we could clean up a bunch of those, we'd be way better off. I'm glad you brought up Florida because I think that is, you know, that that is, that is huge news. You know, there's tons of people going, why are we still, you know, a year and a half later? Oh, no, it might even be more than that. Is it two years now?

I think it might be two years now. Um, geez, time is, that's, uh, that's a weird, I can't believe how far away we are from it, you know, where people are still getting boosters, still getting everything, you know, and you're just like, Sean, I went over the recommendations, the recommendations that come out of Dr. Teresa Tam's office, I was doing for one of my substack articles. I wanted to see like, if I had followed the recommendations set out by Dr. Teresa,

how many vaccines would I be at right now? It's seven. I would be taking my seventh COVID vaccine right now. There's a couple of bivalent booster shots in there. We've got the latest booster shot, which is XBB.B.1.4. You know, we've got the original two shots, then the two boosters. We're seven shots in. We're seven shots in.

And I looked over the Statistics Canada report on deaths in 2022. And we had 19,000 COVID deaths allegedly in 2022 compared to 15,000 COVID deaths in 2020, which means we have 4,000 more COVID deaths from a mild variant, which means the vaccines haven't saved a single life. In fact, there's more deaths now from a mild variant after seven. COVID vaccines than there were in 2020 when we had the strongest variants coming out of Wuhan, China and no vaccines. That's insane. And that's, I'm not even getting into the injuries and deaths, vaccine injuries and all the sudden deaths. This is just the efficacy part of it. There is no

efficacy and not a single life has been saved. So basically when you're taking these products, you've got all risk, zero benefit. And the statistics, the mortality statistics straight out of the Canadian government to show it. Zero benefit. It was down in the States over Christmas and watching I haven't watched like mainstream television folks in I don't know how long. I don't know about William, but I just, it's been a long time. Anyways, we had the TV on, I think in the hotel room and it was just, you know, whatever. It was some, some show and then the commercials came on. I haven't watched commercial and the amount of commercials right now in the United States that are, straight on just Pfizer was insane was insane i'm like they're well they're the only ones with money

probably right now right like i mean it it was crazy like every every second commercial i would i would take a stab at was uh was you know get your get your latest um booster yes it was it was it was wild and then there was there was there was vaccines for other things that they were talking about too not just covid and i was like this is this is a bit intense like that's a huge business it's a huge business, Pfizer made over $100 billion in revenues last year. They just set out, they just completed a acquisition of $43 billion acquisition of a cancer treatment. I saw that. Right. A company that treats a whole bunch of cancers that we're seeing in the COVID vaccinated, you know, accidentally, coincidentally. Forty three billion dollars, they overpaid, like big time

overpaid. Like they're throwing around billions like it's like it's like. like it's candy. And they went into, oh, what's gonna make money in the future? Cancer. We're going all the way back to the start of our story where, you know, what happens in Alberta? They move it to BC and who invests in it and who's being a big player in it.

It's like, well, everybody can see where things are moving to. It's us minions at the bottom that are like, what is going on? But you can see it playing out in real time. I mean, yeah, the Pfizer thing, buying the cancer treatment group, I forget the name. S-G-G-E-N.

C-G-E-N. And they have, I think, three or four cancer drugs on the market, approved. They get about $2 billion in revenue. So it's not even that much revenue. If you think about it, what they made on the vaccines and Paxil of it, I think they made close to $40 billion on the vaccine. And now they're spending $40 billion to acquire a company that has revenue of $2 billion. Like, it's peanuts, right?

They're not going to make more money from this gigantic acquisition, that they're dishing out so much money on. But they've got cancer drugs covering the various cancers that I'm seeing in the vaccinated, things like the lymphomas, the brain cancers, breast cancers, colon cancers, lung cancers. That's what they're acquiring medications for. And then there's cancer drugs in the pipeline that that company has.

And the Pfizer CEO, Albert Burla, on all the interviews that he's come on recently, and this was fascinating. I did an article about this and it went viral. He says, cancer is our next big thing. Cancer is it. From 2025 until 2030, cancer is our number one thing. And what he said also, which really caught my ears, and he's been saying this in every single interview, he says, we're going to do to cancer drugs what we did to MRNA. We're going to scale up the production to levels no one has ever seen before. Now, why would you need to scale up production of cancer drugs to levels that no one has ever seen before? He says one in three people will develop cancer. and it's going to affect every single family. And he's going to be right there making money off it.

So that's a scary, that's a scary prediction coming from this guy. Man, that is, um, like it's, it's not even heavy. It's heavy the word. Like it just like, you don't,

you don't have to like that guy, but he's in a position of way too much knowledge that a lot of us don't have it. When he says that, I mean, you can write that off and be like, oh, yeah,

yeah, or you can be like one and three. Think about that. Like, um, and then think about, you know, if you start to tie together that vaccinated are having a higher, like, I mean, geez, it's not even that. I go back to Scott Marzland, him, and I'm forgetting the clinic's name.

Boy, oh, boy this morning. The names are just, but he works with Pierre Corey. And he was talking about their clinic. They deal with all the injuries coming from the vaccinated. He said 30% of their patients. are unvaccinated. They're people who have been harmed through shedding and different things like that. And I was like, oh, boy, right? So you go one and three, let's just, let's go the safe route here and just say that, you know, like, coincidentally, if you got vaccinated, especially

if you got all the extra boosters, that it seems like some cancers are starting to show up and there's nothing there to see, you know, you think about your family or your extended family or your friends, your colleagues, and you think about how many people here in Alberta, just, just, just, just nice and easy, got it while the statistics are high, which means you go, holy crap. And I just think from my own life and the amount of people that I know that have been getting cancer. And sure, were there cancers before COVID?

Yes. But like it feels like, and maybe I'm just going a little bit insane, William, it's gone up. It feels like it's gone way up. You know, you mentioned brain cancer. Just specifically on that, is there anything specifically? to that, that jumps out to me, or is it just another one of the trends that you're seeing? So what jumps out about brain cancer specifically is you see it with Pfizer or Moderna.

So I know there's been a lot of talk about DNA contamination and the SV40 promoter, which is found just in Pfizer and people think, well, that's causing all the cancers. No, because there's no SV40 promoter in the Moderna in the contamination and people are getting brain cancers and other kinds of cancers. after taking only Moderna shots. So all of these cancers that are showing up in the vaccinated, they seem to be on an accelerated course. They just seem to progress much more rapidly than you would expect from that cancer

in an individual of that age, right? And that is the feature, rapid progression. So when people show up with the brain cancers, often it's the highest grade or the highest stage. And so operation is impossible in making. any of these cases. And then the other feature is they're resistant to conventional chemo radiation and sometimes even some of the cutting edge immunotherapies. So Pfizer getting in and, you know, buying up a brand new technology, mind you, of treating cancer. And now we have cancers

showing up in the vaccinated that are resistant to conventional treatments. You see where this is going. Like they're going to have the answer because all these cancers are not going to be responding to conventional chemo and conventional radiation. And they're not responding. That's the shocking part. So this brings us all the way back to what happened to me at New Year with the community notes and so on. Because I've been really focusing on the turbo cancers and the vaccinated and trying to expose and say, look, guys, these turbo cancers are real. They're happening. I've been writing about it on my substack for almost a year.

I've been writing about turbo cancers and the different types that I'm seeing. So like I said, the top five turbo cancers after vaccination I'm seeing are lymphomas, brain cancers, breast cancers, breast cancers, colon cancers, which I can't explain, and lung cancers. So those are the top five. You've got also like melanomas, sarcomas, kidney cancers, testicular cancers, ovarian cancers. Why can't you explain breast cancer? What do you mean by that? I don't know what the mechanism is.

Nobody does. And that's the problem is that there's a lot of theories on how the vaccines are causing these cancers. And a lot of it has to do about the immune system suppression, the damage to the immune system, damage to T cells, NK cells, immune signaling, and so on. But no one knows the exact mechanism. Like, you know, I had epoch times come to me and say, Dr. Macas, can you explain how the vaccines are causing cancer? And I said, okay, well, from the literature, I can give you nine different possible mechanisms of how these cancers could be happening. and I can't tell you exactly which one because no one's allowed to study it. There's no autopsies that are being done. Certainly no one's staining in the autopsies. No one's staining the tumors for the presence of the MRI or the spike protein. No one's allowed to do that work. I'm going to slow you down here just for a sec, because I want to make sure that I understand this properly. Yeah.

When you say staining a tumor, you mean taking the tumor out and then taking a sample of it for further testing. and then putting that, not just doing some testing, because I'm sure they test it to make sure it's cancer, you're saying further to start to test whether or not it has MRI maybe a part of it or something along that lines that you could start to show causation, essentially, right? Exactly. So when I say staining, I mean additional staining beyond what they do.

The basic analysis and staining they do is they want to determine what kind of cancer it is. But then you have to do additional staining where you're looking specifically for either presence of the MRNA, which, for example, when they've done staining for the heart, they've actually found MRNA in the heart, heart cells. Or you're staining for the spike protein to see if the cells, the tumor cells, are expressing spike protein, because they shouldn't be, right? If the vaccine's supposed to stay in our arm, it shouldn't be ending up in the tumor, right? And Japanese researchers, for example, took samples of people, vaccinated people who had reactivation of herpes.

And they took samples of their skin lesion and they found spike protein in the skin lesions of this reactivated herpes, for example, that vaccinated people were suffering from. What's the spike protein doing there? It shouldn't be there, but it's there. And it might be causing some kind of a reaction, immune reaction, for example. So all of this extra staining, it's not expensive. it can be done. No one is doing it. It's done in a couple of like research places in Japan and Korea and Germany and maybe one or two places in the States. But on a routine clinical basis, no one is doing it anywhere in North America because they don't want any link made to the vaccine that the vaccines

are causing these injuries. Or you could just go back to earlier and say they could lose their job if they started doing said research, right? It hasn't been approved to start looking into such a thing. Well, and that all comes from the bureaucracy. So if you look at, I know Dr. Roger Hodginson has actually, because he's a pathologist, and he's contacted the chief medical examiner in Ontario, for example, or the second assistant chief medical examiner.

And he's asked him, are you guys doing the staining? And if not, why not? And they said, no, we're not doing the staining. and they basically gave him a non-answer as to why they're not doing it. They're not allowed to do it because there's a multi-hundred billion dollar industry that depends on no one finding out that these vaccines could be causing these cancers. And again, we don't have the proof, right? We have case reports and we have theories and we have an explosion of cancers.

And I always say, do the autopsies, do the proper staining. We have the technology. but no one is allowed to do it. And that's the problem. And I get attacked. I get viciously attacked for bringing up turbo cancer and the link to the COVID-19 vaccines. And I get community notes put on every single post

that I make about turbo cancer on Twitter. And that's where I got hit very hard. They've been going after me for months. They've been trying to get my account shutdown. They report me for all kinds of nonsense. But they always put a community note saying turbo cancer is not a thing. It doesn't exist. It's made up by anti-Baxter called William Macchus. And you know what they use a source in the community notes? They use a hit piece written by a U.S.

oncologist who basically said, oh, Macchus is a quack. He's a lunatic and there's no evidence of turbo cancer and so on. And he basically makes a whole bunch of false assumptions in his article and says vaccines are safe and effective. That is literally the source that the community notes uses whenever someone. So they've been going after me for many, many months now. with these community notes. Now, what's, so here's the interesting part, but I'll let you gently look like you want to jump in. I apologize.

I got something on the top of my mind, and I'm like, I got to make sure that I walk through and make sure I'm getting this exactly correct. Once again, the staining, it's not that they aren't doing staining, they aren't looking for the correlation, right? They're not looking for the specific thing. And once again, with autopsies,

It's not like the autopsies, there's never any happening. It's that in the autopsies, they're not looking for any of this. Because maybe they don't think there's anything there. Or maybe they know if they start talking. They've seen what's happened with everybody else that started talking about it. So then my question is, and I feel like there was somebody in Lethbridge, and I apologize if I'm getting this wrong. But is there a way for just anyone to do foips and to find out,

You know, I'm just thinking like death certificates. I'm thinking like all that has to be public knowledge. Not necessarily in the realm of like, oh, it's the vaccination that caused it. But in that like, look, something's going on here in each individual community where it's starting to spike. And people could do that in their own local community. Could they not? You could. You'll either get back nothing or you'll get back pages that are blacked out.

I've done the freedom of information request processes in Alberta for many years now. I can tell you the system is completely broken. AHS games that entire thing. They've got lawyers specifically who deal with freedom of information requests. It's a different lawyer than the lawyers that were taking me to court and so on. And they make sure that Albertans get nothing. That system is unfortunately broken. But I can tell you, the number one cause of death in Alberta is cause unknown, right?

And so that also could be fixed. Daniel Smith could order AHS and their pathology departments and so on. Actually, I believe the Minister of Health has a medical examiner or what have you that could probably issue, you know, orders. What is this? But they could say like, look, you have to start doing autopsies and you have to start staining for doing this immunization. hystochemical staining for M RNA and the spike protein and to see if it's present in tissues of interest like tumors, like the heart, like the brain, right? Like we need those answers. And like I said, it's additional staining. It's a minimal additional cost. So it's not an issue of cost. And those

stains exist because there's been cases published. Like Dr. McCullough and myself and Dr. Roger Hotskinson and a few others, we actually did the largest autopsy review in the world of sudden deaths of vaccinated people. We reviewed those autopsies. Some of them have had the staining done. We found about 74% of these sudden deaths are related to the vaccine. They won't allow us to even publish it. I think we're on our 10th or 12th or 15th attempt at a major journal to get this published. They won't allow us to publish it because, again, it's evidence that shows you that the vaccine is implicated in sudden deaths. You know, there's the staining in some of these cases.

They just won't allow it. They might allow the occasional one or two cases, but they won't allow a big autopsy series, for example, that can alert other departments around the world. You're saying you're sitting on a study that would implicate COVID in all these different parts. They're not COVID, sorry, the vaccine, not COVID, the vaccine. Yeah, and you can, Dr. McCullough talks about this study all the time. It's been downloaded about almost 300,000 times now.

It's been viewed and downloaded about 300,000 times. Right now, it's sitting on a server that's hosted by CERN in Europe, you know, the big Hadron Collider. And Lancet actually took it down from their website within 24 hours because they did not want people to even have access to the preprint. So we're trying to get peer review, right, because that's the process you go through. In medical literature, you want it to be reviewed by other professionals. in your field. Lancet took it down. They wouldn't they didn't want people to even see the preprint, which now you know, you can put the preprint on a server so that other people can look at it. And they could say, you know, this hasn't been peer reviewed, you know, we'll wait,

we'll have to wait for the final result. They won't allow it. This is like people don't realize is there's massive suppression going on to not allow any link from the vaccine to the sudden deaths or to the turbo cancers. So, you know, back to my story about what happened on New Year's day, I thanked my 200,000 supporters and I said, listen, guys, thank you. I had no Twitter account and I had no substack at the start of the year. Now I have 200,000 followers between those two platforms and international followers. My substack is read in 150 countries in the world. And I reach about 25 million viewers and readers every month. So I thanked everyone for their support because it's like I'm literally here.

I can put the lights on in the house and I can feed my family because of people's support. Because Alberta Health Services has been trying to destroy me, make me bankrupt for the last eight years. So I just thanked my support. And I said, listen, you know, Alberta Health Services has spent millions of dollars in legal fees. trying to destroy me and my family. I estimate about $5 million in legal fees that they stole from patient care funds to pay for lawyers to try to destroy me.

And I said, thank you all for your support. I get a community note slapped on my post. And I'm like, what the hell is this? I expect community notes when they're coming after my turbo cancer posts. And they say, Macchus is lying. And he lost his license in 2015 for harassing women. And I'm like, holy cow, these guys, now this is community notes. So this is someone in the United States.

This is not even someone in Canada. So now, AHS apparently has friends at Twitter. Like, they're coming after me with defamation, just making stuff up. And I've never harassed anybody. And I didn't lose my license in 2015. So it was complete 100% defamation. And so I said, okay, you know what? Maybe people should see the $400,000 bribe.

that I was offered by Rachel Notley's AHS CEO, Verna You, who gave me a $400,000 offer on the table, said, we'll make it tax-free, and you got to sign a big non-disclosure agreement, never speak to any of your colleagues in Alberta again, give up your contracts, give up your hospital privileges, we'll tell the college that you're never practicing medicine in Alberta again, and you're leaving the province.

So I put up a page of my offer that I got from AHS lawyers, that saying we are willing we are right here we are giving dr macas an offer of four hundred thousand dollars and he has to sign a non-disclosure agreement and i gave a copy of it and then i talked about my license that when i refused this offer they took my license hostage they ran up uh these 75 000 in fees of this college hearing uh where they try to justify taking my license and then they were extorting me they're like pay these fees or we're not we're not give you we will not give you your 2019 license because my license was active 2016, 17, 18, but you know, you have to renew it every year, right? So when it came to the 2019 year, and for two years, I refused

to cave in to their threats regarding my license. They're like, pay the $75,000 or we're suspending your license for nonpayment. So I put that picture of that letter from the college. And then in 2019, they canceled my license for non-payment. And so that's how they were able to kind of get rid of my license to make sure I couldn't practice medicine ever again. So I put those two documents up there and I said, any lawyer wants to take a case against Twitter, this is a multimillion dollar defamation case, open and shut case. And I think within six hours, Twitter took down the community note. So they just, you know, took it right off. When you go back to, I think you said,

Verna You offering the $400K, tax free, just move on, sign some things. It's literally in the offer. They said that for tax purposes, we'll say it's part of like the settlement of the lawsuit and then basically Macchus doesn't have to pay taxes on the $400K. It's right there in the offer. You know, over our series of conversations,

I've got to know a bit about you. But I am curious, you know, you look back at that moment, there had to have been part of you that just went, yeah, I just take the money and we just move and get out of here. And like, I don't know, this is insane, right? I mean, now you're many a year past that. And the insanity has not let off, William. I don't think I need to tell you or the listeners that.

But, you know, like at that moment, I don't know. I guess I just go. You know what, Sean? Do you wish you could have? I don't know. I don't know how to phrase the question. I know what you're asking. You know, I never regret it saying no to the money.

What upset me over the years was I was watching my colleagues that I went to medical school with. They became directors of their departments. They continued publishing. You know, they continued building their careers. I could see the updates on LinkedIn all the time. And here I am sitting with a destroyed career that was destroyed. by a few con artists at AHS and the college, and there's nothing I could do about it.

Like there's literally, there is no process in Alberta that was going to stop these people. And the government wasn't going to help me. And certainly Jason Kenney wasn't going to help me. He threw my family under the bus. So, you know, that was upsetting to see. Then the pandemic hit and it kind of leveled, in a way, it, I was going to say leveled the playing field,

But that's not the right expression. It basically put everyone in the same boat in that now everyone was being abused by H.S. Everyone was being abused by the college. Everyone in Alberta. And so, you know, there, I don't think there's anybody in Alberta whose family hasn't been touched or harmed by either the lockdowns or the masks or the vaccines or the vaccine mandates or vaccine passports.

And whether you're, you know, whether you're a true believer or not and you took all the vaccines or not is irrelevant. The point is we were all harmed in one way or another by these institutions that were supposed to protect us. And they did everything possible to harm as many Albertans as possible. You know, the 5,800 COVID deaths in Alberta, I can tell you, 90% of those COVID deaths were preventable. And we could argue whether those COVID deaths were real COVID, like with COVID. Or with COVID, yeah. Right. Okay, that part is debatable, but they blocked all early treatments in Alberta. They handcuffed the doctors. I can tell you, you can talk to Dr. Daniel Nagasi about this, the protocols in the hospitals, a lot of those patients didn't survive,

and those protocols are questionable. Those drugs that they put people on questionable. Remdesivir, for example, is just one of several drugs that they put people on, and a lot of those people didn't make it. The way people were treated in long-term care homes, where they were not given proper hydration and food and they were not given antibiotics and they gave them they suppressed they gave them medazalam and morphine and they you know suppressed their respiration and they pressured families to sign you know do not resuscitate orders and so on there's a lot of crimes that happen throughout the pandemic and of course then there's the persecution of the christian pastors for example in 2021 like like pastor arthur pavlovsky like that was insane how did alberta become the number one

place in the world for persecution of Christianity and Christian pastors. Like even North Korea is taking notes like, man, these Albertans are, they're really, they're really able to persecute their Christians. We got to learn from these Albertans, right? That happened under Jason Kenney's watch. Mr. Christian conservative was allowing Christian pastors to be arrested like criminals on the streets. And who was doing it?

It was Alberta Health Services that was going out getting, orders from Justice Rook and other corrupt Alberta judges. So people, Albertans were abused. They were abused by Alberta Health Services. They shut down small businesses while Costco and Walmart stayed open. They, they, you know, so many businesses went out of business in Alberta, small businesses, right? They went after like Chris Scott of the Whistle Stop Cafe. They went after, you know, gym owners. They were ticketing people for being out. Well, I mean, but fast forward to like yesterday, William, and you got David Menzies, Rebel News bumping into the cop and getting arrested on the street, trying to scrum Christia Freeland.

And now people, I've walked myself through this train of thought so many times, it still bothers me. And that is, I remember when Ocean Wise Black got arrested in Calgary on the, outdoor rink. And my initial thought was, I actually made fun of it at the time. I'm like, man, just get off the, if they want you, you know, like, let's just be like kind and whatever and whatever, right? Like that was my initial thought. Why do you got to go out of the cops? And then, you know, what a dumb thought. And on it went, right? Like, now I look back at Ocean Wiseblatt and I'm like, man, if he wasn't the canary in the coal mine, right, of like what was coming down the pipe. And I look at David Menace.

And I'm like, you know, is he playing a bit? Is he, is he being a little bit forceful? Is he doing? Sure. We can argue that as a reporter, he is on the, I don't want to say a stream side of it. Just like the, I don't know, the aggressive side. I don't even know what to call it. You know what the regard.

I saw the video. He wasn't. I know. He was literally walking down the street. I just mean with David Menzies, David Menzies. David Menzies. I know. Yeah.

He's, and so I can see how some people would write it off. But I caution everyone that they just arrested a report. Now they're going to go, wow, they let him out. You know, they didn't even charge him. I'm like, they arrested him on live camera. And they roughed him up. And they roughed him up for assaulting a police officer when he was walking down the street trying to interview Christia Freeland.

It's like, I don't know what universe we're living in, but, you know, we keep talking about COVID because there's a lot of things that are still at play there. But yesterday in Ottawa, they arrested a. reporter for trying to question Christia Freeland. You're like, this is, we are an insane land. Yeah. And so, you know, I come back to the, I come back to the abuses that these institutions engaged in. And so then I almost like I didn't feel alone anymore, right? Because like all those years, they're like, well, yeah, fair. Something must be wrong with Mack is because everyone else

loves AHS and the college and everyone's, everyone else gets along just why. And what the hell is wrong with this Macass guy? Why can't he get along with these bureaucrats and executives? And then everyone got to see the corruption, or at least a lot of the corruption and abuses in our healthcare system. And a lot of people are still suffering from AHS to this day. They're still in court. They're still fighting, you know, tickets or what have you, or they had their business destroyed. And so everybody else got to see the corruption. And so, you know, I have not regretted this path, even though it's been an extremely unpleasant path.

I honestly, I don't regret being on this side of things. I wish it wasn't so painful sometimes. You know, it was a, I mean, HHS put me through a meat grinder. They put me and my family through an absolute meat grinder. I call it torture. A lot of it was psychological torture that they put me through, especially the part where they're like,

yeah, we'll make sure you never practice medicine again. And we're going to destroy your reputation. And we're going to smear your name through the mud. And we have unlimited money. We're going to wage. They literally told me this. The lawyers told me this. They said, we're going to wage a war of attrition.

against you and your family, and we have unlimited funds to do it. Point blank, I was told by an HS lawyer in my face. We have unlimited funds to wage a war of attrition against your family. So here I am speaking out about Hs' crimes and the college's crimes, you know, eight years later, but I have 200,000 supporters on my side now, and millions of others who are waking up to this cesspool and this filth in our health care system. And we now have a government and Danielle Smith who is willing to get in there and clean it up. So I'm pretty happy where things are at right now.

Yeah. You know, I wonder, were you always before this, rewind the clock, 2010, let's say, things are going smooth. Along William goes and he's, you know, and you're making gains and you're seeing great things. Were you a man of faith before then? Were you always a man of faith? Did you find faith through this? Because I just wonder, you know, like, this isn't, this isn't, this is like huge deal. And then on top of that, you have, you know, all your colleagues, I could just imagine

being a very successful, prominent citizen, like, things are well. And then have all of them turn their backs. I assume. I could be wrong on that. Just, I think you said it best in that they all think Maccas has gone crazy. I'm like, I could see how that could play out. What a psychological, like, yeah, I think there's a lot of people right now. that are wearing their tinfoil hats or they're told they're wearing their tinfoil hats

and kind of a little bit of ostracized that's what's been interesting about not only the podcast audience but there's been this fringe minority as that's been so-called of people are you just like oh i see you i'm not alone anymore i think that was the worst thing about covid um are you are you a man of faith at all or or i am but you know i am i am a man of faith but you know i i came from a communist country, so it's not something that I was, I grew up with because, you know, you were not allowed to practice your faith in communism. And so, you know, my parents had to hide their Christianity. And so I had to kind of find it over time. I can tell you that I've had my faith tested. I've had everything tested over the last few years. I've had to find strength,

you know, really strength that I didn't think I could find because they really put me through hell. They put me through hell. I mean, at some point, I had my bank accounts rated. I was declared deceased by my bank. When was that? This was in 2017 when they were, you know, when they were putting the squeeze on me. So you know they could do things with the banks well before. Oh, yeah.

And it's surreal when it happens to you because you're like, you know, I get, I see that, you know, now it was, it was Revenue Canada that they were using or they were going through. They withheld 100,000 in scientific research credits. They rid of my bank account. And then I see Macchus's deceased. And I started getting emails. Like, we need Dr. Macchus's death certificate because, you know, for whatever purposes, right? And then my wife is like, she's like, is this real. Like, this is, it was surreal.

I couldn't believe any of this stuff was happening. Right. But then again, I've experienced so much unbelievable scenarios throughout this process that you kind of just have to go with it. You're like, okay, well, I guess they can do that, right? But anyways, like, it's just been, it's just been, I don't know how to just, I don't know how to describe it. But I can tell you, I felt alone before the pandemic. I felt alone because, you know, I mean, this might have happened to a couple of other people. but, you know, we're all isolated. We're all alone.

And of course, 99.9% of my colleagues, they go along with the system and everything is fine. As long as you keep your head down, you know, no one's going to go after you. And then the pandemic hits and it changed everything. I actually breathed a sigh of relief during the pandemic. I'm like, okay, good. Thank God. Now at least, you know, everyone else is in the same damn boat, right? And everyone else will have to face the corruption in one way or another.

and a lot of people had to, a lot of people had to wake up and realize that we've got these abusive public sector institutions. A lot of people, you know, came to the realizations that the unions are not there to protect their union members. The unions threw all their members under the bus when it came to the vaccines, right? And like I said, you know, the abuses that AHS heaped on people throughout the pandemic, you know, I think we're at a completely different point now than before the pandemic. pandemic started. And I think, you know, and I've always said this, Danielle Smith, if she, the harsher approach that she takes towards cleaning up HHS and the college and the entire healthcare system, for example, and I can't speak to the education sector or other sectors. I can speak to health care. The harsher the approach she takes in cleaning up the corruption,

the more support she would have. I'm telling you, the more and more support you would have, because I think Albertans are there. I think Albertans have seen how rotten our health care system is anyone who's had any interaction with AHS can tell you there's something wrong at AHS. This system is broken. It has to be cleaned up. I think she would have more and more support the stronger

the approach she takes. And she is taking a stronger approach now. I know that around the time, election time, nobody wanted to rock the boat and you know, it was kind of a hands-off approach. And I have to again, sit and wait while AHS is attacking me in court and so on

and threatening my house and and threatening to go after my house and so on. But now she's actually that she has the four-year term. She can actually tackle the corruption head on. And I think I think Albertans are on her side. Well, I appreciate you hopping on and doing this, William. We didn't get to the pedophiles. Well, I tell you what we're going to do.

We're going to slitch over to substack. We're going to make everybody slide across to substack because what we've started doing here, This is Nudia. We've been ending the interviews over on Substack and growing a bit of an audience there. Because as we've seen with everything going on with our current government, you go, we better diversify a little bit on where we're putting some content and trying to give some people a few other things. So if people want to hear all about the pedophiles, come on over to Substack.

And if you don't, because you just want to, you know, act like there's some sunshine in the day. That's totally cool. But substack is where we're going to head. So we'll finish it off over on substack.