February 12, 2024 • 65 mins
Have you ever questioned the statistics that shape our public health narratives? That's precisely what John Beaudoin, a former engineer turned truth-seeker, has done following a heart-wrenching personal loss and amidst the uncertainty of a global pandemic. Join me, James Egidio, as I sit with John to unravel the opaque threads woven into the fabric of the US health care system. His meticulous dissection of CDC data, driven by the pursuit of clarity on vaccination-related deaths, presents a unique perspective that challenges the established understanding of public health policy.
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Intro (00:01):
Get ready to hear the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth about thehealthcare States system With
your host of the Medical Truthpodcast,
James Egidio (00:18):
Welcome to the Medical Truth podcast.
I'm your host, James Egidio Myguest obtained a bachelor of
science in systems engineering,worked 30 years in the
semiconductor research anddesign industry, and obtained an
MBA in management.
In July of 2018, he lost hiseldest son in a motorcycle
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accident at the age of 20.
The fraudulent COVID narrativegave him a purpose again, which
was to save children from harm.
He enrolled in law school at 56years old, attended for two
semesters, and was unenrolleddue to his COVID vaccination
status.
He now uses statistics,engineering, economics, law, and
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philosophy to find evidence andbring truth to the people about
vaccination deaths and injuries.
He is about to release his book, the Real CDC.
It is an honor and a pleasureto have on the Medical Truth
podcast my guest, mr John Boden.
John, welcome to the MedicalTruth podcast.
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How you doing today?
John Beaudoin (01:22):
Very well, james, nice to be here, thanks.
James Egidio (01:24):
Thank you.
I want to talk a little bitabout who you are and what you
do.
John Beaudoin (01:29):
Oh, I'm an engineer by education electrical
engineering.
I spent my career in the mostlysemiconductor research and
design, but in the capacity ofputting large deals together in
contracts.
So I would have to understandthe engineering, talk to the
engineers, the CTO and VP ofengineering and so forth, but
also the CEO, cto, chief LegalCounsel, putting together
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contracts, negotiating terms,fairly large deals, and then
career ended.
I can't even think of the year,maybe 2011, 2012.
I went back for an MBA to showmy kids that school was
important and right when Igraduated I lost my son, my
oldest boy, who was 20 years old.
I sat on the couch depressed,until COVID came.
And then, when COVID came, Ithought it was BS.
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And then my middle son.
I was trying to tell him oh,you have to take it seriously.
But I was looking into the dataand when I loaded CDC data I
didn't actually load it.
Sorry, I used it online.
I should have loaded it becausethey had a problem with the
math from 2014 through 2018.
And I wrote to the keeper ofthe record from the CDC, told
him you got a problem, didn'twrite back, but he took the file
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down for a day and a half andwhen the file came back up, it
was changed.
They didn't change the math,they changed the data they
should like.
How do you just changehistorical 2014 through 2018
data to make it look like fluand pneumonia or to make COVID
look bad in the spring of 2020is when it was.
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It was like April May,something like that.
But I don't have it recordedand it just set me off Like if
they're lying, I'm going to findthem and I just haven't stopped
.
So I've been doing FOIAs andgetting death certificate data.
I went to law school for a year.
They kicked me out because Iwouldn't get the vaccine.
I've written, I've written abill for it's in New Hampshire.
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Now it's another state justsubmitted it.
I don't want to say I don'tknow if I have permission to say
it yet, but it was submitted ina Midwest state as well
verbatim and two lawsuits, oneagainst the state for fraud and
corruption on death certificates, massive amounts of fraud and
over counting COVID and hidingvaccine deaths and saying that
actually vaccine deaths wereCOVID deaths when a person
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reacted to the vaccine in fiveminutes or two hours and then
died and they said it's COVIDbecause they had COVID three
months earlier asymptomatically.
Yeah, I don't think so.
So that's pretty much me andhow I got into this.
James Egidio (04:00):
Yeah, so you mentioned something about 2014,
2018 and some inconsistencieswith what the flu you're saying.
Is that what that was?
John Beaudoin (04:09):
Yeah, there are multiple columns, so there's a
flu column, a pneumonia columnand a flu and pneumonia column.
And then, yeah, back then therewasn't the COVID column.
You could.
Some of the data is missing andthey said it was for privacy
purposes.
This is all de-identified data.
This is no privacy.
You can't figure anything outfrom the data.
So some of the cells weremissing and you just simply do a
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subtraction like flu andpneumonia.
You would subtract from flu orpneumonia and then total deaths
and you can figure out, you canpopulate the cells that were
missing and the numbers didn'tadd up.
James Egidio (04:47):
What kind of inconsistencies did you find as
far as, let's say, the data thatwas extrapolated in 14 and 18
through 18, and then let's say,fast forward to 2020, what kind
of inconsistencies did you seewhen you lined them both up?
John Beaudoin (05:01):
We're talking four years ago.
I don't remember much about it,other than the only point in
telling the story is that itmade me very suspicious of the
government, because I know whathappened to me.
I'm not trying to prove that toanybody else, it's just people
ask me how did you get into this?
That's how.
Now, from what I remember, thenumbers didn't add up.
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I wrote to him, he didn't writeback.
They changed the file and all ofa sudden, the numbers looked
good and it made COVID lookreally bad.
Yeah, now, because they had aseparate file for 19 and 20.
So one file was 2014 through 18.
The other file was 2019 and2020 and that was up through.
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It's called provisional dataand it's up through the two
weeks before, whatever time Iget the file.
So if I got it in late April, Ihad it through mid-April.
In looking at those numbers,they had added an extra column
to that file and that extracolumn was COVID.
Then they added another columnand another column, because it
was COVID in flu, covid inpneumonia, flu in pneumonia.
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And then there was anothercolumn that had all three.
So if a death certificate hadall three, it was in the all
three column and when I addedthem up, so COVID doesn't look
as bad if the numbers from fluand pneumonia weren't being
added properly.
Again I can't remember Fouryears ago and the only point in
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telling that is just to say itmade me very suspicious of the
government in the way they'remanipulating files.
The files should not changelike that.
James Egidio (06:39):
Yeah, in fact it's interesting.
I have a couple, actually three, death certificates that show
those inconsistencies.
Here's one where deathcertificate fraud number two.
It's this one's numbered andsays vaccine the day before her
cardiac arrest.
The case was reported to theCDC, though it's not clear as to
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any mechanism for how thevaccine could have led to the
cardiac arrest.
So there's just one example ofwhat we're talking about.
That's the last one right.
This, I believe, is theMinnesota.
John Beaudoin (07:15):
I recognize that Minnesota.
I have both data cases.
James Egidio (07:18):
Yeah, yeah, oh yeah.
John Beaudoin (07:19):
I see on the top there it says MN yeah, yeah.
James Egidio (07:21):
Yeah, minnesota.
Here's the second one.
Same thing, different situationarterial fibrillation.
And again it's a falsifiedreport death certificate, right.
So again, this is just to backup what you're talking about
here for the listeners andviewers of the Medical Truth
Podcast.
John Beaudoin (07:42):
And then the third one.
Can you go back to that otherone if you don't mind, sure.
James Egidio (07:45):
Absolutely, I'll point something out here.
John Beaudoin (07:48):
Okay, so it says COVID vaccine, second dose, 10
hours prior to death.
And where you said arterial,the first word is atrial, it's
the atrial Atrial.
Okay, so the heart fibrillation, the heart fibrillated, it
stopped pumping Right, doesn'tknow what to do.
Do I contract or expand?
But the notice where it saysCOVID vaccine, second dose, 10
hours prior, up in the codeswhere it says MCOD, on that line
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there's an E which has nothingto do with the vaccine.
I is circulatory, that's cardiacarrest, i461.
Then there's I48 circulatory,i493 circulatory, i500,
circulatory.
There's nothing there that saysY59.0, which is viral vaccines,
or T88.1, other complicationsfrom immunization not elsewhere
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classified.
So it's a fraud of omission.
They know that it's the vaccineand that is causal.
It's actually in there in thedeath certificate and yet
there's no code generated for itby the CDC.
The CDC puts it throughsoftware called Transax and ECME
and it should automaticallyhave generated it based on the
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word vaccine and the 10 hoursprior.
But it's not there.
So that means somebody at theCDC must have manually shot off
that software to code forvaccine specifically.
Or after having been coded forvaccine with a Y59.0 or a T88.1,
somebody must have deleted it.
That's manual intervention.
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Okay To commit fraud on thepeople and to hide vaccine
deaths from the people.
James Egidio (09:20):
And then here's another death certificate.
Number three myocardialinfarction.
Covid-19 vaccination on 227 of21 felt sick after the vaccine.
John Beaudoin (09:31):
Yeah, Don't forget, there's only 28 days in
February.
That's three days.
That's only three days betweenvaccine and death from a heart
attack.
Yeah, so at 92 years old I havea Vermont one.
I correlated the Vermont deathcertificate with a VAERS report.
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Now there's only 198 year oldwho died on that day.
Who's female in Vermont?
In fact there's only one whodied within a week.
It's the same woman and theyboth say heart attack.
But the VAERS report said shegot injected and her heart rate
went to 145 beats per minute.
Tachycardia lasted for two daysuntil she died of a heart
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attack.
They didn't write the vaccineon the death certificate, they
just wrote a heart attack andnobody's going to question a 98
year old with a heart attack.
So, similar to what you just sawwith a 92 year old with a heart
attack, but we know she wasvaccinated three days earlier.
All the vaccines going to saveall the old people?
Yeah, sure it killed them all.
James Egidio (10:33):
Sure, in fact, to back up what you're saying about
the Minneapolis, the Minnesotadeath certificates, I
interviewed Dr Scott Jensen andthis is what he had to say back
several months ago about I wason local television, and within
two days I was on nationaltelevision with Laura Ingram,
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and I ended up becoming aregular, perhaps being on their
show two, three, dozen times.
Speaker 5 (10:59):
And I wasn't trying to do anything, james, other
than the express my typicalskeptical view of the world and
provide context for what washappening.
I had access to informationthat many people did not have,
and so I think I was areasonable source for
information.
I tried to do everything I didwith respect, but I really
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wanted to address what Iconsidered an emerging epidemic
of fear, and, for my trouble, Ididn't get a response from the
Department of Health or the CDC.
What I got three months laterwas, for the first time in my
career, an investigation letterfrom the Minnesota Board of
Medical Practice.
Since then, james, I've gottensix letters in total from the
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Minnesota Board of MedicalPractice, with some 18
allegations.
James Egidio (11:50):
This is just to resonate a point here that
here's a doctor who was born inMinnesota, went to medical
school in Minnesota, practicedin Minnesota, was the family
practice doctor of the year in2016.
And it backs up exactly whatyou're talking about and what
you're finding is now you didsome a deeper dive into a lot of
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this, based on specificno-transcript causes of death.
So let's go from there now tobring the viewers and listeners
up to what's going on now withyour research.
John Beaudoin (12:29):
Yes, when I first got the Massachusetts death
data, I got about 420,000 deathcertificates.
I've since gotten more of about500,000.
And we have 420,000 now fromMinnesota and I have a research
project for a paper I'm workingon.
I'm probably going to get morestates.
I get all this stuff and I'm anengineer.
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I'm not a doctor, not abiologist so I'm like, okay,
what do I do?
So I started loading, I createda spreadsheet to create a heat
map and in that heat map Idetermined the age groups across
the top and half months alongthe side, so 24 half month
periods in a year and I had aspreadsheet for each year.
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And from 2015 through 2019, Iwas able to figure out a mean
and a standard deviation.
And then I looked at 2020 and2021 in the context of that mean
and standard deviation.
Now, if anything was greaterthan a certain number of
standard deviations, I wouldturn it.
If it was greater, I would turnit red and it would get darker
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red the more standard deviations.
I'll just say for your audience, I'll say so that the bigger
number got more red, darker red,and the smaller number, from
the mean, if it was below normal, got blue and get darker blue
and from creating that heat mapwith conditions on all the cells
, I was able to just look at itand say, oh, 2020 looks totally
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different than 2021.
In 2020, the age groups wentdown to it was like 40 through
85 years old.
Plus there was a horizontalband for a nine week period from
mid March to mid June that wasall red.
And then in 21, that band wentup and down in the 65 to 85
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category and it was all yearlong.
So you have a seasonalrespiratory virus, purportedly
COVID, that occurred in 2020.
And then in 2021, it's yeah,it's not seasonal, it's all year
long.
In 21.
Remember, the vaccine came in 21.
Right, and then I saw these twolittle cells that were away
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from everything in the what doyou call it?
The 65 to 74 range, and it wasthe first half of September.
Remember, I'm doing half months, right, each cells half month
and then the first half ofOctober.
So now I have a really tightlittle range I can look in, and
so I went into the actual deathrecords, like thousands of them,
and I looked.
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I said, just give me the firsthalf of September and just give
me 65 to 74 ages, and it came upas a list on a spreadsheet.
I went to the causes of death.
I started looking.
I'm like and pneumonia, heartattack, pulmonary embolism,
what's going on with pulmonaryembolism?
How many people die of clots intheir lungs?
When does that happen?
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It does happen a lot.
Relative to 330 million peoplein the US, we have 7 million
people in Massachusetts.
But to have day after day ofpulmonary embolism deaths in
2021, right when the vaccine wasrolling out, it seemed odd to
me.
So then I noticed that therewere these codes way over to the
right of the spreadsheet.
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I'm like what are those?
I look, I'm like, oh, icd.
So I Googled ICD 10 codes.
I really use DuckDuckGo.
I don't ever use Google, if Ican help it Right.
I searched for ICD 10 codes.
I found out what they were andI found a good site to go
through a lot of them and then Ijust started looking at.
I started writing code andlinking spreadsheets.
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I ended up with 30 differentspreadsheets that are all linked
to each other and they makecalls, they do math, everything
is.
It's like a counters onconditionals.
So you put in some inputs andit says some if s or a count if
s, and it's making a count ofanybody who is within the age
range and if, like, an I-46 isappears on their death record
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anywhere of all the causes orcontributing conditions.
And what I did was I createdanother set of columns for all
these different causes of deaththis is in my book too and so I
did.
You get all the decodes and theI codes and the J codes, and
that's the decodes.
Are blood having to do withdied involving something to do
with the blood, or you couldn'tclot, or you clotted too much,
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or you hemorrhaged or somethingabout the blood or immune
mechanism?
Your white cells aren't beingproduced properly.
The I codes are circulatory.
What's this?
Okay, we'll get into this.
Let me jump to that in a minute, because I said white cells,
that's a good one to go intonext.
But what I did was I putconditionals on the two columns
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2020 and 2021, and whichever onehad a greater excess for a
single cause of death would turnyellow.
Only one of them can turnyellow, because only one can be
greater unless they're equal tofour decimal places Didn't
happen, so it's either one orthe other.
When I looked at it, I was likeI think I made an error in my
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math and because 2020 was allyellow in the, in the J codes,
which are respiratory pneumonia,ards, copd, all the different
kinds of pneumonia flew,anything respiratory.
James Egidio (17:52):
2020 was greater which would have been consistent
with the COVID have gettingright, not the vaccine.
John Beaudoin (17:59):
This was so early in me in my investigational
process, right, I like I'mlooking for stuff, but I don't
know what I'm looking for, right?
And then I get to the, the Icodes and the decodes.
They're all greater and 21.
So wait a minute, how can adisease, if COVID is a disease
and it comes in, how can itchange how it kills you on a
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year boundary, from respiratoryillnesses to circulatory and
blood?
I produced that almost twoyears ago.
I came out with that sub stackarticle and I've been going into
individuals ever since.
But you brought up the, thecan't, the lymph node cancer.
So let's see what happened inlymph node cancer.
So if I look at a single ICD 10code called C77.9, that
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secondary and unspecifiedmalignant neoplasm of the lymph
nodes, and you're going alongwith 2015, 1617, 1819.
Those are all, yeah, 27 to 31,pretty tight range, or 27 to 36.
Sorry, 2016 was high at 36.
2020 is also high here.
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That's interesting becausethere was no vaccine.
But you have to realize, inMassachusetts almost 9000 excess
people died in only nine weeksand they were very old and they
had all kinds of cancers.
Whatever killed them, it tookthem off the board for the rest
of the year and for maybe someof them would have died in a
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year or two years, three years.
Some of these cancers take awhile to kill you, right?
But because they were wiped out, 9000 extra people is 8800
excess people were wiped out inthose nine weeks.
A lot of people in 2020, theydidn't die from lymph node
cancer, they died with it.
And so you have 2020.
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That is also high.
That's 2020.
How does that explain 21?
If 2020 was high and it wipedout excess people, there should
have been a deficit in 2021.
It should be lower than 31 or29 or the other years, but it
wasn't.
It actually went up and then in22, it went up and 23.
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I don't have it in this graph.
We've got the 23 data now.
23 would be above the D andunspecified at the top.
There it's just.
It took off like a rocket.
It's very high and I'm not abiologist or doctor.
I talk to those guys all thetime down many conference calls.
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I'll tell you that nobody knows.
Everybody has theories.
The reason nobody knows isbecause the biggest money is the
government and they won't lookat it.
They won't study it.
They're purposely not studyingthe effects of vaccines,
purposely because we know bythis graph, it's killing a lot
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of excess people.
That's only 81 people in thelast two years Not the last two
years because 2023 was last year, but again, this is an old
graph from the book.
I have more graphs now in theCDC memorandum, which is the
second publication, but 108% andyou have 158%.
It's more than 300% in 23.
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Wow, yeah, it's pretty bad.
James Egidio (21:15):
It is.
These are all these so-calledturbo cancers that are, like you
said, would have probablypotentially have gotten to these
patients, let's say three, fouryears from now, possibly, but
now it's just accelerated at aspeed.
That's just amazing.
The other one you have is achart on acute respiratory.
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It was a sphyscoal.
John Beaudoin (21:40):
Reinal failure.
Yeah, this is acute kidneyfailure, acute kidney injury.
Same thing.
James Egidio (21:47):
And you were talking about.
I saw where you were mentioningsomething about remdesivir, the
treatment of remdesivir.
Let's elaborate on that alittle bit.
John Beaudoin (21:55):
Yeah, so a lot of people are pointing through
remdesivir as killing thekidneys.
I'm just going to talk ingeneral terms like killing the
kidney.
Acute tubular necrosis, atn, isone way to kill the kidneys,
and then as otherwise.
But let's say people are dyingwith acute renal failure.
Kidneys fail, and acute meaningsudden.
They didn't have a problembefore but they do now and they
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die with it.
The common wisdom on one side isremdesivir is doing it.
It was seen in the Ebola trialswhen they tried remdesivir and
all the subjects died.
Most are all of them died andthey had to shut the experiment
down.
The people of Gilead or whoevermade remdesivir, owns it, the
Gileads being sued for it now,but there might be a sister
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company that actually developedit.
I'm not sure.
But anyway, I don't like itwhen there's common wisdom,
because it's usually not wisdom.
Sometimes it's a rumor, and I'mnot saying that remdesivir is
not causing this.
It darn probably is.
But to say emphaticallydefinitely it is, you can't do
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that because it has not beenstudied.
This is so.
Looking at this graph here, thisextrapolates out oh, these are,
this is the fiscal year graph,so everything starts with July
one.
So you see where it says two Hand one H of the following year,
the second half of one year inthe first half of the next year.
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So if you just start a fiscalyear on July 1st, each bar is
that fiscal year, and when youget to 2019 and 2020, that's a
little bit higher, and a littlebit higher in the second half of
2020, the first half of 21.
And then it just goes berserkand it's 100% more than normal.
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But if you look at the numbers,you're looking at thousands of
people.
So this is Massachusetts and inthe last two years, in 21 and
22, there were 2000 excess acuterenal failure deaths.
There's a lot more now.
This is probably over 3000 bynow.
I just haven't done thecalculation you can see on the
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graph.
It's enormous.
Now if you have two to 3000excess deaths in one state and
then if I were to show youMinnesota, you'd see the same
graph.
That's the same thing.
It's gone crazy.
What is causing acute renalfailure?
And I can show on differenttime series graphs.
It wasn't COVID, the big wavein Massachusetts.
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Some people died with acuterenal failure.
But if you take it as apercentage of overall deaths,
you divide by a total number ofdeaths, it's not there, the
signal isn't there, but it is in21.
And if you look at a timeseries, it actually happened in
the last week of November.
It started going up and then itshot up in December Wait a
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minute.
The vaccine wasn't out yet.
It wasn't a few people maybe incare homes, but nobody else.
And then it starts correlatingwith COVID after that.
So how can it correlate withCOVID but not be caused by COVID
?
Because COVID, the first yearand the biggest wave in
Massachusetts, didn't do it toyounger people.
So what is doing it in 21?
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And it started before thevaccine.
So it might be the vaccine, butit doesn't seem like it is.
And I looked at the recordsthousands, several thousand
pages of records per patient andit seems that out of the five
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acute renal failure deaths thatI have, three of them didn't
have remdesivir.
Two of them had bariscytinib,two of them had remdesivir, one
had neither.
All five had vancomycin.
Yeah, that's a very strongantibiotic.
These patients end up withsepsis because they shove this
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thing down their throat, calleda ventilator, and they give them
an infection and it goes badbecause they can't fight it and
they give them vancomycin tostop the sepsis and ends up
killing their kidneys and theydie.
Or it's vancomycin incombination with remdesivir, or
it's vancomycin in combinationwith barisitinib, or remdesivir
in combination with barisitinibwho knows?
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Because the CDC won't study it,that the agency, the department
whose mission it is to studythe data for the public health,
won't study the data for thepublic health.
And we're looking at somethinghere.
Extrapolator that crossed theUnited States is over 100,000
excess deaths.
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That's not 100,000 deaths byacute renal failure.
It's 100,000 more than normaldeaths involving acute renal
failure.
It's the worst single cause ofdeath to hit the United States
in a hundred years.
And they're not studying it.
They're not studying it.
They keep prescribingremdesivir.
The doctors.
I don't know if.
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If anybody knows Anchorman, Isay it's a the movie Anchorman,
it's a documentary about cablenews.
Speaker 4 (27:04):
You've ever seen it.
I'm joking about that.
John Beaudoin (27:07):
And they say Ron Burgundy will read anything you
put on that teleprompter.
And so the woman who wants toget him back for something goes
and writes San Diego.
And so it comes up and he sayshave a good night, fu.
San Diego.
With a big smile on his faceand he goes about his business.
He doesn't even know what hesaid because he'll read anything
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on the teleprompter.
Guess what?
A doctor will prescribeanything the CDC tells them to.
Of course, if the CDC tellsthem prescribed remdesivir,
they'll prescribe remdesivir.
They don't care if they killthe patient.
It's not that they don't care,they don't want to think about
it, they don't want to knowabout it, they don't want to
study it.
The fact that it's goneunstudied for three years, that
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tells you they know.
Sure People are dying to killin people, yeah.
James Egidio (27:57):
And I also think, too, that the doctors are caught
between a rock and a hard place, because you have your doctors
that come from different schoolsof thought the ones, of course,
obviously, that don't want tolose the job.
They're getting paid $10,000 aweek to cover a lot of this up.
And then you get the doctorsthat are courageous enough to
come forward and bewhistleblowers, like Dr Scott
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Jensen and several other folks.
There are other physicians,like Dr Maria Mahelchuk and the
rest, and they jeopardize theirlicenses and their livelihoods.
There's so many variablesinvolved with this whole thing.
It's just, it's verycomplicated.
Why do you think the CDC iscovering a lot of this up?
What's your take on that?
Why do you think the CDC is?
John Beaudoin (28:39):
covering up a lot of the.
Why do I think they're coveringit up?
James Egidio (28:42):
Yeah.
I mean it's an obvious question, but I may as well just put it
out there.
John Beaudoin (28:47):
I mean they're a government political
organization, Right?
Why do people go intogovernment?
Why would somebody even take ajob for the CDC?
Why are you going to take a jobmaking far less money that can
earn in the private sector?
Unless you were the last inyour medical class, medical?
Speaker 5 (29:04):
school class.
John Beaudoin (29:06):
Where do all the ones that used to be that when
you went to med school and I'monly told this because I never
went to med school before you gofor a day, you have the
convocation, or whatever theycall it, at the beginning and
they say look around, because alot of you aren't going to make
it.
And of the ones of you that domake it, if you're in the bottom
third of your class, don'tpractice medicine.
(29:28):
Right, you might graduate witha medical degree.
Don't practice medicine.
If you're that bad that you'rein the bottom third of your
class, don't go.
Do that to people.
Where do they go?
Where do the worst of the worstgo?
Cdc, fda the government's goingto take them in, right, sure.
And why else are they making somuch less money, unless, of
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course, they rise up throughmanagement and then they make a
ton of money because they figureout racketeering ways to line
their own pockets with thetaxpayers' money.
Sure, look at Fauci.
James Egidio (30:03):
Yeah, yeah, you've got another visual here on
acute Post-hemorrhagic anemia.
John Beaudoin (30:09):
Yes, yeah, so remember when I said the blood,
the blood system is highlydysregulated, the manufacturer
of thromocytes, so you haveoriginally these hematopoietic
cells, like stem cells theycould become anything.
A thromocyte, which is aplatelet, or a, it's really
responsible for clotting A whitecell which there could be.
(30:32):
There's all kinds of whitecells, I don't know of them all
Cinephils, lymphocytes,leukocytes, neutrophils and all
these different names for them,and they're super sets and
subsets of each other T cells,Yep, T cells are white cells and
B cells are white cells andthey get sent to another place
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to be finished being made theback of your head I forget the
name and then there's red sites,erythrocytes.
So you get red cells, whitecells and platelets all made and
if you have a dysregulation youcould clot or you could bleed,
right.
And this particular one isacute post-hemorrhagic anemia.
So you've hemorrhaged and nowyou don't have enough red cells.
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That's what it's saying.
So you're anemic, you don'thave enough red cells.
If you don't have enough redcells, you can't carry as much
oxygen.
Anemia makes you lethargic or,in this case, you have so much
blood loss you die, right.
So this is you had so muchblood loss, so you died and I
went in and because thesenumbers are small, like 104 and
89, I could go in and I couldread all 89.
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That's the benefit of havingsource data.
I call it record level sourcedata, RLSD, the benefit of
having source data at the recordlevel.
I can not only look at the nameof the person, correlate it
with an obituary and find outall kinds of stuff.
Not only can I do that, but Ican say oh, I can look through
89.
And I look through them andthey're non-traumatic.
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That means these people, thesurgeon didn't have an oopsie
and Nick and artery and they gotbled out in the operating table
.
That's not what happened.
This is not a person who's gota car accident and his steering
wheel ruptured his aorta in hischest and he bled out.
That did not happen in these.
These are gastrointestinalhemorrhages and brain bleeds and
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aortic dissections.
These people had a hemorrhagein their body who walks around
and has a hemorrhage.
That happened, though there's alot of gastrointestinal
hemorrhages from the vaccine, soyou can see that this is pretty
darn high.
This is an extra.
66 people died in two years, in21 and 22.
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It's not even counting 23.
It's pretty bad.
James Egidio (32:46):
You're making the elephant in the room so obvious
with all this stuff, this data,right, but there are so many
variables to really nip this inthe butt.
Because you have thepharmaceutical companies still
pushing these vaccines right andthey have this agenda more or
less an obvious agenda to comeup with vaccine passports, and
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the World Health Organization ispushing for all kinds of new
amendments to take control ofthe narrative.
The World Health Organizationis looking to control the
narrative and the United Nationson this whole thing on a global
scale.
What's your take on that?
What do you think the goal andobjective of all this is?
At the end game is where it'sgoing to go and lead to.
John Beaudoin (33:33):
The end goal is to destroy our way of life and
system, bring in globalistcommunism.
That's always been their goal.
Yeah, everything they do,whether it's LGBT, blm, every
flavor of the day.
Let's go protest something thatwe're programmed to protest.
Those people are programmed toprotest everything from plastic
straws to a flag.
(33:54):
You can program them to protestanything, but where it's going
is what people.
This is hard for people tounderstand.
This isn't about sellingvaccines.
Sure, they sold a lot ofvaccines because they mandated
it and the government paid forit, but the result of this is
that they threw the vaccinemarket under the bus in order to
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accelerate and expedite theinstallation of tyrannical
communism.
Sure, people are going to say,oh, don't listen to this guy,
he's crazy.
Look at everything that'shappened.
They get to bring in 15 millionfighting age men in four years.
That was all done on purpose.
They don't care.
They don't care that about90,000 children are missing.
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The child trafficking wentthrough the roof.
People that want this.
They're addicted to a party.
It's a cult and I don't likeeither party.
Me either Party.
I'm partiless.
Me, too.
I haven't been in a party sinceI was 26 years old.
They all hate me.
Republicans don't like mebecause I won't join their party
(35:02):
.
The Democrats don't like mebecause I'm not in their party.
I try to avoid the politics butthe reality is they knew the
results that would happen frompushing out the vaccine.
I showed you the cancer graph.
We went through that.
What might be causing that,kevin McCurn, and found DNA
contamination.
Sb 40 promoter and P53 tumorsuppressor is being messed with.
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The turbo cancers are real.
Turbo dementia isn't mentionedthat much but turbo dementia is
probably worse than cancer interms of numbers of death.
Anybody that had dementia.
They took the shot and theirdementia just accelerated 10
times.
It took a lot of years off theback end of their life Not very
good years and I was toldrecently I'm an engineer, so I
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talk as a matter of fact aboutold people dying.
It's not nice.
You don't have the right totake their last few years.
They might have seen anothergreat-grandchild born and hold
them in their arms.
You don't have the right toinsist they take a vaccine.
Who are they protecting?
It was supposed to protect theold people.
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It killed the old people.
But back to the question, thevaccine market.
They knew that through Kevin'swork finding the contamination
and stuff.
They knew there's nomanufacturing controls.
They know that a lot of peopleare going to die and they know
that everybody's going to talkto everybody else and we're all
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going to figure out we don'twant to take that vaccine.
And, as of today, the people Iknow who took a flu shot every
single year they never missed ayear without a flu shot those
people are never going to take aflu shot again and if I know
people like that, those peopleare all over the US and that
means they sacrificed thevaccine market in order to make
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sure the elections were messedwith, in order to make sure that
they could get what they wantedpolitically to advance the
onslaught of communism in the US.
James Egidio (37:00):
Yeah, I don't.
I personally and I've said thison many podcast episodes I
don't think they're done.
This is going to be an ongoingthing.
In fact, I have a new video toshare with you.
I want to get your feedback on.
Speaker 7 (37:10):
Who have made a significant headway in trying to
convince parents they shouldn'tvaccinate children.
I was just looking at new datatoday from Orange County,
California, with more than a fewschools showing between 40 and
60 percent children notvaccinated.
Speaker 4 (37:26):
You could say this is a we're a victim of success.
In the countries where you havemeasles all the time, nobody
gets confused about this.
Do you get mad about it?
I get more mad about the deathswe're not avoiding.
I spend my time on thecountries where you still have,
in the case of measles, over300,000 kids dying a year.
(37:47):
In the case of diarrhealdiseases, over a million a year.
There's 6 million kids a yearstill dying.
Why aren't we getting vaccinesout in Africa for diarrhea, for
respiratory disease?
Why don't we yet have a vaccinefor malaria?
Those are the things that Ipush forward.
I wouldn't say get angry, butI'm really impatient that we're
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not moving as fast as I'd like.
Speaker 7 (38:13):
You can catch the full interview this weekend on 1
on 1.
James Egidio (38:17):
So what's your take on that?
John Beaudoin (38:19):
I'm impatient that we haven't had a grand jury
investigation of Bill Gates forRICO crimes.
Yeah, he's one of the leadersin the world of mass murder,
Sure.
Oh, we have to vaccinate allthese people that I care so much
about in Africa.
How many people did he getkilled in India?
Let's say he went over to India.
He goes to MassachusettsMedical Society to give a speech
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in 2018, drops off $12 million.
They own the New EnglandJournal of Medicine, one of the
best can't say that anymore.
Sorry, formerly the bestmedical journal in the world.
Sure, but it was $12 million byyou.
You bought yourself the abilityto censor anything.
That was, any study that wouldbe printed in the New England
(39:02):
Journal of Medicine that mightnot be favorable to vaccines.
And you bought yourself thepromotion of any study corrupted
study and fraudulent study thatwould speak highly of vaccines.
That's what Bill Gates does.
He also.
I sued the governor over themask mandate in 2020.
I changed the order for theentire state to get around my
lawsuit.
I never had to wear a mask.
Nobody speaking to me ever hadto wear a mask.
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Yeah, Order 55, paragraph 2Bthat's where the exception is to
get around my lawsuit.
James Egidio (39:29):
Was that Baker?
John Beaudoin (39:31):
Yep Charlie Baker .
James Egidio (39:33):
I saw that.
Yeah, I saw that.
John Beaudoin (39:36):
So he.
So what did they?
How does Bill Gates tie inthere?
In order to get my casedismissed, the state attorney
general office, attorneygeneral's office they cited
three authorities the WHO, whichhas nothing to do with
Massachusetts or this country.
Right.
So why are you citing them as anauthority?
The CDC Okay, I can see whereyou'd cite the CDC and then a
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place called IHME Institute forHealth Metrics and Evaluation.
I've never heard of that one.
What is that?
And it's being cited in emotionand dismiss against my lawsuit.
So I looked that up Institutefor Health Metrics and
Evaluation funded $279 millionby Bill Gates, geez, and some
(40:24):
guy running it is out of one ofthe Nordic countries, a
blonde-haired, blue-eyedprofessor guy.
James Egidio (40:29):
Yeah.
John Beaudoin (40:31):
And you look at the health equity.
We care about health equity andthey have the senior leadership
.
They have 16 people there ontheir seat.
You can probably look at itright now.
You'll see the senior leadershipfor IHME and he's one black guy
and the only thing he does he'sthe chief diversity and
inclusion officer Wonderful, andthey're all about health,
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equity and diversity and yetnone of their senior leadership
other than the health thediversity guy and by the way, if
you look at his picture, it'snot in a studio like the rest of
their pictures, it's not a nicepicture, it's pretty bad camera
shot.
It's lower in the bubble thanall the others.
So when you go and you look atall the faces, then this has
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faced down here.
It's horrendous, sure, soovertly.
If anything is racist, they'reracist.
Right, and that's Bill Gatesand that's the IHME and they're
trying to influence.
They put out very slantedstudies and they tend to like
their this think tank when it'sreally just $279 million behind
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Bill Gates to print whatever hewants.
You got to get a Rico criminal,sorry.
James Egidio (41:47):
Yeah, and it's interesting because if you look
at his history and his father,they're all part of that
eugenics and worked with PlannedParenthood and basically
intentionally planted PlannedParenthood clinics for abortions
and minority neighborhoods andthey talked about depopulation.
So none of this is a conspiracytheory.
It's all obvious and has beenbrought out right from his mouth
(42:10):
.
And you mentioned the who aswell.
That's another organizationthat's criminal.
Here you have Tedros here.
I'll show you right here.
Equitably.
Speaker 6 (42:21):
The 100 in his to make changes and start preparing
for the next global pandemic.
Speaker 7 (42:27):
When the next pandemic comes knocking and it
will we must be ready to answerdecisively, collectively and
equitably.
Speaker 6 (42:38):
The 194 member states of the World Health
Organization, including Canada,are currently negotiating
reforms to the binding rulesthat help the organization
respond to international threats.
Countries are being urged toboost funding for the UN Health
Agency and to ensure smallernations are not left behind
during future pandemics.
James Egidio (43:02):
So there you go.
He's already predicting thatthere's going to be future
pandemics, and these guys have acrystal ball, right.
John Beaudoin (43:08):
Yeah, no, they're one of the slide presentations
I give.
I have three slides and I haveabout 45 or 50 TV shows on one
slide and about 60 or 60 movieson another, all to do with
pandemics that we've beenbombarded with for the last 70
years.
At least a TV show everyepisode.
I'm now watching raw hide,every episode of raw.
(43:30):
I love it, I love.
Yeah, I watched all therightful men and gun smoke and
all that.
You know what?
Every one of those TV shows hasanthrax, pandemic, yellow fever
, scarlet fever, smallpox.
Every one of them.
I just posted something onTwitter a couple of weeks ago.
It was so funny For all yourviewers, just put in YouTube raw
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hide season two, episode 14.
Right, watch the whole thing,you will laugh hysterically.
Vaccination, it's a fraud.
I tell you, vaccination is afraud.
That's a direct quote from themovie.
Another one is he died becausehis vaccination must have worn
off.
We don't know how long theylast.
It could be seven years, itcould be, I don't know.
(44:18):
And the other guy says sevenyears.
You mean seven months, sevendays.
You don't know.
So how do you?
What do you do?
Then you said you just have tokeep taking them.
Are you kidding me?
James Egidio (44:33):
It's a great episode.
John Beaudoin (44:34):
It's just packed with all the one liners, but
that was changed in 70 years.
James Egidio (44:39):
That show came out in 1950, something At the
bottom she said, sponsored byPfizer.
John Beaudoin (44:46):
Yeah, no, it was actually balanced because there
was a lot of anti-vaccinesentiment back Because vaccines
actually killed a lot of people.
Remember when they gave polio?
Because they gave the wrongvials, they injected a bunch of
kids with polio instead of thevaccine.
And then so back to the WHO wasyour question?
There can't really be apandemic.
(45:09):
We've been programmed tobelieve that we're all old.
It's going to be a pandemic.
No, if something is really bad,everybody avoids those people.
Like a hemorrhagic fever orsome type of Ebola thing.
It blows itself out because allthe villagers just get away
from him and it doesn'tpropagate.
They don't pick it up and thenthey're on a plane coughing up
(45:31):
blood and nobody notices.
And then they crawl out of theplane and infect a bunch of
people in New York City andeverybody dies.
No, that doesn't happen.
It can't happen.
It cannot happen.
Since antibiotics came out, thesecondary bacterial infections
is what killed most people fromviruses before antibiotics,
(45:52):
Since antibiotics.
We can't have a pandemic.
Purported in the manner inwhich they purport COVID to have
gone through society and theway COVID went through society
is not normal.
In fact we won't get intoconspiracy theory too much.
James Egidio (46:10):
Yeah, it's not conspiracy theory, because the
thing a lot of people don'trealize is that the people who
died supposedly from COVID diedsecondary to pneumonia and
already had comorbidities to,let's say, copd or emphysema.
Dr Bartlett Richard Bartlettout of Texas, early on, he was
(46:31):
one of the early adopters fortreating patients who got COVID
and we experienced, when I hadthe clinic and the medical house
call practice from 97 up until2011,.
I think it was in 2003.
It wasn't, I don't think it.
I know it was 2003 and four.
There was a that particular fluseason for those two years was
(46:53):
a COVID virus flu season.
Sometimes it was a swine flu,sometimes it was H1N1, but those
two particular years were COVIDviruses and they died.
People who do die fromsupposedly COVID were dying
secondary to pneumonia, so itwasn't treated properly.
(47:16):
Dr Richard Bartlett in 2020,who was, like I said, an early
adopter for treating COVID, had,out of 100 patients, treated 99
out of 100 successfully withBethamethasone nebulized steroid
and a Z-PAC.
That was it.
Yeah, so there was no need toshut down an entire world global
(47:41):
economy.
None of that was necessary atall.
So that was obvious sign numberone.
Then they started talking abouttrace tracing, tracking the
virus.
They were using apps on phonesto track and trace tracing
software.
That was it was too late.
(48:03):
You have to do that early on Ifyou're going to use any kind of
tracing of the virus.
John Beaudoin (48:12):
Oh, they did a lot of stuff.
That was crazy.
James Egidio (48:15):
Yeah.
John Beaudoin (48:15):
The social distancing.
People say, oh, where'd theyget that from?
And now Fubji's saying we don'tknow where we got that from.
We don't know if it was thisfeat or that feat.
It came from a girl named LauraGlass who went to high school
in New Mexico.
Her father worked at SandiaNational Labs, I believe, and
George W Bush was walkingthrough from a tour or something
.
He was like what's that?
Oh, that's my daughter's highschool biology project.
(48:37):
Oh, we should bring that toWashington DC.
That was social distancing,right?
There's no proof.
The social distancing works atall.
Right, if you're standing nextto somebody one foot away and
the wind is blowing that way,you're never going to catch it
from the guy next to you.
There could be somebody 100feet away.
(48:59):
You might be breathing in allof their exhaust and that person
will get it.
So it's hubris for humans tobelieve that they can control
things like this.
Yeah, they can't.
They didn't control anything.
James Egidio (49:15):
Yeah, I truly believe it was one big clinical
trial, worldwide clinical trial,and it was to usher in this new
experimental vaccine underwhat's called emergency use
authorization, which I call thatexperimental use authorization
and I think I mentioned this toyou the other day is that this
is my opinion?
Is that because it was aclinical trial, worldwide
(49:37):
clinical trial, using this bioweapon with graphene oxide in it
?
Because I've done some researchand I'm about to publish a
paper on who's actuallymanufacturing this stuff, and lo
and behold, I can just tell youright now that a lot of this
stuff is being manufactured inChina by the Chinese.
(49:57):
The messenger RNA vaccine is,and it's just they're
manufacturing the stuff withreally bad intentions.
That's all I can tell you rightnow.
Real bad intentions.
John Beaudoin (50:09):
I don't know.
I think big cluster F in termsof manufacturing controls.
I think whatever's in the soupis in the soup.
They're not filtering out thebad stuff like DNA.
They don't want to they don'twant to cost money to.
It's a lot of money to purifysomething.
James Egidio (50:29):
Yeah, and there's just a lot more, I think, to it
that makes up this so-calledvaccine or bio weapon that a lot
of people, I think, areoverlooking.
John Beaudoin (50:39):
Yeah, I'm trying not to be like on the other side
of you right now.
I told you I don't get involvedin some of the fringe stuff
like the graphene oxide, thenanoparticles or not, the
nanobots and the other 5G, 5g.
People hate me.
They hate me because I can'thelp it.
(51:02):
I laugh when I hear it.
I'm not saying 5G is not bad.
Everybody immediately thinks ifI don't believe 100% of what
they believe, then I'm againstthem.
So no, you're 95%, right.
We differ on 5% and they getall upset because I won't agree
on the other 5%.
Yeah, 5g is just a standard.
(51:22):
Even just saying 5G is a numberand a letter, right.
So if we're talking aboutelectromagnetic radiation, then
say what it is.
Is it 18 GHz?
What's going to cook the humanbrain?
Tell me what frequency, whatmagnitude and, if it's directed,
how much energy per 2D crosssection is coming at you.
(51:45):
That's what matters.
Different cells vibrate atdifferent frequencies and cells
have different materials in themCopper, zinc, nickel and
whatever.
They're all going to pick up asympathetic vibration from a
given frequency.
Show me the evidence for the 5Gor the 18 GHz, if that's what
(52:12):
you want to say.
It is the whole spectrum of 5G.
18 GHz is a band.
They're in the middle, I thinkit goes up to 70 something.
It's this range.
It goes pretty high.
5g itself it's the range of thestandard.
We're killing kids with thesevaccines and they're picking off
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people from the main group andgetting them all involved in 5G.
And I'll just say other stuff,because when I start listing
them all those people are goingto dislike me because
everybody's in their thing.
But if you put all of yourenergy into something that you
can't even prove, a single oneperson is being killed and
(52:55):
you've got a million people werekilled in the United States by
CDC protocols and vaccines.
You're not going to put yourtime to save the next million,
but you're going to go try tosave people from something that
you don't know of a single onebut might be killing somebody.
Let's focus on the big stuffand we can get around to 5G
(53:16):
later.
That's where I sit.
James Egidio (53:18):
Yeah, what do you think the solution to all this
is?
As far as these vaccines, don'ttake them.
John Beaudoin (53:24):
Oh, don't take the vaccines?
Yeah, but it's not about thevaccines, it's about a
government takeover and inMassachusetts, everybody will do
whatever the government says.
Well, and it's literallyinstead of drinking the Kool-Aid
, they're injecting the Kool-Aid.
Okay, where do I stand in line?
Yeah, but the literature saysliterature, the stuff the
(53:47):
government gave us?
Yeah, with the governmentoverseers of the farm companies
that are the biggest criminalsin the history of man with the
largest payouts for, oh no, theywouldn't do anything nefarious,
even though they have a historyof doing it, and that are the
biggest criminals in the worldfor fraud and trials, why would
they do that again?
These people are ridiculous.
(54:07):
Everybody has to learn civildisobedience.
You get to learn to say no,right?
James Egidio (54:13):
Absolutely.
They want to kill your kids.
John Beaudoin (54:15):
Oh, you want to kill my kids, go ahead.
No, you're not going to kill mykids.
Oh, I have to go to jail.
Okay, I'll go to jail.
James Egidio (54:24):
Yeah, don't think where you're located too.
In Massachusetts they have verylapse in laws for kids that
want to change their gender too,from what I understand.
John Beaudoin (54:35):
I don't know.
My kids are older.
I paid two grand for a lawyerbecause my son tried to paint
over the Rainbow Crosswalk eightyears ago between the middle
school and the high school.
He put two feet of paintbecause they used paint brushes
instead of rollers.
They realized you can't paintasphalt with a paintbrush and
(54:56):
they stopped and took picturesof themselves and they forgot
there was one kid in theirSnapchat group who called the
police and downloaded the photosand cost me two grand for a
lawyer.
It was on the news and where itwas at Colorado, florida, north
Carolina, pennsylvania, ohio,new York and I live in
Massachusetts.
Hate crimes in Medfield,massachusetts.
(55:16):
Now everybody knows where Ilive.
I hate crime for covering therainbow yeah, for trying to
paint over a Rainbow Crosswalk.
People in this country, both,and a lot of people in this town
.
They wanted my son to go toprison for 10 years at 16 years
old for putting paint on asphalt.
Because they're insane.
They're so indoctrinated into acult and they're so angry and
(55:40):
so filled with hatred that theywant to punish children who
don't go along with thenarrative of cutting body parts
off.
Get me out of here man.
James Egidio (55:53):
Yeah, the rainbow shouldn't represent the rainbow.
John Beaudoin (55:56):
The rainbow represents.
James Egidio (55:57):
Genesis, chapter 9 verse 30.
John Beaudoin (55:59):
Exactly.
James Egidio (55:59):
God's covenant with Noah Got it.
Yeah, absolutely.
John Beaudoin (56:03):
Anytime I see the rainbow, I want to write Gen
913 under it.
James Egidio (56:07):
That's all your son needed to do.
I was going to say I don't care, people can do it.
John Beaudoin (56:11):
They owe your transphobic.
No, I'm not.
No, you're not.
I'm really not afraid of them.
I'm really not afraid of them,but they can do whatever they
want.
I don't want to ruin theirlives, but don't try to run my
life.
Don't try to force yourreligious symbol into a school,
pretending that it's not yourreligion.
James Egidio (56:29):
It is not a religion.
It's actually not a religion,it's blasphemy.
John Beaudoin (56:34):
Well, it is a religion to them.
James Egidio (56:37):
Yeah, I can believe I'm a chicken, but does
that make me a chicken?
No, of course it doesn't.
John Beaudoin (56:42):
No, I don't know if you understand what I mean.
We can't put religious symbolsin schools because we call it a
formal religion.
I'm a Christian.
James Egidio (56:52):
Me too.
John Beaudoin (56:53):
Okay, but they can put their religious symbol
in a school.
It's on every single door.
They act.
The moral foundation of Americait's called a Judeo-Christian
moral foundation, but there is arighteous moral foundation that
is there, based upon millenniaof rules for civil society,
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whether it's the 10 Commandmentsor our Bill of Rights or
whatever they all stem from.
You can't have a civil societywithout them.
Now, if you reject theChristian faith or the Jewish
faith or whatever you arebecause all religions are bad,
religions are bad religionscause wars and they taught this
(57:39):
in schools and so if you removethe moral foundation as a person
, as a human being, they want tobe moral, if they're not a
sociopath there are a lot ofsociopaths around, but, let's
say, a normal person really hasa desire to be a moral and good
person.
But if they don't have thatnormal, righteous moral
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foundation that's been aroundfor millennia that's the basis
of civil society then somethingelse fills that void and that's
something else.
It's BLM, it's LGBT, it'sclimate change.
I'm better than you because Icare about the world.
We're all gonna die unless youdo what I say.
That's how they all think andact.
(58:22):
That's the cult, it's areligion.
Why do they get to put theirreligious symbols in the schools
Because the teachers and theadministrators were all sent to
centralized learning camps.
Okay, like when I did a stateFOIA for the school, to get the
emails and I found out that thisis all training In the words of
(58:44):
Peter DeWitt.
And then blah, blah, blah.
Okay, this was the principle ofthe middle school in the town
where I am In the words of PeterDeWitt.
Like, who's Peter DeWitt?
You go and look it up.
They're sending teachers andthey're sending guidance
counselors and they're sendingadministrators to people to
bring back the indoctrination.
That's how these things spreadall around the country all at
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once.
It's not an accident.
They're trained.
They don't even know whatthey're being trained in.
They don't know that they'rebeing trained to bring back
things that divide society, toget everybody to hate each other
, and they say they're againsthatred.
Speaker 4 (59:19):
They don't say hatred .
John Beaudoin (59:20):
they use hate as a noun Because I guess they
never learned parts of speech inschools.
And now hate is a noun.
And I've gone on to way morecategories than I wanted to with
you.
James Egidio (59:33):
Yeah, that's all right, but I know as a Christian
.
Satan rules this world and heinstills fear, doubt, worry and
deceit, division and destroysthings.
So that's his playbook andthat's where we're at, and you
just hope and pray that peoplecome to the Lord and see these
things.
Eventually, that's all youcould pray for is their
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salvation.
John Beaudoin (59:56):
Yeah, I like to say they right.
I tell my sons not to usepronouns, Because who are you
talking about?
James Egidio (01:00:03):
Who's they?
They, I know they.
John Beaudoin (01:00:06):
They know who they are.
James Egidio (01:00:07):
We all know who they are.
John Beaudoin (01:00:08):
Ministers of Satan.
I went to Salem court for acourt hearing to listen to my
attorney in the oral argumentfor my case and as I drive in to
Salem, massachusetts, there's anice garden with a nice bunch
of plants within a median stripwith stones around it.
As the median Right in thecenter of town in Salem, down
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four or five doors down from thecourt house, the Salem district
court house, sponsored by theSatanic Temple of Satan in the
center of town, that's hey,that's Massachusetts.
They're proud of it, sure theyare.
But you gotta look on the rightside.
James Egidio (01:00:47):
John, that's your cue to get out of Massachusetts.
That's a Lord's way.
I'm moving to New Hampshire.
John Beaudoin (01:00:53):
No, you've come to Florida, I'm moving to New
Hampshire.
It's too hot down there, that'strue.
I'll be wrestling on alligatorsjust to get cool, nah it's not
that bad, John, thank you.
James Egidio (01:01:05):
Oh wait, before we sign off, I just you have a new
book that you're looking torelease here soon the Real CDC.
Thank you, Real quick mentionthe meaning of the Real CDC.
John Beaudoin (01:01:17):
Yeah, so I like this guy, El Gato Malo, the bad
cat, right.
So that's Spanish and it's a cat.
I don't like cats and I'mFrench.
So Coquandishien, or, as theysay in Canada, coquandishien,
it's a little different.
I get made fun of because I sayit the way they say it in
France instead of the way theysay it in Quebec.
(01:01:38):
But Coquandishien is naughtydog, it's bad dog in French.
And serendipitously theinitials of Coquandishien are
CDC.
You see the lower case D in themiddle there, right?
That's because if you lookabove the Coquandishien, that's
the initials.
So I'm the Real CDC.
I was lucky that it turned outthat way and that's when I made
(01:02:01):
the book.
And I have a second publicationright on the heels of the first
one.
It's more for lawyers anddoctors, is 155 pages of 400
graphs, along with 130 pages ofenumerated factual allegations
against the CDC and Departmentof Public Health of
Massachusetts and Minnesota.
(01:02:22):
There are a bunch of cases inthere that I talk about With
real names and numbers, andactually I redacted a lot of the
Minnesota names.
I changed the names for requestfrom.
Minnesota people, but theMassachusetts names are all
accurate Vermont names,washington, new York.
And then there's a legalanalysis.
So I analyzed 172 enumeratedparagraphs of facts in a legal
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analysis of four crimes Uttering, which is like fraud,
involuntary manslaughter, felonymurder and depraved heart
murder, which is what hashappened.
So that's called the CDCMemorandum.
It's a second publication It'llbe.
It's eight and a half by 11,spiral, bound, 300 pages, and
(01:03:08):
between those two you can findthem both at therealcdccom Below
Yep, and so that book, there,the Real CDC.
It starts out about people,individuals, who died and bears
reports on them, where they getthe shot, reacted immediately
and died and it was covered upby the state.
(01:03:29):
And then it goes on somewherecovered up by the CDC, but it
talks about fraud, fentanyl,overdoses, blunt force trauma to
the head, blunt force trauma tothe torso, all called COVID
deaths.
It goes through vaccine deaths,called COVID deaths.
They've been lying to everybody.
And then I go through ananalysis of individual causes
probably 40 different ICDs.
(01:03:50):
No, not that many One, two,three, four times five.
Four times five is 20, maybe 20different ICD, 10 codes and
circulatory blood andrespiratory.
You mentioned earlier aboutbacterial.
I'll go real quick.
I have one page where I showall cause.
Deaths went down from 2020 to2021.
(01:04:11):
Pneumonia unspecified went down, covid went down, viral
pneumonia went down andbacterial pneumonia went up.
That doesn't make any senseunless they're not at all by
withholding antibiotics or theirimmune system was crushed by
the vaccine.
And if you go to I D8, any codethat begins with D8, the immune
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mechanism you'll see the D8involved.
Deaths went through the roof in21 after the vaccine.
The immune mechanism wascrushed by the vaccine.
James Egidio (01:04:45):
Thank you so much for joining me for this episode
of Medical Truth Podcast, John.
I really appreciate it.
Thanks for having me AbsolutelyAll right.
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James Egidio (00:18):
Welcome to the Medical Truth podcast.
I'm your host, James Egidio Myguest obtained a bachelor of
science in systems engineering,worked 30 years in the
semiconductor research anddesign industry, and obtained an
MBA in management.
In July of 2018, he lost hiseldest son in a motorcycle
(00:38):
accident at the age of 20.
The fraudulent COVID narrativegave him a purpose again, which
was to save children from harm.
He enrolled in law school at 56years old, attended for two
semesters, and was unenrolleddue to his COVID vaccination
status.
He now uses statistics,engineering, economics, law, and
(01:00):
philosophy to find evidence andbring truth to the people about
vaccination deaths and injuries.
He is about to release his book, the Real CDC.
It is an honor and a pleasureto have on the Medical Truth
podcast my guest, mr John Boden.
John, welcome to the MedicalTruth podcast.
(01:20):
How you doing today?
John Beaudoin (01:22):
Very well, james, nice to be here, thanks.
James Egidio (01:24):
Thank you.
I want to talk a little bitabout who you are and what you
do.
John Beaudoin (01:29):
Oh, I'm an engineer by education electrical
engineering.
I spent my career in the mostlysemiconductor research and
design, but in the capacity ofputting large deals together in
contracts.
So I would have to understandthe engineering, talk to the
engineers, the CTO and VP ofengineering and so forth, but
also the CEO, cto, chief LegalCounsel, putting together
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contracts, negotiating terms,fairly large deals, and then
career ended.
I can't even think of the year,maybe 2011, 2012.
I went back for an MBA to showmy kids that school was
important and right when Igraduated I lost my son, my
oldest boy, who was 20 years old.
I sat on the couch depressed,until COVID came.
And then, when COVID came, Ithought it was BS.
(02:16):
And then my middle son.
I was trying to tell him oh,you have to take it seriously.
But I was looking into the dataand when I loaded CDC data I
didn't actually load it.
Sorry, I used it online.
I should have loaded it becausethey had a problem with the
math from 2014 through 2018.
And I wrote to the keeper ofthe record from the CDC, told
him you got a problem, didn'twrite back, but he took the file
(02:40):
down for a day and a half andwhen the file came back up, it
was changed.
They didn't change the math,they changed the data they
should like.
How do you just changehistorical 2014 through 2018
data to make it look like fluand pneumonia or to make COVID
look bad in the spring of 2020is when it was.
(03:00):
It was like April May,something like that.
But I don't have it recordedand it just set me off Like if
they're lying, I'm going to findthem and I just haven't stopped
.
So I've been doing FOIAs andgetting death certificate data.
I went to law school for a year.
They kicked me out because Iwouldn't get the vaccine.
I've written, I've written abill for it's in New Hampshire.
(03:21):
Now it's another state justsubmitted it.
I don't want to say I don'tknow if I have permission to say
it yet, but it was submitted ina Midwest state as well
verbatim and two lawsuits, oneagainst the state for fraud and
corruption on death certificates, massive amounts of fraud and
over counting COVID and hidingvaccine deaths and saying that
actually vaccine deaths wereCOVID deaths when a person
(03:45):
reacted to the vaccine in fiveminutes or two hours and then
died and they said it's COVIDbecause they had COVID three
months earlier asymptomatically.
Yeah, I don't think so.
So that's pretty much me andhow I got into this.
James Egidio (04:00):
Yeah, so you mentioned something about 2014,
2018 and some inconsistencieswith what the flu you're saying.
Is that what that was?
John Beaudoin (04:09):
Yeah, there are multiple columns, so there's a
flu column, a pneumonia columnand a flu and pneumonia column.
And then, yeah, back then therewasn't the COVID column.
You could.
Some of the data is missing andthey said it was for privacy
purposes.
This is all de-identified data.
This is no privacy.
You can't figure anything outfrom the data.
So some of the cells weremissing and you just simply do a
(04:31):
subtraction like flu andpneumonia.
You would subtract from flu orpneumonia and then total deaths
and you can figure out, you canpopulate the cells that were
missing and the numbers didn'tadd up.
James Egidio (04:47):
What kind of inconsistencies did you find as
far as, let's say, the data thatwas extrapolated in 14 and 18
through 18, and then let's say,fast forward to 2020, what kind
of inconsistencies did you seewhen you lined them both up?
John Beaudoin (05:01):
We're talking four years ago.
I don't remember much about it,other than the only point in
telling the story is that itmade me very suspicious of the
government, because I know whathappened to me.
I'm not trying to prove that toanybody else, it's just people
ask me how did you get into this?
That's how.
Now, from what I remember, thenumbers didn't add up.
(05:22):
I wrote to him, he didn't writeback.
They changed the file and all ofa sudden, the numbers looked
good and it made COVID lookreally bad.
Yeah, now, because they had aseparate file for 19 and 20.
So one file was 2014 through 18.
The other file was 2019 and2020 and that was up through.
(05:43):
It's called provisional dataand it's up through the two
weeks before, whatever time Iget the file.
So if I got it in late April, Ihad it through mid-April.
In looking at those numbers,they had added an extra column
to that file and that extracolumn was COVID.
Then they added another columnand another column, because it
was COVID in flu, covid inpneumonia, flu in pneumonia.
(06:08):
And then there was anothercolumn that had all three.
So if a death certificate hadall three, it was in the all
three column and when I addedthem up, so COVID doesn't look
as bad if the numbers from fluand pneumonia weren't being
added properly.
Again I can't remember Fouryears ago and the only point in
(06:29):
telling that is just to say itmade me very suspicious of the
government in the way they'remanipulating files.
The files should not changelike that.
James Egidio (06:39):
Yeah, in fact it's interesting.
I have a couple, actually three, death certificates that show
those inconsistencies.
Here's one where deathcertificate fraud number two.
It's this one's numbered andsays vaccine the day before her
cardiac arrest.
The case was reported to theCDC, though it's not clear as to
(06:59):
any mechanism for how thevaccine could have led to the
cardiac arrest.
So there's just one example ofwhat we're talking about.
That's the last one right.
This, I believe, is theMinnesota.
John Beaudoin (07:15):
I recognize that Minnesota.
I have both data cases.
James Egidio (07:18):
Yeah, yeah, oh yeah.
John Beaudoin (07:19):
I see on the top there it says MN yeah, yeah.
James Egidio (07:21):
Yeah, minnesota.
Here's the second one.
Same thing, different situationarterial fibrillation.
And again it's a falsifiedreport death certificate, right.
So again, this is just to backup what you're talking about
here for the listeners andviewers of the Medical Truth
Podcast.
John Beaudoin (07:42):
And then the third one.
Can you go back to that otherone if you don't mind, sure.
James Egidio (07:45):
Absolutely, I'll point something out here.
John Beaudoin (07:48):
Okay, so it says COVID vaccine, second dose, 10
hours prior to death.
And where you said arterial,the first word is atrial, it's
the atrial Atrial.
Okay, so the heart fibrillation, the heart fibrillated, it
stopped pumping Right, doesn'tknow what to do.
Do I contract or expand?
But the notice where it saysCOVID vaccine, second dose, 10
hours prior, up in the codeswhere it says MCOD, on that line
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there's an E which has nothingto do with the vaccine.
I is circulatory, that's cardiacarrest, i461.
Then there's I48 circulatory,i493 circulatory, i500,
circulatory.
There's nothing there that saysY59.0, which is viral vaccines,
or T88.1, other complicationsfrom immunization not elsewhere
(08:32):
classified.
So it's a fraud of omission.
They know that it's the vaccineand that is causal.
It's actually in there in thedeath certificate and yet
there's no code generated for itby the CDC.
The CDC puts it throughsoftware called Transax and ECME
and it should automaticallyhave generated it based on the
(08:53):
word vaccine and the 10 hoursprior.
But it's not there.
So that means somebody at theCDC must have manually shot off
that software to code forvaccine specifically.
Or after having been coded forvaccine with a Y59.0 or a T88.1,
somebody must have deleted it.
That's manual intervention.
(09:14):
Okay To commit fraud on thepeople and to hide vaccine
deaths from the people.
James Egidio (09:20):
And then here's another death certificate.
Number three myocardialinfarction.
Covid-19 vaccination on 227 of21 felt sick after the vaccine.
John Beaudoin (09:31):
Yeah, Don't forget, there's only 28 days in
February.
That's three days.
That's only three days betweenvaccine and death from a heart
attack.
Yeah, so at 92 years old I havea Vermont one.
I correlated the Vermont deathcertificate with a VAERS report.
(09:52):
Now there's only 198 year oldwho died on that day.
Who's female in Vermont?
In fact there's only one whodied within a week.
It's the same woman and theyboth say heart attack.
But the VAERS report said shegot injected and her heart rate
went to 145 beats per minute.
Tachycardia lasted for two daysuntil she died of a heart
(10:14):
attack.
They didn't write the vaccineon the death certificate, they
just wrote a heart attack andnobody's going to question a 98
year old with a heart attack.
So, similar to what you just sawwith a 92 year old with a heart
attack, but we know she wasvaccinated three days earlier.
All the vaccines going to saveall the old people?
Yeah, sure it killed them all.
James Egidio (10:33):
Sure, in fact, to back up what you're saying about
the Minneapolis, the Minnesotadeath certificates, I
interviewed Dr Scott Jensen andthis is what he had to say back
several months ago about I wason local television, and within
two days I was on nationaltelevision with Laura Ingram,
(10:53):
and I ended up becoming aregular, perhaps being on their
show two, three, dozen times.
Speaker 5 (10:59):
And I wasn't trying to do anything, james, other
than the express my typicalskeptical view of the world and
provide context for what washappening.
I had access to informationthat many people did not have,
and so I think I was areasonable source for
information.
I tried to do everything I didwith respect, but I really
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wanted to address what Iconsidered an emerging epidemic
of fear, and, for my trouble, Ididn't get a response from the
Department of Health or the CDC.
What I got three months laterwas, for the first time in my
career, an investigation letterfrom the Minnesota Board of
Medical Practice.
Since then, james, I've gottensix letters in total from the
(11:45):
Minnesota Board of MedicalPractice, with some 18
allegations.
James Egidio (11:50):
This is just to resonate a point here that
here's a doctor who was born inMinnesota, went to medical
school in Minnesota, practicedin Minnesota, was the family
practice doctor of the year in2016.
And it backs up exactly whatyou're talking about and what
you're finding is now you didsome a deeper dive into a lot of
(12:15):
this, based on specificno-transcript causes of death.
So let's go from there now tobring the viewers and listeners
up to what's going on now withyour research.
John Beaudoin (12:29):
Yes, when I first got the Massachusetts death
data, I got about 420,000 deathcertificates.
I've since gotten more of about500,000.
And we have 420,000 now fromMinnesota and I have a research
project for a paper I'm workingon.
I'm probably going to get morestates.
I get all this stuff and I'm anengineer.
(12:50):
I'm not a doctor, not abiologist so I'm like, okay,
what do I do?
So I started loading, I createda spreadsheet to create a heat
map and in that heat map Idetermined the age groups across
the top and half months alongthe side, so 24 half month
periods in a year and I had aspreadsheet for each year.
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And from 2015 through 2019, Iwas able to figure out a mean
and a standard deviation.
And then I looked at 2020 and2021 in the context of that mean
and standard deviation.
Now, if anything was greaterthan a certain number of
standard deviations, I wouldturn it.
If it was greater, I would turnit red and it would get darker
(13:33):
red the more standard deviations.
I'll just say for your audience, I'll say so that the bigger
number got more red, darker red,and the smaller number, from
the mean, if it was below normal, got blue and get darker blue
and from creating that heat mapwith conditions on all the cells
, I was able to just look at itand say, oh, 2020 looks totally
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different than 2021.
In 2020, the age groups wentdown to it was like 40 through
85 years old.
Plus there was a horizontalband for a nine week period from
mid March to mid June that wasall red.
And then in 21, that band wentup and down in the 65 to 85
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category and it was all yearlong.
So you have a seasonalrespiratory virus, purportedly
COVID, that occurred in 2020.
And then in 2021, it's yeah,it's not seasonal, it's all year
long.
In 21.
Remember, the vaccine came in 21.
Right, and then I saw these twolittle cells that were away
(14:43):
from everything in the what doyou call it?
The 65 to 74 range, and it wasthe first half of September.
Remember, I'm doing half months, right, each cells half month
and then the first half ofOctober.
So now I have a really tightlittle range I can look in, and
so I went into the actual deathrecords, like thousands of them,
and I looked.
(15:04):
I said, just give me the firsthalf of September and just give
me 65 to 74 ages, and it came upas a list on a spreadsheet.
I went to the causes of death.
I started looking.
I'm like and pneumonia, heartattack, pulmonary embolism,
what's going on with pulmonaryembolism?
How many people die of clots intheir lungs?
When does that happen?
(15:25):
It does happen a lot.
Relative to 330 million peoplein the US, we have 7 million
people in Massachusetts.
But to have day after day ofpulmonary embolism deaths in
2021, right when the vaccine wasrolling out, it seemed odd to
me.
So then I noticed that therewere these codes way over to the
right of the spreadsheet.
(15:46):
I'm like what are those?
I look, I'm like, oh, icd.
So I Googled ICD 10 codes.
I really use DuckDuckGo.
I don't ever use Google, if Ican help it Right.
I searched for ICD 10 codes.
I found out what they were andI found a good site to go
through a lot of them and then Ijust started looking at.
I started writing code andlinking spreadsheets.
(16:08):
I ended up with 30 differentspreadsheets that are all linked
to each other and they makecalls, they do math, everything
is.
It's like a counters onconditionals.
So you put in some inputs andit says some if s or a count if
s, and it's making a count ofanybody who is within the age
range and if, like, an I-46 isappears on their death record
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anywhere of all the causes orcontributing conditions.
And what I did was I createdanother set of columns for all
these different causes of deaththis is in my book too and so I
did.
You get all the decodes and theI codes and the J codes, and
that's the decodes.
Are blood having to do withdied involving something to do
with the blood, or you couldn'tclot, or you clotted too much,
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or you hemorrhaged or somethingabout the blood or immune
mechanism?
Your white cells aren't beingproduced properly.
The I codes are circulatory.
What's this?
Okay, we'll get into this.
Let me jump to that in a minute, because I said white cells,
that's a good one to go intonext.
But what I did was I putconditionals on the two columns
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2020 and 2021, and whichever onehad a greater excess for a
single cause of death would turnyellow.
Only one of them can turnyellow, because only one can be
greater unless they're equal tofour decimal places Didn't
happen, so it's either one orthe other.
When I looked at it, I was likeI think I made an error in my
(17:38):
math and because 2020 was allyellow in the, in the J codes,
which are respiratory pneumonia,ards, copd, all the different
kinds of pneumonia flew,anything respiratory.
James Egidio (17:52):
2020 was greater which would have been consistent
with the COVID have gettingright, not the vaccine.
John Beaudoin (17:59):
This was so early in me in my investigational
process, right, I like I'mlooking for stuff, but I don't
know what I'm looking for, right?
And then I get to the, the Icodes and the decodes.
They're all greater and 21.
So wait a minute, how can adisease, if COVID is a disease
and it comes in, how can itchange how it kills you on a
(18:19):
year boundary, from respiratoryillnesses to circulatory and
blood?
I produced that almost twoyears ago.
I came out with that sub stackarticle and I've been going into
individuals ever since.
But you brought up the, thecan't, the lymph node cancer.
So let's see what happened inlymph node cancer.
So if I look at a single ICD 10code called C77.9, that
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secondary and unspecifiedmalignant neoplasm of the lymph
nodes, and you're going alongwith 2015, 1617, 1819.
Those are all, yeah, 27 to 31,pretty tight range, or 27 to 36.
Sorry, 2016 was high at 36.
2020 is also high here.
(19:02):
That's interesting becausethere was no vaccine.
But you have to realize, inMassachusetts almost 9000 excess
people died in only nine weeksand they were very old and they
had all kinds of cancers.
Whatever killed them, it tookthem off the board for the rest
of the year and for maybe someof them would have died in a
(19:23):
year or two years, three years.
Some of these cancers take awhile to kill you, right?
But because they were wiped out, 9000 extra people is 8800
excess people were wiped out inthose nine weeks.
A lot of people in 2020, theydidn't die from lymph node
cancer, they died with it.
And so you have 2020.
(19:44):
That is also high.
That's 2020.
How does that explain 21?
If 2020 was high and it wipedout excess people, there should
have been a deficit in 2021.
It should be lower than 31 or29 or the other years, but it
wasn't.
It actually went up and then in22, it went up and 23.
(20:06):
I don't have it in this graph.
We've got the 23 data now.
23 would be above the D andunspecified at the top.
There it's just.
It took off like a rocket.
It's very high and I'm not abiologist or doctor.
I talk to those guys all thetime down many conference calls.
(20:27):
I'll tell you that nobody knows.
Everybody has theories.
The reason nobody knows isbecause the biggest money is the
government and they won't lookat it.
They won't study it.
They're purposely not studyingthe effects of vaccines,
purposely because we know bythis graph, it's killing a lot
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of excess people.
That's only 81 people in thelast two years Not the last two
years because 2023 was last year, but again, this is an old
graph from the book.
I have more graphs now in theCDC memorandum, which is the
second publication, but 108% andyou have 158%.
It's more than 300% in 23.
(21:10):
Wow, yeah, it's pretty bad.
James Egidio (21:15):
It is.
These are all these so-calledturbo cancers that are, like you
said, would have probablypotentially have gotten to these
patients, let's say three, fouryears from now, possibly, but
now it's just accelerated at aspeed.
That's just amazing.
The other one you have is achart on acute respiratory.
(21:38):
It was a sphyscoal.
John Beaudoin (21:40):
Reinal failure.
Yeah, this is acute kidneyfailure, acute kidney injury.
Same thing.
James Egidio (21:47):
And you were talking about.
I saw where you were mentioningsomething about remdesivir, the
treatment of remdesivir.
Let's elaborate on that alittle bit.
John Beaudoin (21:55):
Yeah, so a lot of people are pointing through
remdesivir as killing thekidneys.
I'm just going to talk ingeneral terms like killing the
kidney.
Acute tubular necrosis, atn, isone way to kill the kidneys,
and then as otherwise.
But let's say people are dyingwith acute renal failure.
Kidneys fail, and acute meaningsudden.
They didn't have a problembefore but they do now and they
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die with it.
The common wisdom on one side isremdesivir is doing it.
It was seen in the Ebola trialswhen they tried remdesivir and
all the subjects died.
Most are all of them died andthey had to shut the experiment
down.
The people of Gilead or whoevermade remdesivir, owns it, the
Gileads being sued for it now,but there might be a sister
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company that actually developedit.
I'm not sure.
But anyway, I don't like itwhen there's common wisdom,
because it's usually not wisdom.
Sometimes it's a rumor, and I'mnot saying that remdesivir is
not causing this.
It darn probably is.
But to say emphaticallydefinitely it is, you can't do
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that because it has not beenstudied.
This is so.
Looking at this graph here, thisextrapolates out oh, these are,
this is the fiscal year graph,so everything starts with July
one.
So you see where it says two Hand one H of the following year,
the second half of one year inthe first half of the next year.
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So if you just start a fiscalyear on July 1st, each bar is
that fiscal year, and when youget to 2019 and 2020, that's a
little bit higher, and a littlebit higher in the second half of
2020, the first half of 21.
And then it just goes berserkand it's 100% more than normal.
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But if you look at the numbers,you're looking at thousands of
people.
So this is Massachusetts and inthe last two years, in 21 and
22, there were 2000 excess acuterenal failure deaths.
There's a lot more now.
This is probably over 3000 bynow.
I just haven't done thecalculation you can see on the
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graph.
It's enormous.
Now if you have two to 3000excess deaths in one state and
then if I were to show youMinnesota, you'd see the same
graph.
That's the same thing.
It's gone crazy.
What is causing acute renalfailure?
And I can show on differenttime series graphs.
It wasn't COVID, the big wavein Massachusetts.
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Some people died with acuterenal failure.
But if you take it as apercentage of overall deaths,
you divide by a total number ofdeaths, it's not there, the
signal isn't there, but it is in21.
And if you look at a timeseries, it actually happened in
the last week of November.
It started going up and then itshot up in December Wait a
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minute.
The vaccine wasn't out yet.
It wasn't a few people maybe incare homes, but nobody else.
And then it starts correlatingwith COVID after that.
So how can it correlate withCOVID but not be caused by COVID
?
Because COVID, the first yearand the biggest wave in
Massachusetts, didn't do it toyounger people.
So what is doing it in 21?
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And it started before thevaccine.
So it might be the vaccine, butit doesn't seem like it is.
And I looked at the recordsthousands, several thousand
pages of records per patient andit seems that out of the five
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acute renal failure deaths thatI have, three of them didn't
have remdesivir.
Two of them had bariscytinib,two of them had remdesivir, one
had neither.
All five had vancomycin.
Yeah, that's a very strongantibiotic.
These patients end up withsepsis because they shove this
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thing down their throat, calleda ventilator, and they give them
an infection and it goes badbecause they can't fight it and
they give them vancomycin tostop the sepsis and ends up
killing their kidneys and theydie.
Or it's vancomycin incombination with remdesivir, or
it's vancomycin in combinationwith barisitinib, or remdesivir
in combination with barisitinibwho knows?
(26:15):
Because the CDC won't study it,that the agency, the department
whose mission it is to studythe data for the public health,
won't study the data for thepublic health.
And we're looking at somethinghere.
Extrapolator that crossed theUnited States is over 100,000
excess deaths.
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That's not 100,000 deaths byacute renal failure.
It's 100,000 more than normaldeaths involving acute renal
failure.
It's the worst single cause ofdeath to hit the United States
in a hundred years.
And they're not studying it.
They're not studying it.
They keep prescribingremdesivir.
The doctors.
I don't know if.
(26:55):
If anybody knows Anchorman, Isay it's a the movie Anchorman,
it's a documentary about cablenews.
Speaker 4 (27:04):
You've ever seen it.
I'm joking about that.
John Beaudoin (27:07):
And they say Ron Burgundy will read anything you
put on that teleprompter.
And so the woman who wants toget him back for something goes
and writes San Diego.
And so it comes up and he sayshave a good night, fu.
San Diego.
With a big smile on his faceand he goes about his business.
He doesn't even know what hesaid because he'll read anything
(27:28):
on the teleprompter.
Guess what?
A doctor will prescribeanything the CDC tells them to.
Of course, if the CDC tellsthem prescribed remdesivir,
they'll prescribe remdesivir.
They don't care if they killthe patient.
It's not that they don't care,they don't want to think about
it, they don't want to knowabout it, they don't want to
study it.
The fact that it's goneunstudied for three years, that
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tells you they know.
Sure People are dying to killin people, yeah.
James Egidio (27:57):
And I also think, too, that the doctors are caught
between a rock and a hard place, because you have your doctors
that come from different schoolsof thought the ones, of course,
obviously, that don't want tolose the job.
They're getting paid $10,000 aweek to cover a lot of this up.
And then you get the doctorsthat are courageous enough to
come forward and bewhistleblowers, like Dr Scott
(28:18):
Jensen and several other folks.
There are other physicians,like Dr Maria Mahelchuk and the
rest, and they jeopardize theirlicenses and their livelihoods.
There's so many variablesinvolved with this whole thing.
It's just, it's verycomplicated.
Why do you think the CDC iscovering a lot of this up?
What's your take on that?
Why do you think the CDC is?
John Beaudoin (28:39):
covering up a lot of the.
Why do I think they're coveringit up?
James Egidio (28:42):
Yeah.
I mean it's an obvious question, but I may as well just put it
out there.
John Beaudoin (28:47):
I mean they're a government political
organization, Right?
Why do people go intogovernment?
Why would somebody even take ajob for the CDC?
Why are you going to take a jobmaking far less money that can
earn in the private sector?
Unless you were the last inyour medical class, medical?
Speaker 5 (29:04):
school class.
John Beaudoin (29:06):
Where do all the ones that used to be that when
you went to med school and I'monly told this because I never
went to med school before you gofor a day, you have the
convocation, or whatever theycall it, at the beginning and
they say look around, because alot of you aren't going to make
it.
And of the ones of you that domake it, if you're in the bottom
third of your class, don'tpractice medicine.
(29:28):
Right, you might graduate witha medical degree.
Don't practice medicine.
If you're that bad that you'rein the bottom third of your
class, don't go.
Do that to people.
Where do they go?
Where do the worst of the worstgo?
Cdc, fda the government's goingto take them in, right, sure.
And why else are they making somuch less money, unless, of
(29:51):
course, they rise up throughmanagement and then they make a
ton of money because they figureout racketeering ways to line
their own pockets with thetaxpayers' money.
Sure, look at Fauci.
James Egidio (30:03):
Yeah, yeah, you've got another visual here on
acute Post-hemorrhagic anemia.
John Beaudoin (30:09):
Yes, yeah, so remember when I said the blood,
the blood system is highlydysregulated, the manufacturer
of thromocytes, so you haveoriginally these hematopoietic
cells, like stem cells theycould become anything.
A thromocyte, which is aplatelet, or a, it's really
responsible for clotting A whitecell which there could be.
(30:32):
There's all kinds of whitecells, I don't know of them all
Cinephils, lymphocytes,leukocytes, neutrophils and all
these different names for them,and they're super sets and
subsets of each other T cells,Yep, T cells are white cells and
B cells are white cells andthey get sent to another place
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to be finished being made theback of your head I forget the
name and then there's red sites,erythrocytes.
So you get red cells, whitecells and platelets all made and
if you have a dysregulation youcould clot or you could bleed,
right.
And this particular one isacute post-hemorrhagic anemia.
So you've hemorrhaged and nowyou don't have enough red cells.
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That's what it's saying.
So you're anemic, you don'thave enough red cells.
If you don't have enough redcells, you can't carry as much
oxygen.
Anemia makes you lethargic or,in this case, you have so much
blood loss you die, right.
So this is you had so muchblood loss, so you died and I
went in and because thesenumbers are small, like 104 and
89, I could go in and I couldread all 89.
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That's the benefit of havingsource data.
I call it record level sourcedata, RLSD, the benefit of
having source data at the recordlevel.
I can not only look at the nameof the person, correlate it
with an obituary and find outall kinds of stuff.
Not only can I do that, but Ican say oh, I can look through
89.
And I look through them andthey're non-traumatic.
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That means these people, thesurgeon didn't have an oopsie
and Nick and artery and they gotbled out in the operating table
.
That's not what happened.
This is not a person who's gota car accident and his steering
wheel ruptured his aorta in hischest and he bled out.
That did not happen in these.
These are gastrointestinalhemorrhages and brain bleeds and
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aortic dissections.
These people had a hemorrhagein their body who walks around
and has a hemorrhage.
That happened, though there's alot of gastrointestinal
hemorrhages from the vaccine, soyou can see that this is pretty
darn high.
This is an extra.
66 people died in two years, in21 and 22.
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It's not even counting 23.
It's pretty bad.
James Egidio (32:46):
You're making the elephant in the room so obvious
with all this stuff, this data,right, but there are so many
variables to really nip this inthe butt.
Because you have thepharmaceutical companies still
pushing these vaccines right andthey have this agenda more or
less an obvious agenda to comeup with vaccine passports, and
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the World Health Organization ispushing for all kinds of new
amendments to take control ofthe narrative.
The World Health Organizationis looking to control the
narrative and the United Nationson this whole thing on a global
scale.
What's your take on that?
What do you think the goal andobjective of all this is?
At the end game is where it'sgoing to go and lead to.
John Beaudoin (33:33):
The end goal is to destroy our way of life and
system, bring in globalistcommunism.
That's always been their goal.
Yeah, everything they do,whether it's LGBT, blm, every
flavor of the day.
Let's go protest something thatwe're programmed to protest.
Those people are programmed toprotest everything from plastic
straws to a flag.
(33:54):
You can program them to protestanything, but where it's going
is what people.
This is hard for people tounderstand.
This isn't about sellingvaccines.
Sure, they sold a lot ofvaccines because they mandated
it and the government paid forit, but the result of this is
that they threw the vaccinemarket under the bus in order to
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accelerate and expedite theinstallation of tyrannical
communism.
Sure, people are going to say,oh, don't listen to this guy,
he's crazy.
Look at everything that'shappened.
They get to bring in 15 millionfighting age men in four years.
That was all done on purpose.
They don't care.
They don't care that about90,000 children are missing.
(34:40):
The child trafficking wentthrough the roof.
People that want this.
They're addicted to a party.
It's a cult and I don't likeeither party.
Me either Party.
I'm partiless.
Me, too.
I haven't been in a party sinceI was 26 years old.
They all hate me.
Republicans don't like mebecause I won't join their party
(35:02):
.
The Democrats don't like mebecause I'm not in their party.
I try to avoid the politics butthe reality is they knew the
results that would happen frompushing out the vaccine.
I showed you the cancer graph.
We went through that.
What might be causing that,kevin McCurn, and found DNA
contamination.
Sb 40 promoter and P53 tumorsuppressor is being messed with.
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The turbo cancers are real.
Turbo dementia isn't mentionedthat much but turbo dementia is
probably worse than cancer interms of numbers of death.
Anybody that had dementia.
They took the shot and theirdementia just accelerated 10
times.
It took a lot of years off theback end of their life Not very
good years and I was toldrecently I'm an engineer, so I
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talk as a matter of fact aboutold people dying.
It's not nice.
You don't have the right totake their last few years.
They might have seen anothergreat-grandchild born and hold
them in their arms.
You don't have the right toinsist they take a vaccine.
Who are they protecting?
It was supposed to protect theold people.
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It killed the old people.
But back to the question, thevaccine market.
They knew that through Kevin'swork finding the contamination
and stuff.
They knew there's nomanufacturing controls.
They know that a lot of peopleare going to die and they know
that everybody's going to talkto everybody else and we're all
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going to figure out we don'twant to take that vaccine.
And, as of today, the people Iknow who took a flu shot every
single year they never missed ayear without a flu shot those
people are never going to take aflu shot again and if I know
people like that, those peopleare all over the US and that
means they sacrificed thevaccine market in order to make
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sure the elections were messedwith, in order to make sure that
they could get what they wantedpolitically to advance the
onslaught of communism in the US.
James Egidio (37:00):
Yeah, I don't.
I personally and I've said thison many podcast episodes I
don't think they're done.
This is going to be an ongoingthing.
In fact, I have a new video toshare with you.
I want to get your feedback on.
Speaker 7 (37:10):
Who have made a significant headway in trying to
convince parents they shouldn'tvaccinate children.
I was just looking at new datatoday from Orange County,
California, with more than a fewschools showing between 40 and
60 percent children notvaccinated.
Speaker 4 (37:26):
You could say this is a we're a victim of success.
In the countries where you havemeasles all the time, nobody
gets confused about this.
Do you get mad about it?
I get more mad about the deathswe're not avoiding.
I spend my time on thecountries where you still have,
in the case of measles, over300,000 kids dying a year.
(37:47):
In the case of diarrhealdiseases, over a million a year.
There's 6 million kids a yearstill dying.
Why aren't we getting vaccinesout in Africa for diarrhea, for
respiratory disease?
Why don't we yet have a vaccinefor malaria?
Those are the things that Ipush forward.
I wouldn't say get angry, butI'm really impatient that we're
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not moving as fast as I'd like.
Speaker 7 (38:13):
You can catch the full interview this weekend on 1
on 1.
James Egidio (38:17):
So what's your take on that?
John Beaudoin (38:19):
I'm impatient that we haven't had a grand jury
investigation of Bill Gates forRICO crimes.
Yeah, he's one of the leadersin the world of mass murder,
Sure.
Oh, we have to vaccinate allthese people that I care so much
about in Africa.
How many people did he getkilled in India?
Let's say he went over to India.
He goes to MassachusettsMedical Society to give a speech
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in 2018, drops off $12 million.
They own the New EnglandJournal of Medicine, one of the
best can't say that anymore.
Sorry, formerly the bestmedical journal in the world.
Sure, but it was $12 million byyou.
You bought yourself the abilityto censor anything.
That was, any study that wouldbe printed in the New England
(39:02):
Journal of Medicine that mightnot be favorable to vaccines.
And you bought yourself thepromotion of any study corrupted
study and fraudulent study thatwould speak highly of vaccines.
That's what Bill Gates does.
He also.
I sued the governor over themask mandate in 2020.
I changed the order for theentire state to get around my
lawsuit.
I never had to wear a mask.
Nobody speaking to me ever hadto wear a mask.
(39:24):
Yeah, Order 55, paragraph 2Bthat's where the exception is to
get around my lawsuit.
James Egidio (39:29):
Was that Baker?
John Beaudoin (39:31):
Yep Charlie Baker .
James Egidio (39:33):
I saw that.
Yeah, I saw that.
John Beaudoin (39:36):
So he.
So what did they?
How does Bill Gates tie inthere?
In order to get my casedismissed, the state attorney
general office, attorneygeneral's office they cited
three authorities the WHO, whichhas nothing to do with
Massachusetts or this country.
Right.
So why are you citing them as anauthority?
The CDC Okay, I can see whereyou'd cite the CDC and then a
(40:01):
place called IHME Institute forHealth Metrics and Evaluation.
I've never heard of that one.
What is that?
And it's being cited in emotionand dismiss against my lawsuit.
So I looked that up Institutefor Health Metrics and
Evaluation funded $279 millionby Bill Gates, geez, and some
(40:24):
guy running it is out of one ofthe Nordic countries, a
blonde-haired, blue-eyedprofessor guy.
James Egidio (40:29):
Yeah.
John Beaudoin (40:31):
And you look at the health equity.
We care about health equity andthey have the senior leadership
.
They have 16 people there ontheir seat.
You can probably look at itright now.
You'll see the senior leadershipfor IHME and he's one black guy
and the only thing he does he'sthe chief diversity and
inclusion officer Wonderful, andthey're all about health,
(40:55):
equity and diversity and yetnone of their senior leadership
other than the health thediversity guy and by the way, if
you look at his picture, it'snot in a studio like the rest of
their pictures, it's not a nicepicture, it's pretty bad camera
shot.
It's lower in the bubble thanall the others.
So when you go and you look atall the faces, then this has
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faced down here.
It's horrendous, sure, soovertly.
If anything is racist, they'reracist.
Right, and that's Bill Gatesand that's the IHME and they're
trying to influence.
They put out very slantedstudies and they tend to like
their this think tank when it'sreally just $279 million behind
(41:42):
Bill Gates to print whatever hewants.
You got to get a Rico criminal,sorry.
James Egidio (41:47):
Yeah, and it's interesting because if you look
at his history and his father,they're all part of that
eugenics and worked with PlannedParenthood and basically
intentionally planted PlannedParenthood clinics for abortions
and minority neighborhoods andthey talked about depopulation.
So none of this is a conspiracytheory.
It's all obvious and has beenbrought out right from his mouth
(42:10):
.
And you mentioned the who aswell.
That's another organizationthat's criminal.
Here you have Tedros here.
I'll show you right here.
Equitably.
Speaker 6 (42:21):
The 100 in his to make changes and start preparing
for the next global pandemic.
Speaker 7 (42:27):
When the next pandemic comes knocking and it
will we must be ready to answerdecisively, collectively and
equitably.
Speaker 6 (42:38):
The 194 member states of the World Health
Organization, including Canada,are currently negotiating
reforms to the binding rulesthat help the organization
respond to international threats.
Countries are being urged toboost funding for the UN Health
Agency and to ensure smallernations are not left behind
during future pandemics.
James Egidio (43:02):
So there you go.
He's already predicting thatthere's going to be future
pandemics, and these guys have acrystal ball, right.
John Beaudoin (43:08):
Yeah, no, they're one of the slide presentations
I give.
I have three slides and I haveabout 45 or 50 TV shows on one
slide and about 60 or 60 movieson another, all to do with
pandemics that we've beenbombarded with for the last 70
years.
At least a TV show everyepisode.
I'm now watching raw hide,every episode of raw.
(43:30):
I love it, I love.
Yeah, I watched all therightful men and gun smoke and
all that.
You know what?
Every one of those TV shows hasanthrax, pandemic, yellow fever
, scarlet fever, smallpox.
Every one of them.
I just posted something onTwitter a couple of weeks ago.
It was so funny For all yourviewers, just put in YouTube raw
(43:55):
hide season two, episode 14.
Right, watch the whole thing,you will laugh hysterically.
Vaccination, it's a fraud.
I tell you, vaccination is afraud.
That's a direct quote from themovie.
Another one is he died becausehis vaccination must have worn
off.
We don't know how long theylast.
It could be seven years, itcould be, I don't know.
(44:18):
And the other guy says sevenyears.
You mean seven months, sevendays.
You don't know.
So how do you?
What do you do?
Then you said you just have tokeep taking them.
Are you kidding me?
James Egidio (44:33):
It's a great episode.
John Beaudoin (44:34):
It's just packed with all the one liners, but
that was changed in 70 years.
James Egidio (44:39):
That show came out in 1950, something At the
bottom she said, sponsored byPfizer.
John Beaudoin (44:46):
Yeah, no, it was actually balanced because there
was a lot of anti-vaccinesentiment back Because vaccines
actually killed a lot of people.
Remember when they gave polio?
Because they gave the wrongvials, they injected a bunch of
kids with polio instead of thevaccine.
And then so back to the WHO wasyour question?
There can't really be apandemic.
(45:09):
We've been programmed tobelieve that we're all old.
It's going to be a pandemic.
No, if something is really bad,everybody avoids those people.
Like a hemorrhagic fever orsome type of Ebola thing.
It blows itself out because allthe villagers just get away
from him and it doesn'tpropagate.
They don't pick it up and thenthey're on a plane coughing up
(45:31):
blood and nobody notices.
And then they crawl out of theplane and infect a bunch of
people in New York City andeverybody dies.
No, that doesn't happen.
It can't happen.
It cannot happen.
Since antibiotics came out, thesecondary bacterial infections
is what killed most people fromviruses before antibiotics,
(45:52):
Since antibiotics.
We can't have a pandemic.
Purported in the manner inwhich they purport COVID to have
gone through society and theway COVID went through society
is not normal.
In fact we won't get intoconspiracy theory too much.
James Egidio (46:10):
Yeah, it's not conspiracy theory, because the
thing a lot of people don'trealize is that the people who
died supposedly from COVID diedsecondary to pneumonia and
already had comorbidities to,let's say, copd or emphysema.
Dr Bartlett Richard Bartlettout of Texas, early on, he was
(46:31):
one of the early adopters fortreating patients who got COVID
and we experienced, when I hadthe clinic and the medical house
call practice from 97 up until2011,.
I think it was in 2003.
It wasn't, I don't think it.
I know it was 2003 and four.
There was a that particular fluseason for those two years was
(46:53):
a COVID virus flu season.
Sometimes it was a swine flu,sometimes it was H1N1, but those
two particular years were COVIDviruses and they died.
People who do die fromsupposedly COVID were dying
secondary to pneumonia, so itwasn't treated properly.
(47:16):
Dr Richard Bartlett in 2020,who was, like I said, an early
adopter for treating COVID, had,out of 100 patients, treated 99
out of 100 successfully withBethamethasone nebulized steroid
and a Z-PAC.
That was it.
Yeah, so there was no need toshut down an entire world global
(47:41):
economy.
None of that was necessary atall.
So that was obvious sign numberone.
Then they started talking abouttrace tracing, tracking the
virus.
They were using apps on phonesto track and trace tracing
software.
That was it was too late.
(48:03):
You have to do that early on Ifyou're going to use any kind of
tracing of the virus.
John Beaudoin (48:12):
Oh, they did a lot of stuff.
That was crazy.
James Egidio (48:15):
Yeah.
John Beaudoin (48:15):
The social distancing.
People say, oh, where'd theyget that from?
And now Fubji's saying we don'tknow where we got that from.
We don't know if it was thisfeat or that feat.
It came from a girl named LauraGlass who went to high school
in New Mexico.
Her father worked at SandiaNational Labs, I believe, and
George W Bush was walkingthrough from a tour or something
.
He was like what's that?
Oh, that's my daughter's highschool biology project.
(48:37):
Oh, we should bring that toWashington DC.
That was social distancing,right?
There's no proof.
The social distancing works atall.
Right, if you're standing nextto somebody one foot away and
the wind is blowing that way,you're never going to catch it
from the guy next to you.
There could be somebody 100feet away.
(48:59):
You might be breathing in allof their exhaust and that person
will get it.
So it's hubris for humans tobelieve that they can control
things like this.
Yeah, they can't.
They didn't control anything.
James Egidio (49:15):
Yeah, I truly believe it was one big clinical
trial, worldwide clinical trial,and it was to usher in this new
experimental vaccine underwhat's called emergency use
authorization, which I call thatexperimental use authorization
and I think I mentioned this toyou the other day is that this
is my opinion?
Is that because it was aclinical trial, worldwide
(49:37):
clinical trial, using this bioweapon with graphene oxide in it
?
Because I've done some researchand I'm about to publish a
paper on who's actuallymanufacturing this stuff, and lo
and behold, I can just tell youright now that a lot of this
stuff is being manufactured inChina by the Chinese.
(49:57):
The messenger RNA vaccine is,and it's just they're
manufacturing the stuff withreally bad intentions.
That's all I can tell you rightnow.
Real bad intentions.
John Beaudoin (50:09):
I don't know.
I think big cluster F in termsof manufacturing controls.
I think whatever's in the soupis in the soup.
They're not filtering out thebad stuff like DNA.
They don't want to they don'twant to cost money to.
It's a lot of money to purifysomething.
James Egidio (50:29):
Yeah, and there's just a lot more, I think, to it
that makes up this so-calledvaccine or bio weapon that a lot
of people, I think, areoverlooking.
John Beaudoin (50:39):
Yeah, I'm trying not to be like on the other side
of you right now.
I told you I don't get involvedin some of the fringe stuff
like the graphene oxide, thenanoparticles or not, the
nanobots and the other 5G, 5g.
People hate me.
They hate me because I can'thelp it.
(51:02):
I laugh when I hear it.
I'm not saying 5G is not bad.
Everybody immediately thinks ifI don't believe 100% of what
they believe, then I'm againstthem.
So no, you're 95%, right.
We differ on 5% and they getall upset because I won't agree
on the other 5%.
Yeah, 5g is just a standard.
(51:22):
Even just saying 5G is a numberand a letter, right.
So if we're talking aboutelectromagnetic radiation, then
say what it is.
Is it 18 GHz?
What's going to cook the humanbrain?
Tell me what frequency, whatmagnitude and, if it's directed,
how much energy per 2D crosssection is coming at you.
(51:45):
That's what matters.
Different cells vibrate atdifferent frequencies and cells
have different materials in themCopper, zinc, nickel and
whatever.
They're all going to pick up asympathetic vibration from a
given frequency.
Show me the evidence for the 5Gor the 18 GHz, if that's what
(52:12):
you want to say.
It is the whole spectrum of 5G.
18 GHz is a band.
They're in the middle, I thinkit goes up to 70 something.
It's this range.
It goes pretty high.
5g itself it's the range of thestandard.
We're killing kids with thesevaccines and they're picking off
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people from the main group andgetting them all involved in 5G.
And I'll just say other stuff,because when I start listing
them all those people are goingto dislike me because
everybody's in their thing.
But if you put all of yourenergy into something that you
can't even prove, a single oneperson is being killed and
(52:55):
you've got a million people werekilled in the United States by
CDC protocols and vaccines.
You're not going to put yourtime to save the next million,
but you're going to go try tosave people from something that
you don't know of a single onebut might be killing somebody.
Let's focus on the big stuffand we can get around to 5G
(53:16):
later.
That's where I sit.
James Egidio (53:18):
Yeah, what do you think the solution to all this
is?
As far as these vaccines, don'ttake them.
John Beaudoin (53:24):
Oh, don't take the vaccines?
Yeah, but it's not about thevaccines, it's about a
government takeover and inMassachusetts, everybody will do
whatever the government says.
Well, and it's literallyinstead of drinking the Kool-Aid
, they're injecting the Kool-Aid.
Okay, where do I stand in line?
Yeah, but the literature saysliterature, the stuff the
(53:47):
government gave us?
Yeah, with the governmentoverseers of the farm companies
that are the biggest criminalsin the history of man with the
largest payouts for, oh no, theywouldn't do anything nefarious,
even though they have a historyof doing it, and that are the
biggest criminals in the worldfor fraud and trials, why would
they do that again?
These people are ridiculous.
(54:07):
Everybody has to learn civildisobedience.
You get to learn to say no,right?
James Egidio (54:13):
Absolutely.
They want to kill your kids.
John Beaudoin (54:15):
Oh, you want to kill my kids, go ahead.
No, you're not going to kill mykids.
Oh, I have to go to jail.
Okay, I'll go to jail.
James Egidio (54:24):
Yeah, don't think where you're located too.
In Massachusetts they have verylapse in laws for kids that
want to change their gender too,from what I understand.
John Beaudoin (54:35):
I don't know.
My kids are older.
I paid two grand for a lawyerbecause my son tried to paint
over the Rainbow Crosswalk eightyears ago between the middle
school and the high school.
He put two feet of paintbecause they used paint brushes
instead of rollers.
They realized you can't paintasphalt with a paintbrush and
(54:56):
they stopped and took picturesof themselves and they forgot
there was one kid in theirSnapchat group who called the
police and downloaded the photosand cost me two grand for a
lawyer.
It was on the news and where itwas at Colorado, florida, north
Carolina, pennsylvania, ohio,new York and I live in
Massachusetts.
Hate crimes in Medfield,massachusetts.
(55:16):
Now everybody knows where Ilive.
I hate crime for covering therainbow yeah, for trying to
paint over a Rainbow Crosswalk.
People in this country, both,and a lot of people in this town
.
They wanted my son to go toprison for 10 years at 16 years
old for putting paint on asphalt.
Because they're insane.
They're so indoctrinated into acult and they're so angry and
(55:40):
so filled with hatred that theywant to punish children who
don't go along with thenarrative of cutting body parts
off.
Get me out of here man.
James Egidio (55:53):
Yeah, the rainbow shouldn't represent the rainbow.
John Beaudoin (55:56):
The rainbow represents.
James Egidio (55:57):
Genesis, chapter 9 verse 30.
John Beaudoin (55:59):
Exactly.
James Egidio (55:59):
God's covenant with Noah Got it.
Yeah, absolutely.
John Beaudoin (56:03):
Anytime I see the rainbow, I want to write Gen
913 under it.
James Egidio (56:07):
That's all your son needed to do.
I was going to say I don't care, people can do it.
John Beaudoin (56:11):
They owe your transphobic.
No, I'm not.
No, you're not.
I'm really not afraid of them.
I'm really not afraid of them,but they can do whatever they
want.
I don't want to ruin theirlives, but don't try to run my
life.
Don't try to force yourreligious symbol into a school,
pretending that it's not yourreligion.
James Egidio (56:29):
It is not a religion.
It's actually not a religion,it's blasphemy.
John Beaudoin (56:34):
Well, it is a religion to them.
James Egidio (56:37):
Yeah, I can believe I'm a chicken, but does
that make me a chicken?
No, of course it doesn't.
John Beaudoin (56:42):
No, I don't know if you understand what I mean.
We can't put religious symbolsin schools because we call it a
formal religion.
I'm a Christian.
James Egidio (56:52):
Me too.
John Beaudoin (56:53):
Okay, but they can put their religious symbol
in a school.
It's on every single door.
They act.
The moral foundation of Americait's called a Judeo-Christian
moral foundation, but there is arighteous moral foundation that
is there, based upon millenniaof rules for civil society,
(57:18):
whether it's the 10 Commandmentsor our Bill of Rights or
whatever they all stem from.
You can't have a civil societywithout them.
Now, if you reject theChristian faith or the Jewish
faith or whatever you arebecause all religions are bad,
religions are bad religionscause wars and they taught this
(57:39):
in schools and so if you removethe moral foundation as a person
, as a human being, they want tobe moral, if they're not a
sociopath there are a lot ofsociopaths around, but, let's
say, a normal person really hasa desire to be a moral and good
person.
But if they don't have thatnormal, righteous moral
(58:01):
foundation that's been aroundfor millennia that's the basis
of civil society then somethingelse fills that void and that's
something else.
It's BLM, it's LGBT, it'sclimate change.
I'm better than you because Icare about the world.
We're all gonna die unless youdo what I say.
That's how they all think andact.
(58:22):
That's the cult, it's areligion.
Why do they get to put theirreligious symbols in the schools
Because the teachers and theadministrators were all sent to
centralized learning camps.
Okay, like when I did a stateFOIA for the school, to get the
emails and I found out that thisis all training In the words of
(58:44):
Peter DeWitt.
And then blah, blah, blah.
Okay, this was the principle ofthe middle school in the town
where I am In the words of PeterDeWitt.
Like, who's Peter DeWitt?
You go and look it up.
They're sending teachers andthey're sending guidance
counselors and they're sendingadministrators to people to
bring back the indoctrination.
That's how these things spreadall around the country all at
(59:05):
once.
It's not an accident.
They're trained.
They don't even know whatthey're being trained in.
They don't know that they'rebeing trained to bring back
things that divide society, toget everybody to hate each other
, and they say they're againsthatred.
Speaker 4 (59:19):
They don't say hatred .
John Beaudoin (59:20):
they use hate as a noun Because I guess they
never learned parts of speech inschools.
And now hate is a noun.
And I've gone on to way morecategories than I wanted to with
you.
James Egidio (59:33):
Yeah, that's all right, but I know as a Christian
.
Satan rules this world and heinstills fear, doubt, worry and
deceit, division and destroysthings.
So that's his playbook andthat's where we're at, and you
just hope and pray that peoplecome to the Lord and see these
things.
Eventually, that's all youcould pray for is their
(59:54):
salvation.
John Beaudoin (59:56):
Yeah, I like to say they right.
I tell my sons not to usepronouns, Because who are you
talking about?
James Egidio (01:00:03):
Who's they?
They, I know they.
John Beaudoin (01:00:06):
They know who they are.
James Egidio (01:00:07):
We all know who they are.
John Beaudoin (01:00:08):
Ministers of Satan.
I went to Salem court for acourt hearing to listen to my
attorney in the oral argumentfor my case and as I drive in to
Salem, massachusetts, there's anice garden with a nice bunch
of plants within a median stripwith stones around it.
As the median Right in thecenter of town in Salem, down
(01:00:30):
four or five doors down from thecourt house, the Salem district
court house, sponsored by theSatanic Temple of Satan in the
center of town, that's hey,that's Massachusetts.
They're proud of it, sure theyare.
But you gotta look on the rightside.
James Egidio (01:00:47):
John, that's your cue to get out of Massachusetts.
That's a Lord's way.
I'm moving to New Hampshire.
John Beaudoin (01:00:53):
No, you've come to Florida, I'm moving to New
Hampshire.
It's too hot down there, that'strue.
I'll be wrestling on alligatorsjust to get cool, nah it's not
that bad, John, thank you.
James Egidio (01:01:05):
Oh wait, before we sign off, I just you have a new
book that you're looking torelease here soon the Real CDC.
Thank you, Real quick mentionthe meaning of the Real CDC.
John Beaudoin (01:01:17):
Yeah, so I like this guy, El Gato Malo, the bad
cat, right.
So that's Spanish and it's a cat.
I don't like cats and I'mFrench.
So Coquandishien, or, as theysay in Canada, coquandishien,
it's a little different.
I get made fun of because I sayit the way they say it in
France instead of the way theysay it in Quebec.
(01:01:38):
But Coquandishien is naughtydog, it's bad dog in French.
And serendipitously theinitials of Coquandishien are
CDC.
You see the lower case D in themiddle there, right?
That's because if you lookabove the Coquandishien, that's
the initials.
So I'm the Real CDC.
I was lucky that it turned outthat way and that's when I made
(01:02:01):
the book.
And I have a second publicationright on the heels of the first
one.
It's more for lawyers anddoctors, is 155 pages of 400
graphs, along with 130 pages ofenumerated factual allegations
against the CDC and Departmentof Public Health of
Massachusetts and Minnesota.
(01:02:22):
There are a bunch of cases inthere that I talk about With
real names and numbers, andactually I redacted a lot of the
Minnesota names.
I changed the names for requestfrom.
Minnesota people, but theMassachusetts names are all
accurate Vermont names,washington, new York.
And then there's a legalanalysis.
So I analyzed 172 enumeratedparagraphs of facts in a legal
(01:02:47):
analysis of four crimes Uttering, which is like fraud,
involuntary manslaughter, felonymurder and depraved heart
murder, which is what hashappened.
So that's called the CDCMemorandum.
It's a second publication It'llbe.
It's eight and a half by 11,spiral, bound, 300 pages, and
(01:03:08):
between those two you can findthem both at therealcdccom Below
Yep, and so that book, there,the Real CDC.
It starts out about people,individuals, who died and bears
reports on them, where they getthe shot, reacted immediately
and died and it was covered upby the state.
(01:03:29):
And then it goes on somewherecovered up by the CDC, but it
talks about fraud, fentanyl,overdoses, blunt force trauma to
the head, blunt force trauma tothe torso, all called COVID
deaths.
It goes through vaccine deaths,called COVID deaths.
They've been lying to everybody.
And then I go through ananalysis of individual causes
probably 40 different ICDs.
(01:03:50):
No, not that many One, two,three, four times five.
Four times five is 20, maybe 20different ICD, 10 codes and
circulatory blood andrespiratory.
You mentioned earlier aboutbacterial.
I'll go real quick.
I have one page where I showall cause.
Deaths went down from 2020 to2021.
(01:04:11):
Pneumonia unspecified went down, covid went down, viral
pneumonia went down andbacterial pneumonia went up.
That doesn't make any senseunless they're not at all by
withholding antibiotics or theirimmune system was crushed by
the vaccine.
And if you go to I D8, any codethat begins with D8, the immune
(01:04:36):
mechanism you'll see the D8involved.
Deaths went through the roof in21 after the vaccine.
The immune mechanism wascrushed by the vaccine.
James Egidio (01:04:45):
Thank you so much for joining me for this episode
of Medical Truth Podcast, John.
I really appreciate it.
Thanks for having me AbsolutelyAll right.
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