Calley Means

And as I talked about, I actually watched and helped

And as I talked about, I actually watched and helped

You know, steer money from the American Beverage Association to civil rights groups and to academic groups and actually watched as food companies, you know, paid off and tried to confuse Americans with research, you know, such as we make a mockery of this, but such as, you know, crude oil food colorings being safe when they're basically phased out of other countries.

You know, steer money from the American Beverage Association to civil rights groups and to academic groups and actually watched as food companies, you know, paid off and tried to confuse Americans with research, you know, such as we make a mockery of this, but such as, you know, crude oil food colorings being safe when they're basically phased out of other countries.

You know, steer money from the American Beverage Association to civil rights groups and to academic groups and actually watched as food companies, you know, paid off and tried to confuse Americans with research, you know, such as we make a mockery of this, but such as, you know, crude oil food colorings being safe when they're basically phased out of other countries.

So we those were the projects I worked on. And then at the same time, Edelman represents the World Economic Forum and. you know, and goes to these fancy confabs and says how good they are and good people they are. How many times is David J. Edelman's son, Richard? David is dead. Richard's the CEO, yeah. He goes every year. He goes every year. Edelman is deep.

So we those were the projects I worked on. And then at the same time, Edelman represents the World Economic Forum and. you know, and goes to these fancy confabs and says how good they are and good people they are. How many times is David J. Edelman's son, Richard? David is dead. Richard's the CEO, yeah. He goes every year. He goes every year. Edelman is deep.

So we those were the projects I worked on. And then at the same time, Edelman represents the World Economic Forum and. you know, and goes to these fancy confabs and says how good they are and good people they are. How many times is David J. Edelman's son, Richard? David is dead. Richard's the CEO, yeah. He goes every year. He goes every year. Edelman is deep.

Can you tell the audience about his new wife? She's the former public relations person for the World Economic Forum. Interesting.

Can you tell the audience about his new wife? She's the former public relations person for the World Economic Forum. Interesting.

Can you tell the audience about his new wife? She's the former public relations person for the World Economic Forum. Interesting.

Jack, I think Callie's admitted all this stuff. The foundational, like, the foundational...

Jack, I think Callie's admitted all this stuff. The foundational, like, the foundational...

Jack, I think Callie's admitted all this stuff. The foundational, like, the foundational...

Hold on. You can laugh all you want, dude. This is funny. Okay, so is Edelman and these kind of firms that I used to work for tied to a potentially very dark globalist regime? Correct. Yes. That's the foundation of my story. I went to Harvard. I went to Stanford. Two people tied to ARPANET. Go ahead. Keep going.

Hold on. You can laugh all you want, dude. This is funny. Okay, so is Edelman and these kind of firms that I used to work for tied to a potentially very dark globalist regime? Correct. Yes. That's the foundation of my story. I went to Harvard. I went to Stanford. Two people tied to ARPANET. Go ahead. Keep going.

Hold on. You can laugh all you want, dude. This is funny. Okay, so is Edelman and these kind of firms that I used to work for tied to a potentially very dark globalist regime? Correct. Yes. That's the foundation of my story. I went to Harvard. I went to Stanford. Two people tied to ARPANET. Go ahead. Keep going.

Okay, so I went to Harvard, went to Stanford, have seen inside some of these circles, still am involved in some of these circles, and I am trying to talk about how even well-meaning people in some cases are part of terrible incentives that when it comes to the healthcare field are, no matter what they say or what they even think in their head, are part of darkness.

Okay, so I went to Harvard, went to Stanford, have seen inside some of these circles, still am involved in some of these circles, and I am trying to talk about how even well-meaning people in some cases are part of terrible incentives that when it comes to the healthcare field are, no matter what they say or what they even think in their head, are part of darkness.

Okay, so I went to Harvard, went to Stanford, have seen inside some of these circles, still am involved in some of these circles, and I am trying to talk about how even well-meaning people in some cases are part of terrible incentives that when it comes to the healthcare field are, no matter what they say or what they even think in their head, are part of darkness.