Dr. Kelly Victory

I mean, I know that when you ask people, do you have, you know, were there friendships that you lost? even our family members, you know, relationships that were, you know, cloven in half as a result of what happened during the pandemic. I know it certainly happened for me. I have friends and family members with whom I've never really had the same relationship since the great divide over COVID.

I mean, I know that when you ask people, do you have, you know, were there friendships that you lost? even our family members, you know, relationships that were, you know, cloven in half as a result of what happened during the pandemic. I know it certainly happened for me. I have friends and family members with whom I've never really had the same relationship since the great divide over COVID.

Either you either believed in masks or you didn't. You either believed in the vaccines or you didn't. And it was as polarizing as anything I've ever seen.

Either you either believed in masks or you didn't. You either believed in the vaccines or you didn't. And it was as polarizing as anything I've ever seen.

Do you see, you know, you have a different, once again, a different lens. I am only here in the United States, and although I have colleagues around the world, I don't see, you know, you have traveled to so many different places. You just rattled off a handful of different countries you've been to in the last six months.

Do you see, you know, you have a different, once again, a different lens. I am only here in the United States, and although I have colleagues around the world, I don't see, you know, you have traveled to so many different places. You just rattled off a handful of different countries you've been to in the last six months.

Are you seeing these same sorts of things in children in other countries, in India and Mexico and Romania and the UK?

Are you seeing these same sorts of things in children in other countries, in India and Mexico and Romania and the UK?

Yeah. They were. And so this is a good segue. Now, you and I both see it. I've talked about it for the better part of five years. So have you. You're prolific on Substack. You do lots of interviews. You and I are constantly trying to educate the public about what actually happened in an honest and open way. Here we go, fast forward. Let's talk about, you know, bird flu, the next one.

Yeah. They were. And so this is a good segue. Now, you and I both see it. I've talked about it for the better part of five years. So have you. You're prolific on Substack. You do lots of interviews. You and I are constantly trying to educate the public about what actually happened in an honest and open way. Here we go, fast forward. Let's talk about, you know, bird flu, the next one.

Don't you think there are an awful lot of similarities in terms of the way that they are, you know, once again, it's the fear porn, the panic, the, you know, we have to, you know, kill all the birds, you know, we've got to cull the flocks. They are doing things that are nonsensical from, in my estimation, from a scientific perspective. You know, do you agree with that?

Don't you think there are an awful lot of similarities in terms of the way that they are, you know, once again, it's the fear porn, the panic, the, you know, we have to, you know, kill all the birds, you know, we've got to cull the flocks. They are doing things that are nonsensical from, in my estimation, from a scientific perspective. You know, do you agree with that?

Yeah, to be clear, you and I know this, but for our audience, Bird flu, specifically we're talking about H5N1, has never been a significant risk to humans. It has only posed a risk previously to people who are in direct contact with infected birds or infected cattle. There has not been a single case of human-to-human transmission of bird flu in the United States.

Yeah, to be clear, you and I know this, but for our audience, Bird flu, specifically we're talking about H5N1, has never been a significant risk to humans. It has only posed a risk previously to people who are in direct contact with infected birds or infected cattle. There has not been a single case of human-to-human transmission of bird flu in the United States.

OK, all of that said, a couple of things. Number one, we know that they are doing gain of function research on this virus in labs in the United States with the stated purpose of making it more transmissible human to human.

OK, all of that said, a couple of things. Number one, we know that they are doing gain of function research on this virus in labs in the United States with the stated purpose of making it more transmissible human to human.

let's talk about that and gain a function but also you know they are doing things in terms supposedly in the name of safety and this is what harkens back to me it's right out of the covid playbook it's all about safety right so you know during covid it was masking and lockdowns and shutting down the schools and all of this insanity now it's killing millions of poultry birds

let's talk about that and gain a function but also you know they are doing things in terms supposedly in the name of safety and this is what harkens back to me it's right out of the covid playbook it's all about safety right so you know during covid it was masking and lockdowns and shutting down the schools and all of this insanity now it's killing millions of poultry birds

You know, you're shutting down farms, making them destroy all the eggs and remain closed for a matter of months. I mean, there's nothing scientific about this.

You know, you're shutting down farms, making them destroy all the eggs and remain closed for a matter of months. I mean, there's nothing scientific about this.