Episode 25: "How Many People Are Expendable in the Name of the Greater Good?" - Interview w/ Barbara Loe Fisher

What They AREN’T Telling You

Melissa Floyd

Society & Culture

3.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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"If the government can force you to put something into your body and the body of your child without your voluntary informed consent, there will be no limit on which individual freedoms they can take away. This is about autonomy and protection of bodily integrity, and protection of autonomy is the first human right. So this is a very critical time. Everyone is going to have to make a choice: are you going to bow down or are you going to stand up and fight for your freedom?" 🗣 📣 You do NOT want to miss this episode. I guarantee you will find value in every single sentence this amazing woman speaks. I rarely gush on people—you know I have very high expectations and standards 😉—but I could listen to Barbara for hours on any topic she weighs in on! I promise this episode will be worth your time. ❤️ Episode 25: "How Many People Are Expendable in the Name of the Greater Good?" - Interview w/ Barbara Loe Fisher “If the government can force you to put something into your body and the body of your child without your voluntary informed consent, there will be no limit on which individual freedoms they can take away. This is about autonomy and protection of bodily integrity, and protection of autonomy is the first human right. So this is a very critical time. Everyone is going to have to make a choice: are you going to bow down or are you going to stand up and fight for your freedom?" 🗣 Today I talk with Barbara Loe Fisher, creator of the international organization NVIC — and let me tell you, she is someone I respect very much. There are times when every single thing someone says is necessary, intelligent, and important, and this is one of those times. Barbara shares with us what she thinks about holding the "unpopular" opinion, how the pursuit of truth and justice is ultimately led by our conscience, and discusses what we need to do to preserve our freedoms as the world enters a tumultuous and critical time. There are times when every single thing someone says is necessary, intelligent, and important, and this is one of those times. Barbara shares with us what she thinks about holding the "unpopular" opinion, how the pursuit of truth and justice is ultimately led by our conscience, and discusses what we need to do to preserve our freedoms as the world enters a tumultuous and critical time. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melissa-floyd/support

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0:00.0	Welcome everyone to another episode of what they aren't telling you with Melissa Floyd.
0:16.0	Today we're going to talk more about the unpopular opinion and I like getting both men and women to weigh in on this because we have people that are
0:27.2	trailblazing, obviously in multiple areas here, that go against the grain and have done so confidently and had the endurance to sustain over time.
0:38.0	And today we welcome a wonderfully intelligent woman who I've interviewed before with Dr. Bob on the vaccine conversation.
0:45.2	Many of you already know who she is when you hear her name, some of you.
0:48.6	This will be your first time being introduced to her.
0:51.4	She is definitely a force to be reckoned with and I have a lot of respect for
0:55.6	her. Today we welcome Barbara Lowe Fisher. Welcome to the show. Thank you so much for
1:00.2	having me. Do you want me to carry that intro around with you everywhere you go?
1:05.3	Yes I do. I know it's it's so nice to hear those things isn't it? It motivates us.
1:09.4	It's very nice. So this new podcast is all about the evidence-based unpopular opinion, which is you're doing the research, you're looking at the data, but you're coming to a conclusion that is different from the majority and then on top of that
1:26.1	you're being crucified for it. So when I thought of having women on here to discuss this,
1:30.4	you were the first that came to mind for a few reasons,
1:33.0	and you've sort of accidentally found this mission pursuing information and questioning safety
1:38.0	of a very controversial product, which is vaccines.
1:42.0	So the first thing I want to know virtual product, which is vaccines.
1:43.0	So the first thing I want to know is,
1:45.8	when did you realize, as you got into this,
1:48.9	when did you realize that you held the unpopular opinion on this topic.
1:55.0	From the very beginning in the spring of 1982,
1:59.0	when I joined with other parents of DPT-backed injured children in the Washington, D.P. T. Vaxin. In the Washington, D.C. area, after we had seen the TV documentary, which became
2:08.3	an Emmy Award-winning documentary called D.P. vaccine roulette, We got together and co-founded the organization
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