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You're listening to The David Night Show.

The David Night Show. As a clock strikes 13, and it's Friday the 1st of December,

Fear of Our Lord, 2003.

Today we're going to begin the program with a longer

clip than I usually play, because it is truly an amazing clip that must be heard in its entirety.

This is a whistleblower in New Zealand, who was a sole record keeper for what was happening

with a vaccine.

And he has now blown the whistle on the deaths that were happening there.

Consider the fact that in New Zealand,

we've also seen the whistle blown on the fact that people who are considered to be essential.

Doctors, nurses, especially politicians,

were given exemptions to this vaccine.

Even as Jabbsenda Arden was saying that she was going to create two classes of people,

a lower class of people who did not get the vaccine, well, it turns out there's an additional

class.

And we'll talk about that when we come back. Yeah, so we also, it's very important for us to take a look at this as they're now

ramping up, I guess we could call it pandemic panic part due, same game that they were doing before and Jeffrey Tucker at the

Brownstone Institute was saying why doesn't Peggy Noonan apologize me Peggy

Noonan was the one who ran on that Friday the 13th that Trump issued the executive order. She ran and came out in the

afternoon on Wall Street Journal, her op-ed piece saying that you needed panic. You know,

that don't panic is really bad advice. Oh, we should all panic. So I came in on that Monday,

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