Kris Newby

And sometimes like dangerous relapsing fever would get into the ticks he would send to other scientists around the world. It's a recipe for disaster. Lab leaks extraordinaire.

The military has secrecy in its DNA, and it's only gotten worse over time. And there's a certain cover-up playbook that they follow. I mean, our first use of biological weapons is believed to have happened in the Korean War. I believe that that's true. I just went to an archive and did the deep dive on it. But...

The military has secrecy in its DNA, and it's only gotten worse over time. And there's a certain cover-up playbook that they follow. I mean, our first use of biological weapons is believed to have happened in the Korean War. I believe that that's true. I just went to an archive and did the deep dive on it. But...

The military has secrecy in its DNA, and it's only gotten worse over time. And there's a certain cover-up playbook that they follow. I mean, our first use of biological weapons is believed to have happened in the Korean War. I believe that that's true. I just went to an archive and did the deep dive on it. But...

The military had a cover up and disinformation plan ready to go even before it leaked out that like bugs were raining down on the snow in Korea while we're in the middle of losing this war. So this cover up has continued to happen. And we saw that with Lyme disease. And Lyme disease is just like one little tiny bug. facet of the biological weapons program.

The military had a cover up and disinformation plan ready to go even before it leaked out that like bugs were raining down on the snow in Korea while we're in the middle of losing this war. So this cover up has continued to happen. And we saw that with Lyme disease. And Lyme disease is just like one little tiny bug. facet of the biological weapons program.

The military had a cover up and disinformation plan ready to go even before it leaked out that like bugs were raining down on the snow in Korea while we're in the middle of losing this war. So this cover up has continued to happen. And we saw that with Lyme disease. And Lyme disease is just like one little tiny bug. facet of the biological weapons program.

I could talk for an hour about the other things, but why do I care about this tick thing? Well, it's affected my family personally, multiple people, and I've experienced the seriousness of this disease. I mean, I had multiple tick-borne diseases and my husband did. And then I did a film under our skin that I teamed up with a really talented director, Andy Wilson. And we went all over the U.S.

I could talk for an hour about the other things, but why do I care about this tick thing? Well, it's affected my family personally, multiple people, and I've experienced the seriousness of this disease. I mean, I had multiple tick-borne diseases and my husband did. And then I did a film under our skin that I teamed up with a really talented director, Andy Wilson. And we went all over the U.S.

I could talk for an hour about the other things, but why do I care about this tick thing? Well, it's affected my family personally, multiple people, and I've experienced the seriousness of this disease. I mean, I had multiple tick-borne diseases and my husband did. And then I did a film under our skin that I teamed up with a really talented director, Andy Wilson. And we went all over the U.S.

and interviewed sufferers of tick-borne disease and Lyme disease. And that's when I realized this problem is just so much larger than just me who had a bad doctor in California. It's nationwide. So 500,000 cases a year, at least now. And of the people that are treated nationally, Quickly, there's a 20% failure rate on the mainstream medicine recommendation for antibiotics.

and interviewed sufferers of tick-borne disease and Lyme disease. And that's when I realized this problem is just so much larger than just me who had a bad doctor in California. It's nationwide. So 500,000 cases a year, at least now. And of the people that are treated nationally, Quickly, there's a 20% failure rate on the mainstream medicine recommendation for antibiotics.

and interviewed sufferers of tick-borne disease and Lyme disease. And that's when I realized this problem is just so much larger than just me who had a bad doctor in California. It's nationwide. So 500,000 cases a year, at least now. And of the people that are treated nationally, Quickly, there's a 20% failure rate on the mainstream medicine recommendation for antibiotics.

And I can go into why it's a bad protocol right now. And then we still, after more than 40 years, don't have a reliable test for Lyme disease or this, as I mentioned, a reliable treatment. And ticks keep marching. You know, this outbreak on the East Coast started in Lyme, Connecticut. They're marching up through Maine, through Canada.

And I can go into why it's a bad protocol right now. And then we still, after more than 40 years, don't have a reliable test for Lyme disease or this, as I mentioned, a reliable treatment. And ticks keep marching. You know, this outbreak on the East Coast started in Lyme, Connecticut. They're marching up through Maine, through Canada.

And I can go into why it's a bad protocol right now. And then we still, after more than 40 years, don't have a reliable test for Lyme disease or this, as I mentioned, a reliable treatment. And ticks keep marching. You know, this outbreak on the East Coast started in Lyme, Connecticut. They're marching up through Maine, through Canada.

I heard that one Ontario elementary school forbid kids from sitting on the lawn anymore. It's gotten so bad up there. Same with the South. The ticks are marching down there. And then we have this new non-native tick, the Lone Stars, that through their saliva transmit alpha-gal meat allergy. And what is that? It's a protein in the saliva. Let's say you get bitten by them five hours later.

I heard that one Ontario elementary school forbid kids from sitting on the lawn anymore. It's gotten so bad up there. Same with the South. The ticks are marching down there. And then we have this new non-native tick, the Lone Stars, that through their saliva transmit alpha-gal meat allergy. And what is that? It's a protein in the saliva. Let's say you get bitten by them five hours later.

I heard that one Ontario elementary school forbid kids from sitting on the lawn anymore. It's gotten so bad up there. Same with the South. The ticks are marching down there. And then we have this new non-native tick, the Lone Stars, that through their saliva transmit alpha-gal meat allergy. And what is that? It's a protein in the saliva. Let's say you get bitten by them five hours later.

So it's like a delayed allergic reaction. You might end up in the ER with anaphylactic shock or vomiting because it makes it impossible to digest red meat. So imagine never being able to have a steak or a hamburger again.