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Colton Cockerell (00:04):
Hello, and welcome to a another exciting
episode of Bridge the Gap. We'rebalancing life through health,
wealth, business andrelationships.
Trisha Stetzel (00:16):
Hello, and welcome back to the show. My
name is Trisha Stetzel ownerResults Xtreme Business
Solutions and always my favoriteco host of all time.
Colton Cockerell (00:30):
Favorite co host man, thank you Trish, I
appreciate. And let me introduceeveryone my favorite Dr. Bob.
Dr. Bob Rakowski. Dr. Bob, youready to jump in?
Bob Rakowski (00:46):
Absolutely my friend ready, willing, able and
excited.
Colton Cockerell (00:50):
That is I'm talking about. And before we do
that, I do want to give a shoutout to our sponsor today. And
that is Results Xtreme BusinessSolutions. So Dr. Bob, again,
this the first question everytime you're on, give us an
update. Where are we with?
COVID? Is it even a thinganymore? Where are we at?
Bob Rakowski (01:06):
Well, it probably shouldn't be right. But you
know, we're very fortunate to bein Texas. But keep in mind
Canada still has locked downstill has mandatory vaccination.
As I was saying someone leftCanada because they didn't want
to put up with losing theirrights. And they went back to
pick up some personal belongingsarrive to $10,000 worth of fines
(01:26):
and essentially house arrestwith the police visiting her
daily to be quarantined tomandate the jab. But one of the
things that we were talkingabout, and the viewers can just
google this number 63,141. Andif you want me to Google that
and then type in millennialdeaths, what you would find is
(01:46):
that there were 63,141 extramillennial deaths in 2021. That,
you know, we're above and beyondwhat would normally be expected.
In fact, we don't find manydeaths in that age group. And so
the people that are promotingthe shots, we don't call them
you know, with a V word, becausethey're not their shots. They're
(02:08):
jabs, they're an experiment,they're claiming it has
absolutely nothing to do withthat at all. So to say there's
nothing that'd be quite a reachto say that they're all related
to that probably not. You know,I personally know a lot of
suicides that happen when peoplelost their livelihood and their
hope. So we could say policiesand experiments, but it was an
(02:31):
absolute failure. And those arereal crimes against humanity.
And
Colton Cockerell (02:35):
I think it's safe to say, right, that the
only difference from you know,pre 2020 was COVID. Correct?
Bob Rakowski (02:44):
it was India where they, you know, said alright, if
you kill a cobra and bring it tome, well, we'll give you a
reward, we'll give you you know,some type of, you know, monetary
compensation. So people startedbreeding cobras, and then after
(03:07):
they breed them, they kill them.
And then they realize that oh mygosh, we're promoting Cobra
breeding so they stopped andnext thing you know, they have
way more progress than they everhad before. So you know, maybe
some people were well intended,they thought that they might
save lives. Keep in mind thatthis is among millennials,
millennials were never at riskunless they had severe immune
compromised, you know, someonegoing through a cancer therapy
(03:29):
or, or something really extremelike that. Those are always the
people that needed protection.
So to mandate a medicalexperiment in that age group was
absolutely horrific. And thennature, one of the most
prestigious scientific journalsshowed up to a 30x. So that's
3,000% increase in heart damage,myocarditis, pericarditis after
(03:55):
the jab. That's well documentednature was published June 25,
2022. So very recent, and thegroup that had the biggest
increase age 18 to 24. So again,people that never should have
gotten the shot may have adeadly life threatening or
certainly, like compromisingcircumstance to live with as a
(04:15):
result of that really baddecision.
Colton Cockerell (04:18):
So many questions, so I'm trying to
Trisha Stetzel (04:20):
go for it. Okay, I see it, go for it.
Colton Cockerell (04:23):
I got it. I got a handful of doctors, my
family and they're all greatpeople, but I've had an issue
with one of them like Slike. Sopro vaccine or sorry, so pro
COVID experimental shot, and Ihave some that are the opposite.
And it's usually naturopathversus a medical doctor. So why
(04:44):
is that? Why are so many medicaldoctors giving me good people
who don't want to harm people?
What's going on?
Bob Rakowski (04:50):
I think the brainwashed you know we can go
back to Mark Twain he says it'seasier to fool a man than to
convince him he's been fooled.
And when your entire educationsays you know bad Vaccines are
the Savior of the world, well,then you start thinking
everybody needs a vaccine, everyvaccine is going to be safe. But
you know, we can go to the CDCis own data, when you look at
death rate from infectiousdisease, death, infectious
(05:11):
disease kill about 80% of ourpopulation in 1900. And there
was a 75% reduction from 1900,to about 1940, something when
penicillin was discovered, somassive reduction even before
antibiotics, and there was a 91%reduction in death rate from
infectious disease by the 1950s,before vaccines were widespread.
(05:32):
So you know, keep in mind, I wasborn 1964. So my parents, you
know, they follow the medicaldoctor, and I got four shots for
total shots, and I didn't get ashot right out of the womb like
they do. Now, you know, theywant to vaccinate kids for
Hepatitis B out of the womb. Andso you'll appreciate this,
because my son's about your age,you know, US born in the
(05:55):
hospital, because Kelly had a Csection. But you know, we met
with the pediatricianbeforehand, and she says, You
know, when your son's born, wewant to vaccinate him for
hepatitis B. And I said, Well,Doctor, you know, educate me
here, how does one get hepatitisB. And with a smile on her face,
she said, Well, that's analreceptive homosexual sex, or
sharing the IV drug needles. SoI purposely have this really
(06:15):
confused look on my face fordrama and said, I don't
understand what makes you thinkmy son's at risk. He's in utero?
And she said, Well, you don'tknow how he's gonna grow up. I
say, No, we'll cross that bridgewhen we get there. And now, you
know, it would have been worse,depending upon race, because
black males, they found out hada significant increased risk of
autism with that shot. And youknow, you start looking at this
(06:40):
data and saying, Hmm, and evenan FDA whistleblower came out
and said, Why did they suppressthat data? And by the way,
what's different between race?
Well, vitamin D status? Onething for sure, but there's many
right, and I think I'm inspiringmore questions, maybe than
answering the question. But youknow, here's, here's the data.
Once someone goes into medicalschool, they start being trained
(07:01):
right away about the power ofdrugs and trained away from the
power of God given health andimmune system. You know, there's
plenty of medical doctors comingout on TED talks, saying, you
know, what, I can't believe whatthey tried to sell me in medical
school, they tried to make me aglorified drug salesman. And
it's easy enough to find that.
Now, with that said, there'sgreat medical doctors, there's
(07:21):
great medication, but I thinkthe world is is waking up, and
many have woken up to thelimitations of that system.
Colton Cockerell (07:31):
Here's the deal. Dr. Bob's not just some
guy that's been around the blockonce I mean, he's all about
natural medicine. So he does hisresearch. And I back them 100%
Because that I trust him thatmuch, because he does the
research. And like, you know, alot of people out there who just
want to start spouting facts.
Trisha, I've said so many Iknow. Well,
Trisha Stetzel (07:49):
I so I have something on my mind. And it may
be kind of reaching into thepolitical space, maybe not, but
just really looking for yourtake Dr. Bob were part of my
family is has had the jab andthe other part has not. And the
reason for it is because ofwork. It was a requirement of a
(08:09):
corporation to get the jab. Whatis that? What does that look
like down the road for all of usas humans, right? People who may
not have wanted to do it, butthey did it because it was going
to cost them their livelihood?
Bob Rakowski (08:24):
Well, time will tell, you know, but let's put it
this way. Simone Gould, who's,you know, the head of America's
frontline doctors, you know, shestood up right away, as did a
lot of doctors all over theworld and said, Wait a minute,
this is an upper respiratoryinfection that seems to be very
challenging for people over 80that have multiple medical
(08:45):
comorbidities, they're diabeticor obese are battling cancer,
Something's very wrong. But ifyou're 80, and healthy, 80 and
healthy, you don't have to worryabout it. And let's just bring
it even further down thedemographic. So really, it
wasn't risky from the verystart. So there's the fact but
what she said is just make themfire you and when all this is
(09:05):
done, we're gonna go back withthe biggest class action lawsuit
ever and get many of thosebillions from Pfizer and the
government and people that weredestroying livelihood for really
no valid reason,
Colton Cockerell (09:19):
but isn't isn't Pfizer, Moderna and all
these companies protected sincethis is an experimental drug?
Bob Rakowski (09:24):
Well, you sign away your rights and you know,
so it's even hard to find outwhat's real in terms of the news
that you get. But there was astory about an elderly gentleman
that was wealthy and had a verylucrative life insurance policy.
He got the jab and he died andhe died as a result of the jab.
Well, the life insurance companydidn't pay the benefits. They
(09:45):
said, No, you signed away yourrights. You know, you signed up
for a medical experiment. Youdied too bad for you. You know,
and there's other people thatsaid, Wait a minute, the Federal
Aviation Administration, theFAA, flight pilots cannot fly if
they're taking extreme Mentalmedication. That's a part of the
rule. But what they do, theywent ahead and they they require
that they get jabbed. Now a lotof pilots walked off the job.
(10:08):
And then can we validate howmany pilots died? You know, I
don't know, there's so muchhidden information, the more we
seek, the more we find in thatand the more damning it appears
for the people that were pushingpeople into this, you know,
Trisha Stetzel (10:22):
we go ahead,
Colton Cockerell (10:23):
I actually had lunch with somebody today is a
pretty pretty educated person.
And, you know, everything, youknow, Pfizer's there's a bunch
of information keeps pouringout, right. And he was talking
about one of the side effectsis, you know, infertility or
sterile. The concern that hebrought up to me, I didn't even
think about this is that they'verecently mandated a five year
olds, they can get shots. So isthere like a possibility, you
(10:44):
think that there couldpotentially be in 20-30 years, a
whole generation that issignificantly reduced because of
infertility and sterile? Likeget men and women they just
can't have kids? You?
Absolutely.
Bob Rakowski (10:59):
You know, that's one of the prevailing theories
as to, you know, if you want tofall into conspiracy, and some
people say, What's thedifference between conspiracy
and a news report? About sixmonths? You know, because it
comes out to be validated. Butpeople from the very beginning
talked about the challenges withfertility talking about why
would you ever inject a pregnantwoman and you know, the number
(11:23):
out of the military I believewas 800%, increased risk of
miscarriage following the shot,you've got to ask this question,
you know, you're not going togive the moms a total pass you
know, I mean, you're there toprotect that baby you're there
to you know, when we talk aboutthe seven rights, eat right
drink, right think right, move,right? Sleep, right? Poop, right
talk, right? The nine months ofyour life, that you're carrying
(11:44):
that baby, there's nothing moreimportant. And you need to do
your due diligence abouteverything, make sure your water
is clean, your food's clean,your air is clean. And why in
the world would we ever give apregnant woman an experimental
drug? You know, it's beyond me.
Now. I have a family member thatwas pregnant, got COVID from
someone that was jabbed was overin about two days and has a
(12:04):
healthy, beautiful, amazingbaby. So there was no challenge
with a healthy mom beingexposed. But we're seeing that
these jabbed people, it's welldocumented, the risk of
miscarriage is real. And youknow, people are talking about
cancer risk and brain risk. Youknow, I have a colleague whose
husband for whatever reason, gotthe jab. Within two weeks, he
(12:25):
was in a mental institution, andhe's there now, you know, just
the mind isn't working anymore.
We're talking about a male inhis 40s that had a productive
professional life and abeautiful family. And now in a
mental institution. So why arethese stories not front and
center? So what was the risk ofCOVID? If you were 40, and
healthy, almost zero, you know,someone used the analogy,
(12:47):
especially for a kid, you know,they'd be more likely to be
struck by lightning twice orkilled in a car ride on the way
to school, then there would be aproblem with COVID itself, but
yet they're trying to come upwith shots for tops. Now, I'm
very happy to say and by theway, our government said, Oh,
yes, six months, six months old,you're okay for a COVID shot,
but the parents aren't going forit. So luckily, enough, parents
(13:11):
are waking up, moving
Trisha Stetzel (13:13):
out of what's happening with the the jabs
right and moving into a lot ofpeople are testing positive for
COVID. Again, right, the cyclethat symptoms are much milder.
This is something that we talkedabout with you on the show, I
think two times ago that thevirus would eventually Peter
itself out, are people who areat risk still at risk with this
(13:37):
new variation that's goingaround right now.
Bob Rakowski (13:41):
Well, if someone has extreme immune compromised,
they're certainly at risk. Butif someone's relatively healthy,
this is much less of a virus.
And, you know, if you lookthroughout human history when
they had a deadly virus, wecould take maybe take the 1918
flu pandemic, well, Why'd thatgo away? Well, herd immunity,
and the virus just mutated in away where it wasn't such a big
deal. And I'll even go back toMarch of 2020, Harvard
(14:03):
researcher David St. Clair, on apodcast, absolutely brilliant.
He was talking about the risk ofhaving a completely
dysfunctional vaccine that theycreate a one because by March of
2020, they had alreadyidentified over 30 mutations. He
said by June will be in thehundreds by the end of the year
will be at multiple hundreds. Sowhat they were, you know, if
(14:28):
they were going to do a fullvirus, which they didn't, they
just did the spike protein. Andthen plenty of people are
saying, well, that was a reallybad idea, because because that
is one of the most pathologicproteins that you could put into
human bodies, you know, and I'veseen a ton of autoimmunity and
you know, I wrote a, you know, afew exemptions for people that
needed exemptions, but there'sover 100 studies on this
(14:51):
particular vaccine inducingautoimmunity and there are 1000s
of studies of vaccines inducingautoimmunity. be going back over
60 years. So I just hope thatyou know, people listening to
this just go to pubmed.gov typein vaccine induced autoimmunity,
I think the surprise typingCOVID-19. We don't want to call
it a vaccine. But that's howit's listed in the medical
(15:13):
literature induced autoimmunity.
And it's it's rampid it reallyis.
Colton Cockerell (15:21):
Well, I could just keep I can keep going on
and on. I do want to make onequick statement is that if you
did get if you're listening tothis, and you did get the job,
we're not trying to freak youout. I promise. We just, Dr. Bob
is educating because I mean,there's a lot of MIS
communication going around outthere. And we want everyone to
make sure they understand that,you know, just be aware of how
you feel and what's going on. Sojust just keep that in mind.
(15:43):
Bob, thank you, Dr. Bob, thankyou so much for being on the
call today. It's always so goodhaving you. And I know we're
gonna miss these COVID updates.
I just know it. But we are soappreciative for the last few
times you've done this. I thinkyou've really done our listeners
a great service by doing that.
So thank everyone for listening.
This was this week's podcastTune in next week for another
exciting episode and we're goingto talk to a good friend of Dr.
(16:05):
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Hello, and welcome to a another exciting
episode of Bridge the Gap. We'rebalancing life through health,
wealth, business andrelationships.
Trisha Stetzel (00:16):
Hello, and welcome back to the show. My
name is Trisha Stetzel ownerResults Xtreme Business
Solutions and always my favoriteco host of all time.
Colton Cockerell (00:30):
Favorite co host man, thank you Trish, I
appreciate. And let me introduceeveryone my favorite Dr. Bob.
Dr. Bob Rakowski. Dr. Bob, youready to jump in?
Bob Rakowski (00:46):
Absolutely my friend ready, willing, able and
excited.
Colton Cockerell (00:50):
That is I'm talking about. And before we do
that, I do want to give a shoutout to our sponsor today. And
that is Results Xtreme BusinessSolutions. So Dr. Bob, again,
this the first question everytime you're on, give us an
update. Where are we with?
COVID? Is it even a thinganymore? Where are we at?
Bob Rakowski (01:06):
Well, it probably shouldn't be right. But you
know, we're very fortunate to bein Texas. But keep in mind
Canada still has locked downstill has mandatory vaccination.
As I was saying someone leftCanada because they didn't want
to put up with losing theirrights. And they went back to
pick up some personal belongingsarrive to $10,000 worth of fines
(01:26):
and essentially house arrestwith the police visiting her
daily to be quarantined tomandate the jab. But one of the
things that we were talkingabout, and the viewers can just
google this number 63,141. Andif you want me to Google that
and then type in millennialdeaths, what you would find is
(01:46):
that there were 63,141 extramillennial deaths in 2021. That,
you know, we're above and beyondwhat would normally be expected.
In fact, we don't find manydeaths in that age group. And so
the people that are promotingthe shots, we don't call them
you know, with a V word, becausethey're not their shots. They're
(02:08):
jabs, they're an experiment,they're claiming it has
absolutely nothing to do withthat at all. So to say there's
nothing that'd be quite a reachto say that they're all related
to that probably not. You know,I personally know a lot of
suicides that happen when peoplelost their livelihood and their
hope. So we could say policiesand experiments, but it was an
(02:31):
absolute failure. And those arereal crimes against humanity.
And
Colton Cockerell (02:35):
I think it's safe to say, right, that the
only difference from you know,pre 2020 was COVID. Correct?
Bob Rakowski (02:44):
it was India where they, you know, said alright, if
you kill a cobra and bring it tome, well, we'll give you a
reward, we'll give you you know,some type of, you know, monetary
compensation. So people startedbreeding cobras, and then after
(03:07):
they breed them, they kill them.
And then they realize that oh mygosh, we're promoting Cobra
breeding so they stopped andnext thing you know, they have
way more progress than they everhad before. So you know, maybe
some people were well intended,they thought that they might
save lives. Keep in mind thatthis is among millennials,
millennials were never at riskunless they had severe immune
compromised, you know, someonegoing through a cancer therapy
(03:29):
or, or something really extremelike that. Those are always the
people that needed protection.
So to mandate a medicalexperiment in that age group was
absolutely horrific. And thennature, one of the most
prestigious scientific journalsshowed up to a 30x. So that's
3,000% increase in heart damage,myocarditis, pericarditis after
(03:55):
the jab. That's well documentednature was published June 25,
2022. So very recent, and thegroup that had the biggest
increase age 18 to 24. So again,people that never should have
gotten the shot may have adeadly life threatening or
certainly, like compromisingcircumstance to live with as a
(04:15):
result of that really baddecision.
Colton Cockerell (04:18):
So many questions, so I'm trying to
Trisha Stetzel (04:20):
go for it. Okay, I see it, go for it.
Colton Cockerell (04:23):
I got it. I got a handful of doctors, my
family and they're all greatpeople, but I've had an issue
with one of them like Slike. Sopro vaccine or sorry, so pro
COVID experimental shot, and Ihave some that are the opposite.
And it's usually naturopathversus a medical doctor. So why
(04:44):
is that? Why are so many medicaldoctors giving me good people
who don't want to harm people?
What's going on?
Bob Rakowski (04:50):
I think the brainwashed you know we can go
back to Mark Twain he says it'seasier to fool a man than to
convince him he's been fooled.
And when your entire educationsays you know bad Vaccines are
the Savior of the world, well,then you start thinking
everybody needs a vaccine, everyvaccine is going to be safe. But
you know, we can go to the CDCis own data, when you look at
death rate from infectiousdisease, death, infectious
(05:11):
disease kill about 80% of ourpopulation in 1900. And there
was a 75% reduction from 1900,to about 1940, something when
penicillin was discovered, somassive reduction even before
antibiotics, and there was a 91%reduction in death rate from
infectious disease by the 1950s,before vaccines were widespread.
(05:32):
So you know, keep in mind, I wasborn 1964. So my parents, you
know, they follow the medicaldoctor, and I got four shots for
total shots, and I didn't get ashot right out of the womb like
they do. Now, you know, theywant to vaccinate kids for
Hepatitis B out of the womb. Andso you'll appreciate this,
because my son's about your age,you know, US born in the
(05:55):
hospital, because Kelly had a Csection. But you know, we met
with the pediatricianbeforehand, and she says, You
know, when your son's born, wewant to vaccinate him for
hepatitis B. And I said, Well,Doctor, you know, educate me
here, how does one get hepatitisB. And with a smile on her face,
she said, Well, that's analreceptive homosexual sex, or
sharing the IV drug needles. SoI purposely have this really
(06:15):
confused look on my face fordrama and said, I don't
understand what makes you thinkmy son's at risk. He's in utero?
And she said, Well, you don'tknow how he's gonna grow up. I
say, No, we'll cross that bridgewhen we get there. And now, you
know, it would have been worse,depending upon race, because
black males, they found out hada significant increased risk of
autism with that shot. And youknow, you start looking at this
(06:40):
data and saying, Hmm, and evenan FDA whistleblower came out
and said, Why did they suppressthat data? And by the way,
what's different between race?
Well, vitamin D status? Onething for sure, but there's many
right, and I think I'm inspiringmore questions, maybe than
answering the question. But youknow, here's, here's the data.
Once someone goes into medicalschool, they start being trained
(07:01):
right away about the power ofdrugs and trained away from the
power of God given health andimmune system. You know, there's
plenty of medical doctors comingout on TED talks, saying, you
know, what, I can't believe whatthey tried to sell me in medical
school, they tried to make me aglorified drug salesman. And
it's easy enough to find that.
Now, with that said, there'sgreat medical doctors, there's
(07:21):
great medication, but I thinkthe world is is waking up, and
many have woken up to thelimitations of that system.
Colton Cockerell (07:31):
Here's the deal. Dr. Bob's not just some
guy that's been around the blockonce I mean, he's all about
natural medicine. So he does hisresearch. And I back them 100%
Because that I trust him thatmuch, because he does the
research. And like, you know, alot of people out there who just
want to start spouting facts.
Trisha, I've said so many Iknow. Well,
Trisha Stetzel (07:49):
I so I have something on my mind. And it may
be kind of reaching into thepolitical space, maybe not, but
just really looking for yourtake Dr. Bob were part of my
family is has had the jab andthe other part has not. And the
reason for it is because ofwork. It was a requirement of a
(08:09):
corporation to get the jab. Whatis that? What does that look
like down the road for all of usas humans, right? People who may
not have wanted to do it, butthey did it because it was going
to cost them their livelihood?
Bob Rakowski (08:24):
Well, time will tell, you know, but let's put it
this way. Simone Gould, who's,you know, the head of America's
frontline doctors, you know, shestood up right away, as did a
lot of doctors all over theworld and said, Wait a minute,
this is an upper respiratoryinfection that seems to be very
challenging for people over 80that have multiple medical
(08:45):
comorbidities, they're diabeticor obese are battling cancer,
Something's very wrong. But ifyou're 80, and healthy, 80 and
healthy, you don't have to worryabout it. And let's just bring
it even further down thedemographic. So really, it
wasn't risky from the verystart. So there's the fact but
what she said is just make themfire you and when all this is
(09:05):
done, we're gonna go back withthe biggest class action lawsuit
ever and get many of thosebillions from Pfizer and the
government and people that weredestroying livelihood for really
no valid reason,
Colton Cockerell (09:19):
but isn't isn't Pfizer, Moderna and all
these companies protected sincethis is an experimental drug?
Bob Rakowski (09:24):
Well, you sign away your rights and you know,
so it's even hard to find outwhat's real in terms of the news
that you get. But there was astory about an elderly gentleman
that was wealthy and had a verylucrative life insurance policy.
He got the jab and he died andhe died as a result of the jab.
Well, the life insurance companydidn't pay the benefits. They
(09:45):
said, No, you signed away yourrights. You know, you signed up
for a medical experiment. Youdied too bad for you. You know,
and there's other people thatsaid, Wait a minute, the Federal
Aviation Administration, theFAA, flight pilots cannot fly if
they're taking extreme Mentalmedication. That's a part of the
rule. But what they do, theywent ahead and they they require
that they get jabbed. Now a lotof pilots walked off the job.
(10:08):
And then can we validate howmany pilots died? You know, I
don't know, there's so muchhidden information, the more we
seek, the more we find in thatand the more damning it appears
for the people that were pushingpeople into this, you know,
Trisha Stetzel (10:22):
we go ahead,
Colton Cockerell (10:23):
I actually had lunch with somebody today is a
pretty pretty educated person.
And, you know, everything, youknow, Pfizer's there's a bunch
of information keeps pouringout, right. And he was talking
about one of the side effectsis, you know, infertility or
sterile. The concern that hebrought up to me, I didn't even
think about this is that they'verecently mandated a five year
olds, they can get shots. So isthere like a possibility, you
(10:44):
think that there couldpotentially be in 20-30 years, a
whole generation that issignificantly reduced because of
infertility and sterile? Likeget men and women they just
can't have kids? You?
Absolutely.
Bob Rakowski (10:59):
You know, that's one of the prevailing theories
as to, you know, if you want tofall into conspiracy, and some
people say, What's thedifference between conspiracy
and a news report? About sixmonths? You know, because it
comes out to be validated. Butpeople from the very beginning
talked about the challenges withfertility talking about why
would you ever inject a pregnantwoman and you know, the number
(11:23):
out of the military I believewas 800%, increased risk of
miscarriage following the shot,you've got to ask this question,
you know, you're not going togive the moms a total pass you
know, I mean, you're there toprotect that baby you're there
to you know, when we talk aboutthe seven rights, eat right
drink, right think right, move,right? Sleep, right? Poop, right
talk, right? The nine months ofyour life, that you're carrying
(11:44):
that baby, there's nothing moreimportant. And you need to do
your due diligence abouteverything, make sure your water
is clean, your food's clean,your air is clean. And why in
the world would we ever give apregnant woman an experimental
drug? You know, it's beyond me.
Now. I have a family member thatwas pregnant, got COVID from
someone that was jabbed was overin about two days and has a
(12:04):
healthy, beautiful, amazingbaby. So there was no challenge
with a healthy mom beingexposed. But we're seeing that
these jabbed people, it's welldocumented, the risk of
miscarriage is real. And youknow, people are talking about
cancer risk and brain risk. Youknow, I have a colleague whose
husband for whatever reason, gotthe jab. Within two weeks, he
(12:25):
was in a mental institution, andhe's there now, you know, just
the mind isn't working anymore.
We're talking about a male inhis 40s that had a productive
professional life and abeautiful family. And now in a
mental institution. So why arethese stories not front and
center? So what was the risk ofCOVID? If you were 40, and
healthy, almost zero, you know,someone used the analogy,
(12:47):
especially for a kid, you know,they'd be more likely to be
struck by lightning twice orkilled in a car ride on the way
to school, then there would be aproblem with COVID itself, but
yet they're trying to come upwith shots for tops. Now, I'm
very happy to say and by theway, our government said, Oh,
yes, six months, six months old,you're okay for a COVID shot,
but the parents aren't going forit. So luckily, enough, parents
(13:11):
are waking up, moving
Trisha Stetzel (13:13):
out of what's happening with the the jabs
right and moving into a lot ofpeople are testing positive for
COVID. Again, right, the cyclethat symptoms are much milder.
This is something that we talkedabout with you on the show, I
think two times ago that thevirus would eventually Peter
itself out, are people who areat risk still at risk with this
(13:37):
new variation that's goingaround right now.
Bob Rakowski (13:41):
Well, if someone has extreme immune compromised,
they're certainly at risk. Butif someone's relatively healthy,
this is much less of a virus.
And, you know, if you lookthroughout human history when
they had a deadly virus, wecould take maybe take the 1918
flu pandemic, well, Why'd thatgo away? Well, herd immunity,
and the virus just mutated in away where it wasn't such a big
deal. And I'll even go back toMarch of 2020, Harvard
(14:03):
researcher David St. Clair, on apodcast, absolutely brilliant.
He was talking about the risk ofhaving a completely
dysfunctional vaccine that theycreate a one because by March of
2020, they had alreadyidentified over 30 mutations. He
said by June will be in thehundreds by the end of the year
will be at multiple hundreds. Sowhat they were, you know, if
(14:28):
they were going to do a fullvirus, which they didn't, they
just did the spike protein. Andthen plenty of people are
saying, well, that was a reallybad idea, because because that
is one of the most pathologicproteins that you could put into
human bodies, you know, and I'veseen a ton of autoimmunity and
you know, I wrote a, you know, afew exemptions for people that
needed exemptions, but there'sover 100 studies on this
(14:51):
particular vaccine inducingautoimmunity and there are 1000s
of studies of vaccines inducingautoimmunity. be going back over
60 years. So I just hope thatyou know, people listening to
this just go to pubmed.gov typein vaccine induced autoimmunity,
I think the surprise typingCOVID-19. We don't want to call
it a vaccine. But that's howit's listed in the medical
(15:13):
literature induced autoimmunity.
And it's it's rampid it reallyis.
Colton Cockerell (15:21):
Well, I could just keep I can keep going on
and on. I do want to make onequick statement is that if you
did get if you're listening tothis, and you did get the job,
we're not trying to freak youout. I promise. We just, Dr. Bob
is educating because I mean,there's a lot of MIS
communication going around outthere. And we want everyone to
make sure they understand that,you know, just be aware of how
you feel and what's going on. Sojust just keep that in mind.
(15:43):
Bob, thank you, Dr. Bob, thankyou so much for being on the
call today. It's always so goodhaving you. And I know we're
gonna miss these COVID updates.
I just know it. But we are soappreciative for the last few
times you've done this. I thinkyou've really done our listeners
a great service by doing that.
So thank everyone for listening.
This was this week's podcastTune in next week for another
exciting episode and we're goingto talk to a good friend of Dr.
(16:05):
Bob's Doctor Roxanne Edrington.
It's going to be a good time.
Thank you everyone forlistening.
Thanks again for tuning intothis week's podcast. Don't
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