Member Training – How The Conspiracy Took Over Our Health

Member training from April 21st, 2025.

This training explores how our health has been infiltrated by broader conspiracies—how societal forces, hidden agendas, and shifts in medical philosophy have impacted our understanding of wellness. Rooted in both scriptural principles and independent research, we’ll look at the foundational belief that our bodies are divine temples, deserving of care and respect, and how modern medicine, influenced by corporate and institutional power, often undermines that sacred responsibility. This isn’t medical advice—but it is a challenge to think critically, take personal responsibility for your health, and reconnect with the truths we believe God has already provided through scripture and nature.

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TRANSCRIPT

Father in heaven, we're thankful for many blessings that God has given us. We're thankful for this land we have to live in. We're thankful for our relationships in this group and the knowledge that we gain. We ask for thy spirit to be with us and help us in incorporating the things that we learn tonight into our lives. We say these things in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. Okay. I can't see myself, but that's okay. all right so no we're good all right so um we're just doing uh ben asked us to do this and so we were like um i guess i was kind of nervous about doing it but at the same time i'm super excited about doing it i thought it was a great opportunity i don't get to do this often most of the time i'm coaching girls soccer um so i get to talk to a bunch of teenage girls all the time which is scary in itself sometimes um so just a little bit about us um we're actually from henderson nevada um And we won't be here much longer, actually.

I guess I'm just going to announce that today. I wasn't going to, but I'm just going to. So we're actually moving to Umatilla, Oregon area. We're quitting coaching our high school program at soccer and moving up there. Brittany got a job teaching. So this is just us trying to get away from Las Vegas to a certain extent and just being able to actually. be able to grow or do things that we can't actually do here. But to find more like -minded people, though. Yeah, and that's the other thing, too. Because Vegas is devoid of that. Yeah, Brady has a hard time finding like-minded people. I just never really liked anybody from Vegas anyways. It's northern. It's on the Columbia River. It's only like 30 minutes from the Tri-Cities, Washington area. Yeah, it's like 30 minutes, maybe 40 minutes north of Pendleton.

Yeah. So it's Eastern Oregon. It's a little like by Walla Walla, Kennewick, the Tri-Cities area. It's about 20 minutes south of that in Washington. So it's right on the border. So I apologize. No, no, you're good. If you haven't gotten a place, well, I just mean for everybody else. If you haven't already bought a house, I would do it on the Washington State side. Yeah. And that way you don't pay income tax.

And then you shop on the Oregon side and you don't pay sales tax. sales tax yeah that's what we're that's what we're trying to do that's what we're thinking about doing on the 10-week side so uh we just haven't really like we've been looking at properties but actually britney just took that job last monday yeah so like it's pretty new for us um we weren't really like actually she she emailed him on friday and had the job on monday so yeah she had the interview and he basically hired her on the spot so yeah it was it's pretty cool so uh was something that we were actually not really expecting like we been planning for it we've been trying to make it happen but we weren't we weren't coming up with any luck but i just told her i was like why haven't you looked at that umatella at all like how come you haven't applied for it like i was like what are you doing i thought we were applying for this like she's like what have you been praying on i was like you can't keep praying on it for like weeks on end you just got to do it sometimes like you know i'm like he's got to give you an answer so anyways that's a little about us uh we've been part of the tree liberty society for about a year um yeah i mean i don't know we this we've been i've looked for this for a while like i am we were kind of founding things about what was going on and then when i saw about um the prophet and then i just was like brittany we need to find like-minded people and and that's we were really grateful to find the tree of liberty society so it's actually been a really cool thing so um and now we're doing a training lesson so all right so i'm just going to break into it so uh it's april 21st is 2025. um hitler's birthday was yesterday um how has your health been uh infiltrated by the conspiracy and then there's a little disclaimer at the bottom i don't want to be responsible for any of your health problems that you have so i'm just going to give that little disclaimer there so yeah this is not health like this is not medical advice yeah there's no medical advice yeah and hey this this kind of bounces around here and there and then sometimes i might say sarcastic things sorry that's just kind of how i am and then um And the other thing is, this is a totally different direction.

Brittany's dad's a doctor, so she's got like more of a health background than I did. And when Ben asked us to do this, I kind of just was like, she just kind of took the research role, which is really weird because usually I'm the guy that researches everything. So when I went to research, I found an article that kind of linked all of this together. And so it's actually pretty good. So Brittany's going to put in the chat all of our links where we found this stuff. and so all of it will be all the resources we'll have everything provided to you i have it in a google drive as pdfs and then i also have like a google doc that's got links to the websites themselves so that way we kind of covered both angles like if they take it down we have the pdf version so yeah so but i mean i don't know this information's out there so it wasn't really that hard to find it you just had to go and look for it so um anyway so we'll get started uh what is the right to life anyway the declaration of independent states We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

We have a natural right to life because God gave us that innate law. That's our unalienable right. What do the scriptures say about life? In Genesis 2, 7, and the Lord God formed man of the dust. of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man became a living soul first corinthians 15 44 and 45 it is sown a natural body it is raised a spiritual body there is a natural body and there is a spiritual body and so it is written the first man adam was made a living soul the last adam was made a quickening spirit matthew 10 28 and fear not them which kill the body but are not able to kill the soul but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. Doctrine and Covenants 88.15 And the spirit and the body are the soul of man. So life is the essence of our soul according to the scriptures. That is the joining of the body and spirit. Our bodies are temples.

Know ye not that ye are the temple of God? It says that in Corinthians and in Doctrine and Covenants. If your body be unholy, the Lord cannot dwell in our body in this manner. That's in Mosiah 2, 36 and 37. What do the scriptures say about medicine for the body? Mention the use of the balm of Gilead in Jeremiah 8, 22 and 46, 11. Which is, that's a picture of what they would have used for the balm of Gilead. Those are the herbs that were actually used. Using figs as a poultice, Isaiah 38, 21. Plants and roots of the earth which God prepared to remove the cause of disease. Subject men due to nature of climate. This is Alma 4640. And then in Doctrine and Covenants 89, the word of wisdom, of course. All herbs are good for the body. Refrain from drinking wine and strong drink. Tobacco only good for an herb for bruising and sick cattle. All grain and fruit is good to eat. Wheat is for a man. Meat to be eaten sparingly. I always like to remember verse number two, though.

Why isn't there more information in the scriptures? I guess maybe more like detailed information. Like, you know, like if you get the flu, it doesn't exactly tell you what to do. Or if you get any kind of illness, it doesn't tell you exactly, hey, take this or take that. So there's no real detailed information. But it does definitely give you information. But Google says that the Israelites were more primitive in their... to health using alternative methods like herbs and poultices as opposed to methods that have been developed more modernly but who is behind the evolution of medicine go away i can't see oh it went away okay so our health is determined by how well we take care of our temples that god has given unto us to live in this life how does the conspiracy play a role in this and do they and how does that affect the choices you make with your health And saying all this, like, we also, like, when we were putting this together with the scriptures, obviously there was other scriptures we could have chose, but we really wanted to make sure that we understood that the body is important and that the Lord has obviously put it in the scriptures, obviously wants us to take care of it. If we can't take care of it, it's also hard to do work, especially his work.

So we need to have healthy bodies. And so it's obvious also that by the end of this thing, you can understand why the conspiracy is part of. controlling our health. So what is the definition of modern medicine? The University of Chicago Department of Medicine says modern medicine refers to the contemporary practices and knowledge of healthcare professionals and medical researchers that have been developed through rigorous scientific research and technological advances. You know, trust the science. Healthline says people might refer to conventional or traditional medicine as allopathic medicine or allopathic medicine. Healthcare professionals use a range of treatments to treat infection, illness, and disease. Other names for allopathic medicine are modern medicine, mainstream medicine, western medicine, orthodox medicine, biomedicine, and allopathy. So how did we get modern medicine? in the mid to late 1800s there were several medical schools that were popping up all over the country but there were some individuals that believed they were not producing effective physicians or treating patients effectively like abraham flexner there was the flexner report of 1910 so who wrote it abraham flexner he was an american educator he was a german jewish immigrant Fletchner was born in 1866 in Louisville, Kentucky, the sixth of nine children.

Seems like a lot of sixes. Attended John Hopkins University and got a bachelor's in classics in 1886. That seems to be a very popular thing to get in a B.A. in his classics. Yeah, in that time, the early university time, they got bachelor's in the classics. Started an experimental college for, well, a college preparatory school. So what is it? Rockefeller wanted to standardize callopathic medicine and eliminate competition from other sectors. Together with Andrew Carnegie, a steel tycoon, he founded the Council on Medical Education, CME, as a branch of the American Medical Association. It always seems like those two guys were always eliminating competition. ram flexner to assess all medical schools in the united states in canada in hopes of standardizing the field this became known as the flexner report some impactful outcomes led to shutting down the majority of complementary and alternative medicine orientated colleges and programs examples are medical schools homeopathic colleges and some psychiatric institutes before and after world war one references of standards was based off the johns hop Skins Medical School, where the medical school curriculum consisted of two years of basic science followed by two years of clinical science.

Flexner advocated for a reform towards this type of education. I think we still see two years of education and two years bachelor's, two years PhD. So it ultimately led to the licensing and application acceptance standards. I guess that's communism and tuition standards for acceptance. Why was this report important? led to the creation of western modern medicine that we have today and the standardization of medical schools modeled after Johns Hopkins University which is tied to skull and bones tied to Rockefeller and Carnegie they hired and funded this report or his report sorry which ties to the who and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation ties to global conspiracy It was established in May of 1913. The Rockefeller Foundation, sorry. Established in May of 1913 to promote the well-being of mankind throughout the world. Part of the New American Movement of Scientific Philanthropy launched by Andrew Carnegie in his 1889 essay, The Gospel of Wealth.

This approach called for the wealth to channel their riches to the good of society by replacing individual charity with support for systematic social improvement, which was conducive to order, productivity, and secular advancement. Started as donations to hospitals, church, university, and now donating to public education, medical, and scientific spheres. all right rockefeller's business scientific and philanthropic advisors frederick t gates which is to the left and charles lauderdale styles which is brooke is there and woodcliffe rose which is pictured in the next one next slide perceived anemone provoking hookworm disease to be a key factor that explained the back wooden woodsness of usa's southern states and impediment to industrialization so basically when i was researching that backwoodsness they basically felt like the people in the south had terrible hygiene that was their whole guise behind everything is that they thought everything was super backwoods is that oh they don't know how to do anything they don't they don't look to science they don't do anything correct so that was their whole entire initial like progress towards that They started a sanitation commission for the eradication of hookworm disease from 1910 to 1914.

This was the first use of propaganda for health, which is pictured to the left, with advertisements in newspapers and magazines and radio and pamphlets handed out. Created the International Health Board, IHB, that became the International Health Division, IHD, in 1927. Divisions all over the world, New York, Paris, New Delhi, colombia mexico they funded the schools of public health in north america north america europe asia and south america including a johns hopkins harvard toronto san paulo universities and the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine sponsored 2500 public health professionals which pursue graduate study a lot of money yeah that's another picture of propaganda the rockefeller ihd was dismantled in 1951 But that's after billions of dollars were spent on hookworm, yellow fever, and malaria campaigns, as well as tuberculosis, yaws, influenza, rabies, schistosomiasis, malnutrition, and other... in some 93 countries and colonies.

The Rockefeller Foundation disease campaign tended to be run with a business-like efficiency. So Naveen Rao, Senior Vice President of Health at the Rockefeller Foundation, stated that the COVID -19 pandemic made it clear that well-coordinated global health collaboration is essential to success. The teamwork remains crucial as the world faces the climate-fueled health threats of the future. which i think most of the time they kind of create on their own in the past the rockefeller foundation championed public responsibility for public health and was open to a wide-ranging discussion more importantly the rockefeller foundation has reinvigorated its global health role it says it supports universal health care coverage but only through harnessing resources to the private sector to finance and deliver health services.

Today, this is through promoting impact investing, which would be to ask venture capitalists to address social and or environmental problems while using or also turning a profit. This was actually, I noticed, too, I don't know, maybe 10 years ago, maybe when Bill O'Reilly had his show on TV on Fox News. He used to push for a universal health care through private sector. Yeah, through private business and private sector. He wanted to model that for Switzerland. I just thought that was interesting. From its earliest years, the Rockefeller Foundation took particular interest in China, a legacy of the Rockefeller family's special interest. I mean, they did help bring communism there, so of course. So this is globalism in the Rockefeller Foundation. They formed the China Medical Board, CMB, created in 1914, one of the first operating divisions of the Rockefeller Foundation. provided with a 12 million dollar endowment that's to note the 12 million dollars for later and separately incorporated as cmb incorporated when the foundation was reorganized in 1928. the board's aim was to modernize medical education and improve the practice of medicine in china global foundation global agenda and global health um the students that went there they didn't really appreciate that it wasn't in chinese and they didn't like they didn't have um chinese teachers so that was a big deal and then the cmb or cmb basically just merged into the ccp as the ccp grew so that's basically what their healthcare system is um or was set up as uh the rocket fire foundation and the league of nations health organization how did they gauge their level of success by seeing the role in generating political and popular support from public health worldwide and advocating for sustaining institutionalization of international health that's a tough word for me sorry from this success they created the league of nations health organization it was founded after world war one modeled after rockefeller foundation international health board or the ihb it shared many values experts know-how in disease control institutional building and educational and research work i like the picture at the bottom pretty funny that was really cool usc has got to slip in there to be the you know the bridge yeah yeah between that so to keep it the global gap yeah so um oh yeah and i forgot where i skip it oh and it was ultimately funded by the rockefeller foundation the league of nations health organization was originally funded by rockefeller all right so um so the world health organization and the rockefeller foundation foundation Dismantling of the IHD coincided with the rise of the WHO that was established in 1948. Remember it was dismantled in 1951.

So there's like that three-year time gap where there was like an overlap of the two. Post-war director of WHO's America office and long-serving second WHO director general had been leading IHD in Brazil. So basically the first two heads of the WHO in America were both out of Brazil IHD. From their website, United Nations Agency that connects nations, partners, and people to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the vulnerable. So everyone, everywhere, can attain the highest level of health. rockefeller's biggest support was in pulling together stakeholders for meetings including behind the scenes dialogues and an elevating public health discussion in a variety of forms a lot of these things that britney bullet points are actually their words which i find it very common in this one when they said behind the scenes dialogue which that's just telling you there's a conspiracy I don't think many of WHO's public health issues would have been raised to an international global level without the Rockefeller Foundation, especially at the start, said Rudiger Kresch. He's the public health expert for the WHO's director of health promotion. Now, he also states that it was extremely important to have the foundation there to bring issues to the global discussion.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation. emulates emulated the rockefeller foundation's technical orientated approach to health philanthropists have become the whose second biggest donor making the health agency heavily dependent on their support to keep functioning the bill and malinda gates foundation alone is responsible for the 88 percent of the total amount donated to philanthropic foundations to the who other contributors include the bloomberg family foundation the welcome trust and the rockefeller foundation while the shape of the whose total budget has changed over the years the gates foundation has consistently remained among its top contributors currently who has full control over only about a quarter of its budget who therefore cannot set the global health agenda and has had to do the bidding of rich donors they even tell you state there that the rich donors are determining our health or global health. And Lawrence Godstein is an American health attorney, public health attorney. He also graduated from John Hopkins University. Flexner spent two years at Johns Hopkins and earned a bachelor in classics in 1886. Sorry, this is where I say we were jumping back and forth. So we're jumping back to Flexner.

So we're going to talk a little bit more details. With the success of Flexner's experimental school. His college prep. school that he created yes yeah so with the success of flexner's experimental school flexner was able to help assist his older brother simon in attending john hopkins simon became a noted pathologist and bacteriologist and subsequently the director of the rockefeller institute later rockefeller university um this is like nepotism they do this all the time right so um and this is his experimental school we were talking about earlier where he helped um discover what he wanted to do in education so it wasn't just for his brother also but his brother also got a leg up in in life obviously right so um so we have john hopkins university and the rockefeller foundation flexner was hired by rockefeller to write the flexor report in 1910. this report led to the funding of john hopkins university and hospital for the advancement of modern medicine practices uh directing the medical education program was Flexner, who became secretary of the GEV in 1913. The GEV is also another association of the Rockefeller Foundation.

That's a general educational board. Used to be in there. Okay. Under his advancement, the first grants toward the improvement of medical education went to John Hopkins University in 1913. Through extensive funding beginning in 1916 the Rockefeller Foundation created the School of Hygiene and Public Health at John Hopkins and the school quickly became a model of public health education. From 1916 to 1947, the Rockefeller Foundation contributed $8 million, compared to that $12 million before, in funding to the School of Hygiene and Public Health. I guess we're not as important as the Chinese. Further funding was provided after 1948 for the emerging fields of mental health care and public health nursing. Side note, this kind of has something to do with... nightingale she helped john hopkins nursing school school uh through somebody we're going to talk about later so i don't want to bring that up yet oh actually it's going to be on this next page so according to daniel gilman on yale of 1852 he's a connection with florence nightingale so the founder president of john hop johns hopkins university and the guiding genius whose ideas and spirit infused the new institution with a thirst for knowledge and the new truths acquired via scientific research.

That's what Johns Hopkins says about him, by the way. So that's not our words stating that about him. That's what they say about him. Well, and then some other things about Gilman. So Gilman set up the Russell Trust, helped set up the Russell Trust. Oh, you want me to do it? Okay, fine. I'm skipping. I'll do it later. William Henry Welch of Yale of 1870. the first appointment by Gilman to the medical faculty of the new university in 1884. Welch became the unquestionable leader of the scientific revolution that fostered a new approach to medicine in America. For 50 years, he held the respect and admiration of America's medical profession. There has never been another like him.

William Stuart Hallstein, Yale of 1874. the first professor of surgery in the medical school at john hopkins and regarded as the most important figure in the history of surgery in america harvey williams cushing yale of 1891 holmsteed's first resident at john hopkins and acknowledged as the founder of neurosurgery in america fun little side fact william halstead that guy that's on the right hand side in the last slide uh was a major cokehead um he was known for having tons of cocaine on campus and his students would come to him so that they could stay awake all hours of the night so they could do all their studying and everything else but they regarded him as that and it basically completely changed his personality over time and he wasn't as liked as he used to be a lot of the doctors i think um well some of these guys a couple of these guys actually were coke heads and then they changed into like morphine later on because it was easier to manage i believe and um The reason they did that was because they were dropping it in their eyes. We lost your audio. I can hear you now. Oh, you can hear us now. Oh, that's weird.

Yeah, so both of them were cokeheads, and then they were given anesthesia through the eyes. That's why they would get addicted to coke. And then they changed to morphine later on, I believe. Or opiate, anyways. Okay. And let's see. Okay, so now we're on this. Okay, what did all these founders have in common, you ask? um both gillian and welch belong to skull and bones um they don't the uh a lot the information i got from here the guy thought they knew each other too and they both and knowing school and bones you would say so too they're only 15 years apart um it's it's really weird that beforehand even though that both biographers say that their personal biographers say that but i i just don't see that either so anyway just a side note while harvey cushing was a member of scrolling key and may have turned down a tap from bones um supposedly scrolling key was a better the better secret society part of yeah halstein despite being a football captain a talented player on the baseball team was not tapped by either one but all were yell alumni um so other things before i like do my last sentence um so like gilman i know gilman also ran the university schools um the university of california and which basically um well he helped the university of berkeley with that to get um use the morale act to get free land so this this also breaks into like the university systems and how it controls basically or how it gave basically land grants for most state universities um yeah and he set up a lot of that and then when he went to john hopkins uh he used the morale act it was only supposed to be for agricultural and mechanical schools but for some reason he turned that around and got that to be um used for john hopkins so most of that money that was supposed to be used for connecticut connecticut college was used for john hopkins instead which is in connecticut that's why but so those are just a couple things about gilman and then um yeah and then before i was saying about gilman too is that sorry you lost your audio again did you get it then oh i can hear you yeah i'm not getting any volume uh skipping okay every time you say that that you're not getting you know that there's no volume i hear you're still getting it oh yeah i'm still getting it and not yours okay continue sorry oh no no you're good okay so i'm almost done anyway so yeah so gillen gillen's just connected to skull and bones um yeah yeah i mean yeah because he set up the russell trust you know he came 20 years later but he also is has family members that were there before him also so um there's that and then he was used and he worked a lot um he helped a lot of universities and schools um yeah he did a lot of work so i probably could have done a whole thing just on gilman just on him yeah and i probably could do a whole other one on education not that i'm volunteering i'm just i'm just saying that there's a lot actually that's a lot of information yeah there's a lot of information they've been controlling us for a long time so and this is who we have entrusted with our health care um so just some things real quick so some takeaway points from today um before we start so we open it up and we want to start talking and stuff um it said don't believe everything you um this presentation is a warning to be cautious know the facts read labels look into side effects you are the determinant of your health and you should be the one to decide so and then um we didn't get a chance can you back it up please one screen yeah stay there just a minute yeah no big deal you're going really fast Too fast.

I'm sorry. That last one was fast. You're right. You're right. It was. It was way too fast. Brainy always doesn't do that. Yeah. It's okay. She talks way too fast. talking about. Okay, so down in the chat right now, I'm going to put in the resources that it lets me in. Okay, so that first drive is a folder of all the PDFs that we found. Okay, go ahead. Okay. And then we just said that Ben had an episode on here. I actually only listened to about 10 minutes of it. I haven't had a chance to actually listen to the whole thing. I was, like, totally intrigued by it. I just never got a chance. I'm kind of bummed out. But there is that. So there's some extra stuff there. Are you putting a link in for that or not? Yeah, I was going to put the link in for that. Okay. Okay. Brittany said she's going to put in a link for that. So, yeah. And then that's basically all we had for today. So I was just going to open. put it up and have just the conversation like normally ben does so and just talk about it yeah i didn't see i didn't see any of the comments or anything else britney was answering all that stuff i think i don't know there wasn't and i've got some ones directly to me as well so i will i'll do that okay thank you so much both of you jared and britney i really appreciate the obvious time and effort you put into that and it was just it was it was fantastic i can tell you guys we're also wanting to make sure you got through it all before we finish so i want to before we um There was one thing that I wanted to... Somebody had a comment. Several people did. Ben. Yeah. Ben, this is Reed Miller. Hey, Reed.

He never pointed out that Rockefeller was a pure communist. Oh, yeah. Yes, yes. I think he was hoping that was... Implied. Yeah. So, yes, thank you. So good to see you here tonight. So, Micah... had a comment about the geb real quick go ahead micah uh yeah some of the i think is a really important piece to help tie a lot of the things you're talking about with the uh with the characters of note um so the general education board was was under the control of rogerfeller and carnegie had another I had another one as well that ran kind of parallel to it. And the goal of the General Education Board was to completely take over all education at every level and then to hand it over to the state. And so the way that they did this was they just dumped huge amounts of money. And what they did was they used the Flexner Report. which, you know, was commissioned for this purpose. And the purpose of the Flexner Report was actually to go around, I mean, its focus was on medical, but at the same time, they were taking over the normal schools or the common schools, which was colleges specifically for teachers. And so they were, anyway, sorry, I'm jumping around too much. So the Flexner Report, the key of the report was, which I think it took him like two years to do, was he surveyed every medical facility and teaching facility and school in like the whole nation. And the goal was to find out what kind of medicine they were practicing. And what they did was it was only the allopathic medicine that got approval. And what they did on the medical side was they said, oh, hey, we like you guys.

Wouldn't it be great if we gave you this big grant for X, Y, or Z or whatever? And then they go, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. And then what they would do as well is say, well, you know, we're going to get you all this money that we also need to have, you know, a person or two on your board. And so basically what they did is they just channeled so much money that all the other medical practices just became shadows. And not only were these institutions favored by the industry and suddenly looking big and very successful, which is a great propaganda tool, and then that allowed them to put their, quote, medicine, end quote, into the public in a much more radical pace. It also made other institutions say, well, we want that money too. And we want to go. And so they started conforming to the things that the, The Flexner Report was reporting as this is what we want for that. The same thing happened over on the General Education Board with educational schools. You know, it wasn't until about, I don't know, I think it was like the mid-20s, the 30s really, where government churches really became a thing before that.

Education was very private. And there was actually another competing organization that was around before the General Education Board. I haven't looked into it too much, but an actual private institution. I don't know if it was really a conspirator. I think it was called the National Teaching Association. In one of their board minutes, I found the heads of the institution, they were having problems with the general education board. They brought it up, and they're like, hey, these guys, they're just coming in. They're just running us over. Because they were doing the same thing with all the regular schools. So they had taken over all the teaching schools, established new teaching schools, basically got rid of all the other ones. They made a new model, which was a new teaching model, which was designed to basically make the students subservient and compliant. Basically to make people compliant to society rather than promote themselves into society, which is what education is supposed to do. It's supposed to make you dangerous. It's not supposed to make you compliant. as a real education does the the philosophy was opposite the study of social studies that um it's from some german nonsense um there's a whole that whole study that all came from this they're like social studies wasn't a thing and so but that's really what and then and then eventually the general education board it dissolved in like the 30s or something i think oh it's been a while i've got lots of paperwork on it i mean i could bring some stuff up But that's what was going on.

They were using the General Education Board, the Flexner Report, they were using this information, these institutions, to pump money where they wanted to grow it and to take over the institutions. And then once they had basically done that, they handed over the state. They're like, oh, the state needs to take care of this now. And then they just stopped doing anything. And so that's what all these guys, that was the baseline of how they... functioned to take over to instill their satanic values into society and make sure that there wasn't competition. Even the term, like, quackery came from this. You know, like, they invented that term. Like, you know, if you weren't doing allopathic medicine, which is the modern crap, you were a quack. You know, it's quite the opposite, in my opinion. Yeah. Alan in the comments said the evil thing. Oh, go ahead. Yeah. No, sorry, Ben. I was just going to comment real quick. I was just going to say that when we looked into that, I could have done a whole education side of it, too. A spin-off on it. I didn't realize that when I first... dipped into this. I didn't know that. Brittany would help do that. Sounds like you are volunteering for several other presentations. That's a really key part of the story that you told. Yeah.

Ben, should I say what I typed in? Go ahead, Alan, yes. I was just going to read that, but go ahead. It seems like there's a lot of evil things taking part in the early 1900s. And I've always blamed him on Wilson, figured he was a rotten person. But before him, Taft, the guy that started Skull and Bones, was that the beginning of this evil influence really taking hold with Carnegie and Rockefeller? Or was it invited in by Ted Roosevelt? Where did the evil... Where did the evil start from? Beginning of time, I mean, really. It's like Satan. It's kind of hard to say, like, Kane. I mean, like, yeah. When I was looking at it, like, when I was a Ben might know more than this, because he's definitely obviously... done way more research than i have but like when i'm just even just looking at it it just seems like it just goes on forever like you could just keep finding them like find the connections like find connections because even when i found these guys and i'm talking to gilman then they were connected and then it's connected to somebody else that existed in the late 1700s it's like it and then they like to talk about themselves like some people you can just find they love to talk about themselves so yeah so it's weird though and for me like a lot of times like i know this sounds weird, but I do a lot of Wikipedia a little bit, and then I get in there, and then I'm like, oh, I don't, they talk, they tell you what they are on Wikipedia.

Like, even the prophet, it says that he's member of, no, not School and Bones, it says he's Alan Key on Wikipedia. It says that on there, and then there's a link for it. So, that's why I'm like, it's amazing to me, like, the things I find just on Wikipedia. So, and I always do more research than that, but that's always where I kind of start. Well, that's what I noticed, too, is that there's a lot of... there's a lot of crossing over where you see these guys that are you know they're in skull and bones they're in bohemian grove they're in you know just uh you just name the cfr and there's just all this crossover the thing that you brought up uh today was you know how they were you had that rich guy that um helped out in the beginning set up the russell trust i had i don't remember hearing that before so that was really good to to have that information as well Mark, yeah, you got your hand. Yeah, I got that article off the NIH. That article was on the list. Yeah, that article was on NIH. I thought it was unreal that it was on the NIH. I just thought it was weird. NIH is surprisingly has a lot of, you know, they expose themselves on NIH a lot. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Go ahead, Mark. Mark, go ahead. Okay. Excellent report. Very comprehensive.

A lot of valuable information. I'd like to add a few points here. The main tool of the conspiracy was government. And if they didn't have access to a force through government, there'd be a lot less control of the conspiracy over harming our health and so forth. So I want to make a point or two on that. First of all, I want to list what I wrote down as the uh conspiracy effects on uh health care in medicine and and uh what first of all they just lied to us everywhere around commit 19. uh so that's one way to control it but with health with health health care i'll get to that a second further they give us bad medicine and they give us lies about medicine they create famines and droughts and all sorts of things that kill people. So that's one way to affect our health. But controlling medicine, one of the most important ways is licenses. And license is something we should have in America, not from government. You can have all sorts of private organizations, associations.

There are some out there, several out there in different industries where the industry has recommendations and controls. like underwriters corporation and so on so forth so uh this in the american principle of liberty capitalism buyer needs to be aware and they and they can go to private organizations to find out quality and so forth now this idea of licensing started about um as late as seven thousand or seven hundred years ago 14 to seven excuse me 14th century or excuse me 15th century to the 18th century it really got going in england and it started in trade it started in uh tariffs and that sort of thing and it moved into controlling the economy mechanism of mercantilism uh gave government government claim to the crown claim i can control everything i can decide who has a business who doesn't who can put up their shingles so forth now so flex for the report that was one of the things that were in there was licensing uh one thing about the ama ama decides how many uh medical schools there are and if you don't get approval of the ama you don't have a medical school so that's highly controlled and the ama is supported every medical socialist ideas come right down the the pike uh and uh couple last things you know john hoppins who was it was giving us all the data on uh the problem of covet 19. it was john hoppins remember day after day in the media and uh so it all fits and also infection leads so you have to create the crisis to come up with it to come up with the solutions exactly yep yeah and then last couple one point or two here this point about government there is no authority in the constitution for the federal government to spend one money a penny or have one regulation on health care at all we've got to say that the department of health and human services that's what we should be constantly saying they have no authority so they're outlaws and we need to be calling outlaws as per state There's not much moral reason at all for them to be involved in health care as well.

This should be left up to the individuals, as you were pointing out there. uh who you mentioned to i'm glad you mentioned as part of the u.n there's a big effort to talk about as though it's separate from the united nations but as part of the u.n last point uh about the uh the right uh the original question what is the right to life and one thing of course you mentioned is the importance is the uh ten commandments thou shall not kill and and it's certainly indicating you have a right to life the other is the natural right so there's two right right it's god or god gave us a right to life but also our nature that's what you know the family fathers are referring nature means our god's nature gave us we have to sustain our lives through uh shelter food water so forth and therefore we have to have a right uh to those sorts of things so that that's where we get into what's uh referred to as the natural right our natural rights based on our nature that was given just by god i'll leave it at that Thank you, Mark. I appreciate all that. We were just trying to make all the connections.

I felt like every time we turned around, Jared was like, hey, did you see on this article yet? Did you see this one yet? We didn't really go into the Morrell Act. Morrell is the same guy that is... The one for education is signed a day after the one for polygamy. One's signed July 2nd, one's signed July 1st. He's talking about the two acts that were given at the same exact time, basically. edwards tucker act is brought in through morel was first was the morel morel anti-bigamy act so that's that's why i was like i i just couldn't that's when it was granting land when i was university yeah well it was a different act for the universities but it's the same guy that was pushing in i just thought that was crazy and then ben that's why when i sent you that uh anti-mormon book I don't know, a couple weeks ago, I guess, from J.B. Turner, because Turner's responsible for the Morrell Act for Education.

And him and Morrell were anti-Joseph Smith, definitely anti-Joseph Smith, if not, they say Mormonism, but they were definitely anti-Joseph Smith. So, yeah, I think, and then... Maybe how connected those things are, that these, you know... Yeah, and then Morrell met Lincoln, and I just saw these connections with Morrell meeting Lincoln, and then... And then you wonder why Lincoln never helped Joseph Smith because he's got a good friend of him talking in his ear. Like, you can totally see, like, the conspiracy working against Joseph Smith. Like, you can see that for sure. Just even going through this. That's why I was amazed. And I haven't had a chance to read that book because we were working on this a little bit. And so I was like, I got to read that, too. So, yeah, I got some work to do.

There's a great deal of circumstantial evidence, at least, that Lincoln was working for the conspiracy. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And one point about the health care, economists argue there's no, of the big industries in America, there is no industry more control regulated by government. So the problem would be just a minute amount of problem compared to what we have if government wasn't allowed to be an instrument of all of this sub-corruption that you described or evil. Yeah, it's kind of funny.

I talked to my mom about a lot of this stuff, and she's 83. she's lived her whole life just believing in the conspiracy whatever they tell her so she's found out this stuff but like it was the june or july of this of last year so it's almost been a year um she broke her hip and she had to go to the hospital for like three four days and just sitting in a hospital room and i wasn't there we weren't there the whole time because she lives with us so um she moved in with us about a couple years ago full-time but she lives with us so we were at the hospital here and there and every day yeah and just recently she told me she was like i really didn't like fully believe everything you were saying but until i had to spend until i had to spend time in the hospital then i realized that i was a slave like this i'm being i was a slave this is communism that's like i don't even have any rights like they don't even come and clean me up in a bedpan i can't even get out of bed like She was like, dude, once I'm sitting here and they don't even care and they're making money off of me, but they still don't care that I'm sitting in poop.

They didn't care. They literally didn't care about her. It was horrible. Yeah, it wasn't a good experience for her, but it's also at the same time, it's a learning experience for everybody. That gives us a great look. Capitalism, because capitalism gives competition. So with all that competition, she can go right down the street to someone. Yeah. And all the hospitals are working the same now. Yeah, and they're all the same. They all have the same standardization. I mean, I was going to – I told Jared, I was like, well, I wonder if we should, like, go into, like, tie it into Sam's propaganda stuff, you know, because there's all this – pharmaceutical propaganda that's out there that's pushed by the conspiracy like entirely like that's why i included in the slides like there were propaganda from the 1910s because i wanted everyone to know like they've been doing this from the beginning of them trying to take over the health care system they've been pushing propaganda they've been putting out these ads they've been trying to get you to do what everything they say i mean one of the ads was showing you like oh take your kid like Be sanitary. And then the other one was like, look at this great drug that we've already got for you. It's an emulsifier. And they were already doing it then.

Like, the minute they could make production of it, they were doing it. And they've been trying to influence us from the get-go. And it was always Rockefeller behind that whole thing. So it was just gross. Yeah. Okay. Well, thank you. We are out of time. Thank you so much. We'll do some more in the open forum if anybody has anything else they'd like to share. Or we can just get into other topics. But thank you again. And let's go ahead and have a closing prayer. And Pam Allen, are you available to say the closing prayer for us?

Our Father in heaven, how grateful we are for good people that are looking into things in the conspiracy and bringing them to our attention. We know that we are up against a great deceiver and he's had a lot of success. And we pray that we will be able to understand the ways that we can combat this evil, and that we will be able to help other people see it as well, that our movement can go forward, become stronger, and that more people will be aware of the problems that we are facing. We're so grateful for the blessings that we still enjoy, and pray that if there's any possibility that we will be able to turn things around in it. We'll become closer to the Founder's vision and thy vision for thy people and for the liberty of all thy children. We're thankful for these things and we say it in the name of thy Son, Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen.