Nicole Shanahan

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Retribution and and and really these studies show conclusively that there are measurable differences in the blood of children before receiving the vaccine and after. And and it is these vaccines impact the immune systems of children in really significant ways. And I think for the first time, people that have been at this for decades have real hope.
And we're going to see some of the information that's been hidden from us. I mean, this is just honestly, it's truly just the tip of the iceberg of what we're going to learn. It's tough because I get sent this stuff and people are like, you know, is it time to publish it? And I'm like, we're close already. We're really, really close.
Bobby's confirmation is going to be that moment, that signal that all of this stuff can start coming forward without fear.
Yeah, I mean, let us self-combust. If we're wrong, let us self-combust, right? Like, you know, it's... I mean, I'd be happy to just move all of my efforts into farming right now. It's kind of equally split between medical freedom and farming, but... Unfortunately, I think we're right. We're proven to be right over and over again. It's unfortunate.
I would love to be proved wrong and to find some alternative explanation and find treatments that are non-biomedical that work, but that's just not the case. These are biomedical injuries that are happening. There are doctors out there. who are underground right now. They are underground treating vaccine-injured people biomedically. And I heard a story from Lynn Redwood.
Lynn Redwood is this mom with a 30-year-old vaccine-injured child. And she's the one that brought Bobby into this, all of it. She's the one that connected the mercury because Bobby was working on getting mercury out of waterways. And she was like, well, maybe he's interested in getting mercury out of the kids. And she's the one that brought him in. Incredible woman.
I had the opportunity to talk to her and she told me one of the saddest stories I've ever heard in my life. of a doctor who was helping these kids, treating them, and was harassed so badly, almost lost his license. Many people have lost their license trying to treat these kids, and was driven into depression and eventually committed suicide. I mean, this is like the tragedy of the last 20 years.
This is seriously dark stuff. And we can't let another generation go by of this. Had these 2015 studies come out, you know, I would have had that in my hand in 2019 when my daughter was getting her series of vaccinations. And I would have just had an opportunity to pause and be like, hey, is there any screening we can do?
Just some screening, just a hair follicle, a hair sample can help screen for some of the mitochondrial issues that make certain children sensitive. We have to get this done. We really do. And I really hope folks like Cassidy can look past their medical degree indoctrination and really think about the basis of the Hippocratic Oath and that it is time to do no harm first.
Stop doing it in medical freedom, right? Yes.
The Fruit Loop scandal, just so that you know, within the medical community, medical freedom community, the Fruit Loop scandal, like the hardcore medical freedom people were like, that's a red herring. So I just wanted to highlight the trigger for some of us.
Well, very good. I didn't make it out to D.C. California is on fire and I wanted to be close to home. My entire community is here. Lots of people impacted. But I did watch with great enthusiasm seeing President Trump get to the Oval Office with piles of executive orders in front of him. I watched with great interest. read many of them, really happy the direction that these go.
I think his base and many others in the country are very happy to see a return to sanity. And then, you know, the folks that are concerned that some of these actions might end up heavy-handed, I think it's our responsibility to keep that conversation open. We're one country. We're one country for the people. And we have a leader right now who understands how to get there.
And and so I think that, you know, here in California, I like to think of myself as serving a bridge of information. I don't try to add sensationalism in the conversation, but I do like to stick to the details and help alleviate through some of the misinformation that the mainstream media is politicizing.
You know, the conversation is happening. I was just on a phone call yesterday with a farmers association that went woke because it felt like it had to. And as a result, this farmers association wasn't actually able to do the things for the farmers that the farmers were asking. And so they went irrelevant.
And that's what these policies do is they make institutions that need to get stuff done irrelevant at best. At worst, it makes them dangerous. In the case of the fire department in L.A., These policies are dangerous policies. They normalize this idea of failing upwards, something that my friends and I are noticing all the time. It's these people are failing and they're getting promoted.
And these positions are not ceremonial. They are being treated as if they are ceremonial. These are not ceremonial roles. These are roles requiring execution, performance, excellence, competition. Competition is good. It's good for the people. It's good for the economy. And it's necessary for the execution of duties.
Yeah. Well, I can tell you ways that they can redact applicant information to take out anything related to race. I've worked on an A.I. that actually does that. That A.I. exists. It's being actually used in some district attorney's offices across the country to redact out any information about race and race. languages spoken and background. I mean, so it's possible to execute very seamlessly.
And I can argue it's actually a good use of AI. There's many bad, misguided uses of AI. But, you know, there's ways to enforce it. I don't know that you necessarily want to enforce it. It is in the best interest. Like, the market demands... that we get beyond race-based dictation of policies.
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