George Santayano famously said those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.

This is what drives the world's Jewry, as it is known, the Jewish community,

to never let anyone forget that the Holocaust happened under the theory that

when you do, you dishonor the memory of those who died, but you make it possible to happen again.

There are a number of Armenians who would argue that their genocide was forgotten.

And I have so much anger over not COVID, not a virus, but over the people who made horrible

decisions and ruined lives.

And I've had a number of them say to me since then, well, I was scared.

Okay.

Well, I got scared last night.

I heard something go bump in the night.

So I just went outside and pulled my machine gun out and shot everybody, shot through the windows of every one of the houses in case it might be a bad guy.

And they were over.

No, that doesn't work that way.

You being in a state of fear does not authorize you to make bad decisions and ruin other people's lives.

One of the ways that was done, and this president is trying to solve this problem, trying to fix it, trying to make it right,

is that brave, honorable Americans who wore the uniform to protect and defend our country lost their jobs because they would not take the clot shot. People of principle. And that is awful. It's absolutely awful.

And Dr. Mary Tally Bowden, who has evangelized against the dangers of that damn clot shot,

informed me because I believe she has a podcast. She has continued, she's on the warpath. I don't think she'll ever stop.

And I hope she doesn't ever stop. I hope nobody who was affected by this will ever stop,

lest we forget what happened. She brought to my attention a fellow by the name of Derek Wynne,

who I understand was kicked out of the army for refusing the clot shot that killed so many people, including my brother.

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