Shaun Newman Podcast - #651 - Dr. Mark Trozzi

Episode Date: June 3, 2024

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Here we go. Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast today. I'm joined by Dr. Mark Trozy. Man, the old tongue doesn't want to work today. Doctor, thanks for hopping on. Oh, it's really a pleasure, Sean. Thanks for having me. Thanks for everything to doing, you know, getting information out that matters to people.

You know, I probably sound like a broken record on this side, right? I sit in Alberta, just on the border of Alberta, Saskatchewan, actually. And through COVID and after COVID, and I mean, here we are still talking, obviously, about it. And I'm always shocked. And I don't know when this will end, maybe in 10 years, folks, hopefully sooner than that, but, you know, who knows. I think I've interviewed, you know, everybody in Canada who stood up and, like, really pushed against the machine. And then, you know, I get introduced to a whole. new cast of doctors and I'm like okay well and then I start listening to some of your

interviews I'm like how the heck did I not get this like you know the silos and I I'm probably regurgitating the same thing that I just told shoemaker so I apologize to my audience but like seriously Mark like it's insane to me you go to BC you run into a whole bunch of people you're like how did I never know who you were like we're a province you know right beside and then you know you go the other way and it's the same thing I don't know what your thought is. Either way, thanks for joining me and thanks for doing what you do. But that's my initial thought.

It's just like, you know, you've never been on here before. And I don't know how the heck that's possible at this point. Well, it's a real pleasure. And it also shows sort of the organic nature of decentralized everything, including decentralized communication, decentralized media. Because when this COVID operation was launched against mankind, you know, there were, despite the intensity of the psychological operation, There was here and there you had your people that became journals.

You had doctors, nurses, told the truth, scientists, activists, different people pop up. And at the beginning, we all felt quite alone because we sort of were. It was like, oh, you know, one person in the neighborhood. Then you met someone else in your town, right? And then, you know, little by little, each of our story progresses. You know, I join Take Action Canada and I become a medical advisor there. I become involved in health. I'd start realizing, oh, there's more of a network here.

And yet still, I'm experiencing the same thing. I mean, I've been, I hope I'm not exaggerating at all, but I've been, you know, one of the doctors leading the, you know, in Canada and globally the fight against, you know, the abuse of science and human rights and all the crimes of COVID, etc. And yet recently, I was invited down to the parliament of Costa Rica to do a press conference there. And I was the, was the only person who for me, Spanish was a second language. managed. But you know, there I met a few scientists and doctors I knew, but I met a whole bunch I didn't knew and some that blew my mind and I had that same experience. I'm like, wow, like I met Roxana Bruno, you know, for instance, just one that stands out. I had a Karina Aceveda White House. I mean, I had met these people and yet here I am in lectures, you know, we're teaching together

in this conference after we do this press conference with the government there. And it's true. there's a lot of beautiful people in the world that's the good news that there are a lot of beautiful people in the world that is great news you know um at times it's you know you you mentioned it the same thing happens to you that gives me a lot of hope like it just gives me a lot of hope that there's people pushing all over the place and you'll hear an amy you'll be like now who yeah okay you know like and certainly there's some prolific ones like yeah i've seen um uh a couple of the the conversations you've had with Gert Pannenbosch. And like, we read that like immediately when he was releasing things way back. I'm like, oh, yeah, that name. And then you'll, and then you'll

interview somebody else. I'm like, who the heck is Trozy interviewing now? And you start listening. Like, man, this is pretty profound too. Like, it's, it's pretty incredible that way from my seat and obviously from your seat as well. Yeah, it's been, it's been really interesting that way. Because, you know, one of the things, one of the parts of the scam of COVID and the abuse was, you know where for instance go to inglehart ontario one of the greatest heroes in our country doctor patrick phillips nice quiet smart doctor just does the right thing covid comes up no tic tock videos from him no dancing shows in the empty hospitals he studies the science he starts sharing the science a lot of a doctor's even around the world are like wow this patrick phillips

guy's really giving us a lot of great research you know he had like 50 000 followers on Twitter on science, which is, you know, that's not like usual. And, and, and they, they went after him, you know, and there he was isolated. Oh, forgive me. Oh, yeah. So, so that's part of the scam was they, they would isolate the doctor who was saying the obvious truth. And I mean, this goes back to the Ashburn psychological experiments, right, which is you surround somebody with a bunch of people who say no that's that's you know you have two lines one's this big one's this big and you get everybody to say this is the bigger line and you'd be amazed how many of those isolated people go oh yeah this is the bigger line right and and so anyways that was a big part of their move so i recognized i mean at

in the 2020 i set down everything i had because i realized like whoa now that now they're going over the top now they're getting ready to inject people with something it's a complete fraud and super dangerous, you know, like that was just the science of it. It was clearly way beyond reckless, the whole thing. So, and I could see how they would isolate doctors. So from early on, I, first of all, I was learning as a team. I was always doing that. So from the beginning, if you go on my website and you look, you know, when I started publishing, the first thing I published was my first video was, this is not a vaccine. And I just explained the science. It was no passion, pounding the table. I just wanted people to know the truth, regardless of what the price

would be for me for telling them about the ingredients. But very quickly, I was amalgamating and I always, you go through there and you're like, oh, here's Geert Vannebos, oh, here's Peter McCullough, oh, here's Robert Malone, oh, here's Paul Alexander, oh, here's, you know, Stephen Kirsch, oh, here, you know, Tess Laura, here's Christoph Blotha, and I'm working with, you know, here's Ryan Cole. Because it overcame the capacity for them to say, look, here's some crazy doctor on his website. It's like, no, here's hundreds of doctors on my website saying important information. that people need to know for their health

and to restore the rule of law on this planet, essentially. You know, Mark, I, with you not being on the podcast before, I always seem, you know, I listen, you know, my problem is when I go and listen to a whole bunch of interviews, I kind of skip apart from my audience, assuming they've done the same. Maybe we could, before we hop any further, just for the audience member that doesn't know who you are,

could you just give them a brief overview of where you're from and a little bit of your story because certainly you're you're you're you know they've already caught up to you on the COVID thing all the names you're dropping I think my audience is smarter than I am so you know but in saying that maybe they haven't heard of Dr. Mark Trozy before oh yeah sure so I can give you a little brief so I mean I'm I'm from Ontario I come from you know simple roots against you No, well, I know. We got some cleaning up to do. My apologies, we definitely took our hand off the wheel in Canada and Ontario, but I guess almost the whole country good. But yeah, so I'm from Ontario, nature lover. I come from, you know, simple roots. I was sort of probably the, probably the financially the poorest guy in my class in university and through medical school. But I made it through. Did very well. And I've had a career in emergency medicine, which has always been. kind of the area of medicine that I like the most.

I got very interested in critical resuscitation. The progression of my career before COVID was that I spent decades trying to develop more and more independent skills where I could be in a pinch that only doctor you have in an emergency department that could deal with almost everything. So at least to the stabilization point. So I was very interested in critical resuscitation. I taught advanced trauma.

medicine to doctors from around the world for the last about decade before COVID. And I was involved in different teaching things. I coach medical students and taught different critical resuscitation courses. That would be my area of most specialty, I guess. And then when COVID was launched, I was a frontline doctor. I was in one of the many empty hospitals when people were being told the hospitals were full. I was being stepped through what I now see as sort of the sculpting of, of unfortunately and sadly and abusively.

I mean, I feel sorry for the doctors that are with the thing, that have taken the shot, that are going along with it, even if they don't have the financial and other types of, at least temporary professional problems that the doctors who did the right thing do. But it was that we were being told things that didn't make sense. And it was clearly easy street if you went along with it. Like if you just,

because you didn't have to see patients anymore. The town thought you were a superhero. They were out in the street with signing. We love our doctors for facing the crisis. We weren't really facing a crisis. And then, of course, I thought, well, there may be this novel coronavirus coming here. I worked in one hospital that was designated for it. I was in three years at that time.

So I studied a lot. And what I discovered was like early treatments that worked, good science behind them. And then I saw the suppression of early treatments. I saw the ridiculousness of the facial diapers that, you know, people are calling masks and the abuse of that. And, you know, it became very obvious. So by the time they were rolling out the injections, I'd done a lot of homework.

And I read the ingredients and I read the immersion youth authorizations. And I'm saddened by the fact that more doctors didn't do that with a critical mind because all you had to do is read the ingredients. And you went, oh, oh, that's not a vaccine. And the idea that they can change the definition of vaccine and then we all have to go along with it, that is absolute BS. I don't support that. I think it's, that's just a crime.

you know, to make up words and then say, oh, yeah, it's a vaccine now because we wrote it in this pamphlet that we, you know, with coerced people in the government. So by the end of 2020, I knew this thing was coming. I told everyone I knew, like including every patient I met, like I'd meet a mother. I'd say, listen, they're coming out with an injection and it is not good and it just by no means a simple vaccine. And I'm going to do everything I can, including willing to starve to not take that damn thing. So I was pretty frank with people. I don't have any COVID blood on my hands. for sure. And, but at the end of 2020, I could see they're pushing ahead with it. And I, and I also knew, I can go into the details of me inquiring, but I also knew that doctors were going to be

persecuted for telling the truth, and they already were. And I went, okay, I'm going to resign every job I have. I resigned my work. I sold my house. I paid off my debts, which is a bummer, because I had a decent investment strategy, gone and said, I'm going to tell everybody the truth. and I went down to Rebel Studios. I delivered three interviews there. And also I built a website. And the rest is a long story. You know,

now I've been in the steering committee, the World Council for Health. I'm involved in founding the World Council for Health Canada and all kinds of stuff. You know, it's been a very busy career without income for four years fighting a war in the medical tier of the current war. Man, you said a lot there.

Okay. I don't apologize. One of the things I maybe this is just my ears picking it up. You said you were probably the poorest kid in med school. I want to say compared to your classmates. I'm like, oh, that's a strange sentence. What do you mean? Well, I just I just I had I was a kid who was on his own pretty early like 16. I was on my own. So, you know, when I was going to high school, I mean, I lived on a pretty, there was one period. where I, like, slept in an old car. I went to high school. I had three jobs, you know, delivering, delivering pizzas with an old car.

I fixed up with, you know, heating ducks. I fixed the floor out of a, I got out of an alley, you know. So, yeah, I was a guy who really had to survive and put his boots on, you know, so to speak, when I was 16. And so. Sorry. When, what, what kept you going? Like, you're living in a car.

Yeah. Well, I was going to school. the school you're working yeah i and you're working jobs and everything else but you know like why not just hanging up mine i don't it sounds like a stupid question but like yeah it feels like such a pivotal moment of like maybe maybe you just like screw it the world's screwed me and and i'm living in a car and i just don't care anymore oh no no it wasn't like that i uh i i i had three jobs i went to school i stayed on the honors role um and you know i mean i did manage uh you know to go from the car to renting a basement and really learned to appreciate things.

I competed in sport at the time. I was a provincial champion in like a natural middleweight bodybuilding in the teenage class when I was in high school. And yeah, so it was actually really good. You know, I mean, we don't really understand it in my time in history in Canada, you know, where you'd say, hey, that guy doesn't have anything. actually has a lot compared to a kid, you know, whose parents are both dead from HIV and he's eight years old and he's trying to find rats to feed his siblings. I mean, you got to put it all in

perspective. And I had, so I had the opportunities. I lived in a free society. I had human rights and I could make my dreams come true. So I worked very hard to do that. And I built a life that I really loved. I mean, it was, it was very hard to set everything I'd work for down. But there's no way I wasn't going to stand against medicine being used as a weapon against the people. There was no way. Well, sitting on this side, the thing that you learned at a really young age was what you're capable of. I mean, and going, you know, like, and when and how simple you could live, right? Like learning, uh, but like not having the, I don't know, all the pleasures of life, if you would, although we could are, I mean, we could go back to arguing about what those actually are and what

actually means more to a human than, you know, certain things. I just find that very fascinating. That's, I appreciate you sharing that. Well, Sean, you touch on a really interesting philosophical point there, which is, you know, we have the word need and the word want. And so, for instance, if people need running water or if they need hot water, right, or if they need a soft bed, or if they need an air conditioner, or if they need a car, or if they need fancy shoes, if they need pop tarts in a pop toaster oven, do you see how it goes?

What do you really need, right? Like the one thing you need for sure is to breathe. Like if you ever just go underwater and don't get to the top, you'll find out what you need. You need to breathe. So I think one of the great things for me and an opportunity that I think others have had in life, which, you know, which is that journey through a bit of what looks like a harsh path is, is in that process you learn what you need. And then if you work hard for things you want, you enjoy them.

So I think a lot of people who've never been there, they don't really enjoy life as much. because they need all this stuff. But when if it's just something you want, if I'm like, wow, I'm having a hot shower today, isn't this amazing? That's how I feel when I have a hot shower. And I think as well it equipped me for this because what happened to a lot of doctors and a lot of good, the good doctors are stood up. You have no idea the prices that have been paid by the good doctors, you know,

the Dr. Phillips's and the Hawkinsons and the Dr. O'Connor's and Dr. Killian. There's a long list, right? I don't want to leave everybody out. It's all, but Francis Christian. Francis Christian. Exactly. A very dear friend.

Dr. Payne and William Macchus and on and on and on they go. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. The huge prices they've paid. So in my case, it was very evident. Like I did look, I did, I called the Canadian Medical Protective Association.

And I said, hey, I got doctors telling me I can't say what I think based on reading science and being honest with people, which I think is what I think is what I. I'm supposed to do as a decent human being, as a Christian, as a Buddhist, as a Muslim, as a Jew, and definitely as a doctor, any of those would require me to be an honest human being, you know, and the Hippocratic oath, you know. And the doctor from the Canadian Medical Protective Association, who you would ask such questions to, nice guy, he said to me, Mark, and this is, as close I come to a quote, because it shocked me. He said, Mark, I understand what you're saying. I studied the masters of the

divinity before med school. And I'm like, wait a minute, you just said, I understand what you're saying because I believe in God. Okay, that's, but then he said, but no, the CMPA will not protect you. You cannot say anything that contradicts public health. And we won't protect you. And I went, wow. And I got off the phone and said, well, I still have no choice. You know, right and wrong.

Sometimes isn't hard. It may be a little painful. So the fact that I knew I knew that I'd been without all these things allowed me to say, okay, well, I'm not going to be part of murder. I'm not going to be coars. and I'm going to be a good doctor. I'm going to leave this life and knowing that I did everything I could to save the kid down the street from myocarditis, et cetera, et cetera. And let's face it, you know, the data, the autopsies, everybody's personal stories that can still think. Everybody knows that we've been quite right about it.

The whole COVID operation has been a criminal enterprise from the beginning. Yeah, the one thing that to this day, still, you know, because you go. look at the stats and the stats are really low on anything right like I mean it and I'm speaking specifically to government stats right they try and put it in a way that it makes it seem like I don't know nobody was hurt by anything but then you just get in conversation with people and in like the first five minutes you know you can start to peel back the onion and everybody knows somebody and everybody knows probably more than one person and you start to like just think about and you're like and this is this is wild like how many people have had

ramifications and that's only the people that are willing to talk about it because so many people it seems and i'm curious your thoughts i guess because it seems like a lot of people are really i don't know if embarrassed is the right word but they don't want to they don't want to talk about it you know i had a lady on a couple weeks ago talking about the trauma um caused by our governments and the actions of society on all of them whether you got vaccinated or unvaccinated Um, just the, the pressure cooker that everybody was in, it was never good enough. And, and then they forced you to basically tear apart the fabric of society, which is the family unit in, you know, you have to do this. You, or big brothers watching.

You're going to be thrown over here. You're going to be pulled out of your job. You're going to be on and on and on. And yet, like, it's the elephant in the room. Everybody can see that people are injured and that they have things that there is like, that isn't normal. But let's not talk about it. Let's just put her head down and act like it is. isn't there. And yet here we are two years later, three years later. And it's still so evident

and happening more and more. Yeah. Well, denial is a part of the morning process. And there's no question. I mean, by extremely accurate definitions, except for a very small portion of the population that consciously orchestrated this thing. everybody was abused everybody was assaulted and even people that committed assault most of them were coerced into their role so you have this strange thing for instance the college of physicians and surgeons of Ontario and Alberta and pretty much all of them would coerced doctors to take the shot and to give the shot to each other and to give

the shots to people and to not warn people to not read the ingredients and not warn him, hey, that's a genetic injection. That's 40 trillion copies of foreign genetic code. That's not 200 particles of tenuated virus. You know, so different. As different as milk and gasoline. And so even the doctors who therefore committed, like every injection was an assault. There was no informed consent.

People were told this as a safe and effective vaccine, which by no means it was. It was never a vaccine by content. It was never a vaccine by function. never blocked transmission, never blocked infection. It's a super toxic genetic injection. That's the reality of it. So even doctors who were cursed into taking it and were therefore assaulted themselves, they were also cursed into assaulting others.

The whole thing is very complicated at this point. You know, this is like when a girls' school gets taken over by a gang and they rape almost every single girl in the school over a festival, the evil festival there. And at the end, if girls don't want to talk about it, Yeah, sure they don't, but there's some major healing to be done. And there's some justice to be found and there's some reconciliation. You know, some people say, we've got to lock up every doctor nurse who gave the shot.

No, we don't. That's crazy. But there's got to be some reconciliation. They have to recognize, oh, my God, I was lied to. You know, I was, I was coerced. I went along with it. That wasn't good. And we've got to deal with the victims.

And almost every single person's a victim, even the people that didn't take the shot. I didn't take the shot. So I don't have cancer. Great. You just lost your home. Well, that's. better than cancer, but it's still assault. So, so that's the kind of situation we're in. And I think that the grip of the government on the mind and their fake media is really losing it. And the numbers

show that when you look at how many people are watching their garbage. People know that shot was poison. That killed a lot of people. That, you know, the math, that killed 17 million people direct effect by a year ago, by more than a year ago. And Dr. Rennie Dancourt did the initial math on excess mortality globally. That injection put the data of disability off the scale in the U.S. Like it's never been there. Like, I've got 33 standard deviations. That's like, that's like the odds of the earth being hit by a meteor or something, right? And in Canada, Canada, we've got quite a bunch of people that need to pay for what they've done. And because in Canada, they covered it up. And I'll tell you some of the ways they covered it up, people can look at my website,

they've been burying the evidence and see how, when you're not, When it became obvious that the, quote, vaccinated were having the highest COVID rates, they stopped publishing vaccination status and they just published COVID cases. So what did people hear? Hey, there's more COVID cases. Go take your shot. They didn't hear, hey, there's more COVID cases. And it's mostly the people that took the shot.

If you don't want to get COVID, don't take the shot. That was evident. That was predictable, which is why I did what I did before a shotgun on anybody. But that was inevitable. That became very obvious from the data. So they canceled the data. And the other thing they did in Canada, they really should pay for. And this is why I bring up repeatedly a man who should be sainted in our country, Patrick Phillips.

Because every time he tried to report an adverse event, that's all he did. This guy just kept going to work and doing the right thing. No matter what they did. It was like a scene from Christ or something. He'd go to work and do the right thing no matter what they did. Like at a point where I'm like, this is so crazy, I'm going to resign everything and go on a mission to tell everybody. He just kept going to work and doing the right thing. And when he'd report an adverse event, they would reject his adverse event report,

which was very hard to fill out, very hard to report an adverse event in Canada. And if you do, doctor, you're in trouble because they don't cause adverse events, so you're lying. So his patients would get a phone call. Hey, that doctor that you saw you made a mistake. You didn't have an adverse vent. Somehow the college would get a phone call. And the college would launch an investigation in him, which is totally unheard of and persecute him

until they strip this good doctor of his income, his license, his home, persecuted his family. So Canada had a big cover up. But you know what? Unfortunately, I wish we were wrong. How I wish Gert and myself and Dolores Kill and Tesloria and Peter McCullough and Maltaos and Christian. I wish we were all wrong. We all just needed psychiatric meds.

But the data is there. The autopsy is there. I've looked through the microscope. I know what I've seen. And we have a lot of dead and injured. And you can't bury that many bodies and people know it. You know, someone you mentioned, someone said to me, Mark, You know, you're still going on, man.

Like this is rare. Most people come up and say, thank you. You saved my life. Or what do I do? I've got three tumors at the same time now, and my daughter just miscarried her second time. Well, but, oh, forgive me. I lost my track of thinking there.

Well, you know, I think where you might have been going is a question that, you know, with this June 17th, an injection of Truth Town Hall in Alberta coming up, where people can can come and and not only see you talk but a whole list of excellent doctors um i think where you were leading to is it's over COVID's over oh yeah that's done was it was I mean don't get me wrong ramifications on yeah that's it so this so a friend of mine said mark like you know why everybody's fine they took the shots they're all fine and I said really he's like yeah I'm like you don't know anybody that got hurt from the shot that

That's unusual, right? And he said, no, yeah. And then his wife says, oh, but what about such and such, the 40-year-old guy with a heart attack? Oh, what about that 35-year-old friend of ours that can't move the left side of his body from the stroke? And suddenly they're going through this list and I'm like going, wow, until like this ability to think everybody's fine because the TV goes, everybody's fine. No, look around people, believe your eyes, talk to your neighbors. Everybody's not fine. Everybody's not fine at all.

We've got death and disease like we've never had. and it's from those damn shots. And like Dr. Vanderbush pointed out, which is very important, and one of the reasons I gave a lecture in Brazil based on that in 2021, synergistic bio-weapons, instead of us having a three-month pandemic with one virus coming and going and very, very little death or disease, and actually probably wouldn't have qualified as a pandemic

if they hadn't have changed their definition to take out the numbers of how deadly it had to be. And it would have been over, would have been over, like it wasn't in some regions where those tests were done. But by introducing these injections, first of all, by introducing the mandates and blocking herd immunity, by locking up the kids and blocking their immune system from adapting. And then by injecting this genetic toxin, which it has some characteristics of a vaccine, you end up making a lot of antibodies. They're not good.

They don't help. But one of the things they do is drive the evolution of variants of coronaviruses. So people have to understand. It's like the injection was like throwing gasoline on the fire. Why do you think, like, is the pandemic over? I mean, nobody really knows. Oh, a new variant, new variant. Well, what's driving all those variants is exactly what we warned about.

Antibody mediated selection driven by the foolishness of thinking one can vaccinate their way out of a live infection. That's how you turn it into a permanent thing. There was a, there was a pandemic, a real pandemic, a real influenza pandemic. like a 1968 during Woodstock. What happened? It went away. Do you see those people locked up and isolated?

That was Woodstock, baby. You know what I mean? They were dancing and hugging each other. So, yeah, it's quite a biological mess they've created. And, you know, turning a man-made virus into what so far is seeming like an industry of profit and death and injections. And then all the diseases they're causing are just more profits. You know, they've big farmers reinvesting their money into more cancer treatments. Why?

Because they created cancer, lots of it. So, yeah, that's where we're out. But, you know, we're not, you know, I don't know if you like Bruce Lee. You like Bruce Lee movies? One of my favorite scenes of Bruce Lee movie is when he steps out in the ring and there's a big giant guy that breaks boards. And the big giant guy grabs a board and busts it in front of him. Right. And Bruce Lee looks at him and goes, boards don't hit back.

Right. And we do hit back. And, you know, like Brett Weinstein said, you know, shortly after we all met in Romania at the international COVID summit there with Romanian parliament, Dr. Shoemaker was there as well, as was Maltos and Bridle. And I don't want to leave anybody about some good Canadians,

Denny Rancourt was there. But Brett Weinstein says, he says, you know, they've created a dream team of doctors and scientists and activists and lawyers and journalists. like Sean Newman, you know? Yeah. And, you know, folks, there's no way out of this without justice.

I mean, that's the one thing for sure. The people that did some of the evilest things you could possibly imagine premeditated it made a fortune. So what do you think is happening? Those people running around with a fortune still greasing the palms of politicians and bureaucrats. And planning more, building still doing gain of function, building more messenger. Like, we have got to stop these. people folks and I'm not saying I have all the answers but that isn't a can we that is a we must that is the path to survival for our descendants these people have to

come to justice and we need a lawful society again you know one of the things that you would have over a lot of people is you've you've traveled to a lot of different places been in contact with a small percentage of a small percentage if I would in you know some of the names that you've been talking about when you get to the bottom of it, you, you said a small percentage of population orchestrated this. Are you like, this is who they are? Like, have you have you had the conversations of like this, these are the people? Yeah. Yeah. I think we do have a good handle on that. I mean, I think probably the person who's got the best handle on that would be, would be, I would,

if you could interview two people and I'd love to help make it up and one would be Dr. David Martin and the other would be Catherine Austin Fitz. And that's interesting because Dr. David Martin is an expert in intellectual property, global intellectual property. Catherine Austin Fitz is an expert in finance and international banking. So, geez, I had a great slide that I presented, a World Council for Health slide. I should send it to you and you could pop the image up, you know, kind of shows the structure where, you know, at the top, you have financial interests. You know, I mean, just look at who was there at Event 201, you know, which is clearly planning

off a planning session, right? September 2019. You know, you've got Bill and Melinda Gates. You've got big pharma. You've got operatives from a lot of different governments, right? The world economic form is all over this. There's a quick way to get 3,000 of them all in one room, right? The WHO is just completely corrupted, you know, Tedros, you know.

Then you've got some major operatives in the U.S. Like, like, you know, Fauci, Peter Dashik. There's another, I can't think of his name. I'm atop my head. You know, you've got high-ranking officials in CDC, FDA. You know, the idea that that the vaccine was the property of the military says a lot. The Department of Defense was, you know, I mean, this is a very infiltrated thing, right? In Canada, I mean, Dr. David Martin has made very strong, factually based accusations against Trudeau for racketeering among other things involved in the crimes of COVID and the crimes of these injections, right?

you know um so it's been a very you see the w h o serves as a conduit and there's another person i'd love to get you an interview farie hasan from south africa's always a molecular biochemistry's and a real expert on conflicts of interest and what you can see when you study those structures how the w ho was used as a conduit to impose the control so there was preparations below like look at dr tam was on the high advisory committee with tedros declaring the pandemic And she's the Minister of Health of Canada. Why do you think Canada was so groovy, just going along with it all? Right.

So they infiltrate above and below the WHO, but the WHO is a real control point. That's the point where they pipe in. They justify, they create the legal premises, they make the declarations. And you look at, you know, who runs the WHO? You'd think it's the people the world. It's not. In fact, there's two kinds of contribution to WHO. One is one is called voluntary, the other is involuntary.

voluntary, that's your taxpayers. And what that means is you get no say in how it's spent. You just give your money. Voluntary, that comes with the ability to say, well, we want the WHO or this project or that project. And you'll find the biggest investor in the WHO is Bill Gates, right? Now, a lot of people say, yeah, Bill Gates, no question. Now, a lot of people say, well, yeah, you got, you know, Fauci, Tedros, Borla, the head of Pfizer, the heads of the other.

moderna astrozenica right you have tedros of course um but and people say yeah but there's people above them you know who's the wizard behind the curtain and i think what we need to do is grab on to the obvious biggest criminals that we can identify and take them into custody and they will lead us to the others and and people say wow how are you going to do that i say well Seriously, mankind, we are on the brink of either living in an absolute totalitarian dictatorship where most of us won't be here and the rest will be chipped slaves. If you look at their long-term agenda, I mean, you could just read their own white papers to see this stuff.

Or we're going to have to get creative. We need to dissect these criminals out of society. Now, luckily, you're taking out a big team of us because even if only 1%, for instance, if 1% of Canadians are awake, and I think it's a lot more than that, I would say at least, 20 or 30% maybe 70% or week. But even if 1% are awake enough to do something to say, man, this is more important than fixing my truck. This is more important than building the house. This is more important to take my kids to hockey. This is their survival. And you get 1% of Canadians. Well, what's 1% of 40 million? 400,000 people? I mean, there's, and lawfully

doing the right things that have to be done. You know, people are intimidated by game. of like 800 people thousand people so we shouldn't lose faith we but we definitely have to stay on heck people are intimidated by a gang of 10 let alone you know a hundred um you know bringing it back to june 17th you're coming to alberta that's my plan i'm very excited what what excites you about it uh specifically you know from from a guy who's sitting here in alberta you know like i and and uh you know the last time I checked, they were closing in on selling that it out. There was 500 tickets,

and then they were up over 400, and I, you know, I have no qualms, like no, they're going to sell it out. I'm not worried about that. Actually, the thing they've been pushing lots on

is people live streaming it and having live streaming parties throughout Alberta specifically, but if people want to do it elsewhere, by all means, and trying to get MLAs to sit down and watch you folks talk to be like, hey, maybe we can just,

knock down some of the barriers and like here's some of the the talks because you know how mainstream media works they go this isn't even a doctor he's a quack he does all these crazy things and i don't think that works anymore my personal opinion um i think by this time a huge majority of can't america and alberta for sure is like uh yeah you can just pound sound with those talking points but from a guy ontario coming this way bimbing being all over the world what's exciting you about coming alberta Well, there's a few things that really excite me. I mean, one is it's Alberta.

And so I've been to countries that are shifting and I've had meetings with good politicians. I've been treated, you know, with respect and dignity, you know, please come and talk to us. And that's a really good place to be because this has been a long war, you know. I mean, I thought the truth, boy, six months, I'm going to tell everybody this to be fixed in six months. So, but yet in Canada, we see, you know, some of the most persistent and, and some of the greatest audacity I've seen. Like the fact that they're still, you know, punishing doctors in Ontario who said don't take the shot or anything. You know, I mean, that's a level of audacity. And, you know, there's the saying speaking truth to power, right?

Well, what these organizations, you know, they're trying to speak power to truth. They're saying it doesn't matter what the truth is we have the power to make the truth. It's safe. It's effective. Phillips is crazy, you know, stuff like this. So, so in my own, I am from Canada and I love Canada. And, and I, you know, I'd like to see us save the whole damn world, but for sure, Canada. And Canada is Canada's regarded as a really nasty place by people that alert. Like I had a doctor come up to me while we were speaking in the Costa Rican legislative assembly from Honduras. And he put his hand on my

shoulder. And he said, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry that you're from Canada. So you think, Hey, wait a minute, Honduras isn't Canada like the place you want to live? Not anymore, folks. Not anymore. People recognize Canada is one of the most oppressive and evil places, one of the most wicked governments in the world. So Alberta appears to maybe be a bright spot in Canada, like a beachhead, right? Like we see indications that you may have a government that might do sane and ethical things. So that's a big thing. You know, getting to go to one of those places where there's a government or a political body doing something good because it's been so long and it getting to be in my own country that's one of the real exciting things i think the other two

exciting things are the other the other people are going to be there i'm very excited to see them some of them have become you know really quite good friends over the last few years uh but how often do we get to like physically be in each other's presence i'm really much very much looking forward to meeting one of my the great heroes in the world and this is going to make people laugh as politicians people say what politicians are all bunch of bastards no there's a lot of bastards in politics but the good politicians people who have the cahones or the ovaries to go into that forum and fight for what's right and deal with all the swamp creatures and everything these are real heroes so i'm hoping to get to meet some of those and then i really want to meet the people um of alberta and of calgary because you guys have done heroic stuff through this

and i know when i'm at these events i go up on state and I talk and we did panels and I try to share a lot of information. I study a lot of stuff. So I have a lot of stuff to tell people. But as well, I learn a lot of from the people and a lot of honestly, a lot of my time in the crowd is just listening. People come up and say, I got to tell you what happened to my neighbor. Or I got to tell you what I discovered.

Sometimes I come home with people I might not even remember when I got a note in my pocket and I ended up searching some study from, you know, 1990 on like RNA transmission. I'm like, holy crow, this is important. So those are some of the things I'm looking forward to looking forward to. I hope I get to see a horse too because I'll love. love horses and you guys are known for horses so well uh dr trosey thanks for thanks for giving me some time i'm going to make sure that i get you out of here on time you get another thing i do think now that we know who each other are uh i'm going to probably guess what my audience is going to say and

in the fact that we just scratched the surface today and at some point you got to come back and do this again and uh and and have a have another chat i would really look forward to it i really enjoyed it sean and thanks to your audience for taking time time. And I'm going to make sure that we send you a few of those people that we talked about that I would love you to get a chance to interview to, introduce you to some other great characters from the COVID science front. Yeah, I would appreciate that. Any people that I can add to the list, you know, anytime you get to talk to people at the front lines, the stories are just, well, how do you refute it? I guess is kind of where I get to. It's, you know, you brought up

Peter McCullin and Robert Malone and Paul Alexander, like, sat and chat with those guys. I'm like, I don't know. Could all these guys be crazy? Maybe, maybe, but no. No, there's, no, there's, you'll find there's details to what they say, whereas when you turn to the propagandist, they'll say safe and effective. And if you say, I don't think so, they're like, you're a racist. I mean, that's, there's nothing there, right? There's nothing there.

And then the other thing is, look at this, you know, like, for a doctor to tell the truth. Canada about COVID and do what we're doing. What you have to do is give up your entire income and all your pre-existing career and privileges and all that stuff. So that doesn't sound like something people do like it's not a scan. It's not like, hey, I'm going to make a bunch of money until everybody's not safe, not effective. You know, I mean, it's kind of obvious. And then you look at, you know. Yeah, you look at the incentives. The incentives for speaking out are zero. Yeah. And then you got villains like Fistman out of University of Toronto that publishes garbage science and makes claims that support, you know, demonizing people smart enough not to

take the shots. So I think it's getting obvious to folks, eh? When you're between stepping over the bodies and listening to the thin lies and the detailed truths, I think it's, we're waking up together, folks. Well, thanks again, Mark, for hopping on. Sean, really a pleasure. God bless you and your audience.