How to stay safe from Covid1984 with Annalog

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All right, you ungovernable misfits. I'm your host, Max. Everybody knows that Bitcoin is useless, worthless, and doomed to fail. But what if everyone's wrong? What if it's the system that is doomed to fail?

Join me as I speak to some of the brightest people in the space, and slither to the deepest, darkest depths of the Bitcoin rabbit hole.

Welcome back, everyone. Today's episode is with someone totally new. You were not have heard from her before. Today, I'm speaking to analog. Obviously, analog is not her real name. We have had to use that as a cover for -- Ryan, that's my dog.

Please stop that. Please stop that when I'm recording. It's on it.

Yeah, we haven't used it as a cover for her -- for her safety, basically. But very, very interesting conversation. Analog is very knowledgeable on this. She has spent a lot of time digging into the numbers, looking at the research, and basically trying to find a way to keep her, her family, her friends,

and all the listeners today as healthy and safe as possible. We go into some actionable advice on the things that you could stock in your cupboards to keep you safe. And we also just go into the general fucking crazy world that we're seeing in front of us.

This COVID stuff has actually pushed her and her family into Bitcoin. They want safety. They want something that they can take with them if they have to flee. And it's crazy that we have to have these sorts of conversations.

But the sad reality is that we do. So I really hope that people find this useful. If anyone has any questions on any of the things that we cover, please reach out to me if it's not something that I can help with, which is quite probable, because this really is not my area of expertise.

And then I can reach out to Anilog and she can send us some details. But look, we want to keep everyone safe. We want to keep everyone happy. And we want to try and fight for our freedom.

So the more we know, the better. And like I say, I really hope you enjoy this one. Before we dive into the show, I want to say thank you to Coin Floor UK. They've been sponsoring this show pretty much from the beginning.

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I really hope you enjoy this episode. Please take the advice that Analogue is giving. Some of these drugs, some of these options are incredibly cheap. And just keeping them in your cupboard, just in case, is not a bad idea.

I've taken this advice myself and ordered a few bits. I've ordered some of my Vermectin. And you never know. I think I'm fit and healthy. I think I would be fine with this virus. But for the sake of a few quid, it's just not worth risking.

So have a listen and, as I say, really hope you enjoy. Welcome to Bit by Bit Analogue. This has been something I've been wanting to do for a long time.

I've been very concerned about Covid and everything that I see going on. And just as a little bit of an introduction, I met Analogue recently through the Bitcoin circles. She was very interested in Bitcoin.

There's a bit of an intersection and people who are wanting freedom and people who don't necessarily trust everything that is going on at the moment want to have something that has their back and something that gives them a little bit of freedom.

So that is how we met. As everyone knows here, I fucking hate the whole Covid thing. It drives me mad, but I do not have the bandwidth to learn properly about it. And I don't really know what I'm talking about, whereas Analogue really, really does after a conversation with her recently.

I thought I have to get you on the show. Yeah, so that's my bit of an intro, but Analogue, maybe you can do a bit of an introduction on what it is you're doing with the Covid stuff, what your thoughts are on it, and how that has led you to Bitcoin as well.

Yeah, sure. So it's true, there is a real intersection that I've noticed between Bitcoiners and people that are questioning, I guess, the whole narrative. And I didn't really realise there was such a crossover until more recently.

But the two worlds were kind of colliding quite a lot. You know, a lot of people I was following on Twitter, I noticed that they were sort of laser-eyed and Bitcoiners and all the rest of it.

So I sort of started to feel there was a real oval act, like an almost exact oval act between people that understood that the money was broken. And people understood, who understood that everything about Covid seemed to be based around lies and distortion of statistics and truth and fear, and trying to leave people

down really dark alleys. So just to give some background, I come from an alternative health practitioner kind of background. So, you know, we've always sat on the outside of mainstream medicine and questioned a lot of things, questioned, you know, who benefits from a lot of the models of health that we

have in our society, usually not the end user, usually, unfortunately, it's the pharmaceutical industry. And so we've always got our eyes open as to, you know, is what we're being told true?

Is it helpful for us, are there other things at play? And, you know, very early on, I was looking at the data coming out about Covid, you know, the people on the diamond princess cruise ship and thinking, well, statistically this doesn't look awful, actually, it looks pretty similar to a flu.

I don't really understand what the complete hype is. I was looking at some of the stuff coming out of China, which I knew instantly was definitely propaganda, you know, people dropping dead on the streets and just watching, you know, they're falling and so on, and having sort of lived over in that part of the world.

I was very nervous, shall I say, about the impact of whatever their messaging was on the West, because I think we have a sort of complacency about that here, but I feel there is a, you know, there is obviously a desire to do for them to run the dominant force in the world.

So I'm just always a bit reticent about taking on the China narrative and to question it. So everything seems to be sort of happening at once. I've been lucky enough to have this delightful virus very early on, so, you know, I kind of knew experientially what that was like for me, and everything just seemed to be lies

that was coming through mainstream media, and it's very worrying. So I kind of took to Twitter to try and find other practitioners and so on, and scientists, whatever, who also concerned, and basically have been obsessively studying it and looking at it for the last 16 months, so yeah, I've learned a hell of a lot about it, about all

the other things that are going on and how they link up. So, you know, unfortunately you end up down various rabbit holes. You can't avoid it, because once you start to realize that things aren't as they seem with COVID, that leads you into it, or why, and why would they be lying about that, and

why would all the governments be doing that in sync, and, you know, who are the WEF and what's going on there, you know, you can't, you just can't stop going down the various channels to try and find out the truth of what's going on, and, you know, that's open

to speculation, but what is an open to speculation is the lies about, you know, there being no treatments for COVID, therefore we have to get the emergency utilization for these experimental gene therapies, you know, all of that lies, it's a very treatable disease.

I could see that they were suppressing, like viciously suppressing, very, very effective treatments in favor of these vaccines, if you want to call them vaccines. I personally don't think they could quite meet the criteria for that, and so it kind of went on, so I kind of got involved with various people that were following this and

trying to speak up, all of them being suppressed and censored, if not wildly discredited, you know, personally attacked, all the rest of it just felt very bad, you know, in a world of science that really credible scientists I was seeing being annihilated online, and

it felt very orchestrated and worrying, and to watch big tech then take over the job of censorship, you know, anyone, any one cantonarrative was being just blocked, and it was like watching some sort of 1950s Russian thing unfold, you know, and it's ongoing.

So my concern is that people aren't getting the facts about the disease, they're not getting the facts about the treatment, they've got a very, very distorted sense of risk around it, you know, so you know, lots of young people, and there's been lots of work on this, actually

the psychological terror around it and how deliberate it was, but the people that are worst affected by that seems to be the younger generation, they absolutely believe this is a deadly disease that everybody can die from, that seems to be the message that they've

been fed and that they believe, but it's just simply not the case, it's extremely treatable everyone could very easily have at home things that would, in early treatment, be absolute game changers, you know, if the government was interested in your health, they would

have disseminated that information, but they haven't, so therefore you know they're definitely not interested in your health, and therefore that links around to that whole sovereign individual thing, where we have to understand the state healthcare system is broken, and

you have to start taking responsibility for your health and your family's health yourself, make sure you're well equipped at home to deal with this stuff, and you know, that's kind of where I think those things intersect, because the more I dig into Bitcoin, the more

I see that stuff, it's kind of like a philosophy, that's the way I see it, you know, I ask myself why am I so taken with Bitcoin, and it's because the more I know, the more everything just clicks into place, it's like yes, you know, we are not taught about money at school,

I had no idea how broken the system was until I started to read, like, you know, the Bitcoin standard, and the sovereign individual, and things like that, and you realise they keep you in the dark, and they don't want you to know that they're stealing your money, or

stealing your time, by stealing your money, by printing more, you know, and so philosophically, I suddenly, you know, something just really clicked, I would say, probably a couple of years ago, I had a friend who had been going on about Bitcoin for years, and we will have fun.

Yeah, I must confess, you know, it was kind of white noise for a long time, I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever, okay, yeah, great, but he was kind of almost, the fervour about it was almost religious, of kind of like, no, seriously, this Bitcoin fixes this, and

so does it, you know, is it just another fad, but he was insistent, and in the end, kind of more to stop going on about it, I was like, you know what, I'm just going to buy some, just to stop you going on about it, and then even that is quite a complex for a novice,

even that the buying of it, if you start from point zero, having to learn how to do it, having to learn, you know, it's a leap of faith, isn't it to sort of transfer money into the ether and hope that it turns up somewhere that you want it to, so it was all those baby

steps, and then I got interested, you know, more and more interested, and then meeting more and more people through him that were quite avidly into it and why they were into it, they'd been through the highs and lows, and it was still going, and, you know, thinking

maybe this is something that can sustain all these stress tests that did seem to be sustaining itself right up to more recently, watching the sort of China debacle unfold and thinking well, this is going to be the acid test of it can cope with this, then I'd say it's

got a fair chance of survival, and it seemed to like bounce fairly quickly out the hole, so I think, you know, once you realise money's broken, we need to fix it, until we fix it, they only, and this isn't a way out of it, and even if it fails, I would want to be in

that fight and doing something to try and help that, you know, you have kids, you want their future to not be the way it's looking like it's going, I don't want them to live like digital slaves, frankly, it is terrifying, you know, and not just the sort of practicalities

of it, but watching how young people's minds are being kind of infected with wrong thinking in this country, probably more so than anywhere else I've lived, it feels to have accelerated into just insanity, you know, some of the ideas that are being floated to young people,

they can't think straight, and they are censoring themselves, and there's so much kind of, you can't say that, you can't say that, it's like, really, that's very dangerous, surely we should be able to say and discuss anything, otherwise, you know, you're shutting down

debate and then how do you evolve ideas, you know, so that all felt worrying and just watching the difference in the school system here in the UK, as opposed to where we've been living for, and you know, it is very different, it's very oppressive, it feels worrying, you

know, it feels like there's sort of ideologies that feel more in place and a kind of communist regime than somewhere that's supposed to be a liberal democracy, and it's insidious, you know, it starts slowly but then it seems to have turned into a bit of a tsunami, so it's

kind of considering all those things, I would like us to be in a place we're not dependent on the system at all, so we did want to pick up and start somewhere else, that's doable, you know, so it's all that kind of crossover, and just trying to make sure that you are

independent, and I don't know, you know, it's hard, it's hard with kids, because kids need kids as well, so it's knowing how to sort of work around the system whilst being in the system, I'm not a great believer in the runaway off grid, I think you have to build a network

within the network, you know, we've found lots of people now that feel similarly, and you sort of build quite a strong bond with those people quite early on, you know, through the lockdowns and whatever, it's like, I'm not isolating my children, so we're going to find people

that are prepared to break these so-called rules, and they're going to allow their children to have normal life, stuff like that, and so yeah, that sort of one side of it, the second side of it is the health side of it, which is my, you know, my profession, where I just think

we have been trained into feeling like we cannot survive without running to the NHS every five minutes for various pills, and there's something the other in order just to be alive, and you know, I just don't subscribe to that model of health at all, I think if there are things that are wrong,

there are reasons for it, you have to find the cause of the reason, and then you have to fix it from the ground up, and fixing it is not usually masking symptoms with drugs, because that doesn't ever get rid of the initial problem, and often causes more problems in so doing, so it's kind of-

It's so reactive. It's so reactive. Yeah. I also worked in the NHS for like eight years, and I don't want to doctor myself too much, but I had to sit in a lot of meetings where I was listening to Waffle that made no fucking sense at all, and the decisions, I mean, so like I wasn't

from that background, but I had to listen to the ideas that they're talking about, and I was thinking, none of this makes any sense. Just from a basic like logical perspective, like you just say, why don't we look at like the root cause of things, you know, if we care about people's health,

why are we pushing like vaccines and drugs and all this sort of stuff rather than more regular checkups or looking at diets, like no one ever looks at diet, maybe it would be a good idea to tackle that, because the quality of what you put into your body is going to then determine

how healthy you are. You very quickly realize like, well, it's not about health, it's about control, it's about money, and I think that's where this intersection comes, you know, we're talking about Bitcoiners with their personal responsibility, which is like a sort of, it is almost like a

religion where it's like, if you fuck up, it's your fault. If you get ill, it's generally, it could be avoided if you had a better diet, if you went to the gym, if you could do, you know, not a hundred percent, but most of the time, if someone pulls the wool over your eyes, it's because you haven't

learned enough. And so it's like an extreme personal responsibility. And once you take on that responsibility and dig deep enough, you realize that, yes, like you said, they are stealing your time, they have been stealing our time for a long time. And that's all we really have as humans. We have a

finite amount of time on this planet with with our families, with our friends, and they steal it. Once you realize that, you know that they're literally taking your life from you. Well, if they're going to do that and they're prepared to do that, is it really that crazy to think that

they would do it in other areas, that they would do it in healthcare, that they would do it with diet, that they would do it with everything else? And you realize, no, it's all a fucking lie.

There's a group of people who are who are taking the piss here. And then there's another group of people who are on our side who are saying, no, we've had enough. We're not taking the shit anymore.

And that is really where Bitcoin has come from. It's come from cypherpunks. It's come from people who have said, no, we see what you're doing. And we're not having it. We are not having it.

It's it's bang on. And these things all in to connect. You realize it's one big monster, as you say, you know, big food, big farmer, all these things that are designed to make you unwell, not to mention that devaluing of money means you have to therefore spend more of your time, you know, doing jobs in

the system just to sort of run to stand still. They don't it doesn't leave any time for looking after yourself, enjoying your life, you know, spending time with family because everything is just shaved off at all sites. And it's like, why have we accepted this? This is this is insanity,

you know, and on and on it goes. So the health stuff, I think, is a really important starting block because if you feel like shit, you can't do anything else, you know, if you're ill, once you're real, everything else falls away, you know, until you're well physically,

you can't tackle all the other things. So I think it is actually a really important foundation of block with all of the other stuff. And I was really interested. One of the things that first caught my eye about Bitcoin is also this crossover about slight being slightly sniffy

about these extreme sort of vegan diets and all the rest of it, which I've had a bug bear about for a long time because I don't see them as being good, you know, what I see in practice and also what I know about the vital chemistry of the body, you know, they may suit some people and that's

absolutely fine. But there are plenty of people genetically and otherwise that those diets are just not practical. They spend, you end up spending your entire time having to work out how to get the nutrients you need rather than, you know, taking animal products where that process has

already been done, you know, so it's about time saving again. It's like, I don't have seven stomachs to digest, you know, buckets of grass. So thanks very much for the cows for doing that job for me, you know. And just experimenting, you know, I've had some, the reason I sort of came to that health

care world was, was health problems of my own and so I'm trying to solve them. And diet was a huge part of that and sort of having to relearn everything you were told and sort of going, oh, that's bullshit as well. Okay, what else? You know, what's next? And so you start pulling

threads and you realise the lies upon lies upon lies, you know, now we see the kind of, I've noticed in the news the last couple of days, suddenly it's not COVID anymore, it's suddenly there's this climate that the take over the narrative into suddenly it's zero day for climate

and it's going to be climate lockdowns, one assumes that, you know, climate lockdown. Yeah, I might come on guys, how long are you going to allow yourself to be manipulated by these pathetic, transparent narratives that do not stand up to any scientific rig at all. So, you know,

I think the focusing on health is a tricky one at the moment because stress is such an impact on, has such an impact on health. I'm I think anyone with a brain in their head could not shield themselves entirely from stress at the moment because you're watching what's unfolding.

And so, you know, you have to have your wits about you and be kind of keeping an eye on things, you know, you're seeing how quickly things are moving, they bet the farm so they're kind of moving too fast. The green pass in France, for example, you know, when you're watching people happily

showing their vaccination status to have a coffee in an outside cafe. I mean, like any French citizen who is partaking in that, like, kind of, it's very hard to have any respect for that. If you can't see that what you've just given away is your freedom, then I don't know everybody else's and mind with it,

to generate, yeah, future generations. I think the thing with that is the brainwashing and nanny state kind of way of doing things, it starts from such a young age. And it seems that like, even through schooling, it's like you take the people who are good at memorizing things and

don't cause problems, don't ask questions, don't push back, you give them encouragement, you shun the other ones, and you sort of push them and farm them into little cubicles and having certain views, and then they can only survive in those jobs and with those people if they keep

those same views. And you basically brainwash from a very, very young age, it's not even that they're fearful of stepping out into the light or stepping out and asking a question. It's almost like they're not capable. And so sometimes I have this hatred for them. And I look at people like

that showing their card or I hear people, you know, say, oh, bloody hell, anti-vaxxers, I wish they'd all die or, you know, something like that. And you think, well, you're a fucking Nazi, but I do think as well, you don't know that you are, like you don't realize you're not capable.

Yes, I mean, on a kind of more balanced day, I'm able to sit outside of it in a kind of more, you know, a macro way and I totally understand how they've got there and why. But it's still relatively, it's not even shocking. I can see exactly how it's happened. You know, you're right,

they start, they get you at four years old in this country and start, you know, morphing you into this obedient drone and, you know, talking to older retired educators, I've been having a conversation recently with someone I've been working with. She says the shift in the curriculum

away from critical analysis of text to, you know, more kind of, so it would used to be, you know, is this a good piece of writing? Why is it a good piece of writing? And now it's, why is this a good piece of writing? You know, it's a sort of subtle shift into already dictating what you're, what

is good and what is bad. And that's not for you to decide is for the state to decide, you know, that's a completely different way of coming at education. And I sort of, it's a weird one, you know, education is another one. I'm just, there's so many different strands at the moment,

but I kind of feel very, a bit of a failure in the sense of, I know that the school that my kids are going to is not good for them. But in the absence of any kind of workable alternative at the moment, they're still going to be going them September, you know, so it feels like a bit of a

failing. But I've only got sort of so many things I can do at once. And that comes clearer. The best we can do is they go, but we have a lot of counter discussions at home about what they're learning.

Is that right? Where's that come from? You know, like trying to make critically think and teach them that outside of the curriculum, that that's perhaps a better way to go. If we want to still exist in this society, they have to kind of learn to live amongst that, you know, it's a difficult

space. It's a difficult space when there's maybe three kids in an entire class who are sort of standing up to this, you know, and who are kind of bullied for it. It's, it's, it's not great. It's not something that I wish that they had to deal with at this time in their life. But on the other

hand, you know, maybe it'll be useful lessons for later because they will learn to question everything. That's what I want to do. And yeah, it's just everything is so, so intertwined. I think once you start digging, you can't stop digging. And it does, you know, I have got that kind of

slightly obsessive personality. Anyway, if I get interested in something, I want to know everything about it. That's why you're fitting with the Bitcoin. We're all a bunch of artists, which is like weird, weird, weird people who get obsessed with one subject and will bury our heads into every book

and learn everything. And you know, it doesn't fit with the rest of society. But you're focusing on all of this with the COVID stuff. And now you're dipping your toe in the Bitcoin. We only have so much bandwidth to then work out the whole schooling system and education. You can't do that

right now. And I think what will happen is people burn themselves out. I've tried to do it at the beginning of COVID and with lots of other subjects. And I was doing all the Bitcoin stuff. And I was looking into education. And I was looking into everything with this virus. And I was trying to

make predictions on what was happening, geopolitical landscape and where I would go. And, you know, all that stuff. And actually, what happens is you just get really, really sick. And you start to go a bit crazy, because you feel like the whole world is against you. And everything is a lie.

And your Neo in the matrix and everyone's after you. And it actually makes you, you know, you get heart publications, you start to get really sick. So I think what's a better way is you just focus on one thing. Like I now focus on Bitcoin. How do I make sure my Bitcoin is secure as possible?

How can I help as many people as possible? How can it be as private as possible? How can I help people connect and learn from each other? And I just focus on that. And it takes the pressure off everything else, which means I haven't had the time for the COVID stuff. And you're

going headlong into the to the COVID stuff. And so you've mentioned to me at the beginning, you're saying like, Oh, you know, there are other treatments, there are other things that can be done. So I think maybe a good point to go to is for anyone listening so we can give some

actionable advice. Yeah, people who listen to the show generally are thinking for themselves. They already know the state is seeing their time. They already know that the money's fucked. But they're also going to be thinking, well, how do I keep my family safe? How do I do something so

that, you know, let's just be clear, this is a real virus, isn't it? There are, you know, you can get ill. It can, it can cause you a real virus. And it can be devastating. You know, I've had I have a good friend who has been extremely ill, you know, hospitalized for weeks. And, you know,

very much touch and go, it can be devastating if you're very unlucky for all sorts of reasons. So, you know, it's good to be prepared for that very, very small chance that because actually, once you walk through the doors into hospital, I think that's when your chances actually go down

because the treatment protocols used in the NHS are wrong. It's just quite that simple. They're using the wrong drugs and they're using them at the wrong time and they're making people worse in my view. So, it's really important to kind of understand the early treatment of this disease

because it's an absolute game changer. So, you know, it's a sneaky virus. It destroys the lung, like the bronchi and it can be, it can be sneaky. You can feel okay, but your oxygen levels are just going through the floor. So, there's a few things you can do to, you know, there is a wonder drug

out there, basically. But if you were to take that for five days at the beginning of getting COVID, if you were sure it was COVID, it would basically stop it in its tracks in the majority of cases if properly dosed for your size. And there's endless RCTs and meta-analyses that show

that this drug is a miracle drug and it's I've met in. And, you know, once India stopped pissing about the vaccines and just went back to I've met in, you know, do you see India in the news anymore? No, why not? Because largely it's gone away. Why? Because, you know, they can just go

into any chemist and buy it because it's the same drug as is used for various sort of parasitic infections. It just happens to bind to a receptor on the spike protein that stops it docking to cells and invading the cells. So, it just stops it dead in its tracks. It's brilliant. Like,

it's the most elegant kind of rebranding of an existing out of patent drug that you could possibly imagine. Why do they suppress it? Because it's out of patent. It costs buttons. It costs like five cents a tablet. And they wanted the emergency use authorizations for vaccines to

push through all the vaccine passports and everything else that knocks on from that. So, they don't give a shit about your health. I mean, that's, I'm sure everybody listening to this understands that. So, you know, what are people doing? So, here in the UK, I know lots of people

that have sourced this drug via Indian pharmacies, you know, just via WhatsApp or they get sent a load and happy days and they have it in their cupboard and then they know they're covered. So, it's things like that. It's like the system's broken. What do I need to do? How do I get it?

Another interesting sort of anecdotal from a colleague of mine who, you know, they're a trained physician and they got sick and they went to the doctor and said, you know, I've seen that Pidesse and I, which is the inhaled steroid for asthma. It has amazing results in

early treatment, you know, 95% efficacy blah, blah, blah. So, would you be able to describe it for me? The answer is no. You're the wrong age. Sorry, you're under 50. It's not on our protocol list, so you can't have it. It's ridiculously cheap. It's incredibly safe and it hits the steroids

directly where you want it, you know, onto the lungs. You do not want systemic steroids when you're fighting a virus like that at the beginning. So, you know, again, back to your friendly Indian pharmacist, you can order all this stuff if you want to, you know, you just have to go find out about it.

So, if I was worried in any way about this virus and there is nerves, you know, we are bombarded with propaganda about it, even whilst trying to avoid it, you know, every day in the paper, you've got somehow some film crew has managed to get into a hospital to record some guy going,

I wish I'd listened and I wish I'd had a vaccine. Who happens to be a paid actor? Yeah, who happens to be a paid actor? And by the way, I'm telling you right now, no one's getting near anyone in the hospital because you cannot for love nor money go and visit even your

family. So, you know, how they've managed to get a whole film crew and this is quite extraordinary. However, it does, you know, it goes straight to your amygdala and your fear response and like, you know, what if I am, what if it, what if I do end up suffocating dying of COVID because I didn't

listen and, you know, all that kind of stuff. So, there's inhalers. So, the sub-utimal is the blue inhaler, the puedesinide is the brown inhaler. These are wonder drugs, you know, very early on.

Is this sorry? Is this what I would have used? Because I had asthma when I was a kid and I had becca tied and becca tied was the brown one. So, becca tied is the is the steroid inhaler and the blue one is the sub-utimal, which is just ventiline. So, you're not allowed that if you're

under 50 is what they're saying. They won't prescribe it for you because it's not on their protocol. And what is extraordinary is it took them almost a year to notice that this extreme respiratory virus that's supposed to be lethal wasn't killing asthmatics, which would seem odd.

And so, you know, it took them quite a long time to look into why that was and they realised it's because these people take prophylactic inhalers and they take steroid inhalers. So, they're largely, you know, their lungs are sort of protected from the extreme side of it because

it, you know, inhalers, when you're in extreme sort of acute respiratory distress, are bloody brilliant like cells. So, beautiful, just instantly dilates the bronchi so that the gas exchange is helped, you know. So, it's stuff like that. It's like, why would you not give that to someone

who's actively got COVID? With no real side effects. Just because they're not labelled as asthmatics, this is bonkers. And then you've got, you know, you've got the one that's talked about a lot is the links between COVID and vitamin D deficiency. You know, there's been a kind of move to dismiss

anything that's about vitamins as, you know, rubbish, kind of alternative health nonsense, but the correlation here is huge. So, everybody, you know, if you're bothered, then take vitamin D throughout the winter. I do spray one's kind of you. Spray one's suppling who is better because

you can, you can absorb it more readily. But also, in that vein, you know, when it's sunny, get out in the sun because naturally synthesised vitamin D is always going to be better than, you know, anything out of a sort of supplement spray. And vitamin C in high doses early on,

you know, quite interestingly, there were studies very early on in China and they figured out that this was IVs of vitamin C were incredibly good at treating this virus. And they ordered like 50 million doses of it. Now, we had some researchers in the UK that tried to set up a trial to look

into the effects of IV vitamin C. Went to try and do it, public health England, like, sorry, we don't have any vitamin C in stock. And it has to be the special vitamin C from PhD. So, unfortunately, we're not going to be able to sort of complete that trial at this time. I mean,

you just, you can't believe the levels of kind of incompetence and just basic common sense, it doesn't exist. It's like in a beer moth kind of institution, like the NHS, everything is stopped by process. You know, like at least in America, you have doctors who have a bit more freedom

to try things and see if they work. And that's why the doctors, there's a group called FLCCC, which I've sent you the link to actually. And they've protocolized their treatment options, early treatment, mid treatment, late treatment for people to see so that they can educate themselves

and equip themselves. And it's really, really effective. So yeah, I just think it's about preparing yourself and zinc, very important, but in order for zinc to be taken up into the cells, you need an ionophore. So you need something like quercetin to help the cells absorb the zinc.

So it's just knowing stuff like that is really, really a game changer in the course of the disease. And these aren't kind of, what's the word, we were, you know, this is just biochemistry.

So they shouldn't be ignored. Would it be possible that after we record this, you could send me a list of... I've got Ivermectin and zinc and, you know, the different bits and the Beckettide and Halers and things, but that we could have in the show notes so that someone listening to this

can go right. Here's my bag that I have in the cupboard for if someone in my family gets ill, because it sounds like it's going to cost not a lot. And they can be prepared and then... Can you hear me? One, two. I've lost you, I think.

Oh, you've lost me. Can you hear me now?

Bollocks. All right, hold on. Let me stop this. Right, we're recording again. Not sure what happened there. So we lost each other just when you were going through the sort of the alternative treatments and the things that you should maybe have in your cupboard. I think I got everything up past vitamin C and then you were talking about

zinc and there was one other thing. Yeah, so I think I dropped you or it got lost around sort of the importance of zinc, but also quercetin or some sort of zinc ionophore, which is no point taking zinc if the cells can't take up the zinc, so you need some way of getting

the zinc into the cells in order to disable the virus. So zinc with quercetin is a really good combination and I believe that's where hydroxychloroquine comes into it as well. So I think that behaves like a zinc ionophore, so that's one of the mechanisms that that works on as well.

But hopefully you've got some of the vitamin C stuff in the recording, but it's just high doses of it are really, really good early on. So at home you can take up to like three grams over three doses, so like one gram in the morning, one gram in the afternoon, one gram in the evening,

you know. Now one of the things, I've sent you a document with the, which is like the protocol that the doctors in the US have put together in device that people can familiarize themselves, but one of the things they don't seem to mention is the importance of not suppressing early fever.

And it's one of those things that coming from the natural health world, we sort of bang on about quite a lot. It's like, and it's actually, you know, it's a quite, it's a mainstream belief, but people just aren't trained in that way. As soon as they get ill, they reach for paracetamol

and there seems to be this weird cultural belief that when you get ill, you've got to lower the fever and it's absolutely the opposite. The fever is what kills the pathogen, so you're going into boxing match and cutting off your hands first. So, you know, don't lower any associated fever,

let your body do what it's trying to do to kill the viral pathogen. That's one of, that's not just for kind of COVID, that's one of my best pieces of advice for stop. It's like, you know, you don't, don't try and stop what the body is trying to do in order to get you better,

you know. And the losing of appetite is fine as well, you know, fasting through a viral sort of fight is very normal because you're using your energy to fight the virus and not for digestion.

So, but, you know, you can support it with liquid broths and the usual kind of old wives tales of hot toddies and things like that are actually really, really good. So, just keeping fluids up with salts and giving yourself some energy without having to digest stuff is really, really useful.

Rest and all the obvious things, but it is very contagious. So, you know, your kind of natural common sense kicks in, when I got it, my instinct was like, keep my kids and my husband away from me because I cannot look after them if they get ill at the same time, you know. So, it's just the

sort of, I think you have, you kind of learn to shut down your instincts about these things, but we've got a lot of innate common sense about what to do when you're ill, and I think it's tuning back into your instincts about what makes sense as well because we're deprogrammed, I think,

to do all the wrong things and then we sort of pay the price. So, I think you have to kind of relearn a lot of the basics about what to do when you're sick and they're just so obvious, you know, rest. Don't rush back into things before you're probably better because you really need the

recovery, I think, particularly with COVID. You have to kind of let your lungs and your body recover, it does do quite a lot of damage, and if you're lucky enough for it to sort of become systemic, then, you know, it does knock you about, so it's just making sure the recovery is well

supported with good diet and plenty of rest. And the other thing is that they do mention on the document that you'll probably share in the notes is to have an oximeter at home, which is just a 10 pounds from Amazon. You clip it, you can clip it to the end of your finger and it will show you

your oxygen saturation. So, there's no need to worry, you know, you'll have it there in in black and white to see, it's like, oh, actually, I'm at 95, no problem, I'm fine. And it takes away the fear because fear is, you know, is definitely bad when you're ill, you can very quickly descend

and feel like things are awful. So, I think having some tools that put your mind at rest is actually really, really useful. And that's useful in general, you know, people have respiratory viruses, it's just such a great little gizmo and it's 10 quid, you know, it's a really good thing

to have at home. So, I think, you know, my top favorites are inhalers, ivermectin, oximeter, vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc and quercetin. And, you know, with those kind of combination, you'd have to be spectacularly unlucky for things to go wrong if you catch early. And the cost of all

of these things is very, very low. And also, the availability, you know, really is pretty high, like, if you just have to do a little bit of digging, you can get hold of any of these things, really. And they're all like very, very well tested, safe. Yeah, the safety record. I mean,

Ivermectin is one of the safest drugs out there. I mean, it's been like billions and billions of doses has been administered of this drug with very, very few sort of side effects. And it's all there for everyone to see, you know, and again, to go back to the Bitcoin ethos, don't trust,

verify, go do all your own research, go read the literature, go look at there's a group called Bird, which is the British Ivermectin research and development, I think it is. There's a wonderful doctor called Tess Lowry, who's done all the meta analyses of all of the research into Ivermectin

and has been trying to shout it from the rooftop. There was quite a famous Twitter in 2020, where she tweeted a video and was like, I have delivered this information to Matt Hancock. And I've had no response. This is a doctor who's worked for the WHO. You know, she's incredibly well qualified

to say whether this is effective or not. And she she was just completely ignored. And that's when you need to start asking questions, you know, why, like, why would they ignore this incredibly cheap, incredibly effective drug in favor of injecting very, very experimental, never done before,

mRNA technologies into, well, first old people, then the goal post move, then it was younger people, and now it's children. You know, why anyone who's thinking of injecting this into their child should know this has absolutely no possible benefit and many risks, you know, these are real things that

have happened to real children already in the States, you know, loads of cases of myocarditis and worse, you know, neurological damage, all sorts of things. And it carried absolutely, you know, benefit to them. That's a good question to pull on then is, is the why? Before we dive into it,

I just want to make 100% sure that I'm getting your recording because I'm seeing my wave format, but I'm not seeing yours. Can I just check to see if you'll see it? Yeah, sure. I'm actually, I don't see me, I only see you. You can hear me there, right? I can hear you, but I really want

to just make sure we get this. So what I think might be worth doing is just sending one more link, because I'm not seeing any wave format. I'm seeing you and you're hearing me, but I'm not seeing it in general. Do you think the other one was non-existent or you'll be able to raise the game? Because that's weird.

I... I don't know. There's been nothing about prevention, nothing about getting fit, getting healthy, you know, having some of these things on hand, should you, you know, why aren't they plugging these things if they care about your health? What are they doing? Instead, they're

socially isolating you, which we know is terribly damaging for the immune system, scaring the crap out of you, also very bad for the immune system. And all the other thing, you know, closing gyms, leaving McDonald's open whilst shutting, you know, healthy restaurants and all the rest of it. It's

like none of it makes sense. If you think they're looking after your health, then you're not paying attention. And it's really that simple, isn't it? I think once you stop thinking about them as your, you know, I often think that people behave like Boris is their daddy or something, you know,

that they have to do what he says. It's like he's just some buffoon. It's an abusive child-parent relationship is what it is. It really is. It's paternalistic. Yeah, from an outside perspective, it's really, it's really horrible. And you're right, they do. You know, people look up to the

government like it's family. Like, you know, what do I tell me what to do? Tell me what to think? Possibly take responsibility for myself, you know, need you to tell me what to do, how to act, how to look after my family. And it's like, that's what's so attractive about the Bitcoin world

and the people within it. It's they've just turned that on its head. And it's so refreshing when you feel like you've been that way all your life, but no one around you has been particularly keen on that.

You know, to suddenly find a tribe of people that think in that way has been, it's been really you know, I definitely have my friend to thank for that. And I'm very grateful to him as I tell him often. And, you know, it's it gives me this kind of feeling of hope as well because

I saw this list earlier on Twitter about things you should be doing that feel positive rather than sitting around moaning. And, you know, obviously the first one is buying Bitcoin and it's controlling your keys, anonymizing your assets, which I must say I'm still having to get to grips with. I haven't

I haven't yet figured out how to do that. Yeah, we had a long talk about this. We did. And I need to figure out coin join and whether it's possible even now, you know, that it's because I was doing the sort of buying through Coinbase and doing it the very normal way. Not really understanding.

It's all possible. And like say, anytime you want help with it, just jump on a phone with me. I'll go through it. It's really not a problem. Brilliant. And the other thing was I on my sort of longer term list, I would like to run a node. But I know that's going to be quite a learning curve.

And the other one he had on his list was getting a second passport. So I've already done that. So I suppose, you know, I've done one thing on the list, right? But unfortunately, the second passport is not very useful because it's one of the totalitarian the most of the totalitarian of the

totalitarian. So I might put that one in the bin and try and get another one. Have you listened to what Katie the Russian is doing? No. So bit off topic, but it is it all ties in because I'm also looking to get another passport or a few passports. And there's a Bitcoin, I need to get on this

show actually. I keep talking about her. She's called Katie the Russian and she finds people the passports will be that will be most useful for them. Yeah, she deals with all the paperwork, does all the application forms, she works with Portugal and I think six islands around the Caribbean

and basically will do all the legwork for you and you pay her. I think it's like $15,000 or something to do the legwork. That's all she does. Fantastic. You should basically say, right, okay, well, this passport, you know, you can get for ex country in the Caribbean, you become full resident,

you can vote there, you get the whole thing for your whole family, get the passport. And then if the UK say, well, you cannot leave without this fucking jab, you can say, well, actually, I will be leaving and I'm going on this passport. You can get home. It also has a nice benefit of

zero percent tax, some of these places, which is quite handy. Well, that's it. And I think you do start to sort of think in that kind of way. And I've always been aware that having extra citizenship can be an insulator in real times of crisis. And I'm slightly irritated with my

deceased father because I could have got a passport through him. But and I tried to explain all this. I was like, you know, you think that everything's fine and dandy, but things can change very quickly.

And actually, this isn't for me necessarily. This is for the kids. And you know, the world can shift and change. And unfortunately, when that parent dies, the bloodline, you're right to that passport dies with it. So I'm still pissed off by that. But luckily, I've got another foreign

grandparent that's looking more promising. So I'm just busy stacking passports as well as tax at the moment, because there will be a least worst, I would say. And you know, if one of those gives you access to the European Union, although I think that's probably going to be the most fucked,

there will be least worst, because there are some countries within that that sort of steadfastly pretend to go along with things whilst studiously ignoring them. So, you know, I think you've got very, very different cultures there who have different ways of just getting around governments

because they're used to it. So I think it's good to have as many options as possible on the table. And as you say, so that you have other consulates and other places you can go if the if the screw is really, really tight, which I think given the speed of travel is just a sensible thing to do

as a sort of insurance policy, because I just I cannot believe the speed with which we are where we are. Yeah, well, the question we ask is like, they obviously don't care about your health, what is this all about? And I think to most of us, it's obvious it's about control,

controlling your movement, you know, that's what these things are, their movement licenses, controlling your health, controlling your access to drugs, controlling your access to money, controlling what you spend it on, controlling how it works. It's it's all control all the way down.

And to me anyway, it feels like the reason that they're rushing, and they are rushing now, they really are rushing. I think they understand or are beginning to understand what they're up against, beginning to understand what technologies like Bitcoin can do. And they're stumbling in

some ways. It's a good thing because it's making people question. Sometimes they're going, this is fucking stupid. And people are starting to wake up, but it's also scary because it's going so fast. And they're trying desperately not to let anyone out of their grip that things,

you know, a year and a half, two years ago would have sound crazy. Like we're here talking about, we need to get as many passports as we can. If we need to flee the country in case we get imprisoned in our country and we can't leave and unless someone forcibly injects a substance that we don't

really understand into our body against our will that is provably unnecessary and there are other and unsafe to have that conversation. Honestly, would sound crazy two years ago. But to anyone with their eyes open, it makes sense. Where are we in another two? I know. And that's the thing.

It's like, you know, having this conversation two years ago would have been, it just would have seemed a little bit far fetched. And that's why I think if you're not having these conversations, you're not paying attention to what's going on. They've bet the farm,

they're doing it too quickly. The wheels are kind of falling off, actually, because although they've used the internet against us, they also didn't factor in that the internet is also our tool.

And we can share information outside of their own networks, even with all their censorship and whatever, you know, the likes of Telegram are really things like that, which haven't, they haven't managed to control quite so vigorously have been brilliant in terms of people who want

the information can get it. So, you know, and there are a lot of good people in the fight in all the countries. When you go for a global takeover, you better be good at it, because there's going to be a lot of pushback. And, you know, I can name people in every single country, whether this

is going on, who I just think have been absolute heroes in trying to kind of push back, get the truth out there, try and keep things on track. And I think America is the one that is really interesting to watch at the moment, because there do seem to be some players that are really pushing

back. And because of the way the system works there with the individual states, it's really hard for them to pull it off. So, and the division where it seems to have been adopted by the religious sort of the Christian, more the Christian right, where that's that's it. I think they're not going

to win those people now, they know what's going on. So, you know, that what's going to end there, is it going to end in civil war, is it going to end in them actually realizing that they've just bitten off to more than they could chew. But I think Europe seems to be succeeding with its

scrutiny tightening much more than in America. Canada obviously is a disaster. Australia is terrifying. I mean, New Zealand, it's just an absolute baffling situation in New Zealand. This woman is just absolutely incredible to me that she's getting away with it. So, we'll see. I think

it's going to be a really telling winter in this hemisphere anyway, just to see what happens because people are bored of it as well, which is helpful. So, there's some time limit to the madness of crowds. Apparently, it's about 12 to 18 months. You know, all the ones that have happened in the past,

like the Salem witch and all these other crazinesses that have happened. They last about a year and a half, and then they just kind of, they don't sustain themselves because everyone's too bored.

You can't say stay scared forever. So, I think they'll have a harder time selling all the climate bullshit than they have selling this. I think they don't take into account human nature, and humans are very unpredictable. So, we'll see if the minority can push back to the extent

that there's enough of us. That's why it's really important that people hold the line. I'm so kind of despondent about mates that just did it so they could go on holiday. I know. I'm not really. That's pathetic. It's so pathetic.

It's sad, you know, it's like you're prepared to give up your kids' freedoms for two weeks in Magalufa, whatever. You know, I just don't, it's very hard for me to kind of feel compassion for that particular reasoning. It's like, oh dear God, you know, with that sort of short-term thinking,

we may be doomed as a species, you know. But, you know, I'm trying to stay much more positive. I think getting away was really good, like, you know, getting a holiday and unplugging from it because it does take over. I'm trying to remember that I've got kids that I'm supposed to be enjoying

as well and stuff like that. And just trying to get some balance back now because that, again, links back to the health thing, it's like you've got to, as you were saying, you know, when you get so far into the stuff, you end up obsessive and then you end up sick. So, then you have one, you know,

and it's that bloody mindedness of like, they're not going to win. I refuse to let that happen. You have to have that. You have to, yeah, number one is you have to look after yourself and your family. And, you know, you start with, as crazy as it sounds, you have to kind of start with finances,

you have to take control of your finances because they flip a switch tomorrow and say, oh, anyone who hasn't been vaccinated, right, your bank accounts closed. Good luck feeding your family. Yeah, absolutely. Which they can do, you know, people don't understand that, but they can

do that. They can do that. Particularly if you don't understand the importance of cash in that model to have the last bastion of sort of anonymous freedom in spending, you know, people are so, they've been trained into like, beep, you know, just contactless pain. They're like, what was the

difference? Like, there's a difference and need to understand that difference, because if they take away that, then we're China, you know, like that's it. And do you, you know, having sort of had some experience of that culture, I think, at the beginning, I couldn't understand the link

between what was going on in the West and, and what was, you know, what I was seeing in China, because it, I couldn't see how those pieces linked together. And now I'm inclined to think that the kind of the groups that are implementing this saw the Chinese model as a perfect way of

exerting control, and they're just copying it. Yes. So I don't, you know, I don't know how much there's a deep alliance between China and these groups, I'd say probably not, and certainly not from China's perspective, even if the other groups think there is, you know. So I think they've just

found a really, really good model that works. So they're just copying it. And unless we fight back against it, by the time people realize it will be too late, that's my concern. It's like, you, you know, if you start through nudge technique, they're just getting you to agree to more and

more and more and more. And then by the time they wake up, yeah, it's just done, you know. So people need to, I think that the things I'm really focused on at the moment, actually, is not so much the COVID stuff, because you've done, I've done it to death, you know, there's no more to say about it,

really. It's treatable. Get on with your lives, you know, stop wearing masks, the pointless, start modeling proper normal behavior for your children, because if you don't, then, you know, their mental health is going to suffer. And I think what the focus should be now is all the

energy has to be into stopping these vaccine passports. I guess that's something where we can say, like, how do we go about doing that? I've had the experience of I was the annoying Bitcoiner for three or so years telling everyone, and I knew I was factually correct. I knew that the other

systems folks, I know that this is better. And I can tell you, nobody gives a shit. Nobody cares, no matter how many graphs and charts and numbers and figures and whatever you can try and pause.

I did presentations and all that, nobody cares. And it seems that it's the same with COVID. Yeah, 100%. Obviously, you're going to know way more with the figures and stuff than I do, but the one that I kept pulling out, because I have a few, I'd call them religious, that their

religion is COVID in my family. Yeah, and they love it. And they're like, they're obsessed with it. And so I tried just a few simple ones where I'd go, why are death rates globally no different?

If it's so dangerous, why are the death rates no different? And you show them there's no difference. Yeah, statistically immaterial. Yeah. Yeah. And so that because they're saying, ah, it's whatever, you know, crazy numbers is this amount and this R number and this amount

of tests are positive. And I'm like, OK, we'll forget all that. How many are dying? So it's possible that that data in the middle is manipulated and that maybe these tests or these numbers are manipulated to fit their narrative. So let's talk about if it's that dangerous, why is no one else dying?

And if no one else is dying, then what's the fucking need for all this? And then question that. But I haven't found good enough sources or good enough ways of explaining it to wake people.

I don't believe that that's possible. Yeah, I was actually going to mention that. I think I've got a track record of persuading zero people in my life. But certainly that I know personally, I've had greater success with strangers actually. But they will not hear it. They don't want to

hear it. They don't want to question because if you question it, the whole house of cards comes down. So you can see this sort of glaze. It's almost like they're hypnotized. And I am wondering what's going on on the telly because we don't watch telly, which is why I'm wondering if there's

some sort of hypnotic characteristic that I'm not taking into account because it's light being at a Darren Brown show half the time, where you're just giving blind, irrefutable facts. You know, if I say something like, but there's a treatment, like why, you know, why would they

suppress a treatment that's known to be effective? It's quite weird, isn't it? You know, and that kind of question asking. And the just the smoke's coming out the ears, you know, and partly, I think now it's too late because people have taken the jab. They double down. Yeah, you do not want to

hear that maybe you've been played or maybe it was unsafe or maybe, you know, there's another agenda going on because then you will have to kind of really sit with the idea that you might have played Russian roulette with your health and may still have. Let's be completely honest,

there's no long term safety data. If this causes cancers because of, you know, some weird immune response that no one's factored in because no one's studied it, then it's too late, you know, half the country's injected it. Or if they're right about, you know, there's some animal studies

that show that the lipid nanoparticles are sequestered in the ovaries and the testes and the spleen and the adrenals various other places. But if that means that people are infertile as a consequence, nobody knows because no one's studied it, you know, hopefully not. But that is an unknown,

and that's why you don't experiment on millions of people at the same time. And that's why you do long term, you know, safety studies over a decade, and they didn't. And no one got informed consent, and really that's illegal. And you know, the whole thing is kind of medical criminality on the most

extreme scale. And the kind of the religious fervor that people are sort of, they've joined a cult, and it's really that simple. And they're behaving like people that have joined a cult with their weird badges and all the rest of it, you know. You know, the one where they put it in their profile

picture, double vaxxed around it. What are you doing? Like, this is weird, though. What do you tell me whether you're HIV positive or you're at it? And have you had your sleep test? You know, it's just like utterly bizarre. Or your flu shot. No one gets an annual flu shot. And well, actually,

my grandma used to say, Oh, I've had the flu shot. She'd like to tell me over a cup of tea, but she didn't like wear it on a t-shirt. Well, you know, get a tattoo. I mean, the tattoo ones are the best.

I mean, Jesus, where they've had like the Pfizer and their lot number tattooed on their arm, and thinking absolutely weird. And humans are crazy, aren't they? So I mean, some of it's quite humorous, I suppose you have to laugh because otherwise you cry. But I think in terms of,

how do we get through to people? Well, if you figure that out, please let me know. But I think for now, I don't believe that anyone that isn't already kind of on the fence about it will be persuaded. I think that's kind of like it takes two months to brainwash people, apparently,

according to the KGB and various other writings. So we're now a year and a half in of constant bombardment of propaganda. Like, I think the brain chemistry is changed. The ideas are set. It's going to be very, very hard to step back from that. I think we need to shift the focus actually

away from COVID and on to do you really want your kids to not have the freedom to move about as you did? And do you think that's fair and right? And do you think that that might be a push too far?

Because even a lot of the vaccinated people can they can get on board with the idea that that doesn't sound particularly fun. And you know, what's to stop them changing the conditions to this booster or that booster or this or that or the other, you know? So once you make

that deal, there's no going back from it. So it's kind of making people understand that freedoms, you don't give them away. You don't give them away because you never get them back. Not without lots of bloodshed, usually. So I think we kind of need to almost move past COVID,

go look, here's how you treat it. You've had your vaccines, so you feel safe, great, good for you. But also have some over mexins, so you're actually safe. Yeah, so actually get some drugs that work because if you look at the ICU numbers, we can clearly

see that not only do they not work, but it looks very much like they're behaving like leaky vaccines. So, you know, why is it in the middle of summer suddenly everybody's ill? That's weird, isn't it?

What's changed from last summer when we're now a year and a half in? You know, these are the questions that scientists should be screaming about and they're, well, they are, many of them are, but they're being censored. So I feel like we need to move the conversation on to just trying to,

well, I mean, the children's vaccinations thing. Even that, I feel like this might sound quite foetus, but I think unfortunately it's too late. If I take my kids' cohorts into consideration, 90% of them willingly, actively want it, the parents want it, it's done, unfortunately.

And we can't, even though the JCVI doesn't recommend it, they're just overriding it and doing it anyway. So, you know, that's kind of the sad reality, but we, you know, there's lots of pushback still, people are really trying with the kids, and I think that is some people's line in the sand,

actually, although they'll take risk bizarrely with their own health, they might think twice if you mentioned the word fertility in children, you know, myocarditis in children, they might actually think, well, you know, are there risks from COVID? Now, a lot of them think that they think that their

kids are at risk because of the distortion of truth. That's a new scary and, yeah, or the obsession with long COVID, which again, there's no evidence for in children. So, you know, it's just, I don't know how you undo that at this point, because it's the virtue signaling of it that the kids in

my kids classes, I don't think they're even really thinking about the disease, they're thinking about that's what you do if you're a good person, because that's what the message is, you know.

I had someone attack me the other day about it. It was a friend of a friend who was going to be part of, I was best man for a wedding, and he was going to be one of the other groomsmen, and it's complete cock, like, just to complete retard this guy, and he was attacking me and

another guy because we were, literally the words were, you're killing people's grandparents because you haven't had the vaccine, how can you live with yourself, you know, all the sort of stuff that you'd have on TV? Deranged nonsense. Yeah, and I would say, okay, fine, let's just take this

one step back. What about freedom of choice? What about the fact that I don't want this injected into my body, and that if you're then saying that you would want to force me to do that, do not see that there's an issue there? And the answer is still no. There's no logic anymore,

and I do think, you know, talking about brainwashing, I do think it's like this repetition is the most basic form of mind control. Absolutely. You're seeing it on posters, you're seeing it in adverts, you're seeing it on the news, you're hearing people repeat it, and it's always the same little phrase,

you know, it's like you're killing someone's grandma, wear a mask, save lives, you know, it has kind of stuff. It's like, it's brutal, it's abusive. I mean, you know, there's the state of fear by Laura Doddsworth, who's documented it all, and it's frankly illegal to do that without,

but you know, if it's kind of written in, you don't psychologically manipulate the public without their consent, you know, and the whole thing is just such a mess. And the problem is when you're in the minority, even though it's the majority that's lost their mind, you're a minority. So it's very

hard to keep your compass kind of, you know, or keep your balance, actually, when everyone around you has gone bonkers. But that doesn't mean just because everyone went bonkers that you have to join them. And, you know, we do have plenty of examples in history. And, you know, when you talk about

things like World War II, the very first reaction, oh, don't be ridiculous as hyperbolic. And, you know, it's like, yeah, well, it didn't start with guessing them, did it? It started with many, many other steps way, way before that. And merging of medical and military and all this sort of stuff. It's very

similar. I mean, the parallels are quite frankly chilling. And that's why on a dark day, I do feel a bit sort of twitchy about it just because of the speed that it's going. But I mean, you know, it's the hill all down. There's just no way. There's just no way that I'm making that deal with it with

the government, whatever the other side of that coin is, if it's picking up and moving to somewhere better or different, that's absolutely fine. I've moved country several times. I'm not scared of that, you know. So I just think we just got to hold the line and hold our nerve and focus on delightful,

hopeful things like Bitcoin and growing nice things and, you know, and collecting passports and things because, yeah, you know, I can't live in in the fear, if I'm living in the fear of what they're up to, then it's just as bad, you know, it's just as bad for my health and just as bad for

my kids and all the rest of it. So I choose actually mostly to take piss out of it because it's how I sort of deal best with things is just laughing. I think that's wise. And I think there's some good advice there, you know, so we've sort of covered, obviously, make sure your finances are

sorted, which, you know, that's basically what the show does anyway. So anyone listening knows that. Now we've given an idea of what you're going to stock in your cupboard in case you do get this virus, which is real. It can harm some people and there are treatments. So let's make sure that we

have got the treatments. Yeah, just one thing I always like to add as well is that the thing that people forget is prior immunity. So half the population isn't me already. You know, so that's already pretty good odds, isn't it? One out two that you just can't get it. So, you know, in my,

like when I got it, we were in a house of nine people and it was bang on, four of us got ill. You know, and four of us absolutely fine. And we, it was winter, we were inside for days together, it was before anyone had heard of it. It was a petri dish, you know. And so I think people think

there's a hundred percent chance that they could get it. There's already only a 50 percent chance that you could even get it. And if you're in that 50%, there's a minuscule chance that you'll get really, really old, you know, it's minuscule. Unless you're really unhealthy or really unhealthy,

you know, maybe you've smoked for 20 years or whatever, maybe you'll really overweight. The obesity thing, no one talks about it. I'm sorry, guys, that's a fact. This is, this is like, you can dance around it. But if you're overweight, you're at much greater risk from this disease.

That's just a fact, right? So lose some weight, do some exercise. Well, maybe don't smoke as much. And hope for the best, get some drugs in the, in the cabinet that will be useful and get them with your life because it's not getting any longer. That's the other thing, isn't it? What a waste of

life, like putting off your life for this imaginary place in the future where you think everything's going to be safe, like life isn't safe. Get back to normal, get back to normal, feel back better, you know, it's like, you know, just, you know, grow up is the thing I sometimes feel myself

mouthing in my head. It's like, just grow up, take some risks, live your life. That is life is just risks and assessing those risks and moving forward. That's all it is. And, and also, you know, we forget humans, I think that we are part of nature. We try and insulate

ourselves from it, but nature's fucking brutal. And there's risks around every corner. Absolutely. And people die. Yeah, people die. Yeah, that's the other thing. It's like, we live in a culture that has totally insulated us from the notion of death. And so we're just not

used to facing it. And I think there needs to be more conversations about it. I think it needs to be more visible when it happens, you know, they sort of shield you from it when people die near, you know, it's like, actually, go and be with it and watch someone die. And, and, and it's very,

like, I feel like that was quite a sort of privilege, actually, I was there when my mum died. And it was, there was something really kind of, it was almost like a similar sort of energy to when people are giving birth, you know, it's a real process. And it took all the fear away from dying, actually,

because you sort of watch it happen. And it doesn't feel scary. And it doesn't feel awful. It just, it, it feels like it's a part of life, you know. And so I think there needs to be more facing of our demons about that, because we're so, I think because we've lost religion a lot,

and I'm not religious myself, because I was raised to Catholic. We spoke about that with a similar, similar background. Yeah, so, but I think when you take away that, the faith in something, then it leaves a bit of a hole and lots of fear to go with it. But actually, I think for me, it's just like life is beautiful,

you know, like, if you're going to properly live it and enjoy all the things on offer and you don't need any guarantees about it going on forever, because it's definitely not going to. So, I feel like this great sadness last year of all this wasted life and all these old people that

were spending the last year of their life in social isolation, and then dying, you know, actually, inhumane, absolutely unforgivable, unforgivable, what's happening in care homes, you know.

And they didn't care. They just wanted to see their grandkids. Like you speak to, speak to most people who are coming to the end of their life, all they want to do is spend time with their grandkids and their children and their family. They didn't give a shit. They're not like,

"Oh, no, I could die of this." It's like they know they're dying. They know they're in the end. Everybody knows dying. They're used to it. You know, it's just to kind of, you know, not in my name, kind of thing. It's like, it's just, it's such an abuse of old people, young people, you know,

the most vulnerable in society, you've got the most screwed, let's be honest. And I think it's a very shame, you know, it's kind of a society that really needs to have a real rethink about its moral compass at this point. And speaking of moral compass, I should go and feed my children

who are probably hungry at this point. Yeah. Well, look, thank you so much for coming on. Thanks so much for having me. I really, really enjoyed talking to you. And it was, it's really nice to meet you in the Bitcoin world, which I get more and more obsessed with

daily. So I may be coming to ask questions about various technical things, which are far beyond my understanding at this point. Just, just give me a shout. I'm happy to walk through it all.

You will be running a node. You will be coin joining. It will all, it will all happen. Yeah, that's my September. My September project is that it's like less Covid and more Bitcoin. Yeah, exactly. Actionable advice. But we've got some great actionable advice today and go and

fill your cupboards, people. Take this advice because it's well worth doing for not a lot of money. Keep your family safe and yeah, we need to be healthy to fight this. So yeah, thanks again.

Lovely to speak to you and I'm sure we'll catch up again soon. Thanks Max. Take care. All right. Take care. Bye-bye.

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Gravity keeps my heart down. Or is it maybe a shame? I've been so young and being so big.

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