let us let us amplify what mainstream media did not amplify at the time what was it there was one oh it finally got covered by it was either ctv i think it was ctv and they referred to dr uh peter mccullough as having had his medical license stripped and even in their retraction they didn't retract it properly and they still had the video of the defamatory statements made don't matter it didn't get enough coverage if any of mainstream media we all did our best alternative media jess you were down there and before we go any further just set out your credentials from a 30 000 foot overview of your expertise so that no one can say who the heck is she and what does she know about this

Well, I was requested, special requested, to come testify at this event.

There were only four of us that testified, unless I stand corrected, one of which was U.S.

Senator Ron Johnson, which is a very big deal because it was the first time a U.S. senator gave testimony under oath in Canada.

And I was asked because of my work in the last six years looking at pharmacovigilance data.

I was able to do that because I have a background in just about everything you can think of that relates to the COVID era.

Immunology, computational biology, applied mathematics, biochemistry, and molecular biology.

Why so many different types of adverse events and other illnesses?

Rose, I understand that you've prepared a presentation for us, so I'd invite you to present.

Thanks.

Uh, I have, uh, a few slides.

It's all about data, various and sundry, Canadian, American, um, some information on the ViSP system as well.

Um, before I start, I just want to extend very heartfelt thank yous to Dean and Sean, and your wife, Teresa, the MPs for showing up, um, and the injured, uh, most of all.

I mean, I've been doing this for five years or so, and I'm only doing it for the injured people.

So I think that this has already been incredibly impactful, and I think it's going to resonate throughout the world.

Okay.

Rose, I understand that you've prepared a presentation for us, so I'd invite you to present.

Thanks.

Uh, I have, uh, a few slides.

It's all about data, various and sundry, Canadian, American, um, some information on the VIS system as well.

Um, before I start, I just want to extend very heartfelt thank yous to Dean and Sean, and your wife, Teresa, the MPs for showing up, um, and the injured, uh, most of all.

I mean, I've been doing this for five years or so, and I'm only doing it for the injured people.

So I think that this has already been incredibly impactful, and I think it's going to resonate throughout the world.

Okay.

That looks pretty clear.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And this is what I've already said.

I mean, we And by the way, this is as of April 21st, although you know what? I think that that's updated too.

Anyway, it's going up every week.

This paints a picture of the spread.

It's just incredible.

What did you find that make it the quote unquote weirdest article you've ever written?

Because the name of the company that wrote an email to Fauci with completely redacted content was Demiurge.

And Demiurge is not a meaningless word at all.

And I'm normally writing about disclosures, analysis of peer-reviewed journals, connecting the dots between like, uh, what, what's going on, uh, immunologically versus, you know, um, uh, you know, what shots are being delivered, you know, that day or whatever.

Um, yeah, this one was weird because I don't know if people realize this, but, uh, The demiurge is described, according to Gnosticism, as the false god.

I don't really want to get into this now because I don't want to offend anyone because I don't know my position on this.

I just want to...

When did you realize that publishing data in these fields from VAERS and whatever could turn you into like the enemy rather than a contributor?

What has changed since then in your work in the last three years, in your conclusions, and what are the institutions willing to admit today?

Nothing has changed about the conclusions, but my tolerance level has gone up.

Uh, that, that's all I can say.

Like, literally just the other day, I, I submitted very much the same, like, data writeup from VAERS to, like...

I, I was corresponding with Senator Johnson.

He recently had a hearing.

I didn't attend that, but I was like, "Hey, do you wanna submit this as part of the, uh..." Like, to go on the record because they were speaking about cervical cancer.

Mm.

But so he knew this and he acknowledged that he knew this, but he forged ahead anyway with mass injection.

Yeah, it was one of the many things that he heard and then forged ahead with.

It wasn't just David Ho.

The name is eluding me now because I have so many names in my head.

Oh, right, I wrote an entire article on this, and this is really important.

It's my latest article on Robert Gallo.

I'm really glad I remembered to talk about this.

Yeah, so in other words, you engineer a virus, and the crude thought there is that to protect against the virus, you reverse engineer it.

[laughs]

... context here, for, for the people who don't realize, uh, s- thanks to Senator Johnson, um, we got ahold of not only Fauci's emails, thanks to Senator Rand Paul, but we got ahold of his, uh, phone.

So it was too important for Senator Johnson not to disclose one of the messages that they found within the text messages, and it was written from the surgeon general a- at the time, I believe, Dr. Murthy, to Dr. Fauci.

Um, and it's in reference to a concern about the mRNA shots, the COVID shots, causing mutations in the developing fetus, and, uh, this was due to cytokine storms, post-second dose, as per their, uh, their messages.

So Dr. Fauci responds, "I asked around a lot more, and another issue came up that you need to be aware of.

Since many people have significant cytokine storm and fever after second dose, this theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester." And this is a very prescient warning.

Fauci was absolutely correct when he said this, and by the way, this was said on the 1st... or, I'm sorry, the 25th of January in 2021.

Jessica, your comment.

Abdicating.

Yeah.

So it, it means that they didn't make it.

They needed this paper to be published in the way that it was published, even though in the Slack messages that were released, Kristian Andersen is very clear in conversations he had with his fellow co-authors that, um, they were worried about the furin cleavage site, for example.

They were concerned that this was a definitive sign that this might have been engineered.

Um, Kristian is also noted to have said that he didn't want the paper to be published when it was published.

He said it wasn't ready, and they went ahead and did it anyway.

It's a compounding catastrophe.

Yeah.

How did they have all the riot gear

ready?

How did they know to do that? Doesn't that take time, energy, money to produce all of those riot gear outfits for people?

Hmm?

Why was that all in the ready in Canada of all places? Hmm? Yeah.

So...

What else were you seeing when you were digging through all of that?

I guess what sort of damage does the liquid, lipid nanoparticles cause in terms of disease?

Well, they're more about wrecking cells and dysfunctioning signaling networks.

So it's the...

The other part that is causing a lot of adverse events that are related to what that guy asked in terms of filtering out junk from the blood and plasma.

By the way, Kevin McCarran, I know him.

I've known him for a long time.

And I think what he's doing is wonderful.

OK, so it's not the case that natural infection from covid causes your body to naturally produce the spike protein.

Jessica.

Yeah.

Self-sovereignty for sure.

Um, I, I'm just wondering if, uh, uh, I, I'm new to a lot of these ecosystems, AI, quantum, Bitcoin too.

Um, do you know of anybody who's developing AI agents that would, say, be aligned with defending something like the Bitcoin infrastructure? Because, like, uh, you know, I'm kind of a-

That's why you're here

...

the, the, the stuff you're talking about, um, going within and, and, and pulling out who you are is, like, it's exactly where I am right now.

... participating in something like Bad Website Club?

Um, so the big thing I'd add is this isn't the best fit for everybody.

The whole point behind be- being free and there's no signup is folks can come along and say, "Oh, is this for me? Hmm.

I don't get a lot of value out of the lessons.

Oh, I'm gonna come along to just the guest sessions.

Oh, that doesn't work for me.

Oh, I'm just gonna come along to some of the show and tell." So really the ability to say, cool, not all of the things that the bootcamp offers is gonna work for everybody, and if somebody says, "Oh, I'm not very, um, outgoing, I don't like to get into these discussions," folks can go ahead and just take the pieces they want.

[laughs]

Tell me, y-you were out surfing the other day, and you literally had bomb fragments raining down on you?

Not raining.

There was one.

So yeah, it's an interesting story.

Um, I'll, I'll frame it like this.

So well, first of all, I'd like to say, um, and, and I, I, I need to elaborate on this.

Um, Israelis are very special.

Right.

just

have a go at looking into VAERS and seeing if there are any reports of adverse events in the context of vaccines that specifically one called Trememba and one called Bexaro.

And they were very prevalently reported in VAERS.

And actually, the reports per total number of reports per 100,000 per year were really high, except in 2021, where there was a lull.

And that's easily explainable because people simply weren't getting vaccines during that time because we were locked up.

So for the people who aren't aware, there was a recent quote-unquote outbreak in Kent in the UK of what they call a new subtype of meningococcal B bacteria.

And for those of you who don't know, meningitis is, like Dr. Juice said, it can be very serious.

Okay, just B, got it.