Why the Biomedical Tyranny Is More of a Military Campaign Than Public Health | Guest: Katherine Watt | 3/22/23 episode artwork

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Why the Biomedical Tyranny Is More of a Military Campaign Than Public Health | Guest: Katherine Watt | 3/22/23

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

We lived through the worst tyranny and biomedical experimentation ever, and those who perpetrated it are planning more. How is it that there is no movement in Congress to repeal these “public health” authorities? We’re joined by legal researcher Katherine Watt, who has been researching all of the public health authorities being used and abused to implement what she refers to as a “military campaign.” She proves how this is more of a DOD operation than public health and how all these emergency powers have been used to consolidate power behind total government control of our bodies. She also talks about the role of the Federal Reserve in propping up the biomedical security state. We have serious life-and-death issues, but unfortunately, the next year will be all about soap operas and appealing to one man’s ego. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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