Episode Summary
In this episode, Johnny Mueller discusses the current state of vaccine mandates in the United States, highlighting the government's push for vaccination and the associated policies. He critiques the political climate, suggesting that the public's support for certain policies has led to the current situation. Mueller also touches on the influx of undocumented migrants into the U.S., noting that many are not vaccinated and that the government does not require them to be. He expresses skepticism about the scientific community's objectivity, especially when funded by private or governmental entities, and suggests that the public should question the sources of funding for scientific research to identify potential biases.
Johnny Mueller critiques the influence of Big Pharma on medical research and highlights the potential conflicts of interest in academic institutions. He argues that even prestigious universities are funded by pharmaceutical companies, and thus, their research should be viewed with skepticism. He also points out that financial interests often drive medical decisions, as evidenced by the stock market reactions to studies questioning the necessity of booster shots. Additionally, he criticizes the medical community for not keeping up with the latest research, particularly regarding the role of vitamins and minerals in health, and questions the motives behind Ecuador's decision to accept Afghan refugees, suggesting it may be politically motivated.
In this segment, Johnny Mueller discusses the challenges and controversies surrounding the acceptance of Afghan refugees by Ecuador and other Latin American countries. He references Ambassador Mauricio Gandera, who argues that hosting Afghans is problematic due to cultural, religious, and linguistic differences, as well as the potential for retribution from the new Taliban government. Johnny also highlights the complex relationship between Afghans and Western society, noting that many refugees were not ideologically aligned with Western values but were primarily seeking survival during the war. He further explores the broader context of Muslim communities in Latin America, emphasizing their economic and political success, while also touching on the presence of radical Islamic cells in the region, particularly linked to Venezuela.
The podcast segment begins with Johnny Mueller discussing the historical relationship between Iran and Iraq, noting that while they were allies and signed oil deals, the details remained gossip rather than official information. He then shifts to a lighter topic, introducing a famous Latino rapper named Dan Sewer, who gained attention for his gold chain implants in his skull. Johnny mocks the rapper's lack of talent and the fleeting nature of fame, referencing Andy Warhol's '15 minutes of fame' concept. He then transitions to a more serious topic, discussing a letter from an 'armchair psychiatrist' named Stiggy Froid, who claims that jealousy is a component of love in some cultures, particularly in Latin America. Stiggy argues that jealousy can lead to either vigilance or violence, with men often resorting to violence. He also discusses evolutionary biology, comparing human behavior to that of animals like scorpion flies, where males must offer gifts to females. Finally, Stiggy concludes that women across all cultures value a man's financial resources more than men value a woman's, suggesting that the appeal of gringos in Latin America is largely due to their economic resources.
In this segment, Johnny Mueller discusses the financial realities of expats in Latin America, highlighting the misconception that they are wealthy. He argues that many expats use credit cards for international travel, unlike Latin Americans who typically rely on debit cards. He then shifts to a more controversial opinion, suggesting that politicians and officials should receive multiple vaccine doses to 'thin their ranks.' He criticizes the media for misrepresenting ivermectin as solely a veterinary medicine, pointing out its use in human medicine and its Nobel Prize recognition. Johnny also comments on the decline of entrance exams in U.S. universities, linking it to a broader issue of lowering standards and the importance of meritocracy in professions. He concludes by expressing a preference for the traditional meritocratic systems in Latin America over the current educational trends in the U.S.
Episode Notes
In this episode of The Expat Files, Johnny Mueller explores the complexities of U.S. vaccine policies, the challenges of managing undocumented migration, and the skepticism surrounding scientific research influenced by private and governmental funding. He also delves into the refugee crisis, cultural integration, and the broader implications of economic and political factors in Latin America.
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Topics
Vaccine mandates in the U.S., Influx of undocumented migrants, Critique of scientific objectivity, Government policies and public responsibility, Influence of Big Pharma on medical research, Skepticism toward prestigious medical institutions, Financial motivations in medical decisions, Criticism of the medical community's knowledge gaps, Political implications of refugee acceptance, Afghan refugee crisis, Cultural and religious integration challenges, Muslim communities in Latin America
Chapters
00:00:00 Opening 00:01:18 Living in Latin America and the U.S. Vaccine Mandates 00:01:45 Biden's Vaccine Mandates and the Influx of Migrants 00:04:39 Scientific Objectivity and Funding Biases 00:05:45 The Influence of Big Pharma on Research Funding 00:05:58 The Funding of University Research by Big Pharma 00:06:14 The Financial Motivations Behind Medical Decisions 00:07:51 The Ugly Side of Living in Latin America 00:11:14 Introduction to the Afghan Refugee Crisis and Cultural Barriers 00:11:21 Cultural, Religious, and Linguistic Challenges of Hosting Afghans 00:11:28 Emotional Turmoil and Ecuador's Preparedness for Afghan Refugees 00:11:34 Potential Retribution from the Taliban Government 00:11:39 Risk of Retribution Against U.S.-Tied Refugees 00:11:42 Ecuador's Responsibility for Protecting Afghan Refugees 00:11:48 Cultural Clashes and Integration Challenges 00:11:50 Islamic Women's Restrictions in Afghanistan 00:17:08 Historical Relations Between Iran and Iraq 00:17:41 The Fading Fame of Dan Sewer 00:18:41 Jealousy and Its Role in Relationships 00:20:21 Evolutionary Biology and Human Behavior 00:21:57 Cultural and Economic Factors in Attraction 00:22:55 Acknowledgment of Good Points 00:22:56 Financial Realities of Expats 00:23:56 Criticism of Politicians and Media 00:24:35 Clarification on Ivermectin Use 00:25:54 Concerns Over Decline in Educational Standards 00:26:45 Preference for Latin American Meritocracy
Transcript
Automatically transcribed from the original recording; names and wording may contain errors.
[00:00] South of the border down Mexico way That's where I fell in love when the stars above came out to play and now that I wonder Hello there all you ex-pat wannabes. I'm Johnny Mueller and you're listening to the expat files living in Latin America The show that tells you just what it's like to live work play and or retire down here in Latin America It's a mix of the good the bad the ugly and the great and it's all right here. So let's get started Now what should we discuss today? How about we get really deep into on PC territory? See how many woke stirs we can piss off. I see that Biden the people's choice I mean you voted for the guy Continues to make a fool out of himself as Mark Twain once said you get the politicians you deserve anyway
[00:49] He announced on Tuesday Vaccine mandates to apply to about a hundred million Americans That means most federal workers and contractors must get vaccinated and a new labor department rule We'll be requiring companies and organizations with a hundred workers or more to either impose vaccine mandates or subject non-vaxxers to weekly testing which I understand will be at your Expense you think your employers gonna want to pick that up at what is it now for the antigen test around 30 bucks a crack Man, am I glad I live in Latin America and you know, this might sound crass But I have less and less sympathy for all you guys and gals out there writing me mail saying Johnny It's basically unlivable here in the States, Canada and Europe and I'm thinking oh, yeah, and you didn't see any of this coming Of course you did and you're sat on your hands not just in the last year and a half with its co-videa thing
[01:39] I'm talking about 10 years ago though It's not too late to get your plan be going it's getting harder and harder all the time Meanwhile as Biden tries to force everyone in the US to get vaxxed It's not a requirement for migrants illegal or not coming through the southern border and they're flooding in like never before Did you know with the last stats available? That'd be July 2021 more than 212,000 people snuck into the states illegally almost none of them vexed and that's 212,000 that got caught and as stats go the border control people say they only catch about 1 in 10 By the way, the stats for me in June 2021 show that 180,000 people were apprehended in each of those two months almost none of them vexed and of course Unaccompanied children and most families are allowed to stay in the US. Did you know that go ahead look it up yet?
[02:30] There's no requirement for them to get faxed now You know my position on getting vexed go ahead do it if you want You have to have freedom of choice about that kind of stuff But mark my words, and I'm sure you all know this if you get vexed You are the guinea pig because they skip that all-important animal testing phase that takes from three to five years So you you guys who took the vax are that animal testing phase? I know I know I'm preaching to the choir But I do get lots of emails from people especially emails from people in the military and other government employees and health care workers Who've been forced to get faxed or lose their jobs, which has to be unconstitutional But the maggots in Congress and the wokesters tore up the Constitution a long time ago Oh and this too from White House press secretary Jen Pataski She says that if in companies with over a hundred workers if they fail to have their workers vexed or tested weekly
[03:20] There'll be a tattletale 800 hotline snitches can call and then the business will incur fines of up to $13,000 per violation Which she says should motivate businesses towards the more cost effective option of requiring everyone in the company to be vaccinated Instead of weeding out and monitoring the non-vaxxers who will have to be tested weekly. Yep That's your government working for you. Uncle Joe would be proud. No, not Biden Stalin once again, it's worth repeating what Mark Twain said you get the government you deserve Can't argue with that because you voted for him and for those of you who voted for someone else. You're still responsible Why because when you vote that means you're under the delusion that's a system actually works And I think most people with a brain now are figuring out that's fantasy strictly an illusion just to show
[04:10] Oh and just one more thing about the covid you think in the vaxxed in the unvax The simple question is who's telling the truth about the science in science? There's only one truth the meta analysis of the lab and test results at least that's what you think or hope But the fact is scientists are not completely objective Not the ones getting government money and outside grants. Anyway, they're biased because they don't want to lose their jobs They want to eat. That's why I think there's only one way to weed out the bias. Yes men doctors and science flunkies Here's how it should be done Every time you see a so-called expert talking head on TV or doing a blog or a YouTube before the researcher Dr. Guy or gal whoever opens his mouth the very first question for the interviewer should be All right doc now tell us exactly who funds your research which
[04:58] Organizations private companies or government fund your lab your clinic or your research. Where do you get your grants from? In other words, who pays your bills then you'll know exactly where their biases are And for example, if they got grants or had research funded by Johnson and Johnson or Pfizer, etc Or by the big purse strings of dr. Falsi through FDA or WHO grants you say thanks but no thanks the interview is over because everyone in the grant writing business knows if Your results don't look good to the company that funded your grant They'll either shit can the study the dirty little secret is researchers know before they even start the study What kind of results the grant giver is looking for and don't forget to do these research projects involves many people many employees Lots of technology big payrolls
[05:45] You got to get big grants and big money grants come from deep pockets like Big Pharma Meaning you got to play nice with the people handing out the money to keep the dough flowing Can't you see there's something terribly wrong with that system? And remember even these big research labs at universities are funded by Big Pharma So don't be fooled when you see a big study coming out of a prestige University like Johns Hopkins or Mayo Clinic when people see results from places like that. They're impressed They think it's gospel think again You've got to follow the money see where the research grants came from and if you think it ain't about the money A Wall Street Journal article pointed out today that Moderna stock as well as shares of covid vaccine makers bio and tech and nova max We're tanking after an article in the British medical journal Lancet said a booster shot would not be necessary for most people
[06:35] So with that new seemingly poo-pooing a third vaccine dose Moderna's and other Vax stocks tanked So if you think it's not about the money, why did their stocks take a dive? Well, it ain't because they want to save humanity Please don't make me laugh. By the way, you know, I've even heard my family and friends up in the states Say Johnny my doctor says I absolutely should get the Vax. He's the doc He's the professional and you know more than he does. Well, you think that's enough to shut me up Well, here's what I say and you can look at this up over 50% of MDs in the United States when their patients tell them They take vitamins half of all docs will say if you have a good diet, you don't need vitamins. It's just expensive urine Meanwhile, they're finding in every single covid it case that ends up in the hospital The afflicted are chronically low on vitamin D and zinc just for starters
[07:23] Are you getting this the fact that half of the doctors in the united states? Either can't make the time between gulf games to keep up with the literature or are just clueless In fact one particular bad MD I know up in chicago when I asked him if he keeps up on all the literature He said not necessary the drug reps keep me posted. I thought what? Yep, dr. H you're part of the problem and you know who you are One of those get vexed and vitamins and minerals are just expensive urine kind of doc I rest my case but back to living in latin america the good the bad the ugly and the great All right. So how about a little of the ugly now? Listen to this from ecuador's biggest newspaper the headline anger and confusion mount over ecuadorian government's decision to accept 5 000 afghan refugees from the us's failed afghan war and i'll paraphrase this and cut out the boring parts as usual
[08:14] It says ecuador's human rights secretariat is developing plans to accommodate 5 000 afghan refugees, but is not prepared to release the details until it receives guidance from the usa Ecuador shame on you kissing up to the us again Anyway, the article continues The question is as former interior minister carlos davolos says When do they arrive and where will they stay? Will they be housed in keto quenca or guaya quil? And will they be integrated into the general population or have their own compound? He says how can we accept them when the country is already overwhelmed with refugees many of them from Venezuela and hatey and the haitians a very big problem The majority of them broke and don't know the spanish language not even high school educated begging on the street
[09:02] All right, me johnny breaking in here now for a second You know, haiti is considered a latin american country except their main languages are a kind of creole That's a mix of spanish and french. Of course, you know, haiti was originally a french slave colony Yeah, that's right. The french had a number of slave colonies in the caribbean Wait a minute johnny that can't be right So say the wokesters the us were the world's slave masters hmm wrong If you know your history and most people don't something like 80 of all new world slaves were shipped not to america But brazil by the portuguese brazil being a portuguese colony Wait just a minute But johnny you must be wrong again say the wokesters the us were the world's slave masters Everybody knows that wrong again read a history book you dumbasses
[09:50] Oh, and if you read a little history You'll find out slavery was legal in a huge part of the economy in the islamic and muslim empire And still going on in a big way in muslim countries today. Oh, but let's not talk about that It's their culture and it's complicated. Oh, by the way, did you know that saudi arabia abolished slavery in? 1962 no, not 1862 1962 only about a hundred years after the us abolished it Oh and it still goes on in saudi arabia and most muslim countries unofficially today In fact journalists have written hundreds of stories in recent years having gone undercover and followed the slave trade Though the wokesters and the blm people don't seem to give a rat's ass about that But I digress as usual. Let's get back to the case of ecuador absorbing 5 000 afghan refugees
[10:38] The former interior minister davilos goes on to say who will pay for the care of the refugees? Is the us pledging money to handle the relocation? He says this has all the earmarks of a trojan horse and many of us know how these things work We're told this is a temporary situation But what does that really mean? Do these families eventually get shipped back to the us in six months a year or never? And then he says how do we know if it's only going to be five thousand? There's so much anger in the us about refugees and what if washington decides to offload another five or ten thousand or more? Do we accept or are we in a position to refuse it? And then we've got a guy named Mauricio gandera who was for many years ecuador's ambassador to a number of middle eastern countries He says it's not a good idea to host afghans. They'll face major cultural barriers different religion different language
[11:28] Besides that he says they're under extreme emotional turmoil and stress is ecuador prepared to deal with these challenges I think not and then he says get this there is the issue of potential Retribution from the new tally ban government in afghanistan Can we expect that new government will target some of the refugees who had close ties with the u.s And come to ecuador and get their revenge He says we've seen this happen before with china and belarus is ecuador responsible for providing protection for thousands of afghans Why he says is ecuador reducing its options by doing the bidding of the us think of the cultural clashes? Islamic women in afghanistan are not allowed to study or work. They're forbidden to travel alone and drive He says I hope the government knows the risks associated with accepting afghan refugees who will most likely never integrate into latin american society
[12:20] The other thing is that most afghan refugees are not in love with western society They don't really agree with it at all The only reason they were in a rush and a panic to get out in a hurry because the taliban had him on a list They were marked men and women The only crime most all of them was the fact that they worked with the us and un occupying forces as contractors helpers or aids The fact is for every u.s person on the ground in afghanistan. There is at least one civilian contractor The local afghans were contracted as road and infrastructure workers and translators drivers plumbers roofers mechanics Electricians cement workers They weren't traders to their country or their cause they were just looking to make a living and survive the conditions of war Most all of them still devout muslims who totally believe in the koran a book that is firmly
[13:06] Opposed to what they call degenerate western culture a book by the way that designates women as second and third class citizens And if you thought that just look up the passage in the koran that says that a muslim man's testimony in court is equal To the testimony of two women and that's just one of the hundreds of examples of inequality written by the prophet Mohammed in the eighth century, but you knew that already, right? Now as far as the us shipping refugee afghans to its friendly nations like ecuador, it's true 5,000 doesn't sound like much especially since there's an estimated five million or so muslims living in latin america and five million Constituting slightly less than one percent of the entire population of latin america, which is around 600 million total but here's the facts that should be of interest to us expats of those five million muslims
[13:54] Two-thirds of them that's two out of three live in argentina and brazil by the way when you're down here in latin america Oftentimes you'll hear the locals referred to muslims as turcos translation turks, of course They're not all turks, but somehow they got that moniker just like latin americans lump in all asians too That means japanese chinese south koreans indonesians philippinos latinos referred to the whole group of them as chinos Translation chinaman not correctly as asians. Nope. They're just all lumped in as chinos now, of course up in the states That'd be practically a hanging offense if you tried to pull that off You'd be immediately canceled and attacked the twitter mob and awoke crazies would have your balls for breakfast You'd be canceled and might just lose your job
[14:40] But back to muslims in latin america turns out established muslim families in latin america do very well in business and professionally In fact many second and third generation muslims rise to the top in nearly all professions Though I personally think and i've been down here a long time So I do have my reservations that muslims when they rise to the top in politics can be a dangerous thing Hey, look at the muslim contingent in congress in the united states. You feel good about that? Well, maybe you do you're still up there playing musical chairs on the titanic nevertheless down here in latin america Compared to the average latino muslims are very politically and economically successful In fact eight recent latin american heads of state have full or part muslim heritage the president of al salvador Two former presidents from equador a former president from honduras carlos menem
[15:30] Who was president for 10 years in argentina former presidents from the dominican republic and columbia? Then of course, you've got the richest guy in all of latin america fat boy carlos sim who owns the giant Telecommunications firm claro amongst other things now as far as radical islamic cells here in latin america It's understood and well known by intelligent latin americans people in the know that the majority of islamic radicals Have a pipeline through venezuela being that venezuela has been blacklisted for years by the international community and their oil revenues are way down They've been making up for the cash crunch in small ways by selling passports to muslim activists to the tune of 20 to 50 thousand dollars a crack in fact over 2000 muslim radicals have been vetted out worldwide with venezuelan passports in other words
[16:20] They're 100 venezuelan citizens, which is funny because none of them spoke a lick of spanish Hmm, how'd that happen? Oh, and if you know any venezuelans, do you know any just ask them if they know of any muslim or islamic cells in their country Well, they might say no, but they will tell you there are some villages and towns that are 100 muslim and some that appear off limits to regular latino venezuelans I've heard that same story from a number of venezuelans I know in fact one guy from caracas told me that there's a place called the center for iranian latin american cultural exchange in caracas That he says is well known to be a base for islamic radicals and one venezuelan guy I know who escaped used to work for a bank there in caracas He told me it was well known in his department in the bank that they were laundering money
[17:08] For iranians, but since shaves and iran were buddies they'd signed some oil deals It remained gossip and shop talk. It was never talked about on the record or beyond closed doors All right on a lighter note speaking of positive role models. Have you heard of this famous latino rapper? His name is dan sewer apparently he's got two million followers on tiktok And you know since 15 minutes of fame fades fast, especially if you got no talent By the way that andy warhol 15 minutes of fame thing is pretty accurate But if you're infamous, it lasts a bit longer Like this idiot no talent rapper dan sewer whose first 15 minutes ran out now He's in the running again for this special look he's been sporting since april, which involves having gold chains Implanted directly into his skull. Yep. You heard right apparently
[17:57] He's got titanium hooks implanted in his skull and the little hooks protrude through the skin Allowing him to attach gold chains that make it look like he's got real 18 karat gold hair Now whether this is totally true or not it produced a desired effect. He got a second round of fame another 15 minutes What a role model, huh? Well, we know what's outside of his head, but what's exactly in his head Well, I guess you could say he's the poster boy for the phrase shit for brains And to think back when I was a kid parents thought the beetles were fostering delinquency They were unacceptable role models because their hair covered their ears All right Speaking of sex love dating and mating here in latin america People always want to know whether he or she loves you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah or not So now comes this rather geeky though interesting but slightly technical email concerning jealousy in general and jealousy in latin america
[18:49] From a guy who calls himself the armchair psychiatrist. He writes dear johnny About latin american excessive jealousy you talk about and that i've seen in fact for myself. I have a porter Rican wife Well, i'm here to tell you johnny. There's very well-based scientific evidence That reveals in some cultures. Jealousy is a component of love He says the emotion of jealousy motivates multiple actions in response to a threat to the relationship Sexual jealousy, for example may produce either one of two radically different tactics Vigilance or violence in the case of women they'll skew towards vigilance and men often towards violence For example a jealous guy might secretly follow his lover to see where she's going or where she said she'd be He might call her unexpectedly to see where she is
[19:36] Keep an eye out at a party or get together when she's off to the ladies room or even stoop to cloning her phone And reading her text messages or emails. However, if it progresses beyond vigilance It may turn to violence a man might threaten the rival if he's flirting Maybe attack the rival with his fists Get his friends to beat up the rival scratch the guy's car flatten his tires or throw a brick through the rival's window Both vigilance and violence are mate retention tactics johnny How effective they are is another matter often depending on the culture They're both the same psychological adaptations of jealousy and jealousy between cultures is not a rigid invariant instinct But highly sensitive to context and environment including the status and mate value of the rival Then he offers this example from nature. He says for example
[20:24] It's almost always the case that a man has to offer more than good sex to a long-term partner The same with many other animals in nature as in the case of an insect called the scorpion fly A female will refuse to copulate with a male unless he brings her a substantial gift Typically a dead insect to be eaten while the female is eating this gift the male copulates with her during copulation The male maintains a loose grasp on the food To prevent the female from absconding with it before he completely does his thing because you see for the scorpion fly It takes the male 20 minutes of continuous copulation to deposit all of his sperm into the female The male scorpion flies have evolved the ability to select a gift that takes the female approximately 20 minutes to consume
[21:11] And when he's done the two of them fight over the leftovers if any so conflicts and fights between the male and female only occur If the gift he gave is too small or too large It's easy to extrapolate many animal behaviors to humans for example numerous psychology studies have shown the importance or Unimportance of certain characteristics and potential mate or marriage partner selection In fact, there have been many studies that rate the importance of 18 different characteristics that are actively or subconsciously weighed In determining an adequate mate for example It turns out women across all continents all economic systems including socialism and communism All ethnic groups all religious groups and all systems of mating they roughly value the financial resources of a male
[21:57] About a hundred percent more than men value the financial resources of a woman The fact that women rate men's financial resources at the top of the mating priority list is a well-established fact And one of the most robustly documented gender differences in the entire field of psychology So johnny when you mention the fact in past shows that latin american women prefer first world men that may well be true However, it's not so much to do with our looks charm or whip Seems to me in the studies prove it too that third world ladies prefer first world men for their economic resources above all else So although being blonde blue eyed and tall might have its advantages. I hate to rain on your parade But i'm sorry johnny Studies indicate that the gringo advantage of yours in the romance department
[22:43] Anyway is all about the money. So until it can be proven. Otherwise, I suggest you don't delude yourself Signed stiggy froid the armchair psychiatrist stiggy froid. I like it Well stiggy a lot of good points there One thing I think we all overlook is the fact that many gringos and gringas come down to latin america technically broke They're in no way financially set or secure They're just coming down for boots on the ground or vacation The thing is though latinos and latinas think by virtue of the fact we can go on a vacation 4000 miles from home that somehow we must have money. How could it be? Otherwise, they could never do that Well what latinos and latinas fail to realize is that most people in the first world have no money But great credit we can do what they can never do we can put an entire International trip on a charge card. We don't have to come up with the cash if we did that would just kill
[23:31] International tourism wouldn't it meanwhile only about five percent of latin americans have a credit card with a high limit That is two grand or more you see most all latinos and latinas have debit cards Very few have credit cards and the ones that do have at most a 500 limit and that'll barely cover airfare If you're taking a long distance trip. All right changing gears here. Here's my opinion about something that's been bothering me If politicians love the vaccine so much, I think every politician should get double and triple dose Don't you? Oh and that goes double for those highly educated tsa and immigration officers, too Hey, that should produce the desired effect It'll thin their ranks in a hurry and how about this for a bonus as some of the big fish bite the dust I'll be glad to dj at their funerals
[24:18] Just send me an email the expert files at gmail.com and tell me when and where by the way lately I've been talking to a few latin american doctors They tell me everyone seems to be getting on the ivermectin bandwagon down here Oh and talk about fake news when someone says ivermectin is a veterinary medicine a horse dewormer Yep, it's that but did you know that almost every single human antibiotic is used in veterinary medicine, too? Yep, ampicillin amoxicillin tetracycline cephalosporins the works every antibiotic prescribed for humans is prescribed for pets, too That's why it really irks me when I see the lame stream journalists calling out ivermectin as a horse dewormer When in fact the guy who invented it got the nobel prize not for its use in veterinary medicine
[25:03] But for its use in humans with over 30 million doses prescribed to humans 30 million just in the past 10 or so years Man, you know big pharma lame street media and every last a-hole bureaucrat in government are just despicable liars Oh and I forgot big malignant tech like youtube twitter instagram and the rest of them Come on horse dewormer Please when I hear people say that I know they've got shit for brains and they've never bothered to look up or investigate anything Beyond what they hear from the maggotist lame stream talking heads But then again, you know every other person that passes you on the street is below average. That's a statistical certainty Meanwhile america's colleges and universities are dropping entrance exams Why because they're racist, of course, and there's pressure to drop the age-old exam process completely
[25:54] You know what that does don't you it dumbs down every profession pass or fail. I'm sorry that doesn't cut it I'll tell you what I don't care if the pilot of my airplane or the doctor doing my brain surgery is a flat out nazi Bigoted racist or totally woke. I just want the most qualified guy on the job. That's all I don't care what his opinions or his politics are but you gotta qualify people I mean really a hundred guys in a law school class or medical school class There's going to be a guy who's ranked number one and a guy at the bottom ranked 100 Wouldn't it be nice to know that before the doc does a rit canal or drills a hole in your head? If you want the best you have to have meritocracy in the professions But sadly with no entrance exam requirements and go into a pass fail system I'm sorry I'd much rather be here in latin america where traditional meritocritus systems of grading prevail than they will for a long long time
[26:45] Thank god for latin american lag time, huh? It's a shame up by you in the states. The future of the professions is looking pretty dim man Am I glad I live in latin america where they don't even know by the way that there is an alternative Second meaning to the word woke latinos still think it just means rise and shine And that prefabricated word latin x, you know latin with an x after it latinos down here either say it's completely confusing or the most Inoutil or useless thing they've ever heard meanwhile the other day. I got some spam from the los angeles times newspaper announcing They've got a whole new special edition to the paper stories written edited and laid out By latino journalists and editors who are u.s citizens are living in the states. Of course It's called the los angeles times latin x section need I say more
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