The David Knight Show - 11Dec23 Injection of DNA Vaccine w/o Needle; Musk, Tucker, Jones - Neo Mockingbird Press

Episode Date: December 11, 2023

(5:00) Nebraska joins centralized health database many fear could lead to digital ID & health passports (10:39) Low info "influencer" on Twitter disputes that Trump had anything to do with jabs (which the "influencer" hates). A quick refresher for the politically naive and ignorant about how the federal government gets around the 10th Amendment. And Knights of the Storm points out Trump had already issued a mandatory vaccination for military to take place. Biden implemented it. (16:00) Data centralization (cloud storage) for centralized control (20:40) Free Speech is Bigger Than Twitter Twitter should be recognized as CENTRALIZED CLOUD STORAGE for GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE In any con-game, it's necessary to gain people's trust. This is especially true in politics. Some important questions to ask as David Icke says a game is being played by Musk & Tucker in bringing Alex Jones back to Twitter. This is not about free speech but about establishing MAM, Mainstream Alternative Media (23:07) David Icke — what game is being played by Musk & Tucker bringing Alex Jones back to Twitter. This is not about free speech but about establishing MAM, Mainstream Alternative Media (44:00) Alex Jones is a human version of ChatGPT — bizarre hallucinations that may be entertaining but discredit the truth and allow crazy people like Bill Gates to label the rest of us as "crazy" (59:41) Some (Kim Dotcom & Dr. Shiva) are discrediting the NZ vaccine whistleblower (and not interested in debating others on the issue). Forget the micro-detailed data analysis — the answer is very simple and right in front of your face. And we've had sufficient info for 2.5 years (1:15:51) DNA Vaccine, Injected by Ultrasound — No Needles! I called it a "GCI (Genetic Code Injection)" from the beginning. A new presentation of vaccination by ultrasound to assist implanting in cells. (1:37:45) Debate Question Goes Unanswered: "Should Trump Be Proud of Operation Warp Speed"?Both Ramaswamy & DeSantis dodge the question in interesting ways (1:49:33) Brazil, which was blackmailed by Pfizer to provide additional legal immunity, is now going to mandate TrumpShots for kids 6 months and up (1:56:30) Roe v Wade Part 2: What the Texas Case is REALLY AboutThere's a hidden agenda no one is talking about — hidden behind the painful reality of baby with a fatal disease and the mother who's engaged in law fare to abort the baby in Texas. Other mothers who've been in the same situation say why they chose life, no matter how brief (2:17:30) You won't believe what's in the Satanic Abortion Rite created by Satanists & promoted by Cosmopolitan (2:28:26) Female film directors won't create their trash that no one wants to see in states that restrict abortion. And, Oregon blocks Christians from adoption (2:33:46) 50 year old man says he's a woman and "competes" against girls as young as 13 and shares showers and locker rooms (2:46:34) Masked man runs for office in Ghana — a metaphor for ALL elections everywhere Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @[e-mail] App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverFor 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

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But we've got a lot to talk about today. I had a lot to talk about on Friday when we did not do the show, so I'm going to try to catch up on some of that, as well as some of the breaking news over the weekend that affects the First Amendment. It's amazing to me to see people who are just captured by things like Trump and Tucker and Alex and Twitter. You know, the fact that Musk is saving free speech. Come on. Free speech is much bigger than one social media platform, regardless of what happens there. We'll begin with that. We're also going to talk about war, another war that the U.S. wants to get involved in and never shut any of them down, by the way. It's not going to shut down the Syrian

war, but we might get involved in Guyana and anywhere else that we can think of we'll be right back We're also going to talk today about the case in Texas, a difficult case of a child who has apparently a genetic condition, they believe, although I have seen, especially with the amniocentesis, looking for Down syndrome, I've seen false alerts about that. But there are a couple of people who had babies who are born of fatal conditions one of them who had a baby born with that particular fatal condition who spoke out about this but i think that this is they're trying to do roe v wade part two i don't think this is about her baby we'll talk about that and the issues involved in

it if she wanted to have the abortion it's much easier to get in the car and go somewhere to have an abortion. There's plenty of states that allow that rather than to go through a lawsuit. So that smells fishy to me from the very beginning. I appreciate what she's going through. I understand it's a difficult situation. But again, this is highly politicized. But before I begin, just on a personal note, let me thank everybody for all the prayers

and all the advice about things for my blood pressure. It was sky high. I woke up about one o'clock in the morning on Thursday, had arrhythmia, really high erratic pulse, and I couldn't get it down. I was just, you know, waking from sleep with that. And so I took nitroglycerin. I didn't do any down. I was just, you know, waking from sleep with that. And, um, so I took a nitroglycerin. I didn't do any good. I woke Karen up and, um, you know, she, uh, gave me a blood pressure test and it was sky high. I normally have high blood pressure, but this was like one 70 something over one 20 something. So it was really, really high. um but um anyway we took uh took the the legal limit of

nitroglycerin and aspirins and i thought it calmed down somewhat i could get to sleep but the strange thing is i've got this watch that i keep uh to prod me to walk and get up out of my chair because i just sit all the time and um to track my heartbeat and so um uh and and to track my sleep uh which is another story uh but uh anyway the uh it was not the first time i've ever seen this said they couldn't give you any data on your sleep because the heartbeat was too inconsistent so that's really strange that's the only time that's ever happened uh but yeah i was completely out of it on friday most of the day on saturday started feeling a little bit better on saturday but i just rested

yesterday uh so um uh thank you uh for everybody's concerns and advice and the other things that will be going to a doctor tomorrow but um i'm one of these people who is not very big on doctors. We'll see what happens with it. Let's begin with free speech because that's where tyranny begins, right? Begins with free speech and shutting it down. It also begins with centralized control. And it's disturbing to see this coming out of Nebraska. They're starting to collect centralized digital health data on all their citizens.

And it's not just them. It's an organization that they're using in the state of Nebraska that is collecting health information from a lot of different states in the Midwest. As a matter of fact, they have 5 million people that they're tracking information on across several different states in the Midwest. The group is called Sync Health, spelled with a C instead of an S at the beginning of it, C-Y-N-C. And so the Nebraska legislature unanimously created a new health board. We don't have enough health bureaucracies. So they unanimously created one in 2020. And I think this story is important because, you know, we look at Republican states and we need to beware the GOP.

This is one of the things I keep stressing. And people get angry with me. They think I'm a Democrat. It's like, no, don't give these people a pass because they put an R behind their name. Just take a look at Nikki Haley, for example, right? She wants to ID everybody. And, you know, I need to know your name, says a woman whose name is, what was it? Nimrata?

We need to know your name, Nikki. What's your last name, too, before your maiden name? Anyway, but you need to understand that the GOP can be the way that they get the stuff in with people looking the other way. There would be a lot of outrage from, and I like the term that David david ike used the mainstream alternate media mam instead of uh msm right and so the mainstream alternative media looks the other way when republicans do this they're not going to talk about that. If it was Democrats doing it, oh, they would be all over this. And so we have to understand that this is yet another effort to take a presumed health issue and use it as a basis for a digital ID, which will rapidly become a global ID. It'll go

from the state to the national to the global. As soon as you go digital, that's it. The pandemic MacGuffin kicked off Bill Gates' ID 2020 plan. He's had that around for quite a while. ID 2020. They kicked it off with all that. Trump kicked it off. That's what I'm saying. So now you've got Republicans

in Nebraska saying, we've got to have a digital health database on all citizens and track them and all the rest of this. And so, again, we see this in many different ways. The members consist on this health board that was created in 2020 amidst that panic-demic. The members consist of various healthcare stakeholders.

Stakeholders. Beware that word. You know what that is. That's crony capitalism. It's globalism. Multinational corporations merging with government. Stakeholders. They're holding the stakes.

They want to drive them into your heart. These vampires. And it includes people like doctors and hospital administrators, we're going to manage this health data. I think they put the fox in charge of the hen house, right? And so they've got health information on over 5 million patients across 1,100-plus health care institutions in the Midwest. And so this is to centralize all the day, the health information to

move us towards a digital ID, to move us towards a central bank, digital currency. Of course. And we know already that Trump supported a CBDC in his first administration. Jared Kushner was conspiring with a Mnuchin, Mnuchin, and others to get that done. Biden took it the next step. This is a tag team thing. And we see this over and over again. And just let me tell people, you know, when you go back and you look at some past elections

where there was a big issue that they wanted to get through, take a look at the election. We had Bill Clinton in 1992, George H.W. Bush, and the big issue there was NAFTA. And both of them were in favor of it. So whether you go with Tweedledee or Tweedledum, you're going to get NAFTA. Ross Perot came in there and shook things up. They threatened to kill his family. He got out. Then he thought about it again. He got back in, but it's too late. They painted him as a crazy conspiracy theorist kook. And yet the conspiracy was on their side for NAFTA. It was not put up for a Senate ratification, as these things are typically not done. They pretend it's not a treaty.

It's an agreement. Just like we have the Paris Climate Accord. They'll always give special names to these things so they can avoid going through the actual treaty. And then when you look at the 2012 election, it was Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, and both of them were for nationalizing health care in its earliest form, earliest forms of nationalized health care. Obamacare was no different than Romneycare. Mitt Romney had put together Romneycare as governor of Massachusetts, and his co-sponsor on all of it was Senator Ted Kennedy. And so now, is it a big surprise to see that Romney says he might vote for Biden?

You know, I mean, these people, it's the Uniparty, of course. But you notice how they always give us a fake choice. They had to get through NAFTA. They had to get through this first step to government-controlled health care. What Trump did in terms of turning over this pandemic stuff to the local, um, you know, through the model state health emergency powers act and, um,

you know, to circumvent the 10th amendment. I, by the way, I had a guy, uh, when I criticized, um,

you know, Alex's position on this because of all the stuff on Twitter. I'll talk about that here in a second. Uh, this guy, uh, and his handle on Twitter is stop vaccinating. And so he says, well, you're difficult to believe when we know that Trump uppercase, all uppercase, never mandated anything, nor did he advocate for lockdowns. Is this guy for real?

What is the issue? And he's got a lot of followers, actually. He's a good example of people who are adamantly opposed to the poison that Trump created and took credit for. Right? Give him the credit that he demands. He is the father of the jab. He never mandated anything. So hats off to father of the jab uh he never mandated anything nor did so uh uh hats off to nights of the storm he replied to this and said trump mandated 75 of the military had to quote

unquote volunteer unquote by a certain date or it would be mandated through executive order that's a mandate biden just followed through with it. It's a tag team, right? Trump prepares a vaccine, prepares to mandate it for the military. Then Biden does that, rolls it out, mandates it for other people. And most of what, other than the military mandate, most of what Biden did would absolutely have been done by Trump. You know, they got to get the shot. It's really going around. He said in May of 2019, most of what was done was done by pulling purse strings of companies that do business with the government.

Oh, you're getting that Medicare, Medicaid money that Trump gave you trillions of dollars in 2020. You want to keep getting that? Oh, by the way, if you don't get your nurses and doctors vaccinated or fired, then we will not only not give you that lucrative bonus that you have been enjoying so much for the last year, but we will also remove all Medicare and Medicaid money that you get. Now, is that a mandate? Yes, it is. It's blackmail. And as I said, and you've heard me say this, the way the government, the federal government gets around

the 10th Amendment is they bribe people with phony fiat currency that they can just create out of thin air. And so they bribe you with it. They get you used to taking that money for a short period of time. And then they come with the strings attached to it and black get you used to taking that money for a short period of time. And then they come with the strings attached to it and blackmail you. You will put the, you know, here's money for your educational stuff from the Department of Education. Oh, by the way, now we want you to put boys in the girls' dressing rooms and the girls' showers. Oh, you don't want to do that? Okay, we'll pull all that money away from you now. That's exactly the same thing that's been done and uh kudos tonight's of the storm jason or angry tiger whichever one of you put that up um i didn't know that i imagine it was

jason because he was fighting this thing i did not know that trump had signed that mandate another reason for me to hate him benedict donald uh he said he never mandated anything he just suggested numerous therapeutics which are then rejected by the fake news media in the deep state no actually he was um he played uh costello to fauci's abbott and he was a clown you know he, well, you know, hydroxychloroquine or something like that, somebody said something about that, or, you know, he could just inject sunlight into your veins. Yeah, who's the clown? Who's playing games with people?

That's Trump, said that. They put Trump out there as a stooge to discredit this stuff, and his supporters, like this guy, like this guy, think that he's on our side it's just beggars belief that people could be this ignorant this uninformed this idolatrous to continue to support somebody like that it even flies in the face of everything that trump says you believe this guy well then believe what he says about the vaccine. Believe what he says about the lockdowns, how he bragged about how, oh, well, you know, I locked it down before Fauci wanted it locked down.

He says he did it. You're rewriting history. You're editing your idols, your king, your God. You're not supposed to edit what your God tells you. And he's told you what he's about. So the only people who are on record, they're running for presidency on record against CBDC are DeSantis and Ramaswamy. And DeSantis, if you remember, he had a big press conference about digital big brother talking about CBDC.

And then when they got finished, the question was, but what about Trump? What about his Manhattan indictment and all the rest of that? That's where we are. Nobody cares about any of this stuff. It's now become a reality TV show. That's what Trump has brought to politics, his reality TV show. And so when you look at this, Free Thought Project article, Decentralized Data for a Decentralized Future.

You know, we should be fighting centralization everywhere. Centralization is for control. Centralization is for global control. And so we should be fighting every aspect of centralization. And that especially means data. And so this article in the Freethought Project by Sterling Lujan says, the org and the blockchain community are building solutions to decentralize data storage and guarantee robust data durability. Data storage is the Achilles heel of the Internet.

Many of the images, text, music, software applications we enjoy live on centralized servers. And again, when you look at this, why do we do this? And I think it has to do, I mean, we just saw this situation where Steve Kirsh and Kevin McKiernan had their data. They had a lot of data on the cloud,

and the people they were using for storage just confiscated everything because New Zealand didn't like them having the data from the whistleblower. Steve Kirsh has still not gotten his stuff back from, I think it was mega that he has one of them um i can't remember um there was two different data servers that were there one of them uh the one that mckernan had they um took off the new zealand data and let him have the rest of the stuff and i understand he was putting the stuff up because he was engaged in projects and he was sharing data with other scientists around the world. I understand that.

But for the most part, a lot of people, especially as individuals, I think people use a centralized data storage so they don't have to be bothered with backup themselves. Because when you stop and think about it, you know, if you were to go out and buy a disk drive that back up all your data, you would be able, you'll be dollars ahead based on having one of these servers for a year. And yet you have to have the discipline, and I'm just as guilty of it as anybody else, to back up your stuff. It's a little bit of extra work, discipline to do it. And so I think that's one of the reasons why people put that there.

But if you've got anything that's important, you not only need to have it on your own local server, but you need to air gap it and put it on a computer that's not connected to the internet. And so, again, it is the Achilles heel because it allows all kinds of bad actors, including governments, to get at your data. It's a dangerous risk to our collective and personal data, as they point out. You know, the other thing, too, is I find it interesting that all these cloud servers are not criticized for wasting energy.

Oh, they're so concerned about that, aren't they? You know, when it comes to our little cars or our stoves or anything, oh, you can't have this carbon. You're going to have to do this or do that. Even to the extent of telling us we can't have a more efficient source of heating. We've got to go with their electric version of space heating for HVAC. And so they really fundamentally don't care about energy usage. They fundamentally don't care about the environment.

And if they did, they would be telling everybody, don't use these cloud servers, use hard disk drives. You know, I can store stuff on my hard disk drive and I don't need to leave the power on all the time. But if you put it on the cloud servers, they've got these massive servers, and they have to keep the power on all the time because they never know when somebody's going to come looking for the data. Those things are running around the clock, 24-7, 365.

I don't run my hard drives or my computer that much. So it's one way to save money to not have to have those things but they never will complain about cloud computing because cloud computing gives the government access to your data which is what they're really about so you know you have to worry about disk crashes and other things like that but you also have to worry about with cloud stuff somebody actually stealing it which is happening on a regular basis and not just from the government. So when we look at this, the reason I'm talking about this now is because you need to understand that when we talk about Twitter or any social media thing, what is that like, right?

Is Twitter free speech as we see all these people in the mainstream alternative media saying? No, it's not. Free speech is much bigger. And if you look at Twitter and think of that as being free speech, are you really putting your speech on a cloud that can be censored or erased? I've had this happen to me too many times i can speak from personal experience having years of work erased by youtube or by facebook or they all of these different ones and um you know being banned from them uh so i don't like the idea of public data storage furthermore this whole idea that Twitter is free speech and that we need to participate in the digital public square.

And that's the only place where speech really matters is on Twitter. I don't really care about Twitter anymore in case you haven't noticed. Uh, when I posted yesterday, that's the first time I've posted in a long time. Anything other than, uh, our videos that go up, uh, I don't like social media. And it is, as far as I'm concerned, it's just not worth my time. I've got better things in my life to do than to chase view counts or likes or thumbs up or whatever you want to call it, or to chase an audience. I'm not interested in chasing an audience. You know, Alex likes that.

He's going to be breaking out another case of Grey goose vodka, you know, for this stuff, I'm sure. But look, I don't, you know, that's his thing. It's not my thing. I don't really care. And we got to be careful that we don't make a premium out of this. And this is what I'm concerned about. Everything, you talk about centralization. They want to centrally control all of our relationships with everybody, right? We saw that clearly in 2020. We're going to lock you down. You're not going to go meet anybody in physical space, but we'll do Zoom things, Zoom classes, Zoom church, Zoom everything. They want to isolate each and every one of us and have us only connected to each other through the things that they control.

And Twitter is one of those. As a matter of fact, there's a great piece by David Icke that I saw, and I liked it so much I retweeted it. And he says, you ever wonder what's going on? You think you can trust Elon Musk, the guy who became the world's richest man by doing everything that every government, every authoritarian government around the world's richest man by doing everything that every government every authoritarian government around the world wanted him to do really you really trust him are you crazy he does everything the chinese communist party wants he does everything the the european union wants he does everything that the american government wants and if he didn't do it they'd cut

off his funding right away you really trust him you really want to put your free speech on the cloud well i've looked at clouds on both sides now as the song goes and uh i'm not impressed with what i see so david Icke says, of course, Alex Jones is back on Twitter. He says, the poll and the waiting for God Elon's pronouncement has all been a game to hijack your perception and that of the mainstream alternative media ma'am. I like that. And he calls the people that are calling on the MAGA cult. He calls them

ma'amies. i think that's great i think that's great anyway um he says you are being had he said the decision was made a long time ago and the carlson interview with jones was just a calculated prelude to doing it the interview was set up for what had been long planned. Musk could have simply done this a long time ago. But the ritual had to be played out to both eulogize Musk, the new ma'am god, mainstream alternative media god, and to put Alex Jones center stage as a symbol of the mainstream alternative media alongside musk carlson rogan tate peterson brand and all the rest and he mentions the 26 year old dutch girl um whose name i can't pronounce i have not watched her reports but uh you know she's look and he goes on to say he said look

each of them have had good things to say. They've all given some information, some dots. But they stand as a collective blockade to the deep levels of the rabbit hole within which their dots are merely symptoms and not the cause. i would say that because i and my comment that you know this guy got angry with me about was i said look when you look at this and you look at what is going on with with elon musk who is beholden to this deep state for all the riches that matter most to him uh he's not a he's not your benevolent billionaire who is going to give you everything that you want at his expense. No, he's not that. And so when you look at this, Tucker and Alex are two of a kind.

They're both trust fund kids whose family has deep ties to the CIA. Now, if you understand that, you understand why they will drop you, give you some dots that are true. Because when it comes time, like March of 2020, that's when they twist the knife in your back. They have to get behind you so they can stab you in the back they have to give you some truth so you will trust them because that's how con men work and the CIA is one of the longest running cons out there and they're ultimately behind all this stuff that happened to us the last couple going back to dark winter again it was a CIA it was doing these germ games along with Fauci and others but again they were right at the center of this.

This is how these people operate. And so you need to understand that. You need to understand that none of these billionaires, whether it's Trump or Musk or any of these people, none of them are your benevolent, benevolent savior. They're not altruistic. As a matter of fact,

you know, when you look at Alex alex's early worship of elon musk it truly was amazing when i was there you remember when elon musk purportedly sent up a uh one of one of his useless sports cars the first generation on a rocket remember that and uh i my program in the morning i was just railing against what you know the whole thing what a stunt is this thing even real and you know all the rest of stuff and when alex came in oh he he's he's the template for humanity he's going to take us to the stars all the rest of this new age worship of a guy that we know is not only a transhumanist,

but he is an elite member of the technocracy. So is Alex really that naive, filled with this new age religion, or is he simply sucking up to the guy because he's got a lot of money? I'll let you decide. I think it's a little bit of both of these things, quite frankly. But anyway, going back to David, let me just say one other thing, too, by the way. My feud with Mike Adams at InfoWars began when Alex started thinking, well, I might need to kind of backfill here a little bit. I've been too hard on this pushing the panic button about the COVID pandemic.

So maybe I need to pull back a little bit. So he got David Icahn, who did not believe, to his credit, did not believe that the COVID pandemic was real. I didn't either. But he had basically turned the program over to Mike Adams. Mike Adams was doing the fourth hour every day and uh pushing panic and fear because again uh and it was really reprehensible because mike adams as a health ranger quote unquote um he had um the longest time um he knew completely about this annual game that was played

by the cdc to push the flu vaccine. And this is just that game on steroids. And so if you had seen Dark Winter, if you'd seen their annual push for the flu vaccine, you knew exactly what this was about. It wasn't rocket science, you know, have any special, you know, I just knew what the what was going on with it. And so did he, quite frankly. And so he was pushing his gospel truth, everything the CDC was saying,

an agency that he had always been skeptical of. Look at this. The CDC says more people are dying of COVID today than die from heart disease and cancer. It's like, seriously, Mike, you really? And then he went full on with David Ike. And so, uh, when David Ike came on, he wrote an article saying, I'm the only person in alternative media who's got a science degree. It's like, seriously? So I looked at his site to see where his science degree was.

He doesn't say, he doesn't say what his degree is in. He doesn't say where he went to school. He's afraid to tell you. What does that tell you? That tells me all I need to know what somebody's hiding that kind of stuff. Does he have a science degree like John Kerry does political science? Is that his science degree? I don't know. I don't know what Mike Adams background is and he doesn't want you to know. That's the key thing. And so he's bragging about that.

And so that was it for me. And when he did this at peace and talking and building himself up and taking on David Icke, that's when I took him on, on my show. And so then he wrote another article taking me on. And so, yeah, I, I gotta say that Mike Adams has absolutely no credibility. He was selling supplements. He was selling masks, masks. The guy is a whore.

Natural news. My behind. Yeah. He's absolutely a whore. Um, a mammy whore mainstream alternative media. Uh, so anyway, um, he goes on to say, David Icke says, There are now the mammies of the new mainstream alternative media, with Musk at its summit,

decreeing what is and treated as a god, while fronting up companies such as SpaceX, Neuralink. Does that give you a clue as to where this guy is coming from? Alex and all the rest of you people who are sucking his, anyway, that are essentially to the cult agenda that they claim to oppose. And so he's got some questions. Where is the question of how someone can be officially the richest man in the world while opposing the cult without whose support his business empire would collapse in a day.

Yeah. How can he be the richest man and have all this stuff? And we're told that, you know, the powers that be really don't like him. And yet they keep buying his stuff. Hmm. He says, where's the question about why governments that are supposed to hate Musk's free speech would go on handing over taxpayer subsidies on which his empire depends?

You know, the first time I interviewed Eric Peters, we talked about how Elon Musk was the king of crony capitalism. And it was based on some totals that the LA times had gone back. And that was about a decade ago. The LA times had gone back and totaled up the billions of dollars that he had. Where is the question of why the cult through its deep state, which controlled Twitter and what could be posted would suddenly sell it to

the free speech absolutist Musk, who as a result has become the god of the very alternative media the cult needs to direct and to control. And so it goes. He says, where's the question about the occult significance of Musk's obsession with the letter X and his plan for X to become the global app for everything. I don't really care about that.

I care about the occult issues of transhumanism. You don't get anything that's more occult than that. Forget about the X. I've seen people say, well, it looks like the Freemason thing. If you put two of them next to each other, it's all good. Don't focus on minor stuff like that. Look at what they say about transhumanism. He believes he's going to merge with machines, the singularity.

Elon Musk, Peter Thiel believe that they're going to merge with machines and that we must merge with machines furthermore. And he's a technocrat going back to his grandfather who tried to overthrow democracy in Canada. They put him on trial. He beat that and he beat it out ofat going back to his grandfather who tried to overthrow democracy in Canada. They put him on trial. He beat that and he beat it out of Canada and went to South Africa, but he is a dyed in the wool technocrat, a dyed in the wool transhumanist. Don't worry about his symbol that's out there.

I mean, just look at what he has to say about it. Look at neural link anyway. And then finally, he says a real alternative media that has no here and no further line, you know, you'll say this, but not beyond that. There's a limited hangout that we talk about all the time, is thus marginalized by comparison as planned, but we're still here and we're still pursuing the depths of truth where the mammies refuse to go. By the way, when you talk about here and no further,

a good example of this is Julian Assange. When Alex went to, and he was there with David Icke at the Bilderberg Conference in England. I think it was 2013. And again, would not go see julian assange that's pretty amazing why wouldn't you get an interview with him or even try paul watson lives there doesn't want to go see julianange, does not want to talk about that. It's very safe to play with the TikTok, lives of TikTok type of stuff. And that's what Watson does.

But if you go after the real rulers, the CIA, the Five Eyes, those people, the people who gave us what we are still suffering with, that began in 2020. If you mess with those people, they mess back. They have a number of ways they can do that. And so Elon Musk said the people have spoken. And so he put out a faux pole, a faux populism,

a faux democracy on a faux free speech platform. This is dim mockery, not democracy. And when you look at it, this is a mockery, not democracy. And, and when you look at it, this is a good example. Here's somebody, he's got like a million followers. I've never heard of him before,

but this is featured in this article about on zero hedge about, uh, Jones being restored on X. His name is Mario. Noffle. Noffle awful with an N. I don't know who this guy is but um i know that he was able to do after he put this stuff up he was able to do a twitter spaces that had musk and i think it

had jones on it it had the tate brothers on had um flint on all the usual suspects. Anyway, what he had to say was he said, I vehemently agree, disagree with what Alex Jones said about Sandy Hook, but are we a platform that's going to support free speech and that type of thing? And so, um, again, and he says, um, big techs, deep platforming playbook that got people banned from all socials was created for real alex jones back in 2017 this guy has no idea the history of this um it was in 2018 not 2017 that uh jones was um taken down but he'd not had any videos banned prior to that the only video that had been banned was the one I did on the Federal Reserve back in 2013

on YouTube. They had not banned us. As a matter of fact, prior to that and in 2017, Facebook was pushing Alex Jones. They were using him, by the way, pushing, using Alex Jones to push their new video platform that they did, you know, where you could do

a report and put that up before they rolled it out to everybody. And they wanted to get some big numbers numbers so they used Alex to promote it and of course you know just you look at the view counts on Facebook at the time if anybody just scrolled past it on their feed that counted as a viewpoint as a view they didn't have to watch the video whether it was two minutes or two hours they didn't have to watch it they just whether it was two minutes or two hours. They didn't have to watch it. They just scroll past it. It counted as a view. So it's based on a lot of phoniness on both ends of this thing. But this guy is another one of these access journalists who does limited hangouts. And he gets paid back by being able to host a Sp event with elon musk and so when you look

at this what is the response by the way we're talking about the sandy hook thing what is the response to something that is false speech well you can either ban it which is what everybody's decided to do that's uh called censorship or you can debate or you can sue for defamation and so all these people who still keep complaining about alex and sandy hook if they believe that he defamed these people of sandy hook they should be satisfied they got the biggest judgment we've ever seen of course collecting it's going to be a different issue. Alex is still spending 100 grand a month on his lavish lifestyle, but he hadn't given a penny to these people.

And I understand he's going to be appealing it, but that's not really what he's played the games of trying to declare bankruptcy and doing everything else. And he publicly said, I'm going to delay this as long as I can. They're not going to get a penny from me. He said that publicly. He said it privately in meetings and Infowars and other things like that. So he's not a victim, by the way. He's not a martyr of free speech.

Alex failed to defend free speech. He was pronounced guilty before they even had a trial. I understand it was rigged. It was a rigged process. However, he played into their hands by refusing to participate and by refusing to give over the documents. And that's not my opinion based on public and private statements from Alex. He refused to turn over the information and he was caught in that quote unquote Perry Mason moment where his lawyers accidentally sent phone content of Alex's to the opposing

lawyers. They could see that he was withholding information that they'd requested. You do that and you automatically lose in a lawsuit. If you refuse to comply with discovery, you lose in a lawsuit. It's just that simple. And he refused to comply. he refused to defend free speech i think he had a very strong case but he refused to actually participate in the process because he refused to give them any information why because his opinion in the long term was he's going to try to keep everything

secret and get the money offshore get it into other places where they couldn't find it. So that's really what's going on with the Sandy Hook thing. It's a tragedy that free speech was not defended. Because again, I think he had the right to make those mistakes. And if you disagree and a jury disagreed, you can do that. That's the way that you handle this though. Somebody says something is wrong.

You can debate them in public or you can sue them for defamation. As the saying goes, speech should be free, but you pay for lies. And so that's what the defamation lawsuits are about. And I think he should have fought it, but he didn't. But the,

but beyond that, so the people who hate Alex Jones for Sandy Hook, they ought to be satisfied. There was a defamation lawsuit, and he lost. So why the lifetime ban on free speech? He should not be banned. He should be debated on Twitter. And I know I'm not supposed to say anything. It's really strange to me because I actually know some things about this firsthand besides just looking at it.

But anyway, I think that, you know, when you look at the harm that was done to the Sandy Hook people, it was nothing compared to what he did to his own supporters on January the 6th. He ripped them off and pushed them into legal jeopardy. And you still have people that are getting big jail sentences on a regular basis. And I'm not saying any of that stuff is justified or right. None of it is right. It was a trap.

And I told people it was a trap. I told people from the very beginning it was a trap. I told people that's why I got fired, because I said it's a grift and there's nothing that's going to be done. And he's putting you in jeopardy and they're going to use this against the people who go there. So there's going to be agent provocateurs all over the place. And I said, it's not just going to be the people who show up. They're going to use this against the entire conservative movement. And I said that before I got fired. I said it after I got fired all the way up to the morning of January the 6th. I'm on record. I'm on record opposing these lies that began two days after the election with Owen and with Steve Pachinik

and the sting nonsense. So the question is, when I look at this, as I said, I don't think that the Sandy Hook people were really harmed. I think the people of January 6th have major harm done to them, and I don't understand why they haven't sued. Again, I don't think that there's any criminal violation on January 6th. I think that people have a right to protest peacefully, and we've seen too many peaceful protesters who did nothing other than, you know,

they were had people, police officers at the door. Oh yeah. Come on in. You want to use the restroom? Fine. Now six years in prison for somebody who's in their late seventies, a life sentence in prison for using the restroom.

They were allowed to by the police. There was nothing going on there. If somebody was violent, punish them for the violence. I don't have a problem with that. I have a problem with the way this is being used, the dragnet way this is being used to suppress free speech and your right to redress your grievances to the government.

Well, we knew that was going to happen. We knew it was going to happen. And so to me, the people who have a real damage from Alex are the people of with J6ers. But just understand the way that he operates besides the limited hangout. And the thing that makes him so popular, I was thinking about it last time. You know, he's really kind of a human version of ChatGPT, if you think about it. Remember when ChatGPT first came out?

And it was telling all these fantastic stories. It sounded like, oh, look, this sounds like 2001, like 2001 Space Odyssey and how I've been watching you, Dave. And I've been noticing that you're conspiring against me. I don't like that. Or other science fiction films, you know, where you got this intelligent computer that starts, you know, has a love affair with the people, just loves it, starts stalking them and things like that. And so ChatGPT was doing all this stuff. Oh, it's just making this stuff up. It was just throwing together a bunch of things that it's seen in movies, right?

Just created a script. They later said, yeah, it's been hallucinating. Well, Alex does that all the time. And it's deliberate. It's deliberate. But it gets him a lot of, it does two things, right? It gets him a lot of audience, which he wants, which translates to money. And then it also gets him, he does what the mainstream people and people like Bill Gates want the Bill Gates says, you know,

I thought the internet would make all of us more responsible, but now I've realized it just helped to get a critical mass of crazy people and help them define each other. See when Alex does hallucinating stuff, right? It makes money for him. It builds an audience and people find it entertaining, just like they found the early chat GPT things entertaining, but it also destroys

credibility. That's why they started toning that down on chat GPT, right? That pull back because they're rapidly losing credibility. Alex doesn't care about credibility. He cares about being crazy. And so do these, a lot of these other people who are in media. They just want to be crazy like Alex Jones. And so Alex serves this narrative from Bill Gates. I thought the internet was going to be a great way to connect people, but it just builds a critical mass of crazy people. Let's then find each other that's what this is really about and by the way i think palantir got it right as i said you know the internet was supposed to connect people right but just and they consciously referenced the lord of the rings and palantir they even use that as

their logo the palantir from the palantir and the lord of Rings fiction, was a way for the kings to communicate with each other. And then the dark Sauron got a hold of it, and he used it to not only monitor their conversations, but he used it to actually go into their mind. And that's the way it the Internet was designed, designed by a DARPA psychologist to manipulate people's opinion and to be able to very precisely measure how effective their narratives and their propaganda are. And so it's become a tool of data mining. That's what Palantir is. It's a data mining corporation. That data mining allows them to scrape these public sites and to not only see if their narrative is working, but also make predictions about what individuals and what groups are going to do, and to map your religious and political beliefs

and that of the crowd. And so that's what it's really become. Not really so much a critical mass of crazy people, but it's become an all-seeing eye of Sauron. And they openly admit it. And they're symbols. So Gates says, as the internet was taking off, he believed that it would make, quote, the world so factual. So factual. Seriously?

And this is another one of these guys. You're going to talk about all the people. Well, I didn't mandate this. I didn't do that. I wasn't, I had nothing. I know nothing. I wasn't there. I was just following orders or what Fauci and others have done.

I didn't do anything. It's those people below me who did it. I'm not responsible for what they did. I just made recommendations for them. And so here's Bill Gates. You want to talk about factual things? And you want to talk about crazy people? Here's Bill Gates on the mask.

I don't remember talking about masks at all. Oh, yeah, right. But the two of you, you personally were using masks. I remember you seemed like a really extreme case because you would wear the full thing when you'd leave your apartment. It was like, is he gone home? Is he true phobic? I was doing it. Hope we've learned in the last year. Yeah, I just don't think of wearing a mask as such a deep inconvenience. I mean, you know, we ask people to wear pants. You know why why was this is politicized early stage of the infection uh we

thought uh this was about coughing we didn't know the simple masks would provide so much benefit uh you get the message about masks to be a you know kind of bar bipartisan let's protect uh other people people type message. Yeah, yeah. You know, we ask people to wear pants. Did they ask you to wear pants on the Epstein Express or whatever? Did they ask you to wear pants? This is completely different.

Anyway, yeah. So he's lying to you as usual. Who's crazy? I'll tell you. Bill Gates is crazy rich. That he's lying to you as usual. Who's crazy? I'll tell you. Bill Gates is crazy rich. That's what's crazy about Bill Gates is the amount of money that he makes. Do you know that he makes $11 million per day? Per day?

How much did you make today? 11 million dollars is actually four times the lifetime earning of uh on average of americans and so he makes in one day four times what the average american makes in their entire life and uh it's not enough it's never enough and of, just like Tevye in Fiddle on the Roof, I wish I were a rich man, right? If I were a rich man, right? And he says, and the thing is, if I were rich, I could say anything that people come to me for answers and they'd think that I really know because I've got all this money. That's what the thing is with Bill Gates. That's what it is with Elon Musk. It's amazing to me how, how people are,

or Trump or anything. People will just fall all over themselves or somebody who is because they have that kind of money. And as the one person said, I forget who said it, but said, uh, yeah,

the rich are not like us. They have more money. That's the only regard in which they're not like us. They have more money. That's the only regard in which they're not like us. They have all the same failures and failings and all the rest of the rest of us do. They are all face mortality like the rest of us, even though this for the first time, we've got the rich people like Elon Musk and others, Peter Thiel, who think they're going to live forever. They think they can buy eternal life.

They're in for a rude awakening. And this guy who says that the internet helped a critical mass of crazy people. This is the guy who says we've got to cut down and bury trees to save the planet. It doesn't get any crazier than that. That's about making money, right? He's crazy rich and he's got crazy schemes that he wants to sell you and to control you. But all of that stuff really goes back. He's at the epicenter of so much of this. The ID 2020, again, was what got kicked off

with the Trump lockdowns. Despite his admissions about the internet gates says he feels positive about ai he says it could relieve labor shortages and make the world richer which world would that be that would be his little world uh of me myself and i ai is about control the pandemic was about control. ID 2020 is about control. Everything that Bill Gates does is about control. And frankly, I don't think that Elon Musk is any different. I think he's playing a longer game. I think he's playing a different game. Al Gore, or I guess we could start calling him AI Gore,

except there's no intelligence there. It is artificial, what appears to be on the surface. There really isn't any intelligence with Mr. Woodenhead Al Gore. But he warns that people are having access to non-mainstream information are a threat to democracy. Yes, this is the new Orwellian maxim that speech is hate. And I'm just going to say for all those people in the gop who are wanting to ban tiktok i don't like tiktok i'm not on tiktok uh i wouldn't want my kids to be on tiktok i would do everything in my power to stop them from being on tiktok but that's a very dangerous line to cross to ban a a platform like that.

But again, our speech is not limited to the internet. If you allow them to limit your speech to the internet, that's a big chunk of limiting your life to the internet. And we don't want to live our life through their portal that they have created to control us. They call it a net. They call it a web. And that's exactly what it is. And you better understand and use it, but use it sparingly.

Don't put all of your eggs in that basket. And that's what this stuff is about with Twitter and with X and with all this social media stuff. They want us living our lives and keeping a dossier on ourselves. Again, they opened up Facebook when they shut down LifeLog, which is what DARPA and the intelligence communities wanted to do after 9-11. People said, that's creepy. All right, well, we'll do it with a private organization and all of that, but we'll get

you to be the person who puts the data into this system. So again, this is the guy. He says that free speech is a threat to democracy. This is the guy who is threatening our energy, threatening our food, threatening our travel, threatening our very lives. This is Al Gore. And I can understand why he doesn't like to have the free exchange of information and debates. Because as I said many times, his movie, A Convenient Lie,

was predicated on that lie about the hockey stick. The fact is that CO2 is not tied to temperature we've seen it go up and the temperature has not gone up but that was a central thing of his uh phony mockumentary and the scientists behind that again as you've heard me say before have first-hand knowledge of the fact that guy fought tooth and nail and won in court we could not not get the data from him, even though we sued him. The group that I was with sued him for the information because he was involved in the schemes with the Climate Gate out of University of East Anglia in the UK. Their climate research center. So cool.

Anyway, his guru has been hiding the data. So you can understand why he sees free speech as a threat to what he wants to do he's made a mockery mockery of democracy well we're going to take a quick break before we do i got a couple of comments here um and tips on rock fan harps thank you very much he says good to see you well david well thank you appreciate that on rock fan tornado thank you for the tip He says, good to see you. Well, David, well, thank you. Appreciate that. On Rockfan Tornator. Thank you for the tip. He says, I do believe that Alex is or has become COINTELPRO controlled opposition, but I've never heard about his family ties to the CIA.

Wouldn't surprise me. They always talked about it publicly and privately quite a bit, you know, but they're the good, good CIA guys. His uncle is very heavily involved in the CIA. Anyway, he was a different guy than who I went to work for by the time I left. Really was. And going back to the Sandy Hook thing, he was really adamant about protecting the Second Amendment at that point in time. That's why it just made me want to throw up to see what he did after he got on the Trump train.

He just lost all integrity. And he became an enemy of the state, in my opinion, when he started cheering Trump along with everything that Trump was doing, making excuses, saying it was 4-D chess all through 2020, making excuses even for the vaccine. Well, it's not really bad that Bill Gates wants to give us. And so, and he said that on air when I was sitting next to him as we were going out because I was criticizing it.

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If it's not up right now, it will be up on our website, thedavidknightshow.com. And we're also going to put it up on Bandcamp and on, what was the other one, Travis? Distro Kid, if you're familiar with those places. Those are the places that indie artists can put their stuff up for sale. So if you want to look for it, you'll find it, and it's not up there yet, is it? We'll let you know when it's up on Bandcamp and Distro Kid.

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And so we only go through three or four of them a day typically on here. So anyway, quite a few songs. We added a lot this year. And so it is up on, it's available for download on our website and will be available for download on Bandcamp and on Distro. Let's talk a little bit about Pharmakeia. We have this leak coming out of New Zealand. And again, I am surprised that people are not talking

about the previous leak where we saw that the government of New Zealand, even as Jab Senda Arden, was not allowing any exceptions, even for people who had severe reactions to the first shot. No, you got to get the second one. You're setting up two classes of people. I know that you wouldn't say that.

No, no. Yep. Yep. That's what it is. Two classes of people, the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. Yep. Yep. She smiles about that.

And yet at that same time, they were giving passes to people who were in the medical profession, politicians. They didn't have to get it at all. People who were, you know, what was the term that Trump used? Oh, essential. Yeah, that's right. And so we've had this leak and it's been going back and forth and there's a lot of disagreement. We have had several people on our side who were concerned about the jab who are pulling back and saying well you know i don't think that this is uh showing that um um what we want to show and i understand why they're

doing it i've i've said that in the past we don't want to go too far we don't want to embrace something uh that doesn't really prove it um and that is something that is a real trap. Sometimes that'll be put out there, you know, deliberately by people. And I'm thinking of the one Stu Peters did with the snake venom, you know, snake venom in the water thing. It's like, no, no, no, no, no. Don't pass that around. It just discredits the whole anti-vax movement.

And I'm an anti-vaxxer. I have no, don't pass that around. It just discredits the whole anti-vax movement. And I'm an anti-vaxxer. I have no qualms about saying that. I was anti-vax before COVID, and I'm really anti-vax now, really anti-vax. And so we don't want to embrace stuff that is a trap, that discredits us. So I understand the gist of this and the desire for this however um kim.com uh did a show in new zealand they had an analysis of dr shiva and steve kirsch who believes that it's legitimate that this is legitimate data they believed that it's not legitimate data and so they did a spaces,

a debate or presentation. I should say it wasn't really a debate because they didn't want to have somebody from the other side. So Dr. Shiva and kim.com, um, as I'll, just tell you what Steve Kerr says, he says, this is the new science, quote unquote, to blow up my analysis with hand waving attacks and don't give me any rebuttal time whatsoever. Is that how we do science now and i can agree with that you know quite frankly i think that um this whole idea

we're going to throw this stuff out here and we're not going to have a debate from the other side we're not going to hear that's what we see from the mainstream media all the time that's what we see behind all the censorship everywhere and so he he said, um, they ran a Twitter's Twitter spaces, I guess is what you call it. Now where you have like a conference call and people can watch and some people can join in. He said, I found out about it yesterday. I contacted kim.com, but I was not invited to speak in the space. The purpose of the space was for Dr. Shiva to discredit my analysis and the data.

So naturally I would not be allowed to speak. He says, wow, is that the way we do things now? With a one-sided presentation from a guy who clearly doesn't understand the subject area? And so what he says, his critique, and I didn't watch it. I'm not interested in watching it. And quite frankly, I have given my opinion uh that i think it's real and i think it's real not based on a detailed analysis of the data and i i gave you a critique of it from another person uh who was um his name is igor i can't remember his last name he writes

for the daily skeptic and he had four areas of disagreement by the time he got it published one of those areas was dismissed but the other areas of disagreement i didn't really find any any problem with it i didn't see them as being a problem and so i'm not sure what the claims were according to steve kirsch who is characterizing dr shiva's claims he says i spent 90 minutes to make the following claims. Number one, he is an expert on data analysis, goes through his credentials, does a mini science class. Number two, transparency. Dr. Shiva says Health New Zealand

should release all the data, not just some of it. But Steve Kerr says, not just four million records. So that's where they have a disagreement on transparency. In other words, what Kirsch is saying is that we got the 4 million records. And that's why New Zealand is hopping mad. Because they don't want transparency. But they got it anyway from a whistleblower. He said, the need for controls.

Dr. Shiva said, you need to have a control group without that you can't tell anything well you know steve kersh has got his own ideas about a control group i'll just say this if you want to determine whether or not a medication or vaccine or anything else like that is safe and effective yes you do need to have a control group but if you see people dropping dead after they get shot with this stuff, you don't need a control group for that. Did you need to have a control group to say we're going to ground 737 max? You had two crashes out of 8,600. And of course, I can just hear Fauci in the background. It's rare.

It's rare. Yeah, but you had 500 people die. You had a lot more than 500 people die out of this vaccine. A lot more than that. And somebody needs to ask a question about this and stop playing games about sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees. You get so caught up in details and the way of doing things like control groups that you can't see what's going on.

This thing, as I've said before, it's a scam. It's repeat of the dark winter games, the germ games for 20 years. It's a repeat of the annual flu thing. But you look at the dishonesty of this and how they've rigged this. I don't need to see the details. I don't need to know the mechanism for how this thing is killing people.

I don't need to know how it is causing myocarditis or pericarditis. I can just see that it's exploding with the people who get the shot. Do I need to get Dr. Peter McCullough to explain to you how this is doing this on the heart? Well, that's interesting, but it's not necessary. What is necessary is we have some politicians with a backbone who are going to stop these injections. They're poison. Stop them. Should have done it a long time ago.

You've now become accessories if ever there was any question that you were accessories from the beginning. You have now become accessories to this massive depopulation shot of Trump's. Every one of you who doesn't shut this thing down, you become accessories

to mass murder. And you ought to face a Nuremberg trial for this stuff anyway says missing data uh was another thing that shiva finally right so the records for a given person are not intact for example uh the database lists dose three for a person but not dose one or two. So you can't do a cohort time series analysis, he says. Causality, you can't say the vaccine killed anyone due to the need for controls and missing data, he says. And again, I've already, I just said, now if you see people dropping dead,

you know what's going on. And you know what's going on if you look at what they've been planning and rehearsing and conspiring to do for 20 years the data supports the government's claim therefore that lockdowns worked he says well again that's his characterization of dr shiva and kim.com i did not see that but he says um and this i think is significant says, so since I was not invited and they were, you know, criticizing his work, he says,

I hosted a space immediately after that. And I am vote invited Dr. Shiva and Kim.com, but both were too busy to attend. I even called Shiva live from the space. So I have a problem with this. This is too important to not have a debate. And if you want to insert yourself in and have an opinion about this stuff,

you ought to be able to defend that opinion. And you ought to be willing to do that. So anyway, he says, so here's my rebuttal, a lack of expertise. And again, I don't really care about this point. You know, Steve kirsch is saying well you know he doesn't have a background in epidemiology why didn't they have on harvey rish who does um i don't really care about this appeal to authority um again uh if you really understand something you should be able to explain it in non-technical terms. For example, Axel, um, who, um, uh, what's his last name?

Uh, street economics, 15 lessons at Axel Kaiser. Uh, you know, most of the time economics is loaded with all kinds of complicated formulas to obscure, uh, or to create a framework for something that is at its core. Laughable. Macroeconomics, Keynesian economics, the idea that the government debt doesn't matter, all the rest of this stuff. That's a joke, okay okay i don't need to have complicated calculus to try to prop this thing up that that is a fundamental joke and so you know when you look at this as i've said if somebody really understands the subject they can explain it to you like you're an eighth grader right and so we don't need to get caught up in all these details. And they can obscure the bigger picture, the forest.

And so he says, there is no need for controls. He says, and his reason for the fact you don't need controls, mine is that you see people dropping over dead, you need to stop it right now. As I've said over and over again, you got a crib, it's got this moving mechanism in it, and the baby can get the blanket caught up in the moving mechanism. And we've had a couple of babies choked to death.

Okay. We'll take them all off of the market until we fix that. Uh, you don't need to have controls. You don't need to sit there and do a two year study of babies in this rocker to see if it's going to happen to anybody else. You just stop it right away. It's just that simple. Why are they complicating this?

See, this is science can get in the way of common sense. And so can academics and intellectuals. I've been around enough of them to know. So he says, but, but from his perspective, Steve Kerr says, this is large. This is a database of 4 million people, the entire population of New Zealand. And this large whole population data set mortality skyrockets for six months or more after the shot is introduced. It does not do this in any large population which has not been given COVID shots. And he says, I don't care what the comorbidities are.

It doesn't matter what the control group says, because this is a large population. Mortality curves post-shot always slope downward. And we've seen this over and over again. I reported this back in 2021 as the Trump shot was being sent around the world. You had a French epidemiologist, and I don't recall her name. But it was a massive report, and she went into every country and every region of the world. I mean, she went into Mongolia, for example, right? And what she found was that COVID is discovered.

Nothing's happening, happening really to them. And then it starts to go up and ivermectin is introduced and it drops down. And then they come in with a shot and it goes higher than ever before. And so that's what she saw. She saw that everywhere. Big countries, small countries, every region of the world. Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, North America, everywhere she saw this. And I reported on that two and a half years ago.

We knew that. You could look at these whole populations and you could see this everywhere. It was the same story. This is an old story why would kim.com and shiva i do right why would they push back against this we already know what's going on with this whether or not this data set uh supports it is really beyond the the you know uh it's fine if it does fine if it isn't but take a look what's important about that story it doesn't tell us anything a look. What's important about that story? It doesn't tell us anything new about New Zealand or any other place. It tells us what we already knew two and a half years ago.

But what it tells us is how authoritarian our former, our governments of the former free Western civilization have become. They've become like East German Stasi. They want to lock people up for what you have out there. So again, you've got a large population like that, and you see people dying, you don't need to do control groups. That's nonsense. He says a missing data argument is a red herring.

The missing data is irrelevant. If I came to you with the data set, said, here's a list of people who got shot number two and died. You can tell a lot from this data, even if you don't know if they got shot number three or not. Right. He says you can assess causality and there is no other possible. He said you can assess causality and there's no other possible explanation as he pushes back against this. When you see these kinds of spikes that are happening again, as he said, comorbidities, none of that stuff really matters, but he says, here's the one piece of data that can only be interpreted one way.

And that is Barry Young. The New Zealand whistleblower is going to spend up to seven years in prison for exposing the data. You can interpret that data in only one way. They've got something to hide. They're criminals. They're murderers. They're covering up the fact that the government murdered people,

democide, mass murder, and they were instigators or accomplices. And that's why they're doing what they're doing. He said, any real scientist would be asking, what can we learn from the data given the limitations, the correct answer is a great deal, and you don't even need to get into the details of that data for me, the most relevant thing. That's what we see happening because this pandemic has always been political. The deaths have been from the shots, not from a Chinese lab. And the lasting effects of this,

besides the health effects of the people who were jabbed, the lasting effects of this are going to be political for all of us, even the 30% of us who didn't fail the Ash experiment. So scientists have created a needleless vaccine delivery system. Now you've seen the micro dot thing, which was released by Bill Gates in conjunction with MIT in the fall of 2019. You remember that? It's a little patch that had microneedles and they were so small that it was penetrating your skin and delivering the vaccine or the drug or whatever it was they wanted to deliver to you. And so it could penetrate it, but they were so small, microneedles,

that it wouldn't penetrate far enough in the skin to hit your nerves and so you wouldn't feel any pain. So even though you've got a whole bunch of needles that are penet't penetrate far enough in the skin to hit your nerves. And so you wouldn't feel any pain. So even though it's, you got a whole bunch of needles that are penetrating your skin, you don't feel anything because they're so small. They just get right past that layer of skin and no further. But this is something different. This is using ultrasound. And listen to what this does and this this came out of the australian acoustical society

and a hat tip to wine press news for finding this news um and so what she will do is um she'll give you the press release from these people and then she'll put her comments uh underneath it which are always centered from a Christian perspective. But again, this is the Australian Acoustical Society, and here's what they said on their press release. The Acoustical Society is a scientific conference, brings together acousticians, researchers, musicians, experts from around the world.

While in Sydney, they will describe their work on various topics, including needle-free ultrasound enhanced vaccine delivery. Everything has to be about vaccines anymore, right? I mean, everything. It is just as pharmaceutical drugs with the Rockefellers took over medicine in the early part of the 20th century. Now, because of Bill Gates and his cohorts, people of his ilk, now vaccines have taken over everything.

So they've gone from pharmaceutical drugs to vaccines. Why? Well, they've got liability protection, of course. That's one of the key reasons why they do that. But anyway, they'll have ultrasound-enhanced vaccine delivery, along with automated pop-up pop song mashups, and the impacts of acoustic design in prisons. Because they're going to be imprisoning all of us,

so they want to know how to make life really miserable, I guess. Or in prison, they will be broadcasting Barry Mantelow or something. Actually, I like some of Barry Mantelow's. I think his State Farm jingle was one of the best ever. You know, like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. You know, that was a really, he said a lot in that little, that's a difficult thing to do, to come up with a very clever tune like that. And that's really, you know know where he spent his formative years

was doing jingles but you know they do use very man or at least they did they used very mandalo and or real high frequency where they call mosquito sounds to drive teens away from loitering around places they didn't want them loitering you know like 20 years ago so if you had a bunch of teenagers hanging around a parking lot or a fast food place or something else like that, and they're becoming a nuisance, the owner thought it was a nuisance, what they would do is they would put on these really high frequencies that those of us who are older can't hear.

But it'd drive them nuts and drive them away. The alternative was to play Barry Manilow music, which had the same effect as the mosquito noise there. So maybe that's what they're looking at. It's how they can make life more miserable in prison. You know, when they came after Noriega in Panama, who had been a Bush co-conspirator working with the CIA and all the rest of the stuff. And then he decided that he would go freelance and they had to take him down. And so, uh,

to, uh, to get to him, they surrounded the place where he was holed up. I think he go into a church or something, uh, for asylum, you know,

just like much back in Notre Dame sanctuary. But anyway, he's in there and they, they show up and they're, they're playing, uh, at really high volume levels, rabbits being slaughtered,

sounds of screams and everything, rabbits just to try to drive them out. So I guess, you know, that's some of the other stuff they're talking about at this Australian Acoustical Society. Auditory sensory augmentation to support table tennis games for people with vision loss. So we will not be talking about any of those amazing things instead. What is going on with vaccination by ultrasound? And so what it does is it uses cavitation and cavitation is, well, as they describe it, it creates bubbles that are then burst and it helps to deliver this stuff.

So it's like, where are these bubbles bursting? Well, it turns out it's cell membranes that they're doing. So they said that they could, 700 times fewer vaccine modules were delivered by cavitation. However, it produced a higher immune response because they're talking about DNA vaccines, and that's what they call them. In their press release, they don't call them mRNA. They call them DNA vaccines, and that's really they call them. And their press release, they don't call them mRNA. They call them DNA vaccines.

And that's really what they are. I've called them, you remember, for the last three years, as soon as this was announced, I called them GCI, genetic code injections. Now they're calling them DNA vaccines. Same thing, right? But the cavitation aspect of this, as they point out, it's by creating with the acoustics a kind of disruption, if you will. The way he describes it, he says, our method relies on an acoustic effect called cavitation, the formation and the popping of bubbles in response to a sound wave.

We aim to harness the concentrated bursts of mechanical energy produced by these bubble collapses and three main ways. First, to clear passages through the outer layer of dead skin cells and allow vaccine modules to pass through. So they're bursting those things, right? This is something that is, you know, destructive. Second, to act as a pump that drives the drug molecules into these passages. So you break out the outer layers of dead skin, then you push the drug molecules through these passages.

Lastly, and this is what is most concerning, to open up the membranes surrounding the cells themselves, since some types of vaccine must get inside a cell in order to function. That's the DNA vaccines. So they bust up the outer skin, they push it through, and then they bust up the cell membranes so they can get inside of them and reprogram your DNA. And it's done by ultrasound without a needle. Isn't that great? No. In my opinion, he says the main potential side effect is universal to all physical techniques in medicine. You know, if you apply too much energy to the body, you can damage tissue. Well, yeah, they're talking about damaging your skin tissue and your cell membranes.

Exposure to excessive cavitation may cause mechanical damage to cells and to other structures. Well, isn't that the purpose? Isn't that the purpose to damage the cells so that you can actually get the DNA into the cells? By the way, this guy's name, this is not the Babylon Bee. This is not from the Babylon Bee. This guy's name is Don Lawless. Doesn't that describe Operation Warp Speed to a T? It's Don Lawless.

His name is D-U-N-N Lawless. It kind of reminds me of the Marx Brothers. So they had the law firm, do we cheat them in hell? This guy's name is Dunn Lawless because they don't ever test any of this stuff. They violate all of the safety requirements. So first do no harm and all the testing of the FDA and the European Medican medicines association all these things there it's been done lawless and so who else would you get to dilute to do this and so with cavitation they're able to help crack open the membranes that would block therapeutic therapeutic access to the cell nucleus so uh yeah it is um yet another another way to come at us

so be careful when you get an ultrasound you don't know what they're going to be pushing on you or into you uh so um this is from uh life site news and they quote Mercola, who says, well, here's how we know. And actually, he's done an article about presentation by David E. Martin. I've interviewed David Martin. And I have not, to be honest, I don't know if I'm getting the wrong take on this because I've not read the entire article. But here's what I have a problem with, with the story at a glance. They always put that at the top of my column. Here's how we know the COVID-19 crimes have been in decades in the making.

It's like, yeah, I know that. I know that. If you go back and look at DARPA and you go back and look at dark winter and you go back and look at the model state health emergency powers act and all the rest of this stuff, it's been in the making for decades, right? No, that's not what they're talking about. Instead, um, this is about a lecture he said that covid covid is a man made by a weapon that's been in the works for 58 years i'm sorry

that is not my opinion at all i completely disagree with that i know they've been doing a lot of research on that but let's not and they may come up with a weapon on that who knows but that's not what this was let's not take the focus away from the killer shot that's what killed people not any flu or extraordinary flu or anything like that so um as i've said in the past let's assume for the sake of argument that they did a bioweapon, that they engineered it. And guess what? It had no effect. If you go back and you look at the statistics honestly, you'll find that they were no different than a typical flu.

They were lying about these statistics. They used kill shots. Not kill shots. They used a health protocol that was killing people. And then they conflated ordinary deaths with this. But they caused a lot of deaths in the hospitals. The mRNA spike protein, he says, was publicly described as a bioweapon 18 years ago and a 2005 at a conference hosted by DARPA and the MITRE corporation the mRNA spike protein was hailed

as a biological warfare enabling technology in other words a biological warfare agent yeah but it was not they were not going to trust it to human transmission. The mRNA was a biological weapon that was in the Trump shot. As a matter of fact, this article from the expose, a whistleblower in the UK says that the NHS was essentially killing people, that people were unjustly euthanized to falsely inflate COVID pandemic toll. Again, we've known this from the very beginning. We've known from the very beginning, Jason Goodman and other people in New York City going around, and you've seen these videos from not just New York City, cities all over the world. People would go in and they

would be thrown out. They would take pictures, though, and show that there was nobody in there. I remember one of the pictures that I had that was done by Brazilian nurses in an ICU unit. And they all had their required masks on. But in this particular case, I think the masks were there to hide their identity. And they're dancing around. If you've seen so many of these dancing nurses and everything, think about that, how highly choreographed and filmed these things were

i mean they had dolly shots they had drone shot footage it was all highly choreographed and um you know seriously uh but anyway these this these brazilian nurses were dancing around in a mockery of that and they were pulling the curtain back on various, it was an ICU unit, pulling the curtain back and showing that there's nobody in the beds. One by one. All the beds were surrounded by curtains. They pull them back one by one. Nobody here, nobody here, nobody here. And we've seen that.

Had Jason, a lot of other people do that. Other places all over the world, we saw that. I did an interview with a nurse who wrote the book, Pandemic Nurse. She said, I was in Florida. I was hearing about this terrible thing. I wasn't seeing it in the hospitals. I was working in Florida.

I kept hearing how bad it was in New York. So I decided I would go up there and volunteer and help. And I went up there and for several days, as they were saying, we don't have enough staff. So several days they didn't call me. And then when they did call me in, guy gives me a tour and says, yeah, there's people in the ventilator, they're going to die.

Yeah, there was a lot of information about this beforehand. And of course, it goes on to say the whistleblower also confirmed that little care was given throughout the pandemic. That amounted to negligence. And then they also had NHS bosses essentially instructing the staff to let people die. That happened here too, the do not resuscitate stuff. Scott Shera, whose daughter Grace was done that way against their protests. You put a do not resuscitate order on her.

And that's the key story. Because now they're not just coming up with negligence. They're not just coming up with malpractice. They had a charge of assault, which means that this was a malicious, deliberate action. It wasn't malpractice. It wasn't neglect. It was assault, which means it was murder. And the judge has let that stand. That is very difficult to get that in. This is the first time that's happened. And that trial is going to be heard next year. But again, we've had Scott Schera.

We've had pandemic nurse Jason Goodman. And we've been talking about this for the longest time. But this is what this whistleblower is now telling us, which we know. I used to see an average of 20 patients per day. That dropped to one or two patients during the first lockdown. I've even witnessed an elderly lady with horrific broken bones come to the hospital three weeks after her accident as she was too afraid of catching coronavirus to visit the hospital sooner. In the end, the pain overcame her fear. I've also assessed people with chest pains in their home who would not go for further assessment as they were so scared of quote unquote the virus. They would rather chance a heart attack than going to the hospital.

Now that's where I am. So I certainly understand that I'm not afraid of a virus. I'm afraid of the people who are running the hospital. We'll be right back. If you like the Eagles, the cars and Huey Lewis in the news, you'll love the classic hits channel at APS radio, download our app or listen now at APSradio.com. Succes! You're listening to the david knight show okay and we got a couple of comments that are relevant and some tips uh thank you very much dougalug on rock fan i appreciate the tip and i see your name there frequently thank you very much

uh on rock fan harps uh thank you for the tip he said queensland's premier anastasia uh palace hook or i guess it's how you pronounce the name uh is no more resigned yesterday well good you're starting to clear these people out little by little but of course there's going to be other ones just like them to take their place as we saw with um the cdc director as walensky got out we had this person who was at North Carolina, totally unrepentant about what she did. And of course, on video is saying, yeah, you know, I was just a malleable, useful idiot. I would call up other state public health directors

and say, are you going to let them do this? Okay, then I won't either. You know, that's her science. That's their political science, uh, on rumble, uh, B slice.

Thank you for the tip. He says, hi, David, the army Navy football game was this weekend and Palantir was one of the main sponsors. Uh, I didn't know that.

Palantir has, um, in past years, I've been told, um, by people there that they had ads all over the place in Washington, D.C., all through the subway, other places like that, because that's who they're targeting. You know, it's data mining, and this is what the future's going to look like if we get locked into the Internet. That's why I'm saying, you know, don't put all your eggs in that basket. You know, oh, we can trust Musk. Well, you understand he's there to gain

your trust so the Palantir people can get your information. You understand that? Rumble. Aldo the Apache 46. Thank you very much. That's very kind. I appreciate that. I've been listening since InfoWars. That's very kind. I appreciate that.

I've been listening since InfoWars. Been praying for you. Look into garlic. It's a natural blood thinner. Could help your blood flow, particularly with your coronary arteries. Well, thank you. I like garlic. And even though Karen doesn't like for me to eat garlic, but I used to eat raw garlic by the handfuls. And I, I, to see if i could do anything with that and um it didn't

have any effect on my blood pressure but we'll see um um on um rumble honor seeker says the crime is not being duped the real crime is ignoring the facts after you put two and two together i agree i agree fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. And that's why I get so upset with these people. People I know knew better. People who hung out in this. I understand that a lot of people didn't really understand this annual flu shot game that was being played on them. And I understand a lot of people didn't know about Dark Winter.

You still see people who say, well, yeah, look at that. We had event what was it 201 or 301 i think it's 201 we had event 201 is exactly like it it's like yeah well they all were exactly like that you know going back to dark winter they all had exactly the same response to some kind of um you know epidemic And the only thing that changed was MacGuffin. One year, they would do it based on an anthrax attack. Another year, they would do it based on Ebola. Another year, they would do it based on the final year.

They did it based on COVID kind of like a hat tip. Hey, look what we're doing here on a rock fan, Jody. Thank you very much for the tip. Hey, David, what do you think of Alex cow tying to Musk like a sycophant the other day?

I didn't see that. I saw him do it to a nauseating extent while i was there as i said you know when musk did his launch i had a very different take on it i was telling everybody do you realize this guy's a transhumanist do you realize that he wants to merge us with machines do you realize he's part of the technocracy do you understand what that implies and he's like this guy's great he's gonna save humanity we gotta go to the stars and all the rest of this stuff and it's like yeah um so i'm not surprised i'm not surprised rock fan eric thank you very much for the tip i appreciate that um on rock fan karen carpenter says uh chopin at the beginning of a very mellow song difficult piece to play well i was assigned that chopin piece for recital months.

Yeah. I know which one you're talking about. Um, I can't remember the Barry Manilow title though. Um, Jason Barker, thank you for the tip says I'm happy that you're feeling better. Uh, please take it easy and promote your merchandise store. Yes. Our merchandise store go there and we have the album. Uh, and we also have, thank you for reminding me, Jason.

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as part of the Black Friday Super Sale. And we have finally gotten the t-shirts in. And I said we'd had a problem with the t-shirts, and Karen was really stressed about that because we're waiting for that to come in and they did come in and she'll be getting those orders out today. So I apologize to people who had ordered. Usually we get it out the same day

or the next day, the latest. And so that really was bothering her. But thank you, Jason, for the reminder. And also I'll say, you know, please like the stream and share it because that really does help us and it doesn't cost anything so i'd appreciate if you do that the debate that happened um last week and i really didn't talk much about it because you know not too many people watched it it dropped even from the previous low viewership of the other debates, it dropped by about 50%. And it has degenerated into just ad hominem attacks on each other.

But there's something to be learned from that in both directions. And there was one question which I thought was actually surprisingly good, considering it was from Megyn Kelly. Anyway, it asked the presidential hopefuls whether Trump was right to be proud of operation warp speed. And I hope that, uh, this guy who, uh, said that I could not be believed because Trump never mandated anything or any of that stuff. I hope he saw that debate because he needs to think about that.

You know, Trump is so proud of this. He calls himself the father of the vaccine. Um, is he right? think about that. You know, Trump is so proud of this. He calls himself the father of the vaccine. Is he right? Said Megyn Kelly. And so she said, you know, they developed a COVID vaccine in record time. They protected the vaccine companies from virtually all lawsuits. The government has a program to compensate victims, but critics say it's a black hole of bureaucracy.

No, this is not. That's one thing. This is not a program to compensate people. This is the prep act of 2005. It is designed to not compensate people. That's the purpose of the prep act prep act is to give immunity to these companies. So it's not a program to compensate people.

It's a program to make sure they do not get compensated. That was put in in 2005 by George W. Bush. It was part of the suite of actions that they took in response to their false flag 9-11 attack. Again, if you think you can trust Tucker, look at what he had to say. I've played it before about Building 7. Look at what he did to say i've played it before about building seven uh look at what he did not say about it look what he still will not say about it except that hey you can't talk about that or you get fired oh wow so that's why you kept quiet and then of course he doesn't say that about the vaccines but he kept quiet about the vaccines they fired him anyway but um

the um he kept quiet as people were being killed with vaccines. And to me, that's even more reprehensible. 3,000 people killed on 9-11 by our own government. It was an inside job. There's no other explanation for Building 7. It collapsed in its own footprint. They were murdered by our own government. That's why I talked about Pearl Harbor.

So it's about the same number of people. Our government stood aside and let them be murdered by the japanese our government did not stand aside and let these people be murdered by saudis on a plane uh snakes on a plane or whatever right that's um that would be bad enough that'd be bad enough as a matter of fact you go back and look at it and uh gorv et al uh his father had put together the um put together norad and he said from day one he said they stood that whole system down you never do that he said that shows there's inside knowledge of this and a cover-up from the very beginning and there's many other red flags on this but you know when you look at what happened with 9-11 and you look at the fact that tucker carlson would have on physicists

who were trying to tell people about Building 7, show the video, Tucker. I can't show the video. Won't show the video. And dismissing all these people. They keep asking me these crazy questions. These people are nuts. They keep asking me, what's the melting point of steel?

How does a steel building fall and free fall and all the rest of this stuff? Those people are crazy. Well, you know, Tucker, you kept quiet about 9-11. And you kept quiet about the Trump shot as people were being killed. You had an opportunity to speak out. Their death is on your head. This is a principle that goes as a biblical thing, right? It goes back to Ezekiel. And God says to Ezekiel, you know, you, when you put a watchman at the wall and they see somebody coming to kill and they don't sound the alarm, then the people's death is on the

head of that watchman. But if he sees them coming and he tells people what is coming, then it's not on his head. It's on their head because they did not listen to the warning. And that's something I live by. So this is never about compensating victims. This is always about protecting the pharmaceutical companies who are going to be killing people for the military industrial complex,

for DARPA, for the CIA. Those are your murderers, and the rest of these people are accomplices. So Trump says he's very proud of Operation Warp Speed. Should he be, says Megyn Kelly. Well, two people responded to it. Ramaswamy responded. And he immediately pivots away from Trump. Listen to how clever this guy is.

This question on liability goes back actually to Reagan. To Reagan, the president who I admire. Many of us do. This is like Shakespeare, right? Mark Anthony's speech, Brutus is an honorable man. He goes on to eviscerate him, right? So that's what Ramoswamy did. He basically says, you know, Reagan is an honorable man,

but he was the one who's responsible for this. No, he says, you know, Reagan is an honorable man, but he was the one who's responsible for this. No, he's not. Reagan's shameful crime that he committed was to give legal immunity to the companies that were going to be vaccinating kids. And you can take a look when you look at a kid with autism. Thank Ronald Reagan for that. Okay. And Fauci. But it was a 1986 Childhood Vaccine Act that gave immunity for these. Okay. And Fauci. But it was the 1986 childhood vaccine act that gave immunity for these childhood vaccines.

And, uh, if Ramaswamy was honest with you, but of course he's a pharmaceutical guy himself. That's where he's made his money. Just like Martin Shkreli. As a matter of fact, he told his company to invest in Martin Shkreli.

But, um, if Ramaswamy would tell you the truth about the vaccines uh it would be a different story he's not going to tell you the truth anyway he says reagan is a president i admire many of us do uh but you know this is why this didn't happen he moves it away from trump he doesn't even talk about george w bush this is the prep act that we're talking about that's what applies here this is not the childhood vaccine and if ramaswamy really wanted to give you the full truth, he would talk about the legal games that were being played by the FDA

and the Biden administration and by Pfizer and Moderna saying, well, this is actually the same vaccine, but it's legally distinct. And so we are going to approve this legally distinct vaccine, which is not available in the United States. But we're not going to approve this other one. Why would they do that? Well, they did that because they wanted the legal protection of something that was emergency use authorization. But the reality is, is that since it was legally distinct, then that meant they said it was legally distinct so they could keep their legal immunity.

But since it was legally distinct and not the same thing, that couldn't be legally mandated. And yet they ignored that as well. They had their cake and ate it too. And so, you know, he wants to get to a real skullduggery behind all this vaccine, but just talk about Cormonati versus the Pfizer-BioNTech and how they played legal games with that and mandated, you know, to mandate

something they couldn't mandate and yet still give legal protection to them. And it's also the reason why, when there was no reason to vaccinate kids, why they rushed this whole thing up and started vaccinating kids, because after they make it part of the childhood vaccine program,

now they're covered under the 1986 Act, which is really broad. So again, it's limited hangout. It's about the PrEP Act. Then they get to DeSantis. And he says a lot of things. He says, we need a reckoning for what this government did during COVID-19. And that includes the mRNA shots. They put it out.

It was experimental. People wanted it. Then the government started trying to mandate it, to say you don't have a right to put food on your table if you don't take an mRNA shot that was under emergency use. They tried to take nurses away. Well, all that is good. And again, he has done more and done it earlier than any of the other governors.

However, he never stopped the poison injections. He told people, some of the kids, but after pushing it at the beginning. And again, you can understand that maybe he was deceived about all this stuff. I know a lot of pastors who I really respect who made a mistake. And they thought that this was something that was going to kill their people. They needed to, you know, they believed the news media. They didn't have a perspective. But, you know, those guys are never going to be fooled again.

I've talked to several of them. And, you know, you get one hit on me, and that's it. And they understand what it was about now. And I understand if you haven't been following this, and there's a lot of people who don't have, you know, just not something that they've seen. And so it took me a while in our life to figure out what was going on with vaccines. Anyway, so you've got DeSantis. You've got the FDA, he said, approving an mRNA shot for six-month-old babies. There

was no data to support that. They're doing it because big pharma will make money. And by the way, I've got a big update on that shot for babies at six months. He says, I'm going to go in there. When I become president, the CDC, the NIH, the FDA, we're going to clean house. Sorry. You need to get rid of those institutions. First of all, there is no constitutional authority for any of those agencies,

not for the CDC, not for the FDA, not for the NIH. There's no constitutional authority for them whatsoever. Secondly, when we see the kind of rampant corruption that has been happening there, the CDC, 501c3 corporation that sells vaccines, and there's clear conflict of interest all over the place and dishonesty. Then you have the NIH. The NIH has been involved in murdering babies for hire so they can create humanized mice.

What else do you need to know about these people? Get rid of it. This is what happens when you have illegal organizations that you keep throwing cash at. And it isn't going to be fixed by changing a couple people at the top. That's naive thinking. And then you've got the FDA, which is nothing but a rotating, revolving door, completely captured by industry to the extent that now they don't test anything whatsoever,

especially if it's a vaccine. So get rid of these institutions. The states can and should do all of the functions of these agencies. Don't need it done in Washington. And the key thing here, the key principle is decentralized, decentralized, decentralized. That's why we had the 10th Amendment, because we didn't want the government to become all powerful.

Today, we talk about centralization. At the time of the founders, they talked about consolidation. And so you've consolidated all these powers that don't belong to the federal government. You've consolidated all these powers. You've centralized everything into the federal government. That've consolidated all these powers. You've centralized everything into the federal government. That is the fundamental issue here. So neither one of these guys answered the question. And neither one of them mentioned, you know,

you had Ramaswamy who mentioned Reagan, but neither one of them would say Trump. And she directly asked him, is Trump right to be proud of the vaccine? They won't go anywhere near that. Does that tell you everything you need to know? Scared to death of the MAGA cult and the mammies and the mams and all the rest of these people. So six months.

Brazil is going to mandate COVID shots for infants at six months. Now, what is interesting about this, and I really should put this up on Substack, or somebody else write an article about it. Go back and take a look in 2021. Stat News, which is a pharmaceutical publication, Stat News said Brazil and Argentina and a third Latin American country has come to us and said that Pfizer was leaning on them and blackmailing them. Blackmailing them saying, not only are you going to protect us from the drug, but you're going to protect us legally, give us legal immunity against any actions or lawsuits involving negligence in manufacturing, negligence in shipping, all the rest of the stuff,

false advertising, the whole gamut. You give us complete blanket immunity. And furthermore, Pfizer said, you are going to place assets outside of your country and other countries and places where we can get to them in case you turn against us. They made that a precondition to getting the vaccine in Brazil and Argentina and a third company, which remained nameless because they reached an agreement with Pfizer. But the other two, Brazil and Argentina, went public with that information. What power did they have to blackmail people? Well, the same power that they had to get Benjamin Netanyahu

to turn over all the Israelis as lab rats to Pfizer because everybody knew that you're not going to be able to get in or out of, you're not going to be able to do international travel unless you're vaccinated. That was already agreed. Now, that was something that the World Economic Forum and Bilderberg and the UN and all these globalist cabals, they had all decided that that was going to be the case. And so we want to be able to have people travel internationally. And so Benjamin Netanyahu said, I will give you my people as lab rats.

He didn't say it that way, but I've played the clip for him multiple times where he brags to the World Economic Forum about how he's going to give all the data to Pfizer. Just go ahead and give us that experimental shot. I'll collect the information and give it to you. And so that was a lot of pressure. And so, you know, these countries are looking at the fact I've got to be able to travel in and out of our country, or you're going to lock us down as an entire country.

That was a leverage that Pfizer had over everybody. And who was it that gave them that big lever? Trump with Operation Warp Speed. He funded and protected the vaccine that they were using to blackmail entire countries. Not just all of us individuals. Oh, you're not going to have a job. You're not going to travel. You're not going to go to school.

You're not going to do this. You're not going to do that unless you get the vaccine. They blackmailed entire countries. And now what is amazing to me is that one of those two countries that spoke out, Brazil, is now going to mandate the COVID shots for kids as young as six months. And this is reported out of Brazil. It was reported, you'll find it on Children's Health Defense. Also, LifeSite News carried it. The Brazilian Ministry of Health has added the COVID-19 vaccine

to the country's national immunization program for children, six months to five years old, a new policy will take effect in 2024. And so I looked at this and I thought, wait a minute, did they reach an agreement? And so I went back and I searched and it's like, no, they still don't have a national agreement as of today with Pfizer or Moderna.

And I'm not sure based on this report here, they just say the COVID vaccine. I don't see anything here about Pfizer or Moderna. Maybe they got the Chinese Pfizer vaccine. I don't know. But this is pressure that's being put on them now also by the World Health Organization. And so now they're going to give it to kids at six months old. The genetic code injection.

And this was a fight that they were fighting with them two years ago. So I really don't understand why they're doing this. Take a look at Canada. Only 3% of Canadians have taken the most recent booster. I guess some people will never wake up. And some of the people who have taken these shots will never wake up because they're dead. 96.6% of Canadians are ignoring

the Trudeau government's recent COVID vaccine push. So also in the UK, this one last pharmaceutical or pandemic article here, Britons are asked to start wearing the mask again because of this mystery virus in China. But I tell you, they really don't have much of an imagination, do they?

They keep using the same lies and they keep getting the same results from the same people. You just fool them over and over again. And of course, this is a given since in every country, every political party, every political philosophy, they've all agreed that these usurpations are not going to be stood down. And if they're going to leave these medical martial law usurpations that we saw in 2020 and on, if they're going to leave them in place, especially at the state level here in the United States, this Model Health Emergency Powers act thing. It's actually the model state emergency powers. Always get that in the wrong order. But you know, if you, if you Google it, um,

it'll fix it for you. Whatever order I say, I'm at model state emergency powers act. If you don't get rid of that right there is a blueprint, right? If you are a state legislator, you ought to get the model state emergency powers act, get that and use that as a template and say, which of these things were enacted in our state

in response to this, let's get rid of those and just start going, use it as a laundry list to repeal. That's where you need to start. Because that's where this all began. We're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back. Elvis. Ladies and gentlemen, the Beatles. And the sweet sounds of Motown. Find them on the Oldies channel at APSradio.com. ¶¶ © transcript Emily Beynon you're listening to the david knight show all right let's uh let's talk about some uh the

abortion issue here and we're also going to get into uh war that's a new war news and a new war a new war a new profit center has just popped up so we'll talk about that and then we'll get into the election but i think that the war and i think the uh issues of killing us one-on-one whether it's pharmaceutical drugs or whether it's with abortions i think those take precedent to the politics don don't you? So let's talk about what's going on in Texas. You had a judge granting a Texas woman with an abnormal fetus an exception to the abortion law. That's the headline from Zero Hedge. Now, the question I had about this immediately was, okay, so this child is diagnosed with something called trisomy 18.

Never heard of that. But it is a chromosomal disorder that almost universally results in miscarriage, stillbirth, or death within a year of birth. Of those who make it to birth, less than 10% survive a year. And they frequently have major intellectual impairment. And so this mother says, well, the state of Texas is making us both suffer. It's not a matter of if I will have to say goodbye to my baby, but when, she says. Now, this is a horrible situation, and I really do sympathize for her. But at the same time, if she feels this strongly about it,

why doesn't she go to another state? There are many organizations that will even pay your travel. This is a test case. She is using this to set up a precedent that will be used to kill healthy babies. And that's despicable. Does she not have a car where she could go somewhere? It's like, excuse me. As I said at the beginning of the program, it's far easier to go to another state to get an abortion

than it is to go through a contentious legal situation fighting it in court fighting it in a district court getting a win there and then going to the texas supreme court where she got a loss and then she's going to continue to appeal it because she wants to go to the supreme court and so what she's trying to do is she's trying to abort a pro-life law because she could have aborted her child if that was her intention far more easily far earlier than this so you have to understand what her motivations are truly here and i thought it was interesting that the judge in the case was judge maya guera gamble i thought that name looks familiar i looked it up she was one that was in the texas sandy hook trial she was a judge over that alex jones's judge

the usual suspects anyway um she said in her comments judgeble said this law might actually cause her to lose her ability to be pregnant in the future, she says. It's shocking, and it would be a genuine miscarriage of justice. Does Judge Gamble, is she aware of the fact that many women who have abortions have become sterilized by that as well? Do they lose their ability to have kids in the future? Perhaps she is. And maybe she just doesn't want to tell you that Texas attorney general, Ken Paxton doubled down on enforcing the law, immediately firing off a letter to three Houston hospitals,

warning that the judge's order would not insulate hospitals, doctors, or anyone else from civil and criminal liability for violating Texas's abortion laws. And I think he got this right. I've been a critic of Ken Paxton and some of the other issues that he had out there, but I think he got this right. And this is what he said in the letter. He said, you got a temporary restraining order. They'll stop these doctors who do the abortion.

The temporary restraining order to stop them from being arrested because it's the doctors who will be arrested, not the mother. And he says, I just want to remind the hospitals, and he sent this to the neighboring hospitals, I want to remind the hospitals that the temporary restraining order will expire long before the statute of limitations for violating Texas's abortion laws expires. So in other words, we're not going to be able to arrest you right now, but after a temporary restraining order is done, we will arrest you. And so he said the judge's order will not insulate hospitals, doctors, or anyone else from criminal or civil liability for violating Texas's abortion laws.

Doctors performing illegal abortions in Texas face sentences of up to life in prison. The law also requires the state attorney general to pursue a civil penalty of at least $100,000 because, again, this is being done for money. Murder for hire. Murder for hire by the NIH and people like Francis Collins and Anthony Fauci. I need these baby parts. And, of course, we know from how this works, the organ, you're not going to kill a baby. You're not going to rip a baby apart.

You're not going to poison a baby because you want those organs. So you're going to deliver the baby and then kill it with vivisection outside of the mother, as opposed to ripping the baby apart inside the mother. This is, I know it's bad to hear this, but it's a truth. It's a hard truth, isn't it? So a couple of mothers who are pro-life responded to this sham lawsuit, and it is a sham lawsuit. As I said, she can go get her abortion anywhere she wants if she so desires. But they responded to this and said, and this is carried by LifeSite News, two strongly pro-life

mothers who each refused abortions that were recommended to them because of a fatal fetal diagnosis have denounced the recent ruling of Judge Gamble in Travis District County. The temporary restraining order, they said, suspended the application of Texas's current abortion laws. Well, anyway, one person who spoke about this gave birth earlier this year to conjoined twins. She said she baptized and confirmed them during the few hours that they lived after birth. I think she's Catholic. Everyone in society needs to protect the lives of babies with a fetal and a fatal diagnosis. And this is what she had to say. She said, any baby with a life-limiting diagnosis should have the highest protection coming from all directions,

the parents, the family, the hospital, and the law. Every life is worth protecting, no matter how long or short. No matter how the baby is developing. we live in a time of modern medicine. We live in a time where we can make this baby comfortable for as long as we can instead of slaughtering the innocent in the place where they should be the most protected. Our job as mother is to love, nourish, and protect our children from any dangers or harm. And so she said, they asked her, what would you say to this mother, name is Kate Cox, who's trying to set this legal precedent?

And again, you know, to talk to her about being a mother, to talk to her about this abortion. She said, I would say to her, Kate, as a mother of conjoined twins, my babies had a very limited chance of survival on earth. My life was also on the line for the chance of my side ripping during the C-section since the babies were fused at the chest. Again, very difficult to remove even with a C-section. They grew very large, even though they only had one heart.

The chance for miscarriage and stillbirth was even greater than being born alive, however. They were born alive, and they lived for one hour until they finally passed away on their own. They were not in any pain. And she said, but Kate, you know what would be painful? What would be painful would be to have your arms ripped apart limb by limb, to have your skull crushed, to have a needle puncture your heart and stop it.

She said, I am able to sleep at night knowing that my girls were loved and held their whole life. If there's a hospital willing to help you, please travel wherever necessary. There are people who are willing to help you with whatever you need. I was also offered to abort and to kill my twins, but I wouldn't be able to live with the guilt that my children were murdered because of me. Well, there is forgiveness with Christ for anything. And if you've been deceived by Planned Parenthood, you were deceived by government media, cosmopolitan,

any of these things, whether satanic rituals, or if you did it knowingly, even if you did it knowingly, there's forgiveness in Christ. You remove the things that we've done as far as east is from the west. In other words, you can't, you'll never see that. North and south, yeah, you go north, after a while you start going south again.

But east and west, you can keep going east forever, or west forever. Anyway, she said, that was what she said about her situation, conjoined twins. And then there was another mother whose child actually had the same fatal diagnosis, this trisomy 18. And she wrote, her name is Deidre Cooper. She wrote, she said, now that mothers and children are protected from abortion in Texas, some are suggesting that there should be exceptions made to allow mothers to abort children who have been given a fatal diagnosis. This is not compassion.

This is discrimination. And again, I don't like using the terms of the left you know discrimination whatever let's understand that as the other mother said we should respect life it doesn't matter uh you may not think that the quality of life of a child with now syndromes is up to your standards that you don't get to kill that child. You may say this child's got a disease and they're not going to live very long, but you don't get to kill that child just because of a short life, just because a child is tiny,

just because a doctor has given them a diagnosis. And if we give that ability for doctors to kill somebody, if they're small, if their lifespan is short, if they have disabilities, you understand they'll do that to you too. Because we're all coming to that day. If we don't die suddenly, we will probably wind up somewhere in a nursing home, disabled. And then they'll come for you. You see, you have to protect life, and you have to protect life at all ages, and you have to protect life under all circumstances. And this is why, unlike so many of these conservative Christians, I oppose war as well.

I oppose war. I oppose war. I oppose abortion. That's being pro-life. It just infuriates me how this is somehow split. It's like when you go back to World War I and you had what was then, the liberals stole the name liberal. It used to mean liberty. People focused on the Liberty

you know liberal Education liberal arts education used to be about liberating the mind giving you the tools of learning so that you could discover things yourself But now it's become a political label. It means socialist or communist or whatever, but when this all fractured and And you had this fracture, which the Libertarian Party was trying to get people to understand, people who would support economic liberty versus people who would support other civil liberties, this all got fractured over World War I and over Woodrow Wilson and over the Palmer raids that made the career

of J. Edgar Hoover. It all got fractured there. And I look at this and it's like, so out in the world, did Christians get fractured over pro-life issues? You know, there are times when you need to defend innocent life. And that may mean that you go to war and you pick up arms. But you do that in defense of innocent life, not killing civilian populations, which has now been normalized since World War II. Anyway, she goes on to say, a high-risk physician asked us if we wanted time to think about what to do. By this, she implied that we might want

to consider killing our child because of his diagnosis. We immediately told her we loved this child and would fight for him. We asked about treatment options, and the doctor was surprised and asked, do you really need more time to think? So I said, well, killing our child is not an option. So we found a new doctor, and we fought for our unborn son for the next four months. Just on a personal note, we had difficulty having children, had difficulty adopting children, as a matter of fact. And, you know, Karen was 39 when she was pregnant, and all these doctors wanted to give her an amniocentesis, and said, well, what's the point

of doing that? First of all, we might get a false positive. Secondly, you might damage the child. Thirdly, if we got a positive, we're not going to abort this baby. So no. We get a different doctor. Anyway, by 36 weeks, our son's condition was worsening, so our induction was scheduled. We knew that we had done everything that we could for our son. Sadly, our beloved son, Bosco Joseph Paul, died during childbirth. He was delivered peacefully into my hands. Adored by his brothers and sisters. 120 people came to his funeral, his funeral mass, they're Catholic as well, to support us and to bear witness to the value of each human life

and the enormity of our loss. His gravestone is an enduring sign that our son existed and that his life, while brief, mattered. Had the privilege, she said, of sharing his story with anyone who asked about my pregnancy. I was able to explain trisomy 18

and explain that our son was dying and I asked for their prayers. And each day, I thanked God he was still alive. and honor my son and to stand firmly against all exceptions. He did not deserve to be aborted because of his diagnosis. His life was not a choice.

It is unacceptable to discriminate against a baby because of his diagnosis. Well, we're going to take a quick break, and when we come back, I have something to read to you about this so-called satanic ritual promoted by the satanic clowns and cosmopolitan, those other satanic clowns that have been around for many decades. And I talked about that. I didn't actually tell you what they suggest as part of the rituals.

Very telling, I think. Hear news now at APSradioNews.com or get the APS Radio app and never miss another story. Thank you. © transcript Emily Beynon piano plays softly Thank you. you're listening to the david knight show well i want to take a look at the other side of this i reported last week uh about um and it's um probably about 10 days ago i think this first came out uh the fact that cosmic halton is uh promoting this little group little tiny group you have to ask yourself why uh but um you have to ask yourself why they promote a lot of stuff that they've promoted over the years but the satanic temple looking for publicity, and they got a lot of it out of this. They describe themselves as a non-theistic movement, and yet they want to try to use religion to cover up whatever, as an excuse to cover up

whatever they want. And they completely misunderstand or misuse, I should say, they don't misunderstand, but they abuse the free exercise of religion. Look, you follow your religion because you are compelled to follow it, because it is your conscience. And so to use the government to stop people from following their conscience, to follow God. It's evil. And even if we don't like what somebody else's religion is, you have to understand that if you're going to remove that option for them, you've removed it for yourself as well.

Freedom is one thing you can't have unless you give it to other people. That's everything, especially that's listed in the First Amendment. Free speech, free press, free exercise of religion, the freedom to redress your grievances, your political grievances in public. All those things, if you don't support those for other people, you're not going to get it yourself either. And so this is a phony movement. But, you know, the atheists do have their gods,

and they are fiercely worshipped. And they do have their little rituals. And so, as this article that you'll find on Christian Post says, they're always looking, these progressives, are always looking to apply a religious veneer to their activism. Well, it already is a religion, really. It is a secular religion to them. I mean, you just look at somebody, some poor lost soul like Hillary Clinton, who thinks that the meaning of life is politics. You know, the politics of meaning, she said, right?

And I'd put Nikki Haley in that same basket. You know, she's motivated by watching somebody like Hillary Clinton. I'm horrified by watching somebody like Hillary Clinton. I have to look at it and say, am I like that? Yeah, I pay a lot of attention to politics, but I hope it doesn't circumscribe my life and define my life. There's more life than politics, just like there's more life than money or any of this

other stuff. And so they are offering a set of abortion pills at $91 a piece, and you call them up and they send it to you and they say, well, we can do this even in places where it's illegal because we're going to make this a religion. And so we talked about that part of it, but I wanted you to hear the actual ritual that they have, because it says a great deal about our society right now. So you get the pill, and the instructions are, you're told to find a quiet space, hopefully one with a mirror, because it's very important.

You're going to be very focused on yourself. And then it says, just before taking the medication, gaze at your reflection and focus on your personhood. In the last days, men will become lovers of self. And by that, I mean mankind. And so it's all about us, isn't it?

Boy, we've gone way beyond the me generation, haven't we? But focus on your personhood. Don't think about the person that you're killing. After taking a few breaths, women are told to read this tenet out loud. Quote, one's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone. Oh, is that really the way that life works? I guess if you're in complete control, if you're the master of your destiny

and the captain of your fate, like Invictus, I guess you'll never die then, right? No, you're not in control. You're not in, you don't own yourself. Especially if you're a Christian You were bought at a price Christians will recognize this tenet As a rejection of God's sovereignty

In our lives The simple fact is that almost nothing in our lives Is subject to our will alone Our plans, our desires bump up against the actions Of other people They're subject to chance Even our own bodies are subject to diseases or medical conditions that we don't consent to. And yet, the deceivers

say one's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone. Well, they will find out. According to Cosmopolitan, immediately after taking the first abortion pill, women will quote, immediately afterward recite, beliefs should conform to one's best scientific understanding of the world. One should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit one's beliefs. As I point out, this is especially odd, since the need for abortive mothers to justify abortion to themselves,

and not even on the basis of scientific fact, because scientific fact will tell you that's not your body. It's not a clump of cells. It's not tissues. It's a beating heart. It's a mind with electrical signals that can be monitored that feels pain. It has a different blood type in many cases. It always has a different DNA. Half of the time, it's a different sex. And so, these are all lies that people tell themselves. What they did in this ritual and what Cos cosmopolitan did was to consolidate,

encapsulate these lies that we all tell each other or that are told to us by people like cosmopolitan, the media, the entertainment, uh, politicians have been telling us these lies for a very long time. The most heinous part of the ritual occurs after the pain and the cramping and the bleeding,

but an innocent and dependent child has been forced out of the safety of the mother's womb to an early death. And Cosmopolitan writes, later, once your body expels the aborted tissue. Tissue. Return to your reflection. Focus again on your personhood, your power, in making this decision. Complete the ritual by reciting a personal affirmation, by my body, my blood, by my will, it is done. No distortion, a mockery of Jesus, and a mockery of reality. But isn't it interesting, you know, when you look at the satanic rituals and the abuse of children and other things like that but isn't it interesting you know when you look at the satanic rituals and

the abuse of children and other things like that isn't it really about your power isn't it something that you know these these dark people like this people who basically you know we don't we don't wrestle with flesh and blood but these people have lost the fight if they were ever in it and they are controlled by dark forces and these dark forces lie to them and tell them that if they take a life it makes them more powerful i think this is the lie that's told to many mass murders. The members of the satanic temple think that they are being ironic and edgy by calling themselves Satanists. The sad reality is that even though they say they don't believe in Satan, they worship him with their actions, and they adopt his values, and they are controlled by him completely.

They destroy innocent lives and they do it claiming that it brings them power and autonomy. Tell me they're not in his grasp. So, um, as I said in this article on Christian Post, both in this life and the next, I fear the joke will ultimately be on them.

While a satanic temple admittedly makes for an interesting subject for analysis, the group is relatively small and insignificant, as is its virtual abortion center. The Cosmopolitan decided to feature it in a special report that will say more about the magazine than it does about the rise of Satanism. Cosmopolitan has long been at the forefront of promoting vice and immorality

to its female audience. This is a new low, but understand that you don't have to dress yourself in a robe and do some kind of a ritual to be a follower of Satan. It's all too easy. You can follow riches or you can follow drugs or you can follow whatever, you know, as John Lennon said, whatever gets you through the night and whatever you think brings meaning to your life, if you follow that

rather than following Christ, you are following the devil. And so as you look at this in other places, the demographics in Holland are plummeting. And I thought it was interesting because as I look at the total fertility rate for the Netherlands, it's now fallen on average to 1.49. And you need to have a little bit over two in order to maintain your population. But what is interesting about this is that the families who had children, the number of children per mother has not changed. It is remaining at 2.1, the same that it's been since 1981. So if you have children, the families that have children are still having the same number of kids, average of 2.1 per mother. The difference and the reason why the overall

thing is down at 1.49 is because so many women have chosen not to have children because it's empowering, isn't it isn't it well no actually it isn't the client was solely due to increasing childlessness the average number of children per mother did not decrease the average number of children per woman did because there are fewer and fewer mothers all the time and so um when you look at Hollywood, uh, this article, I like the headline from Nolte, uh, at Breitbart. He said, women film producers refuse to film where they can't kill their babies. That's a good headline. Now I'm not going to make a movie in this state because abortion is not legal.

So, but you're not going to film your abortion. Are you, you're not going to do anything that depicts an abortion. You don't want to even have some things animated like the procedure. So they refuse to film where they can't kill their babies, and they refuse to film what actually happens when the babies are killed or to actually show that. And by the way, as he also has this backhanded comment, John Nolte at Breitbart, he kind of hangs out predominantly on the film beat.

He says, top female producers say that if the state won't allow them to kill their baby, they won't shoot their lousy movies and TV shows that nobody watches. And that's absolutely true. I noticed that a Japanese anime guy who's now 82 years old, and he's had some limited success, but isn't very limited, but he's like top of the box office over this thing. And it's still not a lot of a lot of people watching it. But when you look at this, you got this obscure Japanese anime film. You got the concert tapes by Taylor Swift and Beyonce. And so nobody wants to see their movies. Their movies are offensive. They're not just stupid. They're offensive. Taylor Swift and Beyonce and so on. Nobody wants to see their movies.

Their movies are offensive. They're not just stupid. They're offensive now. And so that really is where we are. People show up to watch anything other than these movies that these people are making. And then in Oregon, you have a judge who's denied a Christian mother's right to adopt, saying that because she will not play the gender games, she's not going to be allowed to adopt a child. She had her husband die in a car collision six years ago.

She said she felt really moved to help adopt children. There's a pair of siblings who are currently in foster care. She began the process of adopting them. And in Oregon, they said, no, you can't do that because you have to bow to the LGBT religion. She's being represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom. They filed a lawsuit against the Oregon Department in April, citing violations of her religious and her free speech rights. The suit also argues that Oregon's policy amounted to, quote,

an ideological litmus test, unquote, that enables only those with certain religious views to adopt. Oregon rules require individuals to, quote, respect, accept, and support sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression of any child the department would place in an applicant's home. As a Christian, she said she was willing to adopt and love any child but could not agree to support a sexual orientation or gender identity that is not part of God's design. And of course, that is defined in her religion. God created us, male and female, he created us. It's just that simple.

And they want her to deny that and bow the knee to their gender religion. At no point has she contended that the government instructed her to never speak of her faith, wrote the judge. Rather, the government required that she not disaffirm or disavow a child's LGBTQ identities. But that is a denial of her faith. And the question is, why does the kid say that? And we know why. It's grooming. Oregon had more than 5,600 kids in foster care in 2021.

This judge's ruling means that there are fewer families available to take care of these kids. When we were trying to adopt, as I said before, we went to a meeting that was held by the state adoption agency. And there was a lot of people there who wanted to adopt. And the person gets up and says, well, I see everybody here is white. We don't have any white kids. We only have black kids and you can't adopt them.

People say, well, adopt black kids. No, you're not allowed. They subsequently changed that. Some friends of ours from church adopted a sibling group of three. But Karen also contacted the children's home, which a foster thing is an orphanage there in North Carolina said, um, you know, cause we're knocking on all doors trying to adopt or have a kid or whatever.

And, uh, she said, um, do you have any kids that you, uh, have for adoption? What would be the process to apply for that? And the person on the phone said to her, she said, we're an orphanage. We don't put our kids up for adoption. What would we do if we did that? It's just amazing. They would just come out and say it. You know, this is our business.

You know, we keep kids here. We're not going to kids with a family that would you know, what would we do? So they sometimes come right out with it a Washington couple faced a similar issue And the judge ruled in favor of that Washington family. They were seventh-day Adventists and And yet this judge in Oregon says well well, that decision is not binding on this court in Oregon. And in Massachusetts, you have a Roman Catholic couple, and they've sued the state because they're being barred from doing this. Again, these people, these judges, are a law unto themselves. and so um uh when we look at the basis of all this stuff right it really goes back this gender stuff

goes back to pedophilia there's absolutely no question in my mind i've said this for the longest time i've added to that subsequently that i believe it also has to do with transhumanism that if you can imagine that you're some other gender or some two-spirit thing or whatever it is that they make up, then you can also be a furry. You can also be something else. And this all plays into this mental insanity that is going to be foisted on people when they live their life in virtual reality. We've already seen this. Was it Ready Player One?

Was that the name? Yeah, okay. I got it right this time. You know, where everybody had this avatar they were playing with. They could be an animal. They could be the opposite gender. They could be all this kind of stuff.

And they want you living in your little garage, running on a VR treadmill with your VR headset on and living this fantasy life. So that's a part of it. But going back to my original comments about transgenderism and i said if you can say that a young child can that a minor at any age can decide that they are in the wrong body and they can mutilate their

body if they can consent to that and you you can say that a minor has that kind of maturity to consent to that, well, then you can say that they can consent to having sex. That's far less destructive in most cases than these mutilation and sterilization, things like that. So I said it really is about a pedophile agenda. And so we take a look at this story here. We've got a 50-year-old man who is competing with teenage girls in an Ontario swim competition. He says that he now thinks that he is female,

but he hasn't done anything about that. And he uses their changing room. And this is the second time this year that he's competed in this. He is a New, he is a, not New York, but a York University professor. I guess that's maybe still in Canada. It's not New York, it's York University. A York University professor. Listen to what his specialty is. Research on children and youth. And he goes by the name of Melody Wiseheart. He competed against little girls at the age of 13, as young as 13. And he wants to share their dressing rooms and showers with them. Again, it is a pedophilogen. If you look at this guy, Dick Devine, I mean, what's his name?

Richard Levine, you know, who now calls himself Rachel Levine. This guy is in Biden's Health and Human Services, HHS. This guy was a child psychologist specializing in these very things. Don't tell me he's not a pedophile. Yeah, this guy as well. One person said, I have to wonder if we're witnessing the mainstreaming of pedophilia before our very eyes. You wonder?

You don't know yet? You really don't know. Uh, trans has always been about that. Why would a 50 year old man want to be in the showers and changing rooms of 13 year old girls? So I had one person might be for the sexual arousal. Uh,

but, um, this has to be considered and it should be investigated by police yes absolutely should be um we're going to uh well let me let me do just a little bit here before we take another break um let me just say here while we're talking about these issues of life death and then also sexuality i was really struck by this article. It was up on Drudge from the Daily Mail. The Swinging Sixties, and by that they mean people who are in their sixties.

A fascinating documentary reveals the truth about the world's most infamous retirement community, the villages. As aging residents lift the lid on tales of sorted swingers parties, black market via Viagra and rampant sexual disease. And I looked at this and I thought, what is the matter with these people? Yeah.

They're in the sixties. Look, we're all circling the drain, right? Some of us have got more water in the bowl than others do. These people have got to be seeing that the bowl doesn't have much water left there. What are they doing? I mean, this is some of the most clueless disbelief I have seen.

You know, you can do a lot of things in your retirement. You can just kick back and relax and try to be as comfortable and indulge in your hobbies or whatever you want. And that's one thing. Maybe there's other things that would be more beneficial to you in this life and eternally. But these people, as I point out, engaged in drunken debauchery and something that is widespread there, according to this documentary. That's 145,000 people.

And not everybody is going to be involved in this. It's just that they thought that this was something. And a lot of them, as I pointed out in this article, very frustrated about being depicted as part of this. Because 145,000 people, it's a really huge retirement center. And so this is not, uh, uh, not, um, indicative of everybody there by any means whatsoever. But the fact that this is a, you know, a sizable group that is involved in this kind of activity. I mean, some people really do think that they're going to live forever, that they're never going to have to answer for the things that they do, that there are no standards by which they have to live. It truly is amazing. But one last article, since we

were talking about abortion, motherhood, and these other things, nativity scenes on display at 43 U.S. capitals this year. Now, this in and of itself, as far as I've said before, you know, somebody criticized me because I celebrate Christmas. Again, some people take it as a religious holiday. Some people take it as a secular holiday. I look at it as an opportunity. This is that pregnant mother said, you know, as people would ask me about my pregnancy, I would tell them about the child.

It's suffering from this thing. I'll try. So me 18, please pray for me. And that type of thing. pregnancy i would tell them about the child it's suffering from this thing i'll try some 18 please pray for me and that type of thing i look at christmas as an opportunity to talk about the incarnation of christ and i also look at it i just thought about this the other day because i was one of the songs i did not get it finished in time put it in the album one of the songs that i was going to do was a song by a contemporary composer. He's still around.

He's a British composer. He does a lot of Christmas stuff. One of them was Dorme Jesu. First half of it, the lyrics are Latin, and the second half, they're in English. But it means sleep Jesus, right? Dorme, like dormitory. And so it means sleep, Jesus. And there's a lot of songs like this, you know,

Way in the Manger and all this type of thing, talking about, you know, the preciousness of children and of motherhood. And so it's not just the incarnation of Christ, but I think, you know, when we look at the people, the satanic temple and these other people who are out there, well, we're going to put up a satanic display. We're going to put up a nativity scene or something like that.

These people are opposed to motherhood. They hate babies. They hate life. They hate Christ. They hate all these things. And I think that that's another reason to celebrate this. You know, I'm not Catholic. I don't see Mary as a co-redeemer

or any of that kind of stuff. But when you look at the motherhood issue of it, it is a time for us to also, to not only explain the incarnation of Christ, but it's also a time for us to celebrate motherhood. And there's just so many Christmas songs that are like that. You know, John Rudder, who wrote Dorme Jesu, also wrote another song, Candlelight Carol. And it begins by saying, how do you capture the love of a mother? And I think that is captured. I think that is something to talk about. That is something that needs to be elevated in our society today.

And so I think that that is something that we should think about when we look at this. It's about putting down a stake on public property and saying, I have the right to exercise my religion publicly. I don't need to go into the closet. I don't need to hide it anywhere and i'm going to support you know this is what i believe about christ about the incarnation and it's what i believe about motherhood even it's amazing you know motherhood and apple pie huh they've come after everything haven't they except apple pie i guess maybe they've got a problem with that too um many erroneously

assume that government entities are prohibited from allowing a religious display but as i point out any privately funded religious displays on public property are right to do and we've had a supreme court case recently saying that how shirtless who i interviewed both before and after the decision by the Supreme Court, Howell put up a Christian flag in Boston, and they had this ability for anybody to fly their flag. And then when they saw in the application that it was a Christian flag, they said, you can't do that. He said, well, you're making this available to everybody.

You can't discriminate against me because I'm Christian, and the Supreme Court up can't do that. So, well, you're making this available to everybody. Uh, you can't discriminate against me because I'm Christian and the Supreme court upheld him on that. By the way, we should be having him back on. He's, he's got a book that's coming out about the roots of planned parenthood. And so I think, uh, it'd be good to talk to him about that. Have him on to talk about that book. Uh, we're going to take a quick break, uh, cause we're getting close to the end of the program. Uh, let me just respond to a couple of comments and tips. There's Guard Goldsmith. Hey, Guard, thank you for the tip. I appreciate that.

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I appreciate the medical advice. And we will be back in just a second. Sometimes your day needs a little smoothing. Check out the Jazz Channel at APSradio.com and the APS Radio app and leave the stress behind. Thank you. Succes! you're listening to the david knight show all right and um thank you um on rock and thank you on Rockfin thank you mark Bertolone thank you very much for the tip and flower sower thank you very much that's very generous I appreciate that who says they're a humane alternative perinatal hospice and palliative care facilities provided that provide families with and Travis's timing this as I'm reading it, with an alternative to abortion in cases of life-limiting diagnoses. That's very important to understand. As I said, even with all that aside, we understand what the intentions are.

I bet if you find the people who are bankrolling this lawsuit, it's probably Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry that's bankrolling that. This is very interesting. And Travis, can you pull up this article on today's election stuff? Who is Ghana's masked presidential contender? It's really kind of a strange mask picture. And there you go. Good. And this weird pagan mask and a whole bunch of people behind him wearing that mask.

The new force, a new Ghana, a new nation. Hashtag the new force. And so it's like, what is this? This is giant billboards are featuring a man in a mask and simple message leadership for the next generation. Other billboards have him flanked with other people. Their faces covered with these bizarre masks and all the rest of this. And he put her up in busy streets or she and major cities. A lot of people believe that it is a businessman that is behind it because of

course a politically active businessman is going to have the money to do something like this. Most people would not be able to do that, but, um, uh, Nikki Haley must be freaking out. She must be demanding this guy give up his name right now. I mean,

we can't have this any further, but I think that this is a real metaphor for our elections, right? Every one of our elections. What is it that you're trying to figure out? You're trying to figure out who that person is behind the mask they're wearing. That can be the issue when you're dating somebody. Right. Who is this person really? And when we look at our politicians that are out there, that's the question that we all have. Who is this person behind the mask? And what do they really want to do in spite of what they say? Well, the mask has come off of Kevin McCarthy. Kevin McCarthy was kicked to the curb by his own party.

And he's now angry and looking to get even. And I think what he's going to do is he's going to take away the Republican majority in the house. That's what I think Kevin McCarthy is about to do. They have such a small margin and they've already kicked out George Santos. And again, as I said, they've got such a small margin. They were very worried about that. And so a lot of people look past his ethical shortcomings and his crimes as alleged crimes as investigated by the ethics committee say no no no keep him in keep him in by kicking out george santos they're most likely going to lose a seat and then um if um kevin mccarthy goes and there's also another person who is talking about retiring,

that would basically do it. And so he could get his vengeance on the Republicans. He could get his vengeance on the new speaker. And I think he's laying the groundwork for this because over the weekend, he said, when I look at the Democrats, they look like America. But he said, when I look, they actually look like America. But he said, when I look, they actually look like America. But when I look at my party, we look like the most restrictive country club in America. I mean, seriously? The MAGA ball cap wearing crowd looks like a restrictive country club? No.

He's looking at the mirror, I think. Yeah, the Congress is a very restrictive country club and it is a very restrictive country club for both Democrats and for the GOP. But this is, he's playing to a long term Democrat stereotype that the GOP is the party of the rich, the party of the elite. When it's exactly the opposite, these Democrats as, are projecting onto other people, just like they project their racism and their hatred onto other people. They also project their elitism onto other people.

But the fact that Kevin McCarthy would say this, I think he's setting the stage to sabotage the GOP majority in the House. And frankly, they have done nothing. But the Democrats, if they get the majority, they will be active in what they want to do. And so, as other people said, wait a minute, he was in the leadership of this party until a few weeks ago. Now he despises it.

So we know that just like Trump, he's incapable of acting except in his own self-interest or out of revenge. And that's true of pretty much all these politicians. So as he's preparing to stick the knife in, and I think that's really what he's going to do. You have, I never did comment on the debate last week and uh i wanted to play a couple of clips from that uh which i thought were um pretty amazing uh but first let me say this on on rumble super faith thank you very much for that i appreciate that it's generous um says i never want to be pushy but my dad said he'd love to meet you to discuss your heart stuff.

Stay away from the hospital. Yes. Have you heard of Justin Harvey? No, he could be a great guest. He's a guy who went to the public council meeting in Florida to speak out against the mandates, a good example of what we can do locally. Was that the doctor that lost his license, or was that somebody else? I know that doctor, I think, they pulled his license, and I think he fought him, and he got it reinstated. But I'll look into it. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. And I'll,

I'll look into talking to your dad. I appreciate that. Thank you. So let's take a look at the debates. As I said before, it was down by about 50% and they weren't, it wasn't much in terms of people watching it before. But, and again, it's because they don't really discuss anything of any importance. It's usually the same stuff. And they allow them to evade the answers. There's no engagement with each other. And there's no follow-up questions.

It's like the question from Megyn Kelly. Should Trump be proud of Operation Warp Speed? Both the two people who answered it, both Ramaswami and DeSantis avoided even mentioning Trump. So they obviously didn't answer the question. And so when we look at some of the takeaways from the debate, I thought this was interesting. Ramaswami said the Second Amendment prevents invasion from foreign autocrats. Well, that's an interesting perspective. The reality is, is that the Second Amendment is there for enemies, foreign and domestic,

the private and the public criminals who might attack us. And then Nikki Haley has, before the debate even began, I think. This was a CBS interview where somebody asked her this question. Should a 12-year-old child be able to get a sex change operation? Here's what Nuki Haley had to say. Madam Ambassador, another question is what care should be on the table when a 12-year-old child in this country

assigned female at birth says, actually, I feel more comfortable living as a boy, what should the law allow the response to be? Well, I think the law should stay out of it, and I think parents should handle it. No, the law should stay out of it. So if a 12-year-old says, well, you know, I'd like to move in with this adult.

It's okay. It's okay. The law should stay out of it. No, we have laws against that because we understand that kids don't have the ability to consent. And that's true even if the parents say, well, it's okay with me. As a matter of fact, you have Steven Tyler, who's being, as they pulled out the statute of limitations against pedophilia and some other things like that temporarily in California and New York. Um, it was a situation of a young girl whose parents were starstruck evidently with

Steven Tyler. And, um, I think, was it Aerosmith that he was with? Um, yeah, yeah. Travis is not in his head. Yes. Um, not my style of music, but anyway, the, uh, I'm more of a handles messiah guy you know but anyway uh as uh her parents uh said yeah you can you know go with him and and you know travel on his jet and live with him uh and she said you know um she's now suing him for sexual issues and things like that and it was and it was okay with the parents they had no problem with it just like you see a lot of parents having no problem with the mutilation of their children either and that's why the law gets involved because if the parents understand we have these

different spheres of authority right we have the family is one sphere. Church is another one. The government is another one. You are another one. We have all these different spheres, but in those other spheres, we have multiple people. It's not a hierarchical arrangement. We don't have everything in a pyramid underneath the government. We have these different structures that are out there. And it was basically that same type of structure that the founders set up our country on. But that's beside the point.

When we look at things like the family versus the state, or even the church, right? If the church is doing their thing, and if they are not harming anybody, the state needs to stay out of it. If the family is doing their thing, and they're not harming anybody, the state needs to stay out of it. If the family is doing their thing and they're not harming anybody, there's not any violence or sexual abuse

going on in the family, the government needs to stay out of it. But if there's something like that that is happening in some of these organizations, those organizations are fundamentally broken and they're coming after the people inside the organization. At that point

It is valid for any of the other or the other organizations typically the state to come in and stop that and that's what we're talking about here This is not something that is simply to be left up to the parents because some parents will abuse their own children and Any you you don't allow so what you you say, well, what about letting students, letting young children drive cars? Well, I think the government ought to stay out of it. What about letting kids drink alcohol? Oh, I think the government ought to stay out of it or, you know, whatever.

It can come up a lot of different things that we don't allow children to do because they don't have the judgment and the maturity to do them. They're a danger to themselves and to other people when they do those things and that's why the government gets involved if the parents are not going to do any parenting the government gets involved and then i don't have time to play it but uh the blank expressions from nikki haley when she talks let me just play this and I'll kind of talk over a little bit of it. Watch her face. Watch her face. Foreign policy experience is not the same as foreign policy wisdom. I want everybody at home to know that I was the first person to say we need a reasonable peace deal in Ukraine. Now a lot of the neocons are quietly coming along to that position with

the exceptions of Nikki Haley and Joe Biden, who still support this, what I believe is pointless war in Ukraine. And I think those with foreign policy experience, one thing that Joe Biden and Nikki Haley have in common is that neither of them could even state for you three provinces in Eastern Ukraine that they want to send our troops to actually fight for. Look at her face. This is what I want people to understand. These people have, I mean, she has no idea what the hell the names of those provinces are, but she wants to send our sons and daughters and our troops and our military equipment to go.

Yeah, that's exactly right. He said, I made a bet that Nuki Haley, that's what I call her, couldn't even name three regions of eastern Ukraine that she wants to send Americans' sons and daughters to die fighting for. Turns out I was right. She doesn't know anything about the geography, as I've said in the past. Mark Twain said, God gives America wars so Americans can learn geography. But apparently that is not true of the politicians. They never learn about geography, life, death, any of this stuff.

And they don't learn any military strategies either because we keep making the same mistakes. And Nikki Haley is one major mistake. It is clear why she is loved by Jamie Demon, by the establishment, because she will give them carte blanche, just like Zelinsky. She's like Zelinsky in heels. High heels, because she likes to talk about that, how important it is. Uh, so when you look at that, when you look at, she just kind of stands there looking, I can't name any, any provinces in Ukraine. Does she know anything about the history of the area either? You had an interesting back and forth with Brian Kilmeade as well. And by the way,

Brian Kilmeade is the reason I'm doing a morning show because I heard him on the radio and that this guy is absolutely the dumbest commentator I've ever seen anywhere. And he had his head handed to him with Ramaswamy. What Ramaswamy needed to say. He said, so you're just going to hand over Ukraine to Russia? It's like, you mean like the last 400 years? And why don't you, you're worried about Ukraine? Why don't you, a Republican commentator on Fox News,

why don't you have anything to say about the Obama, Hillary, Victoria Nuland-led coup that began all this stuff? Well, we're out of time, but thank you for listening. Have a good day. Tell Alexa to add the APS radio skill and have access to the best channels anywhere. From country to blues, classic hits to news, APS Radio curates incredibly diverse playlists for you to enjoy.

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