E12: Robert Yoho MD (Part 2)

A Doctor's Painful Awakening to the Real Story Behind Covid

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Christian Elliot

Hello, everyone. Welcome to episode number 12 of Deconstructing Conventional. This is part two with Dr. Robert Yoho. Robert, thanks for joining me again. Yeah. So today we wanted to discuss you've got a book called Cassandra's Memo. And I guess I wanted just to get some of the story behind that. So ⁓ tell us a little bit for people who don't understand the Cassandra reference. What is what does it mean that Cassandra is writing a memo here?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Thanks, Chris.

 

Because the legend of Cassandra is that she was a Trojan princess who? Zeus wanted to establish a relationship with and he gave her the ability to see the future but then she sort of changed her mind on the guy and He got really pissed so he made her Not not be believed by anyone. She told her story with so the whole the Cassandra thing is now entered the

 

vernacular as someone who can first foretell the future but will never be believed and that seems to be the case with a lot of us.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, it certainly does. you are someone if you listen to last episode, you heard Robert talk about his book, Butchered by Healthcare, which was just kind of a ⁓ book about his awakening to the medical industry, the medical corruption, the number of things we are sold that we don't need, and the way it's actually harming us. And so it's not long into you've already got a mind that's looking with skepticism at an industry. And, and you, you basically took that skepticism outside the silo of

 

medicine and said, jeesh, what else do I not know? And there's a freedom there to kind of question everything. so your Cassandra's memo is basically, it's like 463 pages, which is ridiculous. I don't know how you write that much. It's such a tome on really what we have lived through. So take us back to kind of the beginning of when you started thinking about writing this book. What was when did the COVID narrative start or stop making sense? And you started questioning things. And how did it

 

eventually turn into a book.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Okay. So I got kicked in the head really hard by Peter Bregan during a podcast and I had networked and gotten in to see him and his wife, Ginger. And I was trying to promote my first two books, the Butchered by Healthcare and Hormone Secrets. And Peter just wouldn't, he wouldn't talk about that stuff. He just thought it was ridiculous. He was in the middle of trying to write his expose of COVID.

 

called COVID-19 and the global predators, which is, which, which was, don't know how he understood all that stuff or got it figured out, but it was from, you know, sources that were available on the internet. And so I was in this interview and he kept being uncooperative. And at first I thought, well, this guy is demented. He's in his eighties or maybe he's not such a nice guy. But I realized ⁓ over the next month or two that what I had been studying,

 

while it was good background for what was going on, it wasn't the real story. So I started writing about current events and what was going on. And I picked up subscriptions from Substack, is a free, is a uncensored platform of bloggers. And I started writing on Substack and I eventually, you know, I became a full-time

 

academic about current events as well as medical corruption and medical affairs. So this thing is basically what I wrote about over about a one-year period and all the the articles and the things that apply to what's going on. So it is big, but you don't have to read the whole thing to benefit from it. And I do have it available as an ebook free.

 

on every email that I send out from robertyoho.substack.com. So you can look at my work there and you can also get my books. If you can email them to your Kindle account, you'll be able to read them just like you would any other ebook.

 

Christian Elliot

Right on. Okay, so ⁓ give us kind of the basic thesis of the book of Cassandra's memo.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

So this is, if you know a little bit about it, it'll sound plausible. If you don't, it'll be like I'm speaking Greek, but we've, we've got, you know, what's going on now. Everyone knows there's something horribly wrong and this is an attempt to explain exactly what's going on. ⁓ through the lens of

 

psychopaths and what's going on is basically we have, we have, ⁓ psychopaths running the show who are transnational criminals who live to cheat the fraud and blackmail. There are some of them are killers and a psychopath doesn't make any contribution to anyone around them and they don't exchange value for value. They have stolen their wealth through a process of what's called seniorage.

 

which is a, which is inflating the currency and, taking as much of it for themselves. It's a little bit of a complex story. And Christian turned me on to the creature from Jekyll Island, which is a book about ⁓ how it all works and how these ⁓ international banks, which are all privately owned and have never been audited, ⁓ have, have accomplished this ⁓ theft. So I started reading about,

 

psychopaths and I understood what they were and they'd been described by psychologists who managed to get ahold of a few of them and put them in a, you know, in a jar and have a look at them. In other words, they're criminal psychopaths, but the people we're talking about, they're higher functional. And so they're hard to catch and harder still to put where they really belong. And that is to in a killing jar.

 

where they can be gassed and ⁓ knocked off. basically their rationale for all their actions now is, quote, population control, which turns out to be killing and destruction for its own sake, which is what psychopaths hunger for. So that explains it in a nutshell. And if you can't conceive of such evil, you're in common with a lot of other people. It seems irrational.

 

And a lot of people just dismiss this as crazy or psychotic behavior, but that's inaccurate. Psychopaths are wired differently. They have no operating system of human love, ethics, and sympathetic feelings. So I can go on and describe how our world gone mad all makes sense and the schemes that are being used to destroy us right now, if you'd like.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, well, I think what I appreciate about your work is that you've done your best to say there is so much coming at us that just does not make sense. So where can I find a perspective from which it does make sense? And if you're willing to entertain that question, you have to keep asking more questions. But your curious, skeptical mind just went to town figuring out all the different ways there. How would a psychopath try to pull off an agenda of this cultish idea that they need to

 

control the world and there's too many of us and so it's their responsibility to get rid of us. And once you start being willing to entertain that and then you look at their perspective, and correct me if I'm missing it, but the way they'd explain it is every new technology, everything that happens in the world, they look at it through the lens of how will this let me control people? And they use money to centralize and organize and they just vacuum up parasitically more and more power without creating a thing.

 

And is that a fair assessment of kind of the overarching or what we're up against these days?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, as we both know, Christian, you've mentored me in many ways. And so my thinking has been influenced by yours. But I think that's a good ⁓ overall summary. when we develop this, if the people listening can stand to stay on board, they'll understand how it all fits together.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, yeah. Okay. Well, so you have several different sections in your book. And so I just figured I'd go through a few of them so you can really start to help people understand, ⁓ there is a perspective from which what we're living through makes sense. And I would describe it largely as intentional distraction and a way to continue to corral us into a particular ⁓ agenda. But one of the first ones you had was hospitals have become contract killers. So

 

Tell us a little bit about kind of that section of the book and how hospitals have just become more or less hired muscle, an industry that's been centralized and controlled top down and is part of this bigger agenda.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, this is hard to believe, but ⁓ the example that I developed, and this is all derivative, this is not original thinking, this is largely from Scott Shera's work, whose daughter was murdered in a hospital. But ⁓ basically, ⁓ the agenda is to promote this COVID idea that there was a horrible pandemic that needed to be

 

that we needed to take all these measures to fight and.

 

the hospitals were tasked with making it seem worse than it was. And so we basically had the COVID story and then the therapies for COVID, which was a relatively mild respiratory disease were withheld, right? We have very good therapies, including ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine and vitamin D and zinc that would have prevented the vast majority, maybe 80 % plus of the fatalities. And then

 

The seriousness of it was ramped up because when people would go into the hospital, the things that worked were withheld and things that were fatal to the patients were implemented. Now this is hard to believe. I mean, if you're like me, you're, you know, you're taught medical ethics, you believe in your peers and you can't believe anyone would do this, but the, there was a drug approved called remdesivir, which has well over 50 %

 

kill rate. And that since that was approved, the there were financial incentives set up to use it. And there were financial incentives set up to do something else, which is has a kill rate, very high kill rate, which is put a tube in the throat of these patients to help them breathe in theory. So between those two things, we turned something that could have been treated and the patient discharged into something that became a statistic that they could be banned, that could be bandied about as how horrible

 

COVID was, and, remdesivir, there's just no excuse for it. It's a failed Ebola drug. Ebola is that African disease that killed anybody within a, you know, 30 foot radius within 24 hours. It was such a killer that it couldn't spread very effectively. So that was Ebola in a nutshell, but this thing was a drug that was on, it was put in a study for Ebola that was judged so

 

hazardous that it was the study was stopped. But for some reason, these jackals were allowed to call this the indicated drug for covid. And so they commenced to killing a lot of people. And the stories are legion. And I interviewed two of the survivors of family members who were killed in hospitals. they're one of the survivors. Scott Sharra is suing the hospital and trying to bring it all out into the

 

into the light a little better. ⁓ Actually, both of them are suing him. Scott's done a good job. He's ⁓ done a good job of promoting and publicizing what was going on. And his little daughter was killed. And the other guy, Robert Garmong's wife, was killed by the use of medications.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, and that's, it's hard to swallow that that became standard care when there were so many doctors that had other ways of doing it. And it's like, none of them were allowed to speak there isn't a perspective where that's just a one off that it because it was so ubiquitous through the medical system, it forces us to entertain a different question, who would make that happen and why. But

 

That's one of the angles. another one you had in your book was the idea that a section on, and we even talked about this on the last episode, every vaccine kills more people than it saves. And if I remember correctly, up until COVID, you hadn't even questioned vaccines yourself. Is that right? No.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

didn't know anything about it. In fact, I took a flu vaccine several times in last 10 years before COVID started. that has, that's one of the few remaining vaccines that still has mercury in it. Mercury was removed from these vaccines, all the vaccines except for that one around 2001. then aluminum was substituted, which, and so both of these things have liability protection because of the ⁓ law that Reagan signed into.

 

Law 86, I want to say, but you thought it was earlier.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, 1984, appropriately, I suppose. 1984. so what changed then? What was it that gave you a hang on, I need to look at these injections and, start to question what's going on here.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, I, like a lot of people became an avid Substack reader. Substack is a, ⁓ an uncensored platform. And when you realize that you start reading the uncensored information, you start to realize that everything else you're reading is a lie. I mean, it's amazing. If you watch mainstream media, even if you watch movies for entertainment, they contain points of view, which are

 

irrational and designed to disturb you and designed to confuse your view of the world. But I started reading the Substack columns and picked up, I mean, I've still subscribed to 30 of them or something. And I usually just look at the headlines and click through if I know about it or I know I understand the themes. But in some of them I read from, you know, cover to cover, so to speak. But

 

But that's how I got it came around and my work is derivative. You know, I have a unique style and I've become a better writer since I started this journey. But, you know, none of this stuff's original with me. you know, it's just. You know, I feel compelled to write and bring it forward because I have no other way to contribute. And I feel like here I am 69, almost 70, and I need to

 

I need to do something to help because this is, it just seems like it's so dystopian.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, well, and it is in so many ways. I guess I just want to thank you for doing what you do, because none of us can reach everyone. And you have an ability to reach people with your research credentials and your history in the medical profession that others don't. So thanks for being in the fight with us and doing whatever you can. guess it'd be easy for you to just ride off into the sunset and to not talk about these things and to say, you know what, I've put in my time.

 

I can just retire and live out my days, but you don't. So what is it that compels you to continue to speak up and do what you can to push back against this?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, Christian, I understand you're religious and I understand that's your framework, but I would deny the religious people's idea that unless you're religious, you can't have an ethical framework and you can't have important values. And my values derive from a lot of thinking and a lot of other, ⁓ you know, historical mentors and so on. And I, I don't feel that it would be ethical for me not to, to work full time at this or more than full time.

 

I mean, it's gotta be done and even if we lose, we have to fight.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, we have no shot if we just sit on our hands and do nothing, but we have the opportunity to influence the outcome every time we speak out. ⁓ I guess one thing I want to highlight just for anybody listening who's kind of has that, gosh, do I say something or am I even, is my effort even bearing any fruit? It was one conversation you had with someone you respected who challenged you to get outside your paradigm and.

 

and entertain other questions. And I imagine did it and you said somewhat rudely, but in a rather respectful kind way to say, hey, there's other things going on here and you think you're onto the main story, but you're not. And you had the humility to say, maybe I do. And so for you guys listening, your words matter. If you have an opportunity to speak up and say something, whether you have a microphone like Robert and I do now, or whether you're just in conversation or talking to your kids or whoever.

 

please lean in and help us get the message out or help us frame what's going on so more and more people can understand it. ⁓ anything you want to say about that before I jump to another section of your book?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Anyone can start a sub stack. It's a free platform. They take a small person. They take 10 % of your revenues if anybody ever pays you. And you know, I'm up to $5,500 a year. It's not any kind of huge amount of money. So they get, they get 10 % of that, which is more than enough for them to pay for keeping the platform going, at least from my, my thing. And I've got 10,000 subscribers and I always tell everyone I meet,

 

Who I get involved with that it's easy to start writing and what they what you can do is take all of the people. In your phone, all the emails you have stick those into a CSV file and stick those in substack that sounds hard, but it's easy. And then you can start writing about whatever is on your mind. And if you get to the point where you have some writing skills and you have something to say, you could develop a following and you certainly can.

 

You can have a following right now among your own fans. And it's not against the rules to send emails to people you already know. You have to you have to put a little note at the bottom saying you can unsubscribe if you want. But otherwise, you're going to get one of these a week. And you can even reprint stuff that you've read on Substack. And essentially, nobody is worrying about copyright laws now when the freaking fate of the world is on the line. What is a copyright? You know, nothing.

 

So if you just repost other people's content, and I do that, but in a complex and interpretive way, but you can just copy and paste entire articles if you think that's good for your readers. I've got an article about that, about how to start a substack, and I have another article about how to write things that I've learned.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah,

 

Yeah, whatever way you guys can get the information out there. So ⁓ and to your point, Substack is an uncensored platform. There's there's few of them out there, but there are that the journalism industry is being remade. The non-censoring options we have in the tech world are slowly coming to life. And so there's there is a big movement behind it. But ⁓ in that vein, Robert, tell us a little bit about what you've learned about media and censorship or.

 

Just because what I'm hoping to do this in this episode is piece together enough of a puzzle where you can go, ⁓ I see the border now and the individual pieces actually fit in here. So one of them is just how weaponized medicine became. Another one is how media and the Psyop or the psychological operation of getting us to think a particular way is also part of this bigger movement. So help us take the blinders off a little bit when it comes to media, to censorship or to anything you've lived through.

 

related to that, that helps people understand why that would be part of an agenda, that they need control of the narrative in order for this to go on.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, if you pick up even an e-free ebook copy of Cassandra's memo, you can, review what the psychopath is and what they do is they lie continuously and it's just, it's behavior that you'd never expect out of anyone else, but that's their deal. And, ⁓ the intimidation, lying, cheating, even murder is, their modus. ⁓

 

One of my early mentors, Matt Briggs, who has his own platform, has a book last year and the name of the book was Everything You Believed Is a Lie. I may be misquoting what the title is, but that's what you have to bear in mind now from everything that comes from mainstream media. You really want to stay away from it. You don't want to waste your time trying to interpret it. You don't want to argue about it.

 

You have to spend your limited time on uncensored platform platforms like the sub stack or bit shoot or rumble or what are the other ones, but they're not all the Odyssey. They're not all good, but you can, you know, pretty soon you're going to have an accumulation of things that you have to look at every day and you can get a picture of what's actually going on. So ⁓ when you,

 

pick up a few, you know, there'll be references in my sub stack to people I follow and, ⁓ and you can, you can pick those up if you like them, you like them. They may not be on your level or they may be, they may seem over the top to you. And some, some of these people, I, I can't stand because it was just, they're too much, ⁓ or they're, they're too inflammatory. I, I'm sort of like a Joe Friday. I want just the facts, you know,

 

Christian Elliot

Right. Yeah. Well, so on that point, one of the things that was most instrumental, I think you've also come across it as well. There's a documentary called Monopoly, Who Owns the World? And once you see, because what I had a hard time answering originally was how in the world would they have control over this many things? And once you see the business world and the essentially the ownership stakeholder, the ownership that they have of each industry,

 

It becomes much easier to see how one group of hands can puppeteer largely every industry, in particular media, which is where they put this agenda out. that, ⁓ was that something you came across?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Yeah, you of course, that was in a document document that you put together and I listened to every video in that document.

 

Christian Elliot

Okay, I was the one that told you that. Okay, so yeah, but that assessment, that clicked some things into place for you as well in terms of how did they actually centralize the various industries like that?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

It's a gradual process to try to understand this stuff and when we're still in the middle of it. But yeah, that was very helpful.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah. So once you understand the media, you understand weaponized medicine, you can start to say, okay, so they're lying to me intentionally. They're telling me what narrative they want me to believe. And now I can say, well, why would they want me to believe that? Or what would be the point in that story coming out? And one of the big ones you took on in your Cassandra's memo was climate and climate change. And you had a section on climatology is even more bogus than medicine. And, ⁓ and

 

hindsight is easy to agree with, but unpack that a little bit more for us. Why is the climate narrative another example of a weaponized story we're supposed to believe right now?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, I think it would be useful just to list these stories and list the ones that are obvious psychopathic lies. And it may not be completely obvious because some of this stuff you may have just passed over uncritically. the climate thing, I mean, when you start to look at it, it's ridiculous on the face of it. There is no consensus that there is a global warming.

 

happening. was, you know, the whole thing was supposed to have been global cooling 20 years ago. And, and the it's being used as a, a mind control thing to try to get us to commit atrocities against our own best interests, like destroy the cattle industry and all this other stuff that's going on. But, um, so I'll just list these quickly. COVID is a purpose built bio weapon.

 

designed to damage and kill us. That's obvious to anyone that's been keeping up. And the vaccine was a second attack that was much worse. The transgender behavior we've talked about in the last, that's a yeah, was a complete psyop. Phytophilia grooming is a thing and it's just hard to believe it would happen in America, but it's not, is being done to us and not by us.

 

This money printing thing is the most massive financial crime in history. And somehow they've called it a word called quantitative easing, which is, it's ridiculous. They're basically trying to destroy the money supply. So we think, so the whole system can destabilize and they're inciting war. They've thrown open our borders. They've the, the psych drugs and other drugs are

 

psychopathic. They've destroyed our access to vitamins such as iodine by promoting ⁓ bromide and bread. Have you heard that story yet? Yeah. And they, you know, we mentioned the hospitals and their incentives for killing people. ⁓ The racism and social strife are promoted with externally funded Antifa, Black Lives Matter. And, you know, they're trying to forbid gun carry, but fortunately they haven't been successful.

 

with that one. And the worst of all is what we were just starting to talk about was this claim that carbon is bad for the earth and global warming would kill us all. And these are precisely the opposite of truth. And they become sort of a false religion. so they're they're trying to decrease energy use and therefore worldwide food production with the ultimate goal of starving us to death. ⁓ So it's hard to imagine. But when you develop your

 

knowledge about all this stuff, which they call the great reset. ⁓ You understand it's a plan to destroy our rule of law, social fabric in the United States itself. And we're the biggest threat to these these jackals. They supposedly I've read somewhere, I don't know whether this is true or not, but they supposedly own 50 percent of the net worth of the world right now. And they want it all. They want us to be impoverished.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, what's your current ⁓ picture of what their end state is? What is their version of utopia?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, I don't think this is worth speculating about, although they, one of their things is telling everyone what they're up to all along. And it's either to intimidate us or because they enjoy torturing people. But, ⁓ you know, what they're talking about is, ⁓ killing four fifths of the people and having them having us essentially be in camps, with, control over our,

 

finances with digital currency and our movement with QR codes.

 

Christian Elliot

in 15-minute cities.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Yeah. So whether or not they can do this, I don't know. But, ⁓ you know, we'll see. I don't know how we're going to, basically the currency is going to slide and they are, they're making an effort to make it happen faster rather than slower. I'm almost amazed that it's still around, ⁓ you know, that we can still use the dollar and so on.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, there's a, I'd argue a patient multi-generational coup that essentially they more or less own everything. There's the real economy that is underground that runs the world and there's the Disneyland economy the rest of us live in. And they have been patiently trying to click into place a more or less a digital slavery. they finally have the technology where it's possible and it's more or less can we as Cassandra's. ⁓

 

get the word out and make enough people aware so that when they say jump, we say, no, we're not gonna do that. ⁓ climate and borders and all the other things you've been talking about are just different ways that they are attempting to disrupt society on such a level that this cultish idea of we need to rule everything and there's too many of you locusts and there's a contempt for humanity or human suffering, it's uncomfortable because it's so unrelatable.

 

but that is part of the mindset of who and what we're up against these days. And yeah, the more of us talking about it, the better. So ⁓ is there another aspect of the puzzle here that we didn't mention in that list, Robert, or things that you would want to bring to the table when it just to give people different avenues to understand what they're seeing day to day in the news?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, the medicine stuff seems to have been foisted on us and they seem to have had to destroy the integrity of the physicians who represented kind of an independent thought process up until recently. ⁓ they've sort of turned, turned us into ⁓ automatons with protocols and with the way the finances are set up.

 

Christian Elliot

Well, and even did you see Scott Gottlieb came out last week? He used to work at FDA and Pfizer. I think he's on the board of directors at Pfizer, if I'm not mistaken. And he said the AI takeover of the medical industry is happening faster than they thought it would. The ability for AI to replace doctors in terms of diagnosis and then prescribing what should be done for the individual. Have you seen that yet? No, I haven't. Yeah, that's but to your point, that's what they're they're

 

In some ways you could say they're ruining the medical profession and so poorly or so aggressively ruining trust in our institutions that they'll, they create, they have a solution that doesn't have a problem yet. So they come in and they create one. And in this instance, they're ruining the reputation of medicine. And so they can come in with the objective AI that will do what doctors used to do. And there's less and less need for all of us. So.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Yeah, that could be either a psych out story or you know, see, that's reason why you don't read mainstream media. You see that on a, it could be a psych out story or it could be true. And it's hard for me to believe AI does anything at all.

 

Christian Elliot

Right. Well, it does amazing things if you've used chat GPT, but it's also a while. Right. A paragraph can write a book. can take a test for you. can, it can make, there's even one I saw of a fake news anchor. Like it looks like a real person sitting there talking, giving you the news and you don't know that it was all completely AI generated. So yeah, there's, are so many ways in which there, if you, if you can understand the high level, you get the border of the puzzle. There's people who want to take over the world and we'll do anything.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

a paragraph for you.

 

Christian Elliot

necessary to do that, including stealing from you, taking your children, whatever. It gives you the awareness, okay, we need a wartime strategy, not just a ⁓ retreat and hope this goes away strategy. There's a ⁓ responsibility on our part, I guess you could say, to keep talking about it, keep living our lives, keep doing what we can do, be creators, make things, start a sub stack like Robert's talking about. ⁓

 

So if you guys want to go deeper into this, all this is in Robert's book and in much detail in the various topics that we're talking about. ⁓ I guess one other thing I wanted to, or topic among that, that I wanted to ask you about was you have a section I wish I'd never heard of the prime reset movers or the reset prime movers, the people who are as far as we can tell behind this. And that really gets into the banking industry, more specifically the central banking model. So

 

I know you took some inspiration from one of the articles I wrote about that, but is there anything more that you would say about the who controls the money supply that is, was a really eye-opening thing for you that helped you understand more what we're up against and how they're pulling it off?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well.

 

There are these three banks, right? The Fed, which we supposedly know about, but nobody really understands, which is a privately owned central bank for the United States, which loans money to the United States to finance the debt. And then there's a bank for international settlements, which is sort of the ⁓ spider at the center of the web, which is in Basel, Switzerland. And it's in a building in a shape of a boot. those of us who have read, and you can...

 

search online for the building, ⁓ Bank for BIS building, and you'll be able to see it. But those of us who've read Orwell understand that that's a reference to the, I believe it's the last line in the book where they, he talks about a boot stamping on the face of the humanity forever. And

 

So these people, that's where the central control seems to be coming from, from the BIS. And then there's the World Bank, right? Isn't that the third one?

 

Christian Elliot

World Bank or International Monetary Fund or the two?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

⁓ So these things somehow fit together and they're all private. They all understand that if we owe them money, they can foreclose on the debt or raise the interest rates and impoverish any individual country. So right now they're attempting to use this leverage to create a system through the World Health Organization where that thing, the budget goes from

 

5 billion a year to 30 billion a year. And they're charged with chasing down all kinds of diseases that supposedly will respond to vaccines. And if you listen to our last podcast about the vaccines, these are not just ineffective. They are they create more fatalities and the COVID quote facts, unquote, the COVID bioweapon killed millions and millions of people all around the world as its net result of its and it's still killing people and people are still dropping dead from

 

the weakening of their biological systems that occurred because they consented to take the vaccine.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah. Yeah, I want to correct something I said earlier. You are right. It is the 1986 act. I 84, I was thinking of Orwell. So you're right about 86.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

1884 is the name of Orwell's book.

 

Christian Elliot

Yep. So 86 is when Reagan signed the National Childhood Immunization Act. But anyway, carry on.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

So. So these three entities are the planet's money lenders and they operate in secret. They're only accountable to their private shareholders. The IMF is part of it. Bank for International Settlement, the Fed and the IMF. ⁓ So a few thousand people control these groups and they have half of the wealth of the planet as of now. And they they.

 

The funniest part about them is there's nothing secret as far as I can tell because they document what they're doing. They maintain control by compromising and blackmailing the people around them and they're psychopaths. I've been meditating lately about how irrational their actions are. ⁓ They're not crazy, but they just have a different operating system. They want to kill people. They want to injure people. They want to control. And their irrationality is that they don't seem to understand.

 

that the great advances, which even the advances in the last 20 years have been as a result of free economies and free thinkers and free people who were not constrained by overlords or these scientists don't operate in a communist system very well. they, mean, the stuff I've been reading about, what the causes of neurological diseases are, that would never have developed.

 

wants this, if this system ever goes into place. And these jackals at the top, know, a jackal is something, somebody who wants to eat their lunch and yours too, right? These jackals will learn eventually the hard way that science is going to stop dead if they're successful. And they can, they can tell people to do things, but the advances we've made have been made by free thinkers and free

 

free thought processes and basically capitalist ideas. So I just don't think that even their health is not going to be as good because they won't know what to do with the world that we've made. We now have so many problems with our agriculture and so on that supplements are needed to sustain our lives. And so if that all kind of vanishes,

 

and the ability to obtain these things and so on and find out about them. ⁓ I don't think the jackals are going to do as well either. And it's going to be a real mess. But, you know, I'm 69, I guess I'm not going to make it.

 

Christian Elliot

Oh brother, you're gonna make it.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

We'll see. mean, you know, if I'm permitted to lead a healthy life, I could easily make it 20 more years.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, you will. If I have anything to say about it, we could use you around.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Christian, you're so optimistic and I sometimes come to you for a dose of it. So say something optimistic.

 

Christian Elliot

I mean, if I'm being honest, I really don't think they win. To your point, there's two kinds of people to oversimplify. There's makers and takers. And the globalists are takers. They're parasites. They produce nothing. They're like government. The government doesn't make anything. All it can do is take from people who do make things. And that, by definition, is unsustainable if you're going to keep taking things. there's so many...

 

weaknesses they have, the sheer numbers of us versus them is one of them. they're not people of a moral compass. It's a mafia. It's a mob. And when you think you're on the inside circle, then you find out you're not. you realize that the pie is not big enough for all of us to control everything. And you get booted. The amount of mafia infighting and them turning on each other, it's what happened in the Roman Empire. This thing eventually falls. And they cannot ⁓

 

hold together completely unsustainable things. They've got the best technology they've ever had to do it. But especially in the US or some more Western nations, we've had a taste of freedom. We know what it feels like to not be slaves. China, boy, that's tough because they've mostly only known repression and not freedom. But here we have known it. And I think there's such a loud yet ⁓ non-overwhelming amount of us right now that

 

There's so many more who are in the shadows waiting for when things really get real and will do their best to say, you know what? Screw this. Some of the examples of this would be the or those of you who've heard of it, central bank digital currencies referred to as CBDC is usually are it's a digital, it's software. It's not even money. It's just a way that they can tell you how much money you have and they can turn it on and off at whatever whim they have. Everywhere they've tried to roll it out has been rejected.

 

aggressively. Nigeria tried to roll it out and they got about 2 % of the people to use it and nobody else uses it. There's there's enough awakening among us. And this does not go away without confrontation. We are going to have to stand up. This is only going to get worse because they are not going to quit. But ⁓ we have truth on our side. We have the winning arguments on our side. We have liberty. We have hope. We have virtue. And they have depravity and destruction and disfigurement and everything else that is depraved. And

 

that eventually eats itself and cannot sustain itself. So I think it's gonna be a bumpy ride here for a little while while we sort out all the crap that they have thrown at us and we wake more people up, towel them off, let them go through the post-traumatic stress disorder detox of realizing that they were living in Disneyland, not the real world. But as more of us happens, like you and I wouldn't be talking if COVID had to happen. I wouldn't know much about central banking or...

 

centralized media or any of the other things I've become aware of. Thank you, COVID, for bringing so many of the cockroaches into the light so the rest of us can deal with them and point them out and mock them relentlessly so we can hopefully wake up our other friends, just like Peter Bregan did with you. How awesome is that, that this Psyop gave us an opportunity to, to your point, break up with fake reality and question our assumptions and say, what else do I not know? That's been.

 

wonderful outcome of COVID, I would say.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

This has been the most satisfying thing I've ever done. mean, it's much more satisfying than ⁓ practicing medicine, which turned out to be tough, you know, but,

 

Christian Elliot

No, it's hopefully you guys obviously there's a lot here and hopefully you guys have gotten some ability to just see a few more of the puzzle pieces and have it inside of a frame of reference to know, oh, this is actually what's going on. Let me take a deep breath and yeah, if you need to process this, find somebody to talk to you, find uplifting people to hang out with. But one of the things I appreciate about you, Robert, is that you had a line in your book, a couple of different places are on your blog. I've seen you say it, but you.

 

do your best to put out information and you welcome criticism and you've you've described yourself as impossible to offend. So I'd love to because so many people are. Those two things being criticized or offended are two things they fear. It's something to avoid. And for us to be proactive and be in this fight, we actually are going to have to talk. We're going to have to be able to handle criticism and be slower to be offended or to let that roll off our back. So.

 

I guess my question for you is how did you get that way and how can we learn from your ways of being impossible to offend? Talk to us about that.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, I've got to raise on detra. I've got a reason for living and I, it's, it's not, it doesn't have anything to do with narcissism or anything else. mean, I'm, we're, trying to ⁓ keep this thing from happening and expose the darkness. And you know, as you say, we are making significant progress, especially in the last year, an awful lot of people have woken up and I, I make a habit of talking to everybody I'm within arm's length of. And so when I'm out and about,

 

I talked to everybody when I sit down in a restaurant, I talked to people at next table. And for the most part, people hate what's going on. They're very angry and they, a lot of them don't fully understand it. And most of them are amenable to getting my, ⁓ my emails. And so, ⁓ the rest of them are just wrapped up in narcissism. They're, they're just thinking about their own, ⁓ next meal and whatever their, whatever their current, ⁓ product patients are. And they don't.

 

you learn a lot about your friends and I've dropped a lot of people because they had no moral compass or interest in anything outside themselves. And really if you're not, if you don't have the ability to put other people's first people first, I don't know where you are. You're, you're a worthless a wart on the, you know, on the soul of humanity as far as I'm concerned. So there are an awful lot of scumbags out there and that's co quoting, ⁓

 

Ken Stoller. He says, where did all these scumbags come from? But there are awful lot of people with good values. And certainly the blue collar class ⁓ has a better grasp of ⁓ what's right and what's wrong than the upper class who many times been fooled by all these ⁓ fake stories and lies.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah. Okay. Well, I guess to wrap up, let me give you one more question just for some I'm picturing. So many people I've talked to you probably have as well, where they have this hesitancy to end their words to go public, to stick their neck out there to question a mainstream or to say something counter narrative. And ⁓ we've both been in that fight for various reasons or been doing that. So what would you say to somebody who has been tentative or who's

 

not willing to rock the boat and has this hesitancy of saying what they really think. What would you do to nudge them to have a little courage and speak up?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Well, I think the more you learn, if you have character, you reach a threshold where you have no choice but to join the fight. So if you, if you, if you can't do it, you can't do it. But, most of us reach a threat. It's, mean, just trying to take all this stuff in is not easy. And I occasionally send out, ⁓ you know, summaries, summary posts of the whole thing to try to get

 

catch people up. And it's not an easy thing to go through this entire book, but, and, and sometimes the premises turn people off. They just look at it and they think it can't be true or I can't possibly worry about that. ⁓ but the more you learn, the more impossible it becomes for anybody with character to ignore what's going on. And because I was off work and I was able to work full time, I had a big advantage over a lot of people.

 

I don't know how you learned all the stuff you were learning. You're responsible for your family and everything else. You had to make enough money to keep them all in diapers.

 

Christian Elliot

Or fed. no, well, it's it really is it to me it came back to more or less what you talked about I felt like I have a sacred duty to not Mail it in and be like, yeah, somebody else will do this I that regret minimization filter from from the future kind of spoke to me It's like what do you want your kids to look back on and be able to say about how you showed up? during this time of history

 

And I don't want them to think, yeah, daddy was kind of a coward. He wouldn't say anything or he just kind of quietly whispered a few things, but wouldn't actually take a stand. I want my kids to say, whether I do it perfectly or not, I'm not attached to, I'm not perfect, but I want to at least be able to say, I did everything I could and I fought the good fight and I hand you the baton. Like that's how I want to be able to go out. And so that pushed me to say, you know what?

 

Let's take a chance here and sure enough, your friend circles shift, but I have found like you, here you are, we're talking. I've met so many amazing people by being willing to talk and that the richness of those relationships has just been precious. So that's my experience of it, but anything to add to that?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Yeah, I have a friend, James Rogusky, or maybe it's Rugo ski who's been occupied in trying to understand this world health organization insanity that they're trying to foist on us. And he said that three years ago, he just looked up at the sky and asked God what to do. And he said that God told him, me better, he'd better work as hard as he could on it. And I, I had a similar epiphany.

 

only without the religious overtones. I felt like I had to work on this thing because there was nothing else I should be doing.

 

Christian Elliot

Yeah, well, and thank you for doing your work, man. You synthesize a lot. Your book's, I think, 463 pages is Cassandra's memo, and it is packed with just if you... You don't need to read the whole thing to Robert's point. You go find the sections you don't know about and get your head around the control mechanism, the global governance system that operates in the shadows. And once you start to see what is really going on, it's so much easier to filter the news and to say, that's probably a story I don't need to believe or...

 

distrust but verify is my new philosophy. And you just go through life ⁓ making a difference where you can. And it feels good to be doing something that is helpful. It feels good to be doing something that has a chance to influence the outcome. And if I matter to a few people, it was worth it. And so wherever you are in your journey of awakening or courage or ⁓ trying to figure out where to go next, ⁓ keep leaning in. You're worth the effort to do it.

 

Anyway, Robert, thank you so much for your time. Any final thoughts you want to leave our listeners with?

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

Put a footnote on Cassandra's memo, fully 50 % of it is other people's work. And about half of that, I didn't even ask to copy and paste it into my homework. I edited it. Sometimes they were, they needed editing. but there's a loophole in the copyright law. If you're doing something educational, you don't make any money on it. I don't think the copyright exists. So that's my excuse.

 

Christian Elliot

Well,

 

Yeah. OK. Well, do you obviously you give your books away for free? You mentioned earlier. So ⁓ tell people where they can find your books. Tell them a little bit more about where they find you and anything else you want them to know before we call it a day.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

So if you want a hard copy of Cassandra's memo, you have to get it at Barnes and Noble because it got censored off Amazon. I didn't think that was a thing with books, but Amazon is burning books. This is just too much for him. And, ⁓ and then of course the others are, they're moderate sellers on Amazon. You get a hard cover copies relatively inexpensively, ⁓ on Amazon by just searching for Robert Yoho MD and, ⁓

 

author's page or whatever and have a look at them look at the book reviews one of them has 400 reviews and there are 4.8 stars or something like that

 

Christian Elliot

Well done. Yeah, I can say they're great works and they're readable. They're not too technical, which is what I appreciate about your writing. ⁓ I can actually understand this and you're witty. so, yeah, go check those out. Subscribe to Robert's Substack and he'll keep you informed. Those of us who are trying to figure out what they're up to, we'll do our best. And the rest of you go make a difference. If you're homeschooling kids, if you are working at a grocery store, speak up wherever you are. Go make a difference with what you're doing and...

 

Robert, thank you so much for joining me today. It's been great having you and keep up the good work.

 

Dr. Robert Yoho

My pleasure, Christian. Thank you.