Scott Schara,host of Deprogramming With Grace's Dad Podcast- Medical Murder

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to the fifty five KRC Morning Show. Host of Deep Programming with Grace's Dad
podcast, Scott Shara. Scott,good to have you on the fifty five
KRC Morning Show, and I wishthe circumstances under which you started your podcast

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were a little more uplifting. Whata tragedy. Well thanks brand Yea,
I hate to say that over andover a lot of the people I've met
I wish I would have never met. But yeah, thankful, too thankful
to have met them. Nonetheless,well, why don't you explain to my
listeners as I'm sure you have rerelayed this story so many times in the
past, but how you got tothis deprogramming concept. The name of the

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podcast again deprogram with Grace's Dad.Talk a little bit about your daughter,
Grace Shara and what happened to her. Well, Grace was nineteen years old,
Grace said down syndrome, and shewas murdered in the hospital on October
thirteenth of twenty twenty one. SoI don't say that lightly. It took
me about five hundred hours of investigationto come to that conclusion, and once

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I did, it started my journeyof deprogramming, because we start with trusting
the white coat and that spills overto trusting the hospital system. And in
Grace's specific situation, she was givena combination of meds to euthanizer. She
was given precedects or azipam and morphinein the twenty nine minute window to literally

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kill her. And when it cametime to revive her, the medical staff
refused because we learned Now we havea lawsuit and we have all records and
it exposes the details. We learnedthat the doctor could an illegal do not
resuscitate order on Grace's chart to facilitatethe murder, and it's a path that

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has led to all kinds of thingsat this point. But that's the short
backstory. Brain. What possible motivationor motive or dare I say, even
benefit would a hospital have in wantingto murder your daughter without discussing euthanasia with
you? And I know some peoplebelieve in euthanasia under certain circumstances that you

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know, the person is too fargone or brain dead or whatever. We've
been dealing with the quote unquote pullthe plug scenario for decades, but in
this particular case, you were completelyin the dark. And this sounds like
you call it murder, that isan intentional killing of another human being.
What is the motivation behind that,Scott, Well, there's levels of motivation.

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The first level of motivation that Iuncovered is all the way back to
nineteen ninety six. In nineteen ninetysix, Ezekiel Emmanuel, who's the chief
architect of Obamacare, said that noncontributing members of society don't deserve medical care.
So the non contributing members, ofcourse, are those on Medicare and
Medicaid, the disabled in the elderly, so those are the low hanging fruit

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that the system is designed to takeout. And so the excuse they use,
taking off of what Ezekiel Emmanuel saidis the spirit of collectivism. We
need to worry about the good ofthe population versus the good of the individual.
So if you look at Medicare andMedicaid as a system, there's one
hundred and thirty five million Americans onthat system. The cost to the xpayer

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is what they tell us is approachingfour trillion a year, over fifty percent
of the annual federal budget. Sothey use that as the underlying motivation to
hasten the death. Remember the termand not remember, but hasten means means
murder, because if you shorten somebody'slife on purpose, you're murdering them.
So that system is designed to hastendeath. And it's specifically because they're telling

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us the cost is too high.And I'm going to get into a deeper
level here in a moment, Butif you just think that through, we
write blank checks to the Ukraine,to Israel, but we can't take care
of our population. So you cansee, just on the surface it's a
lie. But if you want toask a question relative to that first brain,
I'll go into the deeper meaning theword, and I certainly will.

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But I guess in this particular point, and you made it earlier, your
daughter had Down syndrome. So becauseshe had Down syndrome, she's been labeled
as one of these leeches on thesystem and therefore not worthy of life.
Is that really the final analysis?What that boils down to. That's that's
spot on. H my god,it's so deep, this idea. It's

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called the banality of evil. Banalitymeans commonplace. Well, there's an underlying
culture of death. And you know, of course drove bound down center more
than any other disability because Grace hadDown syndrome. And as I learned in
my research today, in the UnitedStates of America, ninety percent of downsyndrome
babies are murdered before they ever comeout of the womb. And it's this

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culture. So the doctor, youthink about a young couple going into the
doctor, he congratulates them on beingpregnant, and then he says, let's
schedule you're amniosentisis. And if theydon't have any roots, they just blindly
follow the white coat. So thewhite coat says, get an ameocentesis.
The only question they have is doesmy insurance cover it? Oh? Yes,

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it does well? Why well?Because they're all in this same,
the same game. And so whenthe amniocentesis comes back, the doctor schedules
an appointment. He says, Isuspect your son is going to have Down
syndrome and you should abhort him.Why should you aboord him? Because they've
been trained. I found in myresearch Brying a training document relative to adults

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who have Down syndrome, and thisis the perspective of the whole medical industry
follows this. So in this trainingdocument for doctors relatives to how to treat
adults with Down syndrome, they listthem themselves as like the savior to the
family. In the document I'm readingfrom the document right now, it says

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the lifelong toll on families is high. Part of a robust plan of care
includes acknowledgment of this toll by healthcareproviders. So this is their perspective.
That their perspective is, we needto save this family from this nasty thing
called Down syndrome. Well, that'sridiculous. Grace was the best thing God
ever gave us, second to salvation, but it's this attitude, this finality

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of evil that's embedded in the entiresystem. And it's also I can go
down the exact same parallel with theelderly, but you get the concept.
Yes, I understand completely. Letme I'm going to read a quote from
the materials here. Lead in statementis noting that the hospital recorded COVID nineteen
pneumonia quote as the second cause ofdeath and this is in your daughter's case,

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as the second cause of death inorder for the hospital to receive the
killing bonus from the government. Didthey receive some sort of cash incentive to
end your daughter's life? Is that? Because that's the way I'm reading that,
sir. That's also true. Sowhat COVID exposed so that we'll call
this the COVID era that we're talkingabout, which is thirty nine months long.

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This is the first time the governmentdirectly incentivized hospitals to kill. So
in that case, that hospital receiveda thirteen thousand dollars death bonus for labeling
Grace's doubts related to COVID. Well, that's another lie. But this incentivized
healthcare, this has really become mymission is to expose incentivized healthcare. So

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these were checks written directly, waybefore checks written directly Medicare and Medicaid.
The CMS, which is Center forMedicare and Medicaid Services, writes what's called
standards of care. So standards ofcare sound it sounds good, you know
we need standards of care. Well, standards of care are designed to hasten

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death, and CMS rights for thewhole country. It doesn't matter if you're
on Medicare or Medicaid. They're writingfor the whole country. I'm reading a
book right now that really emphasizes thisidea. It's called Dissent in Medicine,
is written in nineteen eighty four.Nine doctors were speaking out against the system
they saw. They saw this wayahead of time, so standards of care

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started in the eighties. They sawthis is this is wrong. We got
to speak out and they were Thespecific chapter that this relates to the quote
I'm going to give you is aboutcancer. So the standard of care for
cancer, which we all know iseither cut, radiation, and chemo,
and the if you just take chemoas an example, it has a ninety
seven point ninety percent kill rate.But that's the standard of care. So

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what does that mean, it meansthat in order for the doctor to get
paid, he can only follow thestandard of care. He can't recommend any
anything outside of that standard of carethat would actually cure the patient. So
these guys were these doctors said specificallyas a result of them exposing these standards
of care for cancer, they said, a patient stands a better chance of

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recovering if he has never diagnosed.And that's true because the standard of care,
and this is this is the underlyingmotivation. Standard of care is designed
to hasten death, because why wehave too many people and they need to
manage the population through these standards ofcare. That's what's happening. That's why
I'm speaking out the program with Grace'sdad, the name of the podcast,

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my guest Scott Charlotte, host ofthat program. And you know, maybe
what you have done is illustrate whythe recommendation was to lock up all of
these at risk seniors in nursing homefacilities during COVID. COVID spread rapidly within
them and we lost a whole lotof them during that period of time.
HM. Any connection there, Scott, of the odds of dying in a

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nursing home were ten times higher duringCOVID for the same age group. So
eighty year old man in the nursinghome versus an eighty year old man not
in a nursing home, they hada ten times more likely chance of dying.
Was all by design. People think, you know, they're doing a
really good job right now. Theymeaning the cabalists are doing a really fantastic

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job of getting us to think COVIDis over and everything's back to normal.
No, it's it's not back tonormal. This is this is what is
that. This is the status ofquote American medicine quote care yes, exactly.
Find your podcast online good iHeart Media. You can find the on the
Ihart Media. A deprogramming with Grace'sdad, Scott Sharah. I wish we
had a more uplifting conversation, butthis is important information. I'm sure my

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listeners are very happy you've heard fromyou. Keep up the great work and
speak in truth to power. It'salways a very beneficial thing. And condolence
is on your your tragic loss,sir. Thanks for having me brain God
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