November 22, 2022 • 37 mins
Lockdowns, business closures, restrictions of movement, masks, and of course mandatory or pressure experimental injections. This is NOT okay. Where is the accountability? It's long overdue. Dr. Richard Flemming is a leader for the Crimes Against Humanity Tour -- a strategy to hold these people accountable and one that has the best chance of success from what I've seen. Powerhouse Attorney Thomas Renz is also involved and they need our help -- listen up.
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Intro (00:02):
fighting back against the left's non stop attacks on
liberty, freedom. And America,America. This is don't tread on
liberty. Jason Davis is on theair.
Jason Davis (00:16):
Welcome back to don't turn out liberty. Thanks
for being here. Jason Davisback. And, of course, we're
right in the middle of the bigselection that's happening today
across America. It is selectionday. But that's not what we're
going to talk about today.
Today, we're gonna pivot back tomy favorite topic, which is, of
course, COVID-19. And my guesttoday is super involved with
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this, you've probably seen themovement in different places
online and so forth. But10 letters.org crimes against
humanity tour, they're basicallytrying to do some indictments,
to hold some of these peopleaccountable for all that they've
done to us. So my guest today isone of the main people running
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that movement. He's a doctor,he's a cardiologist. He's also
an attorney, if you can believethat. Dr. Richard Fleming is
here. Thank you for being here.
How are you?
Dr. Richard Flemming (01:13):
My pleasure to be here? Thank you
for the invitation. Yeah,
Jason Davis (01:16):
awesome. I appreciate you coming on, this
is going to be fascinating. Sowe preface this by saying we've
done extensive COVID programmingon this on this on this
broadcast over the last, youknow, two years or whatever. But
there's always new informationcoming out. So you're writing a
book on this as well. And you'vedone extensive research into
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COVID-19. So because we'vetalked about all so many
different aspects of this, Iwant to ask you, what would be
your top three things that youthink people need to know about
COVID-19?
Dr. Richard Flemming (01:56):
Well, the first top thing that you should
know is that COVID-19 is adisease not a virus, and the
viruses, there's actually threeof those that we have tracked
down. And so the book that youmentioned, I've already written
that that came out last year isCOVID-19, a bio weapon, a
scientific and forensicinvestigation, where we looked
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at the money that came out fromthe federal government, the
Department of Defense, AnthonyFauci has an ID, who that money
went to including Pieter dezakat, ego health and welfare at
the University of NorthCarolina, and she's Anglia to an
institute of virology. And whenyou look at all that
information, what, what one ofthe important things for people
to recognize is that there wasnot just a single virus that
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these people were working on.
They actually there are threeviruses that we have seen the
PCR data lineup on using eightto 10 segments of these three
different viruses. We knowthey've been working on it for
20 years. So the first thing isCOVID is a disease, SARS cov.
Two is a virus but in fact, it'sreally three viruses. So it's
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not like they just kind of didone thing. They've been very,
very busy over the last coupleof decades, building these
biological agents that are aviolation, number two, a
violation of the BiologicalWeapons Convention treaty. And
that is the key pivotal pointthat everyone needs to see as
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the crime because the crime wasmaking biological agents to be
used in warfare that got out ofhand that spread across the
planet. And the consequence ofthat spread, led to everything
else that people have beentalking about. It led to
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quarantining of homes, so peoplecouldn't have parties. It led to
I lived in LA at the time, theyshut off the water and power and
electricity to people havingparties in their own home, led
to the quarantining ofbusinesses, they decided who was
important, who wasn't important,putting people at risk for
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financial security and thereforemuch more dependent upon the
government. They decided whichschools to quarantine which
places of worship to, toquarantine I mean, I now live in
Dallas and there was a womanhere, whose father actually was
running for governor did notmake the primary but it was one
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of the candidates and she was inCatholic mass trained to receive
one of our sacraments as aCatholic Eucharist and was
denied that because she wasn'tmasked and had her baby there
with her, and literally wastaken out of our church or not.
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Well, it's the Catholic Churchwith Police, the masking issues,
the interference with treatmentregimens, the the overextension
of federal government reachbeyond the constitutional limits
that it has. And so all of thatand and the vaccines and then
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the third thing I would say. Soone is that it's, there's
several viruses that were made,they're a violation of
biological weapons. The secondthing is that that is the
pivotal point that is the crimeand violation of the Biological
Weapons Convention treaty, theInternational Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights, theDeclaration of Helsinki, the
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Nuremberg Code. And then thethird thing is that if you
actually look at the drugvaccine, biologics, whether
people want to call them that ornot, as I'm originally a
physicist, PhD in physics, MDnuclear cardiologist attorney,
so, from my little brainsperspective, I'm comfortable
calling these drug vaccinebiologics. That's the definition
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they fall under. But that codesequence is identical to the
biological weapon number one. Soif it looks like a duck, quacks
like a duck and quacks like aduck, it's a duck. You don't
have to have a PhD to figurethat one out. And more
importantly, if you look at theemergency use authorization
documents. And you can find themon Fleming method. They're
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number two, three, and 51, whichtells you how many times I've
quoted this because there'salmost 300 papers that I've got
on that site about this virus inthe treatment of viruses and a
whole host of things related toit. If you look at those
documents, and you ask thequestion that a scientist
physician asks, do the vaccinesactually significantly reduce
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the number of people who areended up with COVID? Or die? The
answer was, and remains? No. Thedata is very, very clear. So I
think we've done more thanenough research, they have
panned out with the same resultsthat every other mRNA technology
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that's been used for cancer andother treatments, has ads come
up with which is they didn'twork.
Jason Davis (07:18):
That's right.
That's exactly right. And thatis why Congress told Fauci to
stop doing data functionresearch when they found out
about it several years ago, isit not? Well,
Dr. Richard Flemming (07:29):
the reason why Congress did that, and and
it was in I think it was Obama,that kind of issue that wasn't
because Congress or Obamathought of it. It was the
medical and scientific communitythat said, Wait a minute, we're
having lots of problems. We havegot h one, h five, and one
that's gotten out, we've gotsmallpox, it's gotten out, we
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have this bird flu varietythat's gotten out, we need to
put a lid on this. So it was thescientific and medical community
that that put a lid on it. Butif you look at those documents
that said no more gain offunction right now, it excluded
Peter days, Zack at Eco Hill andralpher, I get the University of
North Carolina gentlemen who hadan input into these documents.
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And during that time, it's very,very clear that research
continued on, it later gotlifted. But you know, there's
this whole period of time thatAnthony Fauci has been trying to
tell the world that we don't dogain of function research and
Anthony Fauci sat in front ofSenator Dr. Rand Paul, and said,
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and I AI D, the NationalInstitutes of allergies and
infectious disease, Dr. Fauci,he's organization that he's in
charge, does not fun, gain offunction research on Spike
proteins. Now, there are a lotof patents out there, I have a
patent. And you don't get apatent for a good idea, you get
a patent because you've provensomething. And the only two
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patents that actually matter isjust rapidly if you're in
cleavage site, if you are i nwhich are four amino acid
insert, that do not exist in anyother coronaviruses except what
we call SARS, cov to the odds ofwhich are 3.21 times 210 to the
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minus 11, which means threetimes the possibility is three
out of 10 billion, that thiscould have happened by random
chance, which if you don't getthe meaning of that number, it's
really unlikely because you havegreater odds of anything else
happening to you on the planet,including media or media rights
hitting you, then this virushaving occurred naturally. The
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second thing is the patent thatright on the patent says it's
funded by NIH ID for theexpressed written purpose of
changing the spike protein oncoronaviruses. That says perjury
be all over it. So those threethings amount of the fact that
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these people and Anthony Fauciwhose name is on the list of who
we're going after, havecommitted criminal actions. They
have violated treaties. Theyhave violated I listed all of
them off. So they're a federalviolation. And at the state
level, those same charges aremurder, attempted murder,
manslaughter, recklessmanslaughter, false
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imprisonment, assault battery,in cases where that's a law,
false imprisonment, and perjury.
And if you've taken an oath touphold and defend the
Constitution of the UnitedStates, and you violated these
treaties, then you havecommitted treason. Take your
choice. And I'm sure we can comeup with more. We have I'm sorry,
what we have is the evidencethat proves that. And that's
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what 10 letters.org is about.
Having American citizens sin,this evidence that's on that
website, to the Attorney Generaland to the governor of their
states and saying, Listen, wewant a day of justice. We want
these criminals indicted for thecrimes that they did. And we
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want justice for the 1 milliondead Americans. And mind you
this number is not little, thisnumber is about the same number
as all of the deaths of all ofthe soldiers in all of the wars
the United States has everbought. And then there's
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millions more that have beenharmed by the viruses armed by
the vaccines. That, you know,we're just tipping the iceberg
here. These families deservejustice, and the American people
deserve justice. There's 6.6million dead people on the
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planet. Because of that, that'smore damage than Hitler did.
That more deaths than there wereJews that were executed by
Hitler, during his his era ofjust unconscionable inhumanity.
And that a man that none of us,I think, would say, had any good
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qualities. And we haveaccomplished more death in the
world than that man did. Thefamilies of Americans, and
people around the world deservejustice. And it's time now to
take this evidence submitted tothe Attorney General's to submit
for real grand juries, becauseonly Attorney General's only
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district attorneys, theattorneys who work for the
people can file criminalcharges, attorneys like myself
and Tom Robbins, we can't filecriminal charges. We're not
prosecuting attorneys. We canfile civil suits, but I'll and
God bless Tom for what he'sdoing, and anybody else who's
taken a crack at these people.
But seriously, these civil suitswill not happen successfully,
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until the criminal actions arecalled for these people to be
held accountable. And once thathappens, then the wall has been
torn down. And the floodwatersof the of what these people have
done is going to wash over themand talk about what was Trump's
thing? Clearing the swamptalking about clearing the
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swamp, we're going to have aswamp clearing day.
Jason Davis (13:35):
Well, that would be nice. So let's get into that a
little bit. Because because youknow, the thing is, is that a
lot of these elected are notreally elected. They're
selected, as we saw with thevoting problems, and we're
seeing them today all across thecountry. And, you know, nothing
has been fixed since 2020. And alot of these people get elected,
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you know, by outside influence,like George Soros and others
like that. And of course, theydon't have our best interests at
heart, right. So if you havepeople that are installed there
that are told to look the otherway and do nothing. And this
evidence has been out there,quite frankly, for quite a
while. I mean, you've compiledgreat evidence here. But
there's, there's lots ofevidence, right? Lots and lots
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and lots. It's been out therefor a long, long time. And even
countries like New Zealand orIsrael have data. You know,
Israel is one of the most highlyvaccinated countries in the
world yet their COVID rates anddeath rates are higher than
anybody. So again, all this hasbeen out there forever. Right?
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And nothing has been done. Sohow, how likely do you think it
is that they're going toactually do something?
Dr. Richard Flemming (14:49):
Right?
Well, one thing the evidence hasbeen out there, but the focus
and the method at whicheverybody's been going after the
problem hasn't hasn't been theThe target the target is the
gain of function. That isclearly the crime and, and other
than Dr. Senator Rand Paul kindof taking little swipes at this,
there really hasn't been aconcerted effort to go after the
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gain of function. I understandthe potential concern that
people have that these folkswon't do everything, or anything
to help us to do the rightthing. But here's the thing that
we all need to remember,history. Human history, is
replete with examples ofdictators, and and people who
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were tyrants, who thought theyran the show. And everybody
thought it was impossible tohold these people accountable.
It's only possible to hold thesepeople accountable when people
stand up. That's what thefounding fathers did. That's
what the people did. To everydictator, every tyrant, every
sadistic individual in thehistory of humanity has only
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been taken down, when humanitydecides to rise up together,
focus on the target and go afterthe enemy. And history has shown
us that every one of theseindividuals has gone down. So
how likely is it going tohappen? Well, one of two things
is going to happen. Either I'mgoing to get these people
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indicted, or I'm going to bedead in the process of doing it.
Because I'm not going to releasefrom it, we have provided the
evidence out there, there areenough people beginning to look
around them and see deadAmericans, armed Americans next
door to them that they can nolonger ignore what's happened in
our country and as uncomfortableas it is, for Americans or any
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any human being to look at andwhen they've been lied to, when
they've been misled, whenthey've given trust to people,
you know, we have alwaysdemonstrated as humans that we
can come back to the basic corevalues that make humanity we're
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saving, which is to holdcriminals accountable, to see
after our children and ourgrandchildren, and to insist
upon justice. And up until now,I don't think people have
really, really grasped this.
They've, they've seen thevaccines, they've seen the
interference with the treatment,but they haven't really grasped
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the concept that biologicalweapons were built. We signed a
treaty in 1975. That said, wewould not build such weapons, it
was inhumane. We wouldn't buildthem, we wouldn't store them, we
wouldn't keep them, we wouldn'tallow other people to do it. If
we saw them, we would destroythem. We insure the technology.
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And if we didn't like being apart of that treaty we'd pull
out of it. Well, the UnitedStates was the country that
blocked verification of thattreaty. And when Russia went in
and attacked the Ukraine, itbecame painfully obvious to the
world that US monies had beenfunneled into Bio Labs in
Ukraine, on Putin's doorstep BioLab, some of which were there
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that he had his people inbuilding weapons in before we
got there. And we wonder whyhe's a little miffed. And I'm
not I'm not a Putin fan. Please.
Nobody ever confused me withthat. Okay. I'm just saying that
if somebody was doing somethingbad on my doorstep, I might be
inclined to respond to it.
Jason Davis (18:27):
You don't like the big bad wolf duck? Come on. I
have. Oh, right. Yeah,
Unknown (18:31):
well, I'm a bloodline Viking. So we'll see which one
goes down first.
Jason Davis (18:36):
Okay, so let's talk about this a little bit. So the
the gain of function? Yeah, wehave the treaties and all that.
Is there actual Federal CriminalCode preventing this? Uh, yes,
there is.
Dr. Richard Flemming (18:51):
Okay. Yes,
Jason Davis (18:52):
there is because, you know, I'm wondering all this
time, because Rand Paul,actually, he's got all the info.
And he's always, you know,making a big show of making
Fauci look like a demon upthere. And he's always putting
his he's always nailed them tothe wall with all of these
facts. Well, Rand Paul's asitting senator. I mean, why
doesn't he demand, the AttorneyGeneral, the United States do
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something.
Dr. Richard Flemming (19:16):
The Attorney General the United
States can't do anything. Theseare federal employees that did
that an attorney cannotprosecute and defend the same
person. So there's no way in theworld that US federal attorney
is going to do anything. That'swhy we're going to the state
attorney generals, the peoplethat have the courage to do
something. And there's basicallytwo groups of these folks, there
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are the group of attorneygenerals that want to do
something. But they're allsitting there. And I know
because I've chatted with manyof them. They're trying to
figure out do we have thesupport of the American people?
Will they back us if we go tobat for them? Are we going to
fall for this and then we've gotthe other group that are cowards
that need to be pressured intoit. The code for bye Biological
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weapons is 18 USC United StatesCode section 175 prohibitions
with respect to biologicalweapons.
Jason Davis (20:08):
Okay, let me go back to something you just said.
You said the Attorney Generalcan't defend or prosecute the
same person, right? The Federalone at the federal level. So how
do they hold FBI accountable?
Like, so if an FBI agent commitsa crime? Are you saying that he
can't be prosecuted?
Dr. Richard Flemming (20:33):
That, you know, that's a good question.
Jason Davis (20:36):
Oh, look, duck, I'm just asking because I was No,
no, no, no, I'm retired deputysheriff. Okay. And let me tell
you, if if if I committed acrime, I would be arrested and
prosecuted, but by my own countyattorney. And so if if I
weren't, and if I were underinvestigation, I'm also
represented by the same countyattorney's office. See, they
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have defenders and prosecutors,and they have that to at the US
Department of Justice as well.
Right. So these guys can be heldaccountable at the federal
level, and they should beindicted. The fact that Rand
Paul has not done anything ofsubstance on this matter, he
only likes to make a show aboutit tells me that it's all fake
theater, like everything else inpolitics.
Dr. Richard Flemming (21:19):
My understanding from the sources
that I have is that he does notfeel like he has sufficient
backing in Congress to proceedfurther.
Jason Davis (21:31):
Well, I guess that we shouldn't do anything, right
if we don't have sufficientbacking.
Dr. Richard Flemming (21:38):
I mean, it sounds to me like he the two or
three people are, are togetheron this, but the vast majority
are not. And that's where we'regoing for the state attorney
general's they can file onbehalf of the citizens of the
state. And at that level, thecharges are murder, attempted
murder, manslaughter, recklessmanslaughter, false
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imprisonment, assault, battery,coercion, perjury the problem
with the federal attorneygeneral prosecuting on this one
is that these are the peoplethat he is very specifically
himself supposed to defend. I donot see any way that that can
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comfortably go off at a federallevel, particularly in the in
the current situation.
Jason Davis (22:28):
You know, you'd think they have, they must have
like it all these, you know,bureaucracy, departments and
stuff, they must have, like,ethics boards, and, you know,
internal internal affairs, andyou know, they must have some
type of accountabilitymechanism, right.
Dr. Richard Flemming (22:45):
Well, we think that in a lot of scenarios
in society, don't we, but theproblem is, is that always
depends upon the people that arethere, right? You can't you
can't go to sleep ethics, right?
That's, I mean, there's researchthat I did early in my life that
I just buried because I knewwhat they would do with that
research. And that was adecision that I had to make
Jason Davis (23:08):
well, and you know, that they don't have these
things, because because theseagencies are actually funded. I
mean, Fauci holds the patents tohundreds of pharmaceutical
drugs. I mean, the the FDA andCDC are nothing more than drug
companies. I mean, they'rethey're patent holders for these
drug companies. It's I
Dr. Richard Flemming (23:28):
have I have dealt with big government
and big pharma in the past andand collected my bruises that I
have on Fleming thing method.comto show for it. And the reality
is that I'm still here fightingfor the people and fighting
against the corruption of thegovernment, and Big Pharma. And
I'll continue to do that. So allthey've done is they've taught
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me
Jason Davis (23:51):
Yeah, and that's and that's what we need. We
need. We need like the BenedictArnold turncoats like you to
come over to our side, you knowwhat I mean? So it's so 10
letters that or Flemingmethod.com, crimes against
humanity tour.com, these are allrelated to this. Go on there.
Figure out how you can getplugged in send these letters,
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if everybody the idea, right isto get everybody get 10 people
to send these letters into theAG, right?
Dr. Richard Flemming (24:19):
Right, everybody sends it in sends it
off to 10 of their friends.
Those 10 People sign it, theysend it off to 10 of their
friends, what we do is weinundate these people with the
demand by the American peoplethat these folks honor the oath
that they took when they whenthey took those offices. And and
we are demanding justice notonly because of these criminal
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actions, but we're demandingjustice on behalf of our
children and grandchildren, andthe type of future we're going
to lead them and we're demandingjustice on the part of the
million plus dead Americansmillions of harmed Americans
under a variety of scenarioswith a mounting level of excess
deaths occurring already, youknow, the vaccine deaths that
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have been recorded and acceptedby everybody. 31 32,000 just
take that as a as an acceptablenumber. Because, you know, at 52
we shut down the other of thelast vaccine effort, which was
for swine flu, right? That'sright. But it 32,000 That's more
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deaths, more recognized, broadlyaccepted. Nobody's denying
deaths, then all of the warswe've fought in with the
exception of our five deadliestwars. Yep.
Jason Davis (25:44):
That's right.
Dr. Richard Flemming (25:44):
That mean, these
Jason Davis (25:45):
masks know that bear that bears number that
you're saying that 32,000 barsnumber there that that is so
low, it's not even funny. Imean, most most people are
saying it's 10x that
Dr. Richard Flemming (25:56):
at least listen, if swine flu gets shut
down with with 26 deaths and andand a total of 52. In the end, I
think we've reached that point,have we not? Done 32,000 not
somehow say, No way beyond whatwe've ever done before, as we
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should stop?
Jason Davis (26:19):
Now let's approve it for kit, let's approve it for
infants under six months, let'sjust do that
Dr. Richard Flemming (26:24):
when when you have an EUA hearing where
they say we won't know what it'sgoing to do to the children
until we do it. You have I mean,just go back to 1940s, early
1940s. And you can hear Mengeleand the rest of the people
saying that same type of thing.
You know, we won't know what theSAP what this really does. Until
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we do it. Let's do it and findout. We call that
experimentation on people. Andwe decided a long time ago that
that was wrong. And it's wrong.
If the United States does it,and the United States has a
history have a nice track recordof doing research on our
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military. You know, I knew oneof the Tuskegee Airmen
personally. But we've doneradiation experiment studies on
people we've done infectiousdisease experiments and people,
we've done all sorts of nastystuff to people under the guise
of it so gay, you know, we careabout you, you know what? The
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only people that really caredabout me were my mom and dad,
you know, and I and grandparentsand that type of thing, but my
mom and dad, and so my job, myduty as a dad to my my children
is to care about them more thananybody else, because nobody
will care about them as much asI do. But it's then also time
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for people to stand up and go,You know what, there's something
really, really wrong and sickabout a society that allows
people go around buildingbiological weapons to kill, beat
that kill people, and then watcha million dead Americans, and
millions of harmed Americans andsay, we're not gonna do anything
about it. We're not going tohave an Amazon amnesty people.
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We don't give amnesty to peoplewho intentionally violate the
laws of humanity, conductcriminal actions, we're going to
hold them accountable. We'regoing to demand to the judges.
And by the way, judges,attorneys, doctors, I don't know
if you can all remember back,but go read 1947 the Nuremberg
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trials, there was not a singletrial. That was a dozen trials.
The first trial was after theyhad hot shots, but the doctors
trials and the judges trials,those all follow gays, those all
followed.
Jason Davis (28:50):
Yeah, yeah, they did. You're right about that.
It's interesting, because that'sanother thing, you know, the
Nuremberg Code. And that's theother thing about
experimentation. And of course,you know, the United States. I
don't know what it is, withthese treaties, you know, they
sign these treaties when it'sbad for us, they follow the
treaty, but when it's when it'sgood for us, they don't follow
the treaty. So it's kind offunny. All right, last question,
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Doc, let's put I want to pivot alittle bit to the Fleming
method.com. You know, becauseyou have this diagnostic imaging
practice and facility. And andyou know, you're talking about,
you have different methodologieshere. And not just for COVID-19.
I mean, you have some thingshere for cancer and heart
disease. Tell me about that.
Dr. Richard Flemming (29:33):
Right. So my federal case revolved around
the fact that I discovered whenI was a cardiology fellow, I was
doing research on the drugs thatare used now. In fact, I'm old
enough that a lot of the drugsthat are used Now one way or
another, were research drugs.
When I came through the systemdid research and one of the
things that I discovered wasthat our nuclear imaging that we
use that we depend upon for somuch is flawed. And as I started
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sorting out the flaws in thatand started Looking at different
health problems, what I realizedis that our nuclear cameras
weren't actually quantitativelymeasuring correctly, we just
assumed that they were. And whatthat led me into was to was to
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discover that a lot of thesenewer isotopes that are used to
try to image the body, theysaid, No, you need two doses of
it, not just one, that was alie. And it turns out that they
waited too long to startimaging. So a lot of critically,
ill people get missed and gottold that they were okay and
then ended up dying from heartdisease. So Fleming method is
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the only currently patentedmethod that can quantitatively
measure what's going on insidethe body. So it stems out of
work that I did, as a physicist,it stems out of work that I did
with American Heart, and theinflammation and heart disease
theory that I presented in 1994,which actually explains why the
virus becomes COVID-19. Becausewhen the body's health changes,
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two things happen. Themetabolism of cells and, and
organs change, and the bloodflow to them change. So Fleming
method, quantitatively measuresaccurately measures these
changes in metabolism and bloodflow. And because it's able to
do that, it can find heartdisease and cancer and infection
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throughout the body that'sotherwise missed. And because
it's an actual measurement, itdoes one thing more. It allows
us to take any person, findtheir health problem, give them
whatever treatment you decideon, I don't care what it is
yoga, meditation, vitamins,minerals, diet, drugs, surgery,
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radio, radiation, chemotherapy,whatever, to give that
treatment, to then repeatFleming method and actually
measure if it worked for you.
You know, it may work for theother nine people before you but
it doesn't work for you. Itdoesn't, it doesn't work for
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you. And you need to know that.
Particularly with these problemslike heart disease and cancer
and these types of infections,we used it to study SARS cov.
Two, because we can quantify thechanges in metabolism and blood
flow that occur from infectionjust like it does in cancer,
just like it does in heartdisease. And so in the end, what
will happen with Fleming method,and we're gonna start rolling it
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out for heart disease and cancerin 2019. And then 2019, change
everything that we were doing.
So we stood back and decided tofocus on on infections. And I
just presented this work at theAmerican Society of Nuclear
cardiology meetings in Orlando,on the eighth of September, so
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not only have we publishedresearch and what works, but we
went to the nuclear The AmericanSociety nuclear cardiology
conference, and I'll tell youwhat happened to the physicians,
they did not walk by that, thatthey were talking about the
results and say, well, thatthat's not possible Fleming
because we know all these dos,drugs don't work. They walked by
it, and they went, wow. Itworks. It's like, yeah, they do.
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But you have to measure it toreally, really know. So it's,
it's a paradigm shift. Becausethe images that we've been
getting are very pretty, youknow, they look great to the
eye. But the reality is that theprettier they are, the more data
is actually lost. And so thismethod, calibrates the equipment
allows us to quantify what'sgoing on. And when we put the
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whole thing together here in thenext couple of years, we will be
able to scan you from head totoe in about 1520 minutes, and
tell you your entire state ofhealth in your body. Find out
where your problems are, findproblems earlier. Allow less
toxic ways to treat you. Andthen reimage that just say what
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works for you. So we can say youknow what? This drug works for
you this diet works for you thisvitamin or mineral works for you
this Yoga works for you, or itdoesn't work for you just sorry
work for you with breast cancerwill for you. It does ma'am for
you. It doesn't, you know, wecan get into the specifics about
why it may vary from person toperson, but at the end of the
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day, most people want to bedoing what's better for them.
And you know, if they choose notto, it's the semi free society.
But you we want to be able totailor what works for you. And
because it's my patent. I'm alsogoing to control the cost. And
we're not going to have anythingto do with Medicare or Medicaid
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or any of that BS because we'regoing to we're going to focus on
the people and not governmentcontrolled systems.
Jason Davis (34:46):
This is fascinating. So and just real
quick doc because I'm runningshort on time here but your does
somebody have to be in Texas toget this scan or can they get it
anywhere? How does it work?
Dr. Richard Flemming (34:58):
We're in the process. We're We're getting
back up. We've been waiting toget to COVID-19 to start
licensing to this to places butthe reality is that any nuclear
camera that's out there withlicensure for this to correct
their, their camera, and to givethem instructions on how to do
it, they'll be able to do it. Sowe're in the process. We'll be
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rolling it out. But you know,SARS, cov, two COVID-19 changed
our trajectory and what we'redoing just like it did the rest
of you.
Jason Davis (35:28):
Fascinating. I'll be watching that very closely.
It's good news. Everybody onceagain 10 letters.org. The
Fleming method.com and Dr.
Richard Fleming really goodconversation. Appreciate what
you're doing. Absolute patriot,thank you very much. God bless
you.
Dr. Richard Flemming (35:45):
Thank you, Jason. My pleasure to be here.
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Jason Davis (00:16):
Welcome back to don't turn out liberty. Thanks
for being here. Jason Davisback. And, of course, we're
right in the middle of the bigselection that's happening today
across America. It is selectionday. But that's not what we're
going to talk about today.
Today, we're gonna pivot back tomy favorite topic, which is, of
course, COVID-19. And my guesttoday is super involved with
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this, you've probably seen themovement in different places
online and so forth. But10 letters.org crimes against
humanity tour, they're basicallytrying to do some indictments,
to hold some of these peopleaccountable for all that they've
done to us. So my guest today isone of the main people running
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that movement. He's a doctor,he's a cardiologist. He's also
an attorney, if you can believethat. Dr. Richard Fleming is
here. Thank you for being here.
How are you?
Dr. Richard Flemming (01:13):
My pleasure to be here? Thank you
for the invitation. Yeah,
Jason Davis (01:16):
awesome. I appreciate you coming on, this
is going to be fascinating. Sowe preface this by saying we've
done extensive COVID programmingon this on this on this
broadcast over the last, youknow, two years or whatever. But
there's always new informationcoming out. So you're writing a
book on this as well. And you'vedone extensive research into
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COVID-19. So because we'vetalked about all so many
different aspects of this, Iwant to ask you, what would be
your top three things that youthink people need to know about
COVID-19?
Dr. Richard Flemming (01:56):
Well, the first top thing that you should
know is that COVID-19 is adisease not a virus, and the
viruses, there's actually threeof those that we have tracked
down. And so the book that youmentioned, I've already written
that that came out last year isCOVID-19, a bio weapon, a
scientific and forensicinvestigation, where we looked
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at the money that came out fromthe federal government, the
Department of Defense, AnthonyFauci has an ID, who that money
went to including Pieter dezakat, ego health and welfare at
the University of NorthCarolina, and she's Anglia to an
institute of virology. And whenyou look at all that
information, what, what one ofthe important things for people
to recognize is that there wasnot just a single virus that
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these people were working on.
They actually there are threeviruses that we have seen the
PCR data lineup on using eightto 10 segments of these three
different viruses. We knowthey've been working on it for
20 years. So the first thing isCOVID is a disease, SARS cov.
Two is a virus but in fact, it'sreally three viruses. So it's
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not like they just kind of didone thing. They've been very,
very busy over the last coupleof decades, building these
biological agents that are aviolation, number two, a
violation of the BiologicalWeapons Convention treaty. And
that is the key pivotal pointthat everyone needs to see as
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the crime because the crime wasmaking biological agents to be
used in warfare that got out ofhand that spread across the
planet. And the consequence ofthat spread, led to everything
else that people have beentalking about. It led to
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quarantining of homes, so peoplecouldn't have parties. It led to
I lived in LA at the time, theyshut off the water and power and
electricity to people havingparties in their own home, led
to the quarantining ofbusinesses, they decided who was
important, who wasn't important,putting people at risk for
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financial security and thereforemuch more dependent upon the
government. They decided whichschools to quarantine which
places of worship to, toquarantine I mean, I now live in
Dallas and there was a womanhere, whose father actually was
running for governor did notmake the primary but it was one
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of the candidates and she was inCatholic mass trained to receive
one of our sacraments as aCatholic Eucharist and was
denied that because she wasn'tmasked and had her baby there
with her, and literally wastaken out of our church or not.
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Well, it's the Catholic Churchwith Police, the masking issues,
the interference with treatmentregimens, the the overextension
of federal government reachbeyond the constitutional limits
that it has. And so all of thatand and the vaccines and then
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the third thing I would say. Soone is that it's, there's
several viruses that were made,they're a violation of
biological weapons. The secondthing is that that is the
pivotal point that is the crimeand violation of the Biological
Weapons Convention treaty, theInternational Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights, theDeclaration of Helsinki, the
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Nuremberg Code. And then thethird thing is that if you
actually look at the drugvaccine, biologics, whether
people want to call them that ornot, as I'm originally a
physicist, PhD in physics, MDnuclear cardiologist attorney,
so, from my little brainsperspective, I'm comfortable
calling these drug vaccinebiologics. That's the definition
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they fall under. But that codesequence is identical to the
biological weapon number one. Soif it looks like a duck, quacks
like a duck and quacks like aduck, it's a duck. You don't
have to have a PhD to figurethat one out. And more
importantly, if you look at theemergency use authorization
documents. And you can find themon Fleming method. They're
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number two, three, and 51, whichtells you how many times I've
quoted this because there'salmost 300 papers that I've got
on that site about this virus inthe treatment of viruses and a
whole host of things related toit. If you look at those
documents, and you ask thequestion that a scientist
physician asks, do the vaccinesactually significantly reduce
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the number of people who areended up with COVID? Or die? The
answer was, and remains? No. Thedata is very, very clear. So I
think we've done more thanenough research, they have
panned out with the same resultsthat every other mRNA technology
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that's been used for cancer andother treatments, has ads come
up with which is they didn'twork.
Jason Davis (07:18):
That's right.
That's exactly right. And thatis why Congress told Fauci to
stop doing data functionresearch when they found out
about it several years ago, isit not? Well,
Dr. Richard Flemming (07:29):
the reason why Congress did that, and and
it was in I think it was Obama,that kind of issue that wasn't
because Congress or Obamathought of it. It was the
medical and scientific communitythat said, Wait a minute, we're
having lots of problems. We havegot h one, h five, and one
that's gotten out, we've gotsmallpox, it's gotten out, we
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have this bird flu varietythat's gotten out, we need to
put a lid on this. So it was thescientific and medical community
that that put a lid on it. Butif you look at those documents
that said no more gain offunction right now, it excluded
Peter days, Zack at Eco Hill andralpher, I get the University of
North Carolina gentlemen who hadan input into these documents.
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And during that time, it's very,very clear that research
continued on, it later gotlifted. But you know, there's
this whole period of time thatAnthony Fauci has been trying to
tell the world that we don't dogain of function research and
Anthony Fauci sat in front ofSenator Dr. Rand Paul, and said,
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and I AI D, the NationalInstitutes of allergies and
infectious disease, Dr. Fauci,he's organization that he's in
charge, does not fun, gain offunction research on Spike
proteins. Now, there are a lotof patents out there, I have a
patent. And you don't get apatent for a good idea, you get
a patent because you've provensomething. And the only two
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patents that actually matter isjust rapidly if you're in
cleavage site, if you are i nwhich are four amino acid
insert, that do not exist in anyother coronaviruses except what
we call SARS, cov to the odds ofwhich are 3.21 times 210 to the
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minus 11, which means threetimes the possibility is three
out of 10 billion, that thiscould have happened by random
chance, which if you don't getthe meaning of that number, it's
really unlikely because you havegreater odds of anything else
happening to you on the planet,including media or media rights
hitting you, then this virushaving occurred naturally. The
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second thing is the patent thatright on the patent says it's
funded by NIH ID for theexpressed written purpose of
changing the spike protein oncoronaviruses. That says perjury
be all over it. So those threethings amount of the fact that
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these people and Anthony Fauciwhose name is on the list of who
we're going after, havecommitted criminal actions. They
have violated treaties. Theyhave violated I listed all of
them off. So they're a federalviolation. And at the state
level, those same charges aremurder, attempted murder,
manslaughter, recklessmanslaughter, false
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imprisonment, assault battery,in cases where that's a law,
false imprisonment, and perjury.
And if you've taken an oath touphold and defend the
Constitution of the UnitedStates, and you violated these
treaties, then you havecommitted treason. Take your
choice. And I'm sure we can comeup with more. We have I'm sorry,
what we have is the evidencethat proves that. And that's
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what 10 letters.org is about.
Having American citizens sin,this evidence that's on that
website, to the Attorney Generaland to the governor of their
states and saying, Listen, wewant a day of justice. We want
these criminals indicted for thecrimes that they did. And we
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want justice for the 1 milliondead Americans. And mind you
this number is not little, thisnumber is about the same number
as all of the deaths of all ofthe soldiers in all of the wars
the United States has everbought. And then there's
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millions more that have beenharmed by the viruses armed by
the vaccines. That, you know,we're just tipping the iceberg
here. These families deservejustice, and the American people
deserve justice. There's 6.6million dead people on the
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planet. Because of that, that'smore damage than Hitler did.
That more deaths than there wereJews that were executed by
Hitler, during his his era ofjust unconscionable inhumanity.
And that a man that none of us,I think, would say, had any good
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qualities. And we haveaccomplished more death in the
world than that man did. Thefamilies of Americans, and
people around the world deservejustice. And it's time now to
take this evidence submitted tothe Attorney General's to submit
for real grand juries, becauseonly Attorney General's only
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district attorneys, theattorneys who work for the
people can file criminalcharges, attorneys like myself
and Tom Robbins, we can't filecriminal charges. We're not
prosecuting attorneys. We canfile civil suits, but I'll and
God bless Tom for what he'sdoing, and anybody else who's
taken a crack at these people.
But seriously, these civil suitswill not happen successfully,
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until the criminal actions arecalled for these people to be
held accountable. And once thathappens, then the wall has been
torn down. And the floodwatersof the of what these people have
done is going to wash over themand talk about what was Trump's
thing? Clearing the swamptalking about clearing the
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swamp, we're going to have aswamp clearing day.
Jason Davis (13:35):
Well, that would be nice. So let's get into that a
little bit. Because because youknow, the thing is, is that a
lot of these elected are notreally elected. They're
selected, as we saw with thevoting problems, and we're
seeing them today all across thecountry. And, you know, nothing
has been fixed since 2020. And alot of these people get elected,
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you know, by outside influence,like George Soros and others
like that. And of course, theydon't have our best interests at
heart, right. So if you havepeople that are installed there
that are told to look the otherway and do nothing. And this
evidence has been out there,quite frankly, for quite a
while. I mean, you've compiledgreat evidence here. But
there's, there's lots ofevidence, right? Lots and lots
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and lots. It's been out therefor a long, long time. And even
countries like New Zealand orIsrael have data. You know,
Israel is one of the most highlyvaccinated countries in the
world yet their COVID rates anddeath rates are higher than
anybody. So again, all this hasbeen out there forever. Right?
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And nothing has been done. Sohow, how likely do you think it
is that they're going toactually do something?
Dr. Richard Flemming (14:49):
Right?
Well, one thing the evidence hasbeen out there, but the focus
and the method at whicheverybody's been going after the
problem hasn't hasn't been theThe target the target is the
gain of function. That isclearly the crime and, and other
than Dr. Senator Rand Paul kindof taking little swipes at this,
there really hasn't been aconcerted effort to go after the
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gain of function. I understandthe potential concern that
people have that these folkswon't do everything, or anything
to help us to do the rightthing. But here's the thing that
we all need to remember,history. Human history, is
replete with examples ofdictators, and and people who
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were tyrants, who thought theyran the show. And everybody
thought it was impossible tohold these people accountable.
It's only possible to hold thesepeople accountable when people
stand up. That's what thefounding fathers did. That's
what the people did. To everydictator, every tyrant, every
sadistic individual in thehistory of humanity has only
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been taken down, when humanitydecides to rise up together,
focus on the target and go afterthe enemy. And history has shown
us that every one of theseindividuals has gone down. So
how likely is it going tohappen? Well, one of two things
is going to happen. Either I'mgoing to get these people
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indicted, or I'm going to bedead in the process of doing it.
Because I'm not going to releasefrom it, we have provided the
evidence out there, there areenough people beginning to look
around them and see deadAmericans, armed Americans next
door to them that they can nolonger ignore what's happened in
our country and as uncomfortableas it is, for Americans or any
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any human being to look at andwhen they've been lied to, when
they've been misled, whenthey've given trust to people,
you know, we have alwaysdemonstrated as humans that we
can come back to the basic corevalues that make humanity we're
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saving, which is to holdcriminals accountable, to see
after our children and ourgrandchildren, and to insist
upon justice. And up until now,I don't think people have
really, really grasped this.
They've, they've seen thevaccines, they've seen the
interference with the treatment,but they haven't really grasped
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the concept that biologicalweapons were built. We signed a
treaty in 1975. That said, wewould not build such weapons, it
was inhumane. We wouldn't buildthem, we wouldn't store them, we
wouldn't keep them, we wouldn'tallow other people to do it. If
we saw them, we would destroythem. We insure the technology.
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And if we didn't like being apart of that treaty we'd pull
out of it. Well, the UnitedStates was the country that
blocked verification of thattreaty. And when Russia went in
and attacked the Ukraine, itbecame painfully obvious to the
world that US monies had beenfunneled into Bio Labs in
Ukraine, on Putin's doorstep BioLab, some of which were there
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that he had his people inbuilding weapons in before we
got there. And we wonder whyhe's a little miffed. And I'm
not I'm not a Putin fan. Please.
Nobody ever confused me withthat. Okay. I'm just saying that
if somebody was doing somethingbad on my doorstep, I might be
inclined to respond to it.
Jason Davis (18:27):
You don't like the big bad wolf duck? Come on. I
have. Oh, right. Yeah,
Unknown (18:31):
well, I'm a bloodline Viking. So we'll see which one
goes down first.
Jason Davis (18:36):
Okay, so let's talk about this a little bit. So the
the gain of function? Yeah, wehave the treaties and all that.
Is there actual Federal CriminalCode preventing this? Uh, yes,
there is.
Dr. Richard Flemming (18:51):
Okay. Yes,
Jason Davis (18:52):
there is because, you know, I'm wondering all this
time, because Rand Paul,actually, he's got all the info.
And he's always, you know,making a big show of making
Fauci look like a demon upthere. And he's always putting
his he's always nailed them tothe wall with all of these
facts. Well, Rand Paul's asitting senator. I mean, why
doesn't he demand, the AttorneyGeneral, the United States do
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something.
Dr. Richard Flemming (19:16):
The Attorney General the United
States can't do anything. Theseare federal employees that did
that an attorney cannotprosecute and defend the same
person. So there's no way in theworld that US federal attorney
is going to do anything. That'swhy we're going to the state
attorney generals, the peoplethat have the courage to do
something. And there's basicallytwo groups of these folks, there
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are the group of attorneygenerals that want to do
something. But they're allsitting there. And I know
because I've chatted with manyof them. They're trying to
figure out do we have thesupport of the American people?
Will they back us if we go tobat for them? Are we going to
fall for this and then we've gotthe other group that are cowards
that need to be pressured intoit. The code for bye Biological
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weapons is 18 USC United StatesCode section 175 prohibitions
with respect to biologicalweapons.
Jason Davis (20:08):
Okay, let me go back to something you just said.
You said the Attorney Generalcan't defend or prosecute the
same person, right? The Federalone at the federal level. So how
do they hold FBI accountable?
Like, so if an FBI agent commitsa crime? Are you saying that he
can't be prosecuted?
Dr. Richard Flemming (20:33):
That, you know, that's a good question.
Jason Davis (20:36):
Oh, look, duck, I'm just asking because I was No,
no, no, no, I'm retired deputysheriff. Okay. And let me tell
you, if if if I committed acrime, I would be arrested and
prosecuted, but by my own countyattorney. And so if if I
weren't, and if I were underinvestigation, I'm also
represented by the same countyattorney's office. See, they
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have defenders and prosecutors,and they have that to at the US
Department of Justice as well.
Right. So these guys can be heldaccountable at the federal
level, and they should beindicted. The fact that Rand
Paul has not done anything ofsubstance on this matter, he
only likes to make a show aboutit tells me that it's all fake
theater, like everything else inpolitics.
Dr. Richard Flemming (21:19):
My understanding from the sources
that I have is that he does notfeel like he has sufficient
backing in Congress to proceedfurther.
Jason Davis (21:31):
Well, I guess that we shouldn't do anything, right
if we don't have sufficientbacking.
Dr. Richard Flemming (21:38):
I mean, it sounds to me like he the two or
three people are, are togetheron this, but the vast majority
are not. And that's where we'regoing for the state attorney
general's they can file onbehalf of the citizens of the
state. And at that level, thecharges are murder, attempted
murder, manslaughter, recklessmanslaughter, false
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imprisonment, assault, battery,coercion, perjury the problem
with the federal attorneygeneral prosecuting on this one
is that these are the peoplethat he is very specifically
himself supposed to defend. I donot see any way that that can
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comfortably go off at a federallevel, particularly in the in
the current situation.
Jason Davis (22:28):
You know, you'd think they have, they must have
like it all these, you know,bureaucracy, departments and
stuff, they must have, like,ethics boards, and, you know,
internal internal affairs, andyou know, they must have some
type of accountabilitymechanism, right.
Dr. Richard Flemming (22:45):
Well, we think that in a lot of scenarios
in society, don't we, but theproblem is, is that always
depends upon the people that arethere, right? You can't you
can't go to sleep ethics, right?
That's, I mean, there's researchthat I did early in my life that
I just buried because I knewwhat they would do with that
research. And that was adecision that I had to make
Jason Davis (23:08):
well, and you know, that they don't have these
things, because because theseagencies are actually funded. I
mean, Fauci holds the patents tohundreds of pharmaceutical
drugs. I mean, the the FDA andCDC are nothing more than drug
companies. I mean, they'rethey're patent holders for these
drug companies. It's I
Dr. Richard Flemming (23:28):
have I have dealt with big government
and big pharma in the past andand collected my bruises that I
have on Fleming thing method.comto show for it. And the reality
is that I'm still here fightingfor the people and fighting
against the corruption of thegovernment, and Big Pharma. And
I'll continue to do that. So allthey've done is they've taught
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me
Jason Davis (23:51):
Yeah, and that's and that's what we need. We
need. We need like the BenedictArnold turncoats like you to
come over to our side, you knowwhat I mean? So it's so 10
letters that or Flemingmethod.com, crimes against
humanity tour.com, these are allrelated to this. Go on there.
Figure out how you can getplugged in send these letters,
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if everybody the idea, right isto get everybody get 10 people
to send these letters into theAG, right?
Dr. Richard Flemming (24:19):
Right, everybody sends it in sends it
off to 10 of their friends.
Those 10 People sign it, theysend it off to 10 of their
friends, what we do is weinundate these people with the
demand by the American peoplethat these folks honor the oath
that they took when they whenthey took those offices. And and
we are demanding justice notonly because of these criminal
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actions, but we're demandingjustice on behalf of our
children and grandchildren, andthe type of future we're going
to lead them and we're demandingjustice on the part of the
million plus dead Americansmillions of harmed Americans
under a variety of scenarioswith a mounting level of excess
deaths occurring already, youknow, the vaccine deaths that
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have been recorded and acceptedby everybody. 31 32,000 just
take that as a as an acceptablenumber. Because, you know, at 52
we shut down the other of thelast vaccine effort, which was
for swine flu, right? That'sright. But it 32,000 That's more
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deaths, more recognized, broadlyaccepted. Nobody's denying
deaths, then all of the warswe've fought in with the
exception of our five deadliestwars. Yep.
Jason Davis (25:44):
That's right.
Dr. Richard Flemming (25:44):
That mean, these
Jason Davis (25:45):
masks know that bear that bears number that
you're saying that 32,000 barsnumber there that that is so
low, it's not even funny. Imean, most most people are
saying it's 10x that
Dr. Richard Flemming (25:56):
at least listen, if swine flu gets shut
down with with 26 deaths and andand a total of 52. In the end, I
think we've reached that point,have we not? Done 32,000 not
somehow say, No way beyond whatwe've ever done before, as we
(26:18):
should stop?
Jason Davis (26:19):
Now let's approve it for kit, let's approve it for
infants under six months, let'sjust do that
Dr. Richard Flemming (26:24):
when when you have an EUA hearing where
they say we won't know what it'sgoing to do to the children
until we do it. You have I mean,just go back to 1940s, early
1940s. And you can hear Mengeleand the rest of the people
saying that same type of thing.
You know, we won't know what theSAP what this really does. Until
(26:46):
we do it. Let's do it and findout. We call that
experimentation on people. Andwe decided a long time ago that
that was wrong. And it's wrong.
If the United States does it,and the United States has a
history have a nice track recordof doing research on our
(27:07):
military. You know, I knew oneof the Tuskegee Airmen
personally. But we've doneradiation experiment studies on
people we've done infectiousdisease experiments and people,
we've done all sorts of nastystuff to people under the guise
of it so gay, you know, we careabout you, you know what? The
(27:31):
only people that really caredabout me were my mom and dad,
you know, and I and grandparentsand that type of thing, but my
mom and dad, and so my job, myduty as a dad to my my children
is to care about them more thananybody else, because nobody
will care about them as much asI do. But it's then also time
(27:51):
for people to stand up and go,You know what, there's something
really, really wrong and sickabout a society that allows
people go around buildingbiological weapons to kill, beat
that kill people, and then watcha million dead Americans, and
millions of harmed Americans andsay, we're not gonna do anything
about it. We're not going tohave an Amazon amnesty people.
(28:14):
We don't give amnesty to peoplewho intentionally violate the
laws of humanity, conductcriminal actions, we're going to
hold them accountable. We'regoing to demand to the judges.
And by the way, judges,attorneys, doctors, I don't know
if you can all remember back,but go read 1947 the Nuremberg
(28:37):
trials, there was not a singletrial. That was a dozen trials.
The first trial was after theyhad hot shots, but the doctors
trials and the judges trials,those all follow gays, those all
followed.
Jason Davis (28:50):
Yeah, yeah, they did. You're right about that.
It's interesting, because that'sanother thing, you know, the
Nuremberg Code. And that's theother thing about
experimentation. And of course,you know, the United States. I
don't know what it is, withthese treaties, you know, they
sign these treaties when it'sbad for us, they follow the
treaty, but when it's when it'sgood for us, they don't follow
the treaty. So it's kind offunny. All right, last question,
(29:11):
Doc, let's put I want to pivot alittle bit to the Fleming
method.com. You know, becauseyou have this diagnostic imaging
practice and facility. And andyou know, you're talking about,
you have different methodologieshere. And not just for COVID-19.
I mean, you have some thingshere for cancer and heart
disease. Tell me about that.
Dr. Richard Flemming (29:33):
Right. So my federal case revolved around
the fact that I discovered whenI was a cardiology fellow, I was
doing research on the drugs thatare used now. In fact, I'm old
enough that a lot of the drugsthat are used Now one way or
another, were research drugs.
When I came through the systemdid research and one of the
things that I discovered wasthat our nuclear imaging that we
use that we depend upon for somuch is flawed. And as I started
(29:54):
sorting out the flaws in thatand started Looking at different
health problems, what I realizedis that our nuclear cameras
weren't actually quantitativelymeasuring correctly, we just
assumed that they were. And whatthat led me into was to was to
(30:15):
discover that a lot of thesenewer isotopes that are used to
try to image the body, theysaid, No, you need two doses of
it, not just one, that was alie. And it turns out that they
waited too long to startimaging. So a lot of critically,
ill people get missed and gottold that they were okay and
then ended up dying from heartdisease. So Fleming method is
(30:37):
the only currently patentedmethod that can quantitatively
measure what's going on insidethe body. So it stems out of
work that I did, as a physicist,it stems out of work that I did
with American Heart, and theinflammation and heart disease
theory that I presented in 1994,which actually explains why the
virus becomes COVID-19. Becausewhen the body's health changes,
(31:01):
two things happen. Themetabolism of cells and, and
organs change, and the bloodflow to them change. So Fleming
method, quantitatively measuresaccurately measures these
changes in metabolism and bloodflow. And because it's able to
do that, it can find heartdisease and cancer and infection
(31:26):
throughout the body that'sotherwise missed. And because
it's an actual measurement, itdoes one thing more. It allows
us to take any person, findtheir health problem, give them
whatever treatment you decideon, I don't care what it is
yoga, meditation, vitamins,minerals, diet, drugs, surgery,
(31:47):
radio, radiation, chemotherapy,whatever, to give that
treatment, to then repeatFleming method and actually
measure if it worked for you.
You know, it may work for theother nine people before you but
it doesn't work for you. Itdoesn't, it doesn't work for
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you. And you need to know that.
Particularly with these problemslike heart disease and cancer
and these types of infections,we used it to study SARS cov.
Two, because we can quantify thechanges in metabolism and blood
flow that occur from infectionjust like it does in cancer,
just like it does in heartdisease. And so in the end, what
will happen with Fleming method,and we're gonna start rolling it
(32:28):
out for heart disease and cancerin 2019. And then 2019, change
everything that we were doing.
So we stood back and decided tofocus on on infections. And I
just presented this work at theAmerican Society of Nuclear
cardiology meetings in Orlando,on the eighth of September, so
(32:49):
not only have we publishedresearch and what works, but we
went to the nuclear The AmericanSociety nuclear cardiology
conference, and I'll tell youwhat happened to the physicians,
they did not walk by that, thatthey were talking about the
results and say, well, thatthat's not possible Fleming
because we know all these dos,drugs don't work. They walked by
it, and they went, wow. Itworks. It's like, yeah, they do.
(33:13):
But you have to measure it toreally, really know. So it's,
it's a paradigm shift. Becausethe images that we've been
getting are very pretty, youknow, they look great to the
eye. But the reality is that theprettier they are, the more data
is actually lost. And so thismethod, calibrates the equipment
allows us to quantify what'sgoing on. And when we put the
(33:36):
whole thing together here in thenext couple of years, we will be
able to scan you from head totoe in about 1520 minutes, and
tell you your entire state ofhealth in your body. Find out
where your problems are, findproblems earlier. Allow less
toxic ways to treat you. Andthen reimage that just say what
(33:58):
works for you. So we can say youknow what? This drug works for
you this diet works for you thisvitamin or mineral works for you
this Yoga works for you, or itdoesn't work for you just sorry
work for you with breast cancerwill for you. It does ma'am for
you. It doesn't, you know, wecan get into the specifics about
why it may vary from person toperson, but at the end of the
(34:19):
day, most people want to bedoing what's better for them.
And you know, if they choose notto, it's the semi free society.
But you we want to be able totailor what works for you. And
because it's my patent. I'm alsogoing to control the cost. And
we're not going to have anythingto do with Medicare or Medicaid
(34:40):
or any of that BS because we'regoing to we're going to focus on
the people and not governmentcontrolled systems.
Jason Davis (34:46):
This is fascinating. So and just real
quick doc because I'm runningshort on time here but your does
somebody have to be in Texas toget this scan or can they get it
anywhere? How does it work?
Dr. Richard Flemming (34:58):
We're in the process. We're We're getting
back up. We've been waiting toget to COVID-19 to start
licensing to this to places butthe reality is that any nuclear
camera that's out there withlicensure for this to correct
their, their camera, and to givethem instructions on how to do
it, they'll be able to do it. Sowe're in the process. We'll be
(35:19):
rolling it out. But you know,SARS, cov, two COVID-19 changed
our trajectory and what we'redoing just like it did the rest
of you.
Jason Davis (35:28):
Fascinating. I'll be watching that very closely.
It's good news. Everybody onceagain 10 letters.org. The
Fleming method.com and Dr.
Richard Fleming really goodconversation. Appreciate what
you're doing. Absolute patriot,thank you very much. God bless
you.
Dr. Richard Flemming (35:45):
Thank you, Jason. My pleasure to be here.
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