Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, about advocating for policies that protect our communities from dangerous research and harmful products and technologies. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i; unintended consequences of changing the evolutionary path of species; Bill Gates and the funding of bioterrorist-like activities; high biosafety level labs working to make pathogens more transmissible and deadly; the recently published study of an experiment in the Netherlands using mosquitoes infected with live, genetically attenuated malaria parasites to deliver vaccines to people by biting them; the need for transparency and disclosure of funding sources of research; new products having the potential to cause heart damage; ethical concerns and informed consent; censorship; conflicts of interest; the alarming lack of study of the experimental mosquitoes being released on Maui; the potential for Wolbachia bacteria to cause increased disease spreading capability in mosquitoes; lack of documented biosecurity protocols and pathogen screenings for the lab-altered mosquitoes being imported into Hawai‘i; EPA guidelines allowing for the weekly release on Maui of over 3,000 female mosquitoes that can bite, breed, and spread disease; male mosquitoes transmitting pathogens to females; and the need for a moratorium on releasing experimental disease vectors.

Nicolas Hulscher is an epidemiologist and administrator for the McCullough Foundation, a nonprofit founded by Dr. Peter McCullough and focused on research, analysis, education, justice, and public policy. Hulscher holds a Master of Public Health degree with a specialization in epidemiology from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. He is a dedicated researcher whose work has been published in peer-reviewed and preprint journals, with topics including the risks of COVID-19 vaccines and the origin and spread of avian influenza.

Nicolas Hulscher, MPH: X @NicHulscher

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui, ground zero for these dangerous biotech experiments. Our case can set a precedent to strengthen environmental laws for all islands and impact the course of this agenda worldwide. Your tax-deductible donations support the work that we’re doing to protect the ‘āina and help us continue to move our active court case forward.

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Dr. Lorrin Pang returns to talk with Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia about his experience as a medical professional and as a private citizen advocating for the health of our communities. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i and Dr. Pang’s concerns about lack of study of the risks; horizontal transmission of Wolbachia bacteria; population replacement of wild mosquitoes with lab-strain-infected mosquitoes; potential for Wolbachia bacteria to cause increased disease transmitting capability in mosquitoes; the need for pathogen screenings of the bacteria-infected mosquitoes; lab-altered mosquitoes drifting on the wind to unintended areas; Dr. Pang’s advocacy work with the SHAKA Movement and the 2014 GMO moratorium ballot initiative in Maui County; concerns about wind drift of combined toxins from pesticides used on GMO crops; Dr. Pang’s presentation at the 2016 Monsanto Tribunal at The Hague, an international initiative to hold Monsanto accountable for human rights violations and ecocide; speaking out about informed consent and early treatment for COVID-19 in 2021; attacks by elected officials and the media; accusations of medical “misinformation;” the RICO investigation that cleared Dr. Pang of any licensing law violation; conflicts of interest, conflicts of fear, and the dangerous path of censoring scientific discourse.

Dr. Lorrin Pang was born and raised in Honolulu. He is an honors graduate from Princeton University with a degree in Chemistry and received both an MD and Master of Public Health Degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. Board Certified in Preventive Medicine, he worked for 20 years with the U.S. Army’s Walter Reed Overseas Research Laboratories. There, he was assigned to Bangkok, Rio de Janeiro, and Geneva, developing drugs and diagnostics for tropical diseases. A tropical disease consultant to the World Health Organization from 1985–2005, Dr. Pang has also been the District Health Officer on Maui since 2000. He has over six dozen publications in peer reviewed medical journals covering topics including rabies, HIV, malaria, hepatitis E, dengue, and most recently COVID-19. From 2007–2009, Dr. Lorrin Pang was selected as one of only 3% of the nation’s physicians to be included in America’s Best Doctors Listing. Since 2013, he has been a reviewer for research proposals for U.S. Congress, a consultant to the international group Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), and a visiting professor of medicine at the Federal University of Brasilia. Dr. Pang is also an expert witness in our Hawai‘i Unites court case to stop the Maui mosquito releases.

Dr. Pang’s whistleblower document referenced in the podcast can be viewed online:

https://hawaiiunites.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/2024_10_Dr._Lorrin_Pang_Whistleblower.pdf

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui, ground zero for these dangerous biotech experiments. Our case can set a precedent to strengthen environmental laws for all islands and impact the course of this agenda worldwide. Your tax-deductible donations support the work that we’re doing to protect the ‘āina and help us continue to move our active court case forward.

The mission of Hawai‘i Unites is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.

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Author A.W. Finnegan returns to talk with Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia about the history of biowarfare, focusing on biological weapons research hidden under the cloak of benign research. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i; Operation Paperclip; Nazi germ warfare scientist Erich Traub’s work at Insel Riems and Plum Island; Project Starbright and the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program (POBSP); avian vector research and biowarfare operations; Wolbachia bacteria and mosquito technology risks; dual-use research that can be used for harmful purposes; and research labs in Hawai‘i, including the U.S. Department of Defense’s NAMRU-2 Naval Medical Research Unit that was relocated to Pearl Harbor in Hawai‘i from 2010-2013 after the Indonesian health minister, Dr. Siti Fadilah Supari, advocated for the closing of NAMRU-2 in Jakarta and raised concerns about virus samples collected by the WHO being developed into biological weapons in the U.S.

A.W. Finnegan is the author of the 2023 book, The Sleeper Agent: The Rise of Lyme Disease, Chronic Illness, and the Great Imitator Antigens of Biological Warfare. Focusing on the life and work of Nazi scientist Erich Traub, The Sleeper Agent provides an unparalleled exploration of the hidden history of biological warfare, sourcing from official records, published science, and the testimonies of former intelligence officers.

A.W. Finnegan: TheSleeperAgent.com

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui, ground zero for these dangerous biotech experiments. Our case can set a precedent to strengthen environmental laws for all islands and impact the course of this agenda worldwide. Your tax-deductible donations support the work that we’re doing to protect the ‘āina and help us continue to move our active court case forward.

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Hawai'i Unites Founder Tina Lia talks with author A.W. Finnegan about the history of biowarfare and the use of insects as bioweapons. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i; Nazi germ warfare scientist and virologist Erich Traub; the science of immune tolerance; Operation Paperclip; Plum Island; biological weapons research hidden under the cloak of benign research; biosecurity concerns; spies and saboteurs in the science, medical, and academic fields; hidden channels for large-scale bioterrorism; Project Starbright and birds of the Hawaiian Islands used for bioweapons research; animals and insects used for disease enhancement through serial passaging; bacteria in biowarfare; special interests funding science; and data manipulation through fraudulent studies.

A.W. Finnegan is a researcher and writer affected by Lyme disease and immune tolerance. An avid reader who embarked on years of rigorous investigation through Freedom of Information Act requests, declassified documents, and scientific and medical journals, Finnegan authored the 2023 book, The Sleeper Agent: The Rise of Lyme Disease, Chronic Illness, and the Great Imitator Antigens of Biological Warfare. Venturing into the shadowy corridors of history and science, this book unravels truths many hoped would remain buried forever. The Sleeper Agent provides an unparalleled exploration of the hidden history of biological warfare, sourcing from official records, published science, and the testimonies of former intelligence officers.

A.W. Finnegan: TheSleeperAgent.com

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui, ground zero for this dangerous biotech experiment. Our case can set a precedent to strengthen environmental laws for all islands and impact the course of this agenda worldwide. Your tax-deductible donations support the work that we’re doing to protect the ‘āina and help us continue to move our active court case forward.

The mission of Hawai‘i Unites is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.

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Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with tropical disease and vector expert Dr. Lorrin Pang about the release of experimental bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui. Slide show presentations give an overview of the Maui project and biotech industry experimentation in Hawai‘i, and Dr. Pang’s explanation of the science and his concerns about the lack of study of potential impacts. Discussion includes conflicts of interest and the millions of dollars driving the mosquito agenda, targeting of our fragile ecosystems and conservation area, deviations from the approved plan, potential data falsification, and serious risks to the health of the islands’ people, wildlife, and ‘āina.

Dr. Lorrin Pang was born and raised in Honolulu. He is an honors graduate from Princeton University with a degree in Chemistry and received both an MD and Master of Public Health Degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. Board Certified in Preventive Medicine, he worked for 20 years with the U.S. Army’s Walter Reed Overseas Research Laboratories. There, he was assigned to Bangkok, Rio de Janeiro, and Geneva, developing drugs and diagnostics for tropical diseases. A tropical disease consultant to the World Health Organization from 1985–2005, Dr. Pang has also been the District Health Officer on Maui since 2000. He has over six dozen publications in peer reviewed medical journals covering topics including rabies, HIV, malaria, hepatitis E, dengue, and most recently COVID-19. From 2007–2009, Dr. Lorrin Pang was selected as one of only 3% of the nation’s physicians to be included in America’s Best Doctors Listing. Since 2013, he has been a reviewer for research proposals for U.S. Congress, a consultant to the international group Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), and a visiting professor of medicine at the Federal University of Brasilia.

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of experimental bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui. Our case can set a precedent to strengthen Hawai‘i’s environmental laws and impact the course of this agenda worldwide. Your tax-deductible donations support the work that we’re doing and help us move our court case forward.

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Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with Dr. Aaron Kheriaty about harmful government policies and the rise of the biomedical security state. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i, the militarization of public health, conflicts of interest and conflicts of fear, censorship and the illusion of consensus, suppression of dissident voices, character assassination and propaganda campaigns, ethics and transparency in science and medicine, and having the moral integrity and courage to stand on principle.

Dr. Aaron Kheriaty is a physician specializing in psychiatry and a published author whose most recent book The New Abnormal: The Rise of the Biomedical Security State offers insight into the rise to power of government officials and unelected technocrats scheming to control science, public health, and individual freedom.  Dr. Kheriaty is a Fellow and Director of the Program in Bioethics and American Democracy at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He’s also a plaintiff in the landmark free speech case Missouri v. Biden challenging government censorship on social media. Dr. Aaron Kheriaty serves in a number of teaching and advisory roles, including as Senior Counselor at the Brownstone Institute, and he’s testified before the U.S. Senate on matters of public policy and healthcare.

Dr. Aaron Kheriaty: AaronKheriaty.com

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of experimental bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui. Your tax-deductible donations help us to continue the work that we're doing to protect the health of Hawai'i's people, animals, and 'āina.

The mission of Hawai‘i Unites is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.

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Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet about having faith over fear while facing the dangerous agendas we’re up against. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i, global goals for population control, decision-makers compromised by money and manipulation, the spiritual energy of the Hawaiian Islands, finding strength in numbers, encouraging whistleblowers to step forward, and our shared values of wanting freedom to decide the course of our lives.

Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet is the Founder of Truth for Health Foundation, a faith-based human rights organization whose mission includes advocacy for basic human and civil rights related to preservation of life, the right to bodily integrity, health and quality of life, medical freedom, and securing the autonomy of the doctor-patient relationship. Dr. Vliet is a frontline physician, host and executive producer of The Whistleblower Report radio show, and creator of the Faith Over Fear broadcast series. She has practiced medicine independent of insurance contracts since 1986 and is also a published author.

Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet: TruthForHealth.org

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of experimental bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui. Your tax-deductible donations help us to continue the work that we're doing to protect the health of Hawai'i's people, animals, and 'āina.

The mission of Hawai‘i Unites is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.

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Hawai'i Unites founder Tina Lia talks with holistic veterinarian Roger Meacock MRCVS about the unintended consequences of novel biotech interventions. Discussion includes experimental lab-altered mosquito releases in Hawai'i, livestock injections and prion disease risks, technologies expanding at a pace that doesn't allow for sufficient safety studies, governments and regulators in denial, conflicts of interest, and lack of trust in agenda-driven narratives.

Roger Meacock MRCVS is a natural vet from the U.K. and Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons who has been working in cutting edge medical technologies, including bioresonance therapy and energy treatments, for over 25 years. He’s the Veterinary Advisor and Ambassador to the People's Food and Farming Alliance and co-author of an Open Letter of Concern to the U.K.’s Veterinary Medicines Directive about the risks of experimental injections in animals.

Roger Meacock MRCVS: NaturalHealingSolutions.co.uk

Hawai‘i Unites is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of our environment and natural resources. We’ve taken state agencies to court to stop the release of experimental bacteria-infected mosquitoes on Maui. Your tax-deductible donations help us to continue the work that we're doing to protect the health of Hawai'i's people, animals, and 'āina.

The mission of Hawai‘i Unites is honoring and protecting our sacred connection to the natural world.

HawaiiUnites.org/Donate