Terrific Doc Malone Interview With Tucker

If you haven’t listened to it, here’s link to the Rumble video embedded at CTH. Understand, of course, that Malone speaks in a very deliberate manner and Tucker, to his credit, allows him to work his thoughts out into speech. It’s an hour long and somewhat slow paced, but deeply interesting in a number of respects.

Highlights:

Malone believes DoD is lying about the med stats that the whistleblowers have exposed. He also believes it’s credible that the injections could be causing these wide ranging and serious effects.

He’s alarmed at the studies showing that the artificial RNA being injected is still present in the body at 60 days and counting—it should degrade within a few hours. That explains the hugely elevated levels of Spike so long after the injections.

As a vaccinologist he’s “embarrassed”. He now thinks that Robert Kennedy, Jr., is right—most of the advances in health for childhood diseases can be written down to simple public health and sanitation measures (clean water, waste disposal)—not to mass vaccination.

He’s working on tracking—contact tracing?—graduates of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Young Global Leaders” program. Klaus Schwab has bragged that by this means he has infiltrated all the Western democracies. Prominent examples of such alumni—Justin Castreau and Gavin Newsom. [I’ll append a partial list.]

These “leaders”, in fact, are mediocrities—not a one truly has an original idea. They are, in Malone’s words, “party men”. They follow instructions. In all the gamed out crisis simulations over the years, mostly run by the CIA, the solution is geared—unsurprisingly—toward authoritarian takeovers to “save the world”. There’s never a thought that repurposed meds could help. An ideological box has been constructed and these mediocrities and incompetents remain within it.

Toward the end, there’s a striking passage, which I transcribed. The references to Beck and Bannon allude to his “center left” past and his original discomfort with the fact that it was only conservatives who would even listen to him. He had been trained to think they were crazies.

The Party of Davos:

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In this progression of reveal that I've walked over time, one of the key points was connecting with Steve Bannon, who's another, y'know--if it's Glenn Beck, why not go on Steve Bannon? The world is split now [in response to a Tucker interjection, says his wife is totally behind him, rather not talk about his kids] Steve, he started to use the term "the Party of Davos," and I think that's more than just political slang. I think it captures, ... I'm now of the opinion that we've had a thirty year effort to subvert the Western democracies by a group of people that are backed by Big Money, that believe in the concept of a centralized government--for the world.

I have spent enough time at the World Health Organization [WHO] and dealing with Europeans and EMA folks to know that the culture that gives rise to that is deeply dysfunctional, and that dysfunctionalism becomes particularly apparent during times of rapid change where you have to have leadership. This consensus committee decision making is horrible when you have a crisis, and we are watching it play out and, just to your audience, here's my argument. Even if you aren't committed to freedom to choose and personal liberty; even if you are inclined to buy into the idea of the benefits of a centralized government--which I'm not--even if you were, after seeing the last two years, is this the cast of characters you want to give up your liberties for? They are grossly incompetent! I don't see how you can make any other conclusion.

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Now, below is the partial list of “Young Global Leaders” alumni. To indicate how partial this is, I believe Maria Bartiromo is an alumna.

United States

Politics and Policy

Jeffrey Zients (White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator since 2021, selected in 2003), Jeremy Howard (co-founder of lobby group “masks for all”, selected in 2013), California Governor Gavin Newsom (selected in 2005), Peter Buttigieg (selected in 2019, candidate for US President in 2020, US secretary of transportation since 2021), Chelsea Clinton (Clinton Foundation board member), Huma Abedin (Hillary Clinton aide, selected in 2012), Nikki Haley (US ambassador to the UN, 2017-2018), Samantha Power (US ambassador to the UN, 2013-2017, USAID Administrator, since 2021), Ian Bremmer (founder of Eurasia Group), Bill Browder (US-British financier), Jonathan Soros (son of George Soros), Kenneth Roth (director of Human Rights Watch), Paul Krugman (economist, selected in 1995), Lawrence Summers (US Secretary of the Treasury, 1999-2001, selected in 1993), Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza (selected in 2020).

Media

CNN medical analyst Leana Wen (selected in 2018), CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, Covid Twitter personality Eric Feigl-Ding (a ‘WEF Global Shaper‘ since 2013), Andrew Ross Sorkin (New York Times financial columnist), Thomas Friedman (New York Times columnist, selected in 1995), George Stephanopoulos (ABC News, 1993), Lachlan Murdoch (CEO of Fox Corporation, co-chair of News Corp.).

Technology and Social Media

Microsoft founder Bill Gates (1993), former Microsoft CEO Steven Ballmer (2000-2014, selected in 1995), Amazon founder Jeff Bezos (1998), Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page (2002/2005), former Google CEO Eric Schmidt (2001-2011, selected in 1997), Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales (2007), PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel (2007), eBay co-founder Pierre Omidyar (1999), Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg (2009), Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg (2007).

Great Britain, Canada, New Zealand

Professor Devi Sridhar (a leading ‘zero covid’ proponent, selected in 2020/21), former British Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown (both selected in 1993), BBC World Service journalist Dawood Azami, Mark Leonard (founding director of the George Soros funded European Council on Foreign Relations), Lynn Forester de Rothschild (co-owner of The Economist), Nathaniel Rothschild (son of Lord Rothschild), historian Niall Ferguson (selected in 2005), William Hague (Foreign Secretary, 2010-2014), Charles Allen (CEO of ITV, 2004-2007; Chairman of EMI, 2008-2010).

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (since 2017, selected in 2014), Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland (selected in 2001; former managing director of Reuters). Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a WEF participant, but is not a confirmed Young Global Leader.

Germany

Chancellor Angela Merkel (selected in 1993, 12 years before becoming Chancellor), current Health Minister Jens Spahn and former Health Ministers Philipp Roesler and Daniel Bahr, current co-chair of the Green Party and failed Chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock (selected in 2020), former co-chair of the Green Party Cem Özdemir (selected in 2002), media mogul and Axel Springer CEO Mathias Doepfner (selected in 2001), talk show host Sandra Maischberger, late Foreign Minister and Vice Chancellor Guido Westerwelle (1997), former German President Christian Wulff (selected in 1995, 15 years before becoming President), Reto Francioni (former CEO of Deutsche Boerse), Klaus Regling (selected in 1993; CEO of the European Financial Stability Mechanism since 2012).

European Union

EU Commission Presidents Jose Manuel Barroso (2004-2014, selected in 1993) and Jean-Claude Juncker (2014-2019, selected in 1995), French President Emanuel Macron (since 2017, selected in 2016), former French President Nicolas Sakozy (2007-2012, selected in 1993), Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi (2014-2016, selected in 2012), former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar (1996-2004, selected in 1993), Guy Verhofstadt (Belgian Prime Minister, 1999-2008, selected in 1993), Danish Minister for the Environment Lea Wermelin, Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, former Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb.

Switzerland

Natalie Rickli (Director of Health of the Canton of Zurich, selected in 2012), former Presidents of the Swiss National Council Christa Markwalder (selected in 2011) and Pascale Bruderer-Wyss (selected in 2009), NZZ media group CEO Felix R. Graf (selected in 2007), former Swiss Justice Minister Ruth Metzler (selected in 2002), former Swiss television CEO Roger de Weck (2011-2017, selected in 1994), former UBS CEOs Peter Wuffli (selected in 1994) and Marcel Rohner (selected in 2003), former Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Tiam (1998).