What They AREN’T Telling You

"It's a heroic person to believe a lie for 20, 30, 40 years and face it, and then have to deal with the emotions that come from that shift in your belief system. The vaccine...what a beautiful lie to believe in. That's easy right? If we could believe in that lie then all you have to do is get your two shots, then you don't have to wear a mask, and you could get back to normal, and you could hug your family..." 🗣 Today I speak with nurse Laura Minard who sheds some light on the dangers of universal hospital protocols, the silencing of health care workers during the pandemic, and why it's risky to think conventional medicine is the only option for healing your body.

Today's nurse remains anonymous but shares her experience as a traveling critical care nurse working in the ICU who saw first-hand the devastation  of Covid policies and mitigation strategies. She shares how hospitals were incentivized to report as many cases of Covid as possible to qualify for FEMA-paid nurses to essentially work as "free labor" for the hospital. She also goes into detail on ventilators- - how they work, what can go wrong, and how they were used inappropriately to treat Covid.

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"We're in the middle of the biggest clinical trial in the history of the world because hundreds of millions of people are going to be getting this [vaccine] BLINDLY, and my mind is still blown that people are just lining up for this without much information..." 🗣 This is the first in a series of interviews with nurses across the country speaking about their experience over the last year. Today's guest will not be anonymous, her name is Michele Woonton. Michele is a retired nurse from the East Coast with decades of experience, and she wants to encourage logical dialogue on medical matters, even if that makes it "controversial" to do so.

There was a time when debate was celebrated...we no longer live in that time. Critical thinking is the new thing to stay away from according to the author of this (somewhat ridiculous) NY Times article.

Today I interview chiropractor Dr. Tommy John discussing how his own sports history led him to become a practitioner and why chiropractors get a bad rap in the mainstream medical community. We also talk about fear, the state of the world during this pandemic, and the important role the mind plays on our physiology, our ability to heal, and our ability to stay healthy.

"I think people who love freedom and love liberty ascribe to basically two general principles which are: one, nobody should really cause harm to anybody else and number two, that people should be responsible for their own lives.  When the government plays a big role in their lives, it actually prohibits them from asserting control and autonomy over their own life." 🗣Today I speak with Anthony Sabatini, attorney and government representative for the state of Florida. He breaks down the true principles of libertarianism, discusses the dangers of big government, and points out how the pandemic simply revealed the true (dependent and fearful) nature of our citizens. He also shares his legal expertise on what types of lawsuits he feels will be successful regarding the overreaching mitigation policies across the country. This is a very informative episode, you won't want to miss it!

"As a mom, I tend to compartmentalize; and when I'm at work, my kids are not in my head. I cannot think about where they are, what they're doing, or how their day is going. I have to be focused on being able to be home for them when my shift is over. I need to be able to go home at night. We say it all the time. At the beginning of the shift, we do our little briefing and the next words out of everybody's mouths are, 'We go home tonight.' " 🗣 Today I speak with another female cop who helps us understand a little more about life as a law enforcement officer in the US today dealing with fight or flight, fear, the defund the police movement, corruption, and being misunderstood. One of the most important topics we cover is the huge influx of individuals with special needs in the community and how that can lead to problems with how officers respond to them during calls or disturbances. She explains the importance of communication and understanding and reveals how this issue hits particularly close to home for her because of her own family members struggling with autism.

*Note: this interview was recorded June, 2020.

"I am extremely healthy. So I am consistently improving the health of the community around me. And I'm doing the same for my children who are also very healthy and have never had doctors' visits, and have never been on antibiotics. They are not the sick kids getting everybody else sick. I am not a sick adult getting everybody else sick. But somehow all that effort, all that work, all that time I put into it doesn't count for anything. No matter how hard you try to be a good person in society, if you do not follow the narrative, it doesn't matter. And it is so difficult to be on the receiving end of this vitriol when you know you have worked so hard to be a good member of society. It is really difficult to tolerate and accept that level of discrimination and hate." 🗣 Today I give an exciting update on how you will be able to stay in touch with me and receive exclusive content from me in the near future. I also share a post I wrote recently that checks in on the current state of divisiveness on the mask issue and public compliance.