What About Rabies?

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Komentáře • 418

  • @jacalynpillion516
    @jacalynpillion516 Před rokem +45

    My Vizsla dog, that I rescued at 8 mos old developed epilepsy at 2 yo. A horrible illness. I took him to my vet and they could find no cause for this illness. I took him to an integrative vet as well and he believed that my dog developed epilepsy from being vaccinated from the rabies vaccine. This really had me thinking and started my research into vaccines which was a real eye opener! Things are not always what we are led to believe in preventing disease!

    • @Zizzyyzz
      @Zizzyyzz Před 4 měsíci +3

      *...never* what we are led to beLIEve...

  • @kickpublishing
    @kickpublishing Před 6 měsíci +11

    Rabies and quicksand - 2 things I genuinely thought would be threats in adult life as a kid.

  • @soylentgreen326
    @soylentgreen326 Před rokem +30

    🤔 who came up with Germ Theory?
    🤔 who backed Germ Theory?
    A- Pasteur and Rockefeller
    🤔 anyone smell a rat?

    • @leoandolino4668
      @leoandolino4668 Před rokem +1

      A HUGH rat supported by the establishment-controlled media who also supported fluoridation of drinking water early on in the 1950's (?). We have been lied to by the AMA who was created to carry out mission which was to make lots of money by creating a single medical industry while suppressing other medical theories and natural medicine.

    • @Zizzyyzz
      @Zizzyyzz Před 2 měsíci +4

      Multiple. 🐁🐀

    • @Ezio999Auditore
      @Ezio999Auditore Před 3 dny

      I smell matzoh bread

  • @LupinFootballDevelopmentClub

    When I was a kid my dog was exposed to “rabies” from a fox that was acting very strangely. My dad shot the fox but later my dog started to act strangely. In response we were ordered by the vet I think to quarantine the dog. All the kids and my mom were given rabies shots. Not the painful stomach ones but rather a shot in the arm. It was traumatic watching our dog deteriorate and finally die. Turns out the dog had a porcupine quill lodged in its brain and didn’t have rabies.
    In hindsight, I wonder what exactly they were shooting me full of now.

    • @aWomanFreed
      @aWomanFreed Před rokem +2

      Vet told me my 2 yr old cat (my favorite, sweetest baby ever) had some crazy rare virus…..after months of “treatment”, he was suffering so much I put him down. 2 yrs later, another cat had same symptoms, turned out it was just parasites, was pretty easy to clear up. If only I had known, my sweet baby would still be with me. Vets are EVIL, prob worse than doctors.

    • @grahamatsea3575
      @grahamatsea3575 Před rokem +3

      Keep away from anything pharma offers you , they never cure but treat the symptoms, then they treat the side effects from their juice .....my late grandma told me ....keep away from Dr's and their pills as they'll be the death of you........the last two years of lies have made me reflect so many times what my grandma shared with me when I was about 10 years of age......now in 59.....thanks grandma.

    • @VickiTakacs.
      @VickiTakacs. Před 11 měsíci +2

      They experimented on us.

    • @bluesky6985
      @bluesky6985 Před 4 měsíci +4

      Neurotoxins specifically mercury and aluminum

  • @1charlastar886
    @1charlastar886 Před rokem +72

    The Humane Society notes as follows: "Rodents (squirrels, chipmunks, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils and guinea pigs), rabbits and hares rarely get rabies and have not been known to cause rabies among humans in the United States. Squirrels may suffer from the fatal roundworm brain parasite, which causes signs that look exactly like rabies."
    Parasites from insect bites cause many serious and often deadly diseases. I venture to say that no DNA testing for parasites in the blood of infected animals has been done. Many parasites are practically impossible to physically find but DNA testing could reveal if they were present.
    When my son was nipped by a sick ground squirrel when he was small, I contacted the California health department in Sacramento who assured me that no rabies had been detected in squirrels since modern rabies testing began in the early 1940s.

    • @pamlemm903
      @pamlemm903 Před rokem +8

      Great info. Thanks for sharing!

    • @randysimons9802
      @randysimons9802 Před rokem +3

      DNA 🧬 is computerized images. Like NASA computer generated images.

    • @1charlastar886
      @1charlastar886 Před rokem

      @@randysimons9802 Like almost all NASA images are computerized simulations of what they want people to believe.

    • @arnoldziffel112
      @arnoldziffel112 Před rokem +1

      "DNA"...Research, and it's even in the mainstream that the proteins/our blood propteries in each of our bodies, even our "immune systems" are as unique as our fingerprint. "DNA" is yet another ruse pushed upon the masses as "fact." So, what exactly is "DNA?" It's 100% not what we've been duped and deceived to mindlessly believe.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      so only in thr US they dont cause rabies?

  • @510mlc
    @510mlc Před 5 měsíci +5

    Our late boycat, the former runt of the litter, received a rabies vaccine when he was 6 as recommended by a vet because he was often out and about and there was plenty of wildlife around. Within 24 hours he became very anxious and terrified of everything. It was a pretty drastic change. Not long after, he had to to be catheterized due to a ureter blockage. We spent nearly $5K to keep him with a different vet for a few days while they ran IV saline in him to filter out his ureter/kidneys. After that, he improved physically but started to cry in the middle of the night. We were at our wits' end and tried a couple of meds like amitriptyline and prozac. They did help for a while but then his system would get used to it. As he got older, we just put him in his own room for the night and that seemed to work best. We were lucky that he lived to be 16 but he suffered needlessly for 10 years. Just like the any injections that the establishment vets/doctors peddle, I believe that they affect and exacerbate whatever the body/mind weakness is in a person or pet.

  • @tjantipas2998
    @tjantipas2998 Před rokem +69

    My dog does not consent to being jabbed either

    • @Ash1965..
      @Ash1965.. Před rokem +11

      Dogs are so smart these days

    • @wiseforce7045
      @wiseforce7045 Před rokem +1

      @@RaisedByMettle The issues that we have with this today with not giving the vaccine for rabies ( depending how the laws are in the state you're in )
      Is that from what I've heard if a dog gets in a scuffle with another dog or accidentally bites a human they report it and the dog that did the biting can be taken away.
      Some years ago I did some work in the rescue of animals and I was around some very educated people which informed me of a book a very well known veterinarian and also scientists wrote about the rabies vaccine and over vaccination and animals. I was informed that the rabies vaccine is specifically has a harsh effect on the liver and it if it ever was given it really should be once in a lifetime. I've always hoped and prayed that I enormous group of very well educated people would come forth and help eradicate and ban these types of laws when it comes to vaccine for rabies and what can happen to our beloved animals due to such high ignorance. 🙏

    • @saraseaschells4175
      @saraseaschells4175 Před rokem +5

      Same with mine 😉

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem +4

      My two, indoor/outdoor cats aren't either....and I live in the middle of the woods....lots of raccoons. I even have bat houses!🧛‍♀️

    • @inharmonywithearth9982
      @inharmonywithearth9982 Před rokem

      @@RaisedByMettle In Austin Texas on Congress Avenue that city has the largest urban bat population because there is a concrete bridge over their river that has accidently been made with the proper sized grooves underneath it. The bats are a very popular attraction there each evening as they all come out at sunset to eat all the mosquitos. It is ashame they chose to accuse the least likely of allof natures' creatures to have contact with any rabid animal to be capable of spreading rabies. Bats are shy, only come out at night dont ever come in contact with animals as they eat only flying insects. They also accuse skunks of spreading rabies. The second shyest least likely animal to ever come into contact with other animals, they stink up when an animal tries to get close to them and they also mostly just eat insects. Why not pick on scavengers instead that come in contact and consume diseased animals? Because it is a Scam

  • @sarahkay2656
    @sarahkay2656 Před měsícem +2

    Dude, I just thought about rabies today after watching your Truth About Viruses video and I can't believe you've already covered this too! You're amazing, keep doing the good work

  • @ymrelang
    @ymrelang Před rokem +100

    It is so disturbing! The worst is that many people (even those with academic studies) won’t accept the truth.

    • @mooselodge3881
      @mooselodge3881 Před rokem +13

      They are the worst

    • @everythingisalllies2141
      @everythingisalllies2141 Před rokem

      The "WHO" is NOT a Health Advisory Authority run by volunteer doctors. Its a private for profit business supporting the Pharmaceutical Industry and more importantly supporting Marxist Politics. Their goal is global tyranny, not health.

    • @inharmonywithearth9982
      @inharmonywithearth9982 Před rokem

      @@RaisedByMettle science and science fiction have become one and the same unfortunately

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem +14

      I actually think much of it is just pure laziness. This isn't something that's easy to grasp in ten or fifteen minutes...you need to dedicate several hours to it to begin to fully understand the basic argument. I think many just aren't willing to put in the work.

    • @MrScaramoosh
      @MrScaramoosh Před rokem

      Because they are indoctrinated, not educated.

  • @rwdyer2263
    @rwdyer2263 Před 9 měsíci +6

    Dr. Sam, are you surprised that Facebook won’t let me share this video on my page? Lol. I don’t think they are big fans of Terrain theory, medicine or of the truth in any shade.

  • @Barefeet200
    @Barefeet200 Před rokem +24

    But “ Old Yellar “ had to be shot because of rabies. That after getting bit by wild boars. Such a traumatic and emotional part of the movie that had a huge impact on the publics belief and understanding of rabies !

    • @shapiemau2244
      @shapiemau2244 Před rokem +4

      Yep, poor Cujo! Good of SK to lend a hand in all this.

    • @nickieglazer7065
      @nickieglazer7065 Před rokem +5

      and Stephen Kings Cujo!
      All part of the programming.

    • @kazparzyxzpenualt8111
      @kazparzyxzpenualt8111 Před rokem +8

      It makes you wonder doesnt it? Cinematic conditioning at so many levels. Very effective. Often perfectly subtle as well. And factor in the need to "talk"about the latest movie release to be considered with it.

    • @VickiTakacs.
      @VickiTakacs. Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@shapiemau2244 He wrote FOR the govt. He's despicable.

    • @whataworld369
      @whataworld369 Před 7 měsíci +1

      It was actually the rabid wolf that got Ol Yeller...
      It attacked by the bonfire and old yeller saved the family, remember?
      Some amazing propaganda via trauma-based mind control aimed at children ... Got me good with that one!

  • @rauldukeduke3040
    @rauldukeduke3040 Před rokem +50

    Who said angels dont exist!!! Dr. Sam is an ANGEL!! her work is saving lives.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem +1

      @@Ilsethomas lol doctors are a top cause of death
      maybe a good thing?

  • @stlouisix3
    @stlouisix3 Před rokem +69

    This is an important video. Thank you very much, Dr Sam Bailey.👍🏻🤝🏻👏🏻
    The 'virologists' love to use poorly studied examples like this🤣😂😄

    • @SimplyHuman186
      @SimplyHuman186 Před rokem +3

      Hilarious 😂. But makes sense. It's only been a few years[like 100 years which is nothing] and we know there has been aa direct effort to keep peole deconparpmentalized and dumb them down weed them out. Only so Many people actually studied any of this stuff. And it looks like lots of it is fibbary. What a shame, but it has to be this way, we are discovering truth thanks to you and It's great!

    • @SuperReznative
      @SuperReznative Před rokem +2

      This is indeed, an important video! Dr.Sam Bailey...is the balm

    • @stlouisix3
      @stlouisix3 Před rokem +1

      @@SimplyHuman186 yes ☑️

    • @stlouisix3
      @stlouisix3 Před rokem

      @@SuperReznative ya 🤣😂😅

  • @savedfaves
    @savedfaves Před rokem +9

    Brilliant video. Two brilliant doctor researchers, Sam and Mark.

  • @danjsilve
    @danjsilve Před rokem +27

    Last year while in Paraguay I was bitten not once but twice by the same dog in 72 hours, and in the same place on my right ankle. It was at a hostel I was volunteering for, by the owner's dog, instead of jumping to the conclusion that I must have Rabies. I asked the owner if his dog had been inoculated, to which he showed me the necessary paperwork confirming the dog had received the appropriate shots. Next, I researched the last time a case of Rabies was reported in Paraguay. which was 1970. Then I looked up recommendations for taking a Rabies shot. They stated only if you work with wildlife. So I was not too concerned, even though a website said that the Rabies virus can lay dormant for a year before one experiences any symptoms. It's now 10 months since the incident, and so far no frothing at the mouth, I have not had any strong desire to bite anyone. I have howled at the full moon a couple of times, but then I have been doing that for several years now. ;-)

    • @therealsedna
      @therealsedna Před rokem +2

      Oh wait for 6 years before you can claim you’re safe 😂😂😂

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      @@therealsedna And ylur laughing proves you arr sick

    • @therealsedna
      @therealsedna Před rokem +2

      @@driatrogenesisit’s ok, not everyone understands sarcasm.

  • @upsidedowndog1256
    @upsidedowndog1256 Před rokem +37

    I love what you are doing here, Doctor Sam! I am no doctor but understand the scientific method research needs to be done in a certain way. I am an aircraft mechanic who has a grasp on how things really work. Keep it up!

    • @SuperReznative
      @SuperReznative Před rokem +7

      Love what she is doing here. and live how she gives that knowing, wink at the end.

    • @ryanqvincent144
      @ryanqvincent144 Před rokem +2

      I like that you are an aircraft mechanic with an understanding of 'how things work'. :) Appreciated.

    • @billdell3051
      @billdell3051 Před rokem +1

      Think it has something to do with profit.

    • @upsidedowndog1256
      @upsidedowndog1256 Před rokem

      @@djinghiskhan9199
      Only by Kiwi standards. And wards of old white guys that try to determine the outcomes of everything. Dr. Sam would be welcome to practice in my free state of Arkansas, USA. I am an old white guy.

  • @MrBriananthony119
    @MrBriananthony119 Před rokem +16

    I keep telling my friends to check out your channel,, Thanks Sam

  • @Ash1965..
    @Ash1965.. Před rokem +26

    You have opened my eyes to so much! Thank you 🙏

  • @shapiemau2244
    @shapiemau2244 Před rokem +36

    Great presentation Dr Sam, thank you.
    Badgers in the UK suffered the same termination process to minimise the spread of both rabies and TB. Quite incredible how they go about land grabs - deliberate poisoning of these creatures and the livestock is what is really going on.

  • @Leonard_Smith
    @Leonard_Smith Před rokem +16

    Still loving the wink! May there be many more in the future!

  • @betsyulbrich7362
    @betsyulbrich7362 Před rokem +123

    I’ve been thinking for years now that giving rabies vaccines to our pets might be why they live such short lives. It makes me angry now.

    • @LibertyWarrior1776
      @LibertyWarrior1776 Před rokem +22

      Also, that local governments create local laws that require rabies vaccines for our beloved dogs. I won't contract with them and refuse to poison my fur babies.

    • @matrixdecoded4226
      @matrixdecoded4226 Před rokem +9

      I assume you are in the US? Do your pets have shorter lives than those in countries where rabies vaccines are not given?

    • @planetruther
      @planetruther Před rokem +26

      I agree. Also the species inappropriate diets we feed them are at fault. Raw food diet is best for cats and dogs. I'm sure generations of inbreeding to create all the various breeds we have today is also at fault.

    • @Recoveringred
      @Recoveringred Před rokem +15

      Vets have spoken out about over vaccination of pets. Particularly the doses. Years ago a vet told me he'd never give my tiny cat a full dose of anything and the biggest problem was the frequency and dose. And look at the feline cancer vaccine. They give it to them in their tail in case cancer develops its much easier to operate on it. Not kidding.

    • @ceeemm1901
      @ceeemm1901 Před rokem +27

      @@planetruther Feeding your dogs and cats commercial processed canned and kibble food is like keeping your kids on a McDonalds/KFC diet.

  • @Lamz..
    @Lamz.. Před rokem +44

    Great video. I would love you making a video about ticks and Lyme's disease. Another fuzzy 'condition' I don't believe has ever been proved.

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem +6

      Hasn't she?
      Maybe that was Dr. Cowan, but I thought Dr. Sam addressed it also.

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem +16

      Spoiler alert:
      They've never found the spirokyte...spyrokite...(forgive my spelling) in a person with "lyme disease".

    • @Lamz..
      @Lamz.. Před rokem

      @@sarahbrown5073 Why does this not surprise me. That spirochete is 'hiding in your body,' right? I always wondered how these suckers have always been smarter than our highly educated scientists. 😂 😂

    • @sotecluxan4221
      @sotecluxan4221 Před rokem

      Maybe, I did not grasp it-Bailey assured, it is a toxin, not the virus. From where is the toxin? Tetanus, it is said, not caused by the bacterium, the toxin coming from these bacteria, causes the disease.

    • @Lamz..
      @Lamz.. Před rokem +4

      @@sotecluxan4221 Doggies sometimes eat things that will make them sick. The commercial kibble will make them sick for one thing.

  • @arnoldziffel112
    @arnoldziffel112 Před rokem +15

    Many years ago our cat got only one highly dangerous, highly toxic injection, and that was of the fictional "rabies" vaccine, and it was before I was awake and aware and I know was just due to "not being responsible" that I did not get him vaccinated again, but it did work out in the end to his benefit, especially after I became awake and aware of the ruse-athon of "germ theory." He is so healthy, so very healthy these days. Our pets do not have a voice, but we do! We MUST protect our beloved animals! Any and all vaccinations, and also antibiotics are animal abuse, and of course, human abuse. Does my cat get sick? Yes he does, although rarely, but like with me and my family we let him and us heal on his and our own, which he and we accomplish every time. The only thing we did when he got really sick after going outside, most likely from getting into the roundup (that we don't use anymore) and getting next to cats who are sick of vaccine toxins they are sloughing-off, well, we took him in and got a saline injection to help with fluids that he desperately needed, but we refused the usual antibiotic script. Animal bodies, minus the devastating vaccine tragedies, will heal on their own, rather quickly, which he did. I love my cat, far more than I "love" those who wish to make him ill in the name of power, control, and profit. I, I, I, am doing the right thing, the responsible thing, I know it with fact. It's not a belief, it's a fact. It has been said that belief if he enemy of knowing. It's not what we think we know, it's what can be proven with real math, real science, not magic math, conjectures, theoretical absurdities of the mainstream cartel systems. I have said, and I will say to ad nauseum, if one wants to be healthy, do the absolute 100% opposite of what the mainstream cartel systems instruct. Period. Peace. Close.

    • @zanecosgrove4820
      @zanecosgrove4820 Před 7 měsíci

      What if the cartel wants you to do the opposite? Don't just do the opposite, do your research and check your bias while doing so in order to learn new things and respect cognitive dissonance

  • @stephiis8882
    @stephiis8882 Před 9 měsíci +4

    I found that tetanus symptoms seem to overlap a lot with rabies, and since tetanus is caused by feces getting into the body through open wounds (it's not the rusty nails, it's the feces particles on the nails), perhaps "rabies" comes from animal - particularly dog - bites because they often have feces in their mouths? They do eat poo quite often, and I do wonder if this could be the potential cause.

  • @bjames159
    @bjames159 Před rokem +4

    Your sass levels are off the charts in this one. Keep up the good work!

  • @comesahorseman
    @comesahorseman Před rokem +7

    Food for thought, thanks Dr. !

  • @Deuce-G-RC
    @Deuce-G-RC Před rokem +3

    Love it, thank you, Sam ❤

  • @ignacioburpenbelcher5237
    @ignacioburpenbelcher5237 Před rokem +24

    Doctor Sam....Thank you for explaining . I always thought rabies were rabbit babies. I often wondered why nobody was responding to my ad for selling baby rabbits because I was saying " I have rabies ...see me...for yours."

    • @jeremyashford2145
      @jeremyashford2145 Před rokem

      Clearly your were mistaken
      Rabies are RABID babies.
      Who would want to by a drooling paralysed baby?

    • @jeffebdy
      @jeffebdy Před rokem +10

      Thank you for laugh!

  • @gordonflash8976
    @gordonflash8976 Před rokem +3

    Hi Sam, Wondering if you could do a video on sinigar namonia (locally known as black death). What it is meant to do and How it is thought to achieve that once taken. I watch your videos on the alternate platform as well. Thanks for all your work please keep soldering on.

  • @ZurafaninDuskunu
    @ZurafaninDuskunu Před rokem +6

    Dr. Sam Another question that often comes is the smallpox one. Can you make a video about that too? Or have you already made one?

  • @asweet23
    @asweet23 Před 3 měsíci

    I’ve been thinking this for months, thank you for doing this video. I need an official opt out certificate so I can present it to my town and also for traveling. Every town in the US requires their pet to be registered & a required rabies vax.

  • @mkshffr4936
    @mkshffr4936 Před rokem +12

    Wouldn't it be interesting if someone tried to analyze the saliva of rabid animals for the presence of toxins and or associated bacteria.

  • @descarter1329
    @descarter1329 Před rokem

    Thanks!

  • @nmc1859
    @nmc1859 Před rokem +6

    Thank you ❤🙏

  • @lilolmecj
    @lilolmecj Před rokem +12

    We have a lovely Chow/Husky mix dog. His shots he got at age 3, including the three year rabies , and Lepto, and kennel cough. He also got a dose of Bravecto by mouth for his flea prevention. Out of that he developed generalized arthritis which along with the medication given for that nearly resulted in his death. We just now , three and a half years later, seem to have gotten his body almost recovered. He is presently on Prednisone, which we are tapering down hoping he will be fully recovered. I am not saying any of those medications/ immunizations caused this, but it is difficult to not question. I am also very suspicious of the Gabapentin he was treated with. Right now he is back to himself, but obviously we are waiting to see if we can get him completely off of the Prednisone.

  • @matrixdecoded4226
    @matrixdecoded4226 Před rokem +18

    Thanks for the explanation and the offering of an alternative theory - toxins.

    • @savedfaves
      @savedfaves Před rokem +2

      Dental mercury to name one of many. Dental mercury ruined my life. Shattered my life for decades.

    • @Zizzyyzz
      @Zizzyyzz Před 4 měsíci +1

      ​@@savedfavesHope you're doing better.

  • @simplysavvylife
    @simplysavvylife Před rokem +4

    Is there a part 2 to this bc I swear I saw a part 2 to the Rabies issue but maybe I'm micing memories..

  • @szolanek
    @szolanek Před rokem +6

    Now I wonder, what it is.
    For bacteria would've been discovered, I guess.
    1) Our cat had it, after moving near forested area, with foxes etc. It lasted for about 3 months, and was crazy. (My girlfriend refused to take him to doctor)
    2) I don't know about other countries, but we also call it "water phobia". We also assume, that certain sicknesses or conditions can lead to it, which we can't tolerate. (I probably fell into a similar state for few hours, when evil doctors refused anti bacteria tablets for my peptic ulcer, after refusing to swallow the pipe for the third time). We also suspect psychological conditions, as facing virus mania, can drive one into rabies.

  • @vanru2176
    @vanru2176 Před rokem +7

    Thank you Dr. Bailey.

  • @bbloomfield6497
    @bbloomfield6497 Před rokem +11

    Early 90's I was exposed to rabies marketing: seeing VHS that is really burnt into my brain, foaming at the mouth, incapacitated, imminent death, etc.
    My father was working in a field eradicating invasive species in Australia.. it seemed like a legit threat. Then backed up by a lot of TV and films.
    Nice to know that fear was overly inflated and quite pointless. So who gains from making it a thing people should be scared of?
    Hey Sam, really good reporting and explanations for everyone who is not a doctor but doing their best to keep up in this crazy world.

  • @aalliaandreadis5109
    @aalliaandreadis5109 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Please cover Toxoplasma gondii as well!!

  • @BruceSpackman-dc1mj
    @BruceSpackman-dc1mj Před 3 měsíci

    Subscribed

  • @ianh9091
    @ianh9091 Před rokem +7

    Sam the work done by yourself and Mark has been liberating. Your views on Viruses and virology make complete sense to me although I confess I had to work pretty hard at reconciling it in my own head when initially exposed to your work. That may well be testament to the conditioning that I had to shake off 😊. This is another fine presentation that supports my new found liberation 👍🙏.

  • @jonjudice1155
    @jonjudice1155 Před rokem +16

    I was literally just asking about rabies. Dr Sam are you stalking me? I'll allow it

  • @jimc3891
    @jimc3891 Před rokem +1

    1Q84 on your bookshelf. A good read.

  • @shreksswamp9001
    @shreksswamp9001 Před rokem +17

    Great video Sam. Thank you. When ever someone says to me that the 'science is settled' I usually say back to them, "so does that mean science doesn't even exist?" Of course I get puzzled looks and an attack for being smart. I then say to them that saying 'the science is settled,' is an oxymoron at the least and idiotic. There is no such thing in science. Science is never settled, because things always change over time, new discoveries are made, a scientist of the future with a better brain than ours finds something new that we overlooked. It is never settled. So to say that science is settled means there is no more use for it and anything from here on in is a lie!

  • @MrBobVick
    @MrBobVick Před rokem +5

    Watched on the free world Odyssey this morning, did not know if this would be league on Their Tube, very interesting.

  • @davidgarland2533
    @davidgarland2533 Před rokem +13

    Injecting Gangrene soup into a rabbit brain convinced me

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem +2

      When you look deeper into the experiments, the only thing they really ever prove is that abused and poisoned animals get sick.

    • @davidgarland2533
      @davidgarland2533 Před rokem

      @@RaisedByMettle medical science has advanced so much Dr Fauci subjects dogs to sand flies

  • @Hero-nc8wc
    @Hero-nc8wc Před rokem +5

    Thank you for spreading the Truth!

  • @tatoverde9312
    @tatoverde9312 Před rokem +6

    I have checked many of the references that are stated in virus mania. It is amazing to see how "science" is manipulated by the interest groups and narcisist pseudoscientists. It is a remainder to all of us to question/research more. For every hypothesis, search for alternative hypothesis.

  • @Ashley--L
    @Ashley--L Před rokem

    Thank you soooo much!!! :) :) :)

  • @charlieking-williams9725

    Dr. You are So Amazing...

  • @paulmanuse2353
    @paulmanuse2353 Před rokem

    Yup!! Your always on it!!!

  • @weskus01
    @weskus01 Před rokem +6

    If virology and electron microscopy is up in the annals of alchemy (which I’m willing to believe that it is), what is it that our good virologists, who are supposedly hybridising bat and human flu viruses in their daily work are getting paid to do?

    • @shapiemau2244
      @shapiemau2244 Před rokem +5

      Design the toxin ;)

    • @raymundhofmann7661
      @raymundhofmann7661 Před rokem +6

      Marketing vaccines by keeping the superstition alive?

    • @savedfaves
      @savedfaves Před rokem +5

      I doesn’t matter because they never use a control.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      Waht are politicians getting paid to do?
      Mostly BS
      maybe they developed something of significance, like a toxic protein that they can inject into people
      but what makes you think there was a bioweapon?
      If there was it wasnt very effective since no one was dropping dead in the street

  • @denissorn
    @denissorn Před rokem +1

    infectious misfolded protein could maybe make more sense.

  • @simonobrien3185
    @simonobrien3185 Před měsícem +1

    Its more scare tactics!

  • @LeeGee
    @LeeGee Před rokem +1

    I'm in Hungary, where I have seen red sings on fields warning of rabies.

    • @ceeemm1901
      @ceeemm1901 Před rokem +1

      In Hungary you only get rabies when bitten by politicians.

  • @SixTimesMrOlympia
    @SixTimesMrOlympia Před rokem +1

    My cat has recurring flu like symptoms. Really bad phlegm and mucus. Unwell. It goes after a few days like someone has turned on a light switch. Only for symptoms to come back in several days or weeks.
    Vet said cat flu with a permanent virus in his blood and becomes active and inactive. Antibiotics given. Injected. He eats the best food Orijen cat. I don't know what the root cause is. The only toxin he is exposed to is the yearly vaccination. Which he won't have again.
    How long after vaccination before any possible symptoms can start?

  • @leifjohansson7702
    @leifjohansson7702 Před 3 dny

    Collodial silver may have inspired the silver bullet against some nightmare monster

  • @jj123123123100
    @jj123123123100 Před rokem +15

    Rabies was one that I wondered about, no scientific evidence yet again! I'm starting to notice a pattern here... 😂

  • @Aklemvaeo
    @Aklemvaeo Před rokem +3

    I suppose if they injected liquefied organs into my grey matter, I'd be foaming at the mouth, too.

  • @russandrews3078
    @russandrews3078 Před rokem +4

    ❤️

  • @RedStoneWhite
    @RedStoneWhite Před rokem

    There's news out on the MSM that there's a new kid on the block called "Langya"

  • @elwood212
    @elwood212 Před 5 měsíci

    Great coverage of Rabies. Thank you Dr. Bailey. After reading “ Pasteurs Gambit” my mainstream illusion of the ‘gift ‘ of pasteurisation , Louis brought to our modern world was altered 180 degrees by the greedy truth. Cleary he was a sell out from the start like so many ‘history makers’.
    I wonder if heightened emotional states that the brain uses to manufacture and release specific hormones may also play a part in the development of ‘rabies’???

  • @oblivianation9759
    @oblivianation9759 Před rokem +1

    I love you.

  • @mishkipie
    @mishkipie Před rokem

    Thank you.

  • @heidibee501
    @heidibee501 Před rokem +7

    I feel as though l just took a course watching this video. I watched it to the very end and it gave me some comfort. I recently was bitten by a raccoon. This little one comes for food and is usually very gentle. But my daughter and l were engaged in a very heated argument. I think it was very stressed listening to that. I went to hospital and the doctor said due to the animal's otherwise calm demeanor, the very small size of the bite and the fact that l applied isopropyl immediately l would not need a vaccine.

  • @smokecurl9437
    @smokecurl9437 Před rokem

    Brilliant dr. But I am only here to appreciate your natural beauty. Respect!

  • @simonrodriguez4685
    @simonrodriguez4685 Před rokem +3

    Clever Sam “The powers that shouldn’t be” we would be better off using that instead.

  • @iancassie9840
    @iancassie9840 Před rokem +4

    , , i have seen several theories on DDT CAUSING SYMTOMS that were labeled as polio , what do think about the so called recent outbreak ????

    • @inharmonywithearth9982
      @inharmonywithearth9982 Před rokem +1

      I know it is hard to believe but in the 1960s the Military used to drive big tanker trucks down neighborhood roads spraying DDT on neighborhoods in San Antonio Texas and the TV and Radio news told all the parents there to bring out their children so as to be sprayed because the DDT toxin would prevent childhood Polio. There are lots of old military advertisments on You Tube showing the actual footage of the children being sprayed on the sidewalks there. I grew up in that era and saw the children actualy becoming crippled soon afterwards and losing their mobility.

    • @user-zc7tg9vy9c
      @user-zc7tg9vy9c Před měsícem

      A very interesting book called - The moth in the Iron lung.

  • @leokovacic707
    @leokovacic707 Před rokem

    A bit unrelated but relevant to the present times of the year :
    Coul mosquitoes spread covid vaxines /their ingredients?

  • @ryanqvincent144
    @ryanqvincent144 Před rokem +6

    @14:00 About the incidence of rabies before and after the introduction of the 'preventative treatment' started was interesting, and not in a good way, as the deaths increased significantly beyond the levels in previous years with the increasing use of the 'treatment'.
    It may be interesting to note that there were similar trends noticed with the introduction of the 'preventative treatment' for the the latest pandemic disease after 2020. ;-/ Just thoughts.
    This is another excellent video that covers much that is needed to understand the possible causes of disease and it isn't what we have been taught. ;-/

    • @traceybaldwin6509
      @traceybaldwin6509 Před rokem +4

      It was the same when smallpox vaccination was made mandatory in the UK in the 1800s-there was MORE smallpox death in the years following compulsory vaccinations than in the years prior to it.

    • @ryanqvincent144
      @ryanqvincent144 Před rokem +1

      @@traceybaldwin6509 That I wasn't aware of. However, it makes so much sense! ;-/ Thanks for sharing. :)

  • @Investigativebean
    @Investigativebean Před rokem +1

    Whaaaaat? Vampire mythology is based on actual vampires, or certain historical tyrants with insatiable bloodlust.

  • @bushveldkid7640
    @bushveldkid7640 Před rokem +4

    Please can you do a video on Tetanus and now the combo with Whooping cough in a vax in the USA.

  • @nasirjamal7249
    @nasirjamal7249 Před rokem +2

    Mam thanks a lot for this such a healthy awareness message for common peoples
    Plz mam also tell about sanak bite
    Dr Nasir.

  • @secretagent7888
    @secretagent7888 Před rokem +1

    Dr. Bailey, I greatly respect your skeptical approach to viruses, but are you really saying that viruses do not exist at all?. How then do treatments for various "viral" diseases such as measles, polio, etc. work?

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      Measles was largely going away by its own, due to clean water and hygiene...what treatments are you referring to? Vaccines had nothing to do with small pox measles, going down, this was already occuring before the introduction of wide scale vaccines and treatments,
      Polio is a another lie, many various theories as to the causes of polio
      one doctor foundnthat by reducing excess sugars that the child polio cases reduced massivelt
      so the treatment was removing sugar from the diet
      Some related Polio symptoms to widespread uses of various chemicals like ddt which have no since been banned.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem +1

      Just because someone takes Vitamin C and feels better after symptoms
      doenst prove any infection existed
      I dont see why people keep making these points
      Anti bacterials "seemingly work" because they attack the bacteria cleaning up the mess...which may reduce symptoms, it doesnt actuallt address the underlying cause.
      Such as Pink Eye
      People get pink eye because they rub theur eyes when they have toxins and junk in theur fingers
      its not bacteria causing the bacteria is just there doing its job LoL
      Again you dont getnit
      if you understood anythung she said you woukdnt be asking thst

  • @MrApplewine
    @MrApplewine Před rokem +8

    What about herpes? Herpes isn't contagious and doesn't exist? Is herpes created by a toxin from a bacteria which keeps re-appearing too? So many people have various strains of herpes that it should be easier to do studies and figure out what herpes is.

    • @ff144k
      @ff144k Před rokem

      even moderate amount vitamin C seems to deactivate herpes very fast.

    • @sotecluxan4221
      @sotecluxan4221 Před rokem

      A virus, sitting in a node crawls to the skin, when immunity down. Hardly to believe, getting Herpes simplex, after insolation, takes just a few hrs-pretty fast! Some say, it is contagious, others assure, u get it, unborn. Evidence is brittle....When having Herpes, being in contact, no one was infected.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem +1

      But usnt it weird how it can just come and go like its always been there?
      Again no one is saying these symptoms rashes, etc dont exist
      its the methodoly used to define them, to define transmission and so on
      As of 2016, about 67% of the world population under the age of 50 had HSV-1.
      Of 67% of all people under 50 have it, that doesnt seem like its something being spread lol sounds like its something thst is always there..i mean really 67% of the world population? Are rhey just all that sexually active ? I doubt it

    • @sarahkay2656
      @sarahkay2656 Před měsícem

      Watch her video on EBV

  • @jlolson53
    @jlolson53 Před 3 měsíci

    If the toxins hypothesis were correct, I would think it difficult to explain how effective antibiotics can be. The only explanation I can think that allies with this hypothesis is that the antibiotic reduces microbes and their toxins.

  • @arunraj_r
    @arunraj_r Před rokem

    Thank you so much. What about bacterias then? Could you please explain it.

    • @saschaesken5524
      @saschaesken5524 Před 3 měsíci

      what s your point

    • @markhedger6378
      @markhedger6378 Před 11 dny

      Bacteria are always present in the body , when symptoms of illness present they increase naturally to perform the job of cleaning or detoxing.As symptoms of detox change,purhaps as cleaning goes deeper ,the bacteria also change and their respiration is detected (odors or skin Flakes etc)upon recovery the bacteria levels receed to normal.

  • @ornabels
    @ornabels Před rokem +6

    Any theories as to why Lyme's disease has become so prevelant in recent years?

    • @kaycee625
      @kaycee625 Před rokem +1

      Good question

    • @savedfaves
      @savedfaves Před rokem

      Lyme disease is said to be caused by a bacteria (which can be seen under microscopes) presumably. Viruses on the other hand cannot. Is the theory of Lyme true? I have no idea.

    • @redtailedspirit4863
      @redtailedspirit4863 Před rokem

      I’ve pondered this and I’m wondering if that spirochete is there trying to rid body of glyphosate. I know our bodies get fooled into using glyphosate in place of glycine(I think that’s the one). So we’re using it to rebuild the tissues/muscles etc.

    • @whiteswordwarrior9995
      @whiteswordwarrior9995 Před rokem +6

      it has not become prevalent, it has become diagnosed

    • @whiteswordwarrior9995
      @whiteswordwarrior9995 Před rokem +1

      it's the same scam as HIV-AIDS.
      1) you get a tick bite
      2) your doctor gives you an injection
      3) you get a disease from the injection
      this trick is old and always the same

  • @BruceSpackman-dc1mj
    @BruceSpackman-dc1mj Před 3 měsíci

    thank you for speaking out against the poison Convid Injections 👍🏻

  • @22leggedsasquatch
    @22leggedsasquatch Před rokem +3

    What about bacteria being transfered during the bite.. especially if the animal had recently eaten ir chewed on something disgusting.

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem

      That's a defiant possibility, however terrain theory would say it's not the bacteria that's harmful but whatever toxin the bacteria is trying to digest.
      The point is that the rabies virus has never been proven to exist, and rabies vaccines are dangerous and unnecessary.....for people, and for pets.

    • @sarahbrown5073
      @sarahbrown5073 Před rokem

      Let me know if my above ☝️comment is still visible, anyone. I suspect I might have spoken too plainly.

    • @inharmonywithearth9982
      @inharmonywithearth9982 Před rokem +1

      @@sarahbrown5073 I do not see your other comment Sarah.

    • @creativeideas012
      @creativeideas012 Před rokem

      @@sarahbrown5073 I don't see it

  • @leoandolino4668
    @leoandolino4668 Před rokem +1

    The cover is coming off of establishment medicine. Liam Scheff mentioned this as well (except for the great detail provided by Dr. Bailey).

  • @donkeynuts75
    @donkeynuts75 Před rokem

    To kill a mockingbird. Brilliant book.

  • @aWomanFreed
    @aWomanFreed Před rokem +3

    Remember that movie from the 70s/80s, Cujo? Anyone doubt that Hollywood/big pharma are the same ppl???

    • @aWomanFreed
      @aWomanFreed Před rokem

      @@FruityFruitbatand?

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      they are 100%
      amd notice they always put fear porn about deadlt virus outbreak
      its conditioning

  • @alexluthiger731
    @alexluthiger731 Před rokem

    So the killer rabbit is actually no myth?

  • @muhammadshoaib9904
    @muhammadshoaib9904 Před rokem +3

    Dr sam I'm on antidepressants for 1 and a half year i-e fluoextine and co depricap. And I am 20 years old and I am seeing some sextual changes within me is it normal??please let me know

    • @lakota123max
      @lakota123max Před rokem +1

      antidepressants r well known for their detrimental emotional and sexual side effects… they r notoriously difficult to get off of too…. u need to look at ur vaccinations during childhood and see when the problems began and some hardcore cleansing is needed to help yourself

    • @JewTubeSux
      @JewTubeSux Před rokem

      Fluoxtine is a fluoride derivative. Fluoride is one of THE most toxic substances known and is one of the worst cancer causing agents there are...

    • @tjantipas2998
      @tjantipas2998 Před rokem

      Bro, antidepressants are a scam. Smoke and or eat some Marijuana

    • @m.j.2939
      @m.j.2939 Před rokem

      Hello, I highly recommend seeing a naturopathic practitioner because antidepressants are extremely dangerous for your health. Most issues are caused by a core lack of vitimans and minerals in the body which need to be addressed.
      These chemical medications only cause other health and mental issues. Please see a counsellor not a psychiatrist who will most likely recommend more drugs.
      As humans we are supposed to go through trials and tribulations as it is part of growing. We cannot avoid them. More healthy activities and interests you enjoy help.
      Please ALWAYS research medications for yourself before committing to them. Most times it's simply not worth it. I hope you can find a good naturopathic practitioner as the system makes it hard for them to practice these days because they are preventative measures and the pharmaceutical industry can't profit from their work.
      Please be careful going off drugs if you decide to and do consult your doctor how because it may have some consequences going cold turkey. You and your health are worth it!
      All the best 🙂
      medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a689006.html

    • @orcoastgreenman
      @orcoastgreenman Před rokem +4

      Check out Shawn Baker MD channel and the carnivore diet.

  • @Dennis-xh2ec
    @Dennis-xh2ec Před rokem

    I live in Bali . There are deaths each year from rabies. Dog bites sometimes monkey's. Got bit 3 weeks ago. 2 jabs. 1 in each arm then a jab a week later. Last jab after 4 weeks. I don't think the pup had rabies but got the jabs. Last jab this Saturday.

    • @conradmbugua9098
      @conradmbugua9098 Před rokem

      how come rabbis deaths occurs more in third world countries than in western countries? I think rabbis just like any viral "infection" has got to do more with hygiene than make belief viruses. This has been seen in other dis-eases like polio, spanish flu, bubonic plague and small pox

    • @conradmbugua9098
      @conradmbugua9098 Před rokem

      @@seriousgamer54 please stop watching television, it's messing with your reality. Wild animal encounters are very rare and there's no documented cases of wild animals transmitting rabies that i know of. I bet rabies is transmitted by vaccinated animals but this is just a speculation.

    • @creativeideas012
      @creativeideas012 Před rokem

      From it or because of its treatment?!

    • @VickiTakacs.
      @VickiTakacs. Před 11 měsíci +1

      Yeah. You are a moron

    • @VickiTakacs.
      @VickiTakacs. Před 11 měsíci +1

      He is going by govt propaganda. He doesn't know anyone personally who had rabies.

  • @robot7759
    @robot7759 Před rokem

    🙏

  • @PeachesCourage
    @PeachesCourage Před rokem +3

    This is what I was thinking too that it was a toxin like botulism? This sounds very reasonable to me and have always thought this in a way and also it could not be a virus

  • @angelaq2821
    @angelaq2821 Před rokem +3

    Would like to see examples of dogs who were up-to-date on their rabies vaccines, who bit someone and then the individual had symptoms that were similar to rabies.

    • @driatrogenesis
      @driatrogenesis Před rokem

      I bet there are many examples, but the doctors are nit gonna report it as rabies, they will ask the owner does the dog have its shots, if the person answers yes, then the diagnosis is the dog did not have rabies
      you arent making a good argument atnall

  • @kashyappatrl0713
    @kashyappatrl0713 Před rokem

    M bitten by rabies dog and got 3 antirabies dose m I safe now of I will show symptoms after years

  • @dodgro8342
    @dodgro8342 Před rokem +7

    The question is how do we get our pets out of that meaningless /quite possibly harmful rabies shot

    • @VickiTakacs.
      @VickiTakacs. Před 11 měsíci +4

      It's not just that shot. It's all of them. First off in my state 3 offices told me it was the law. I looked it up. Big fat lie. No law in Missouri.

  • @regant.cameron8237
    @regant.cameron8237 Před rokem +2

    I woke up with a baby bat in my bedroom the other day.
    Would YOU advise the series of shots?
    I live on a small Gulf Island in BC Canada
    I read that by the time you show any symptoms it will be fatal.
    And that bites are hard to see so if you have a bat in your bedroom you should get the shots anyway.
    I'm feeling somewhat reassured listening to this. The shots are multiple thousands of dollars and very painful from what I've heard from a woman who had them.

    • @kickpublishing
      @kickpublishing Před rokem

      It would have to bite you to give you rabies and of course the chances of the bat even having rabies are probably a million to one.

  • @X_theOracle
    @X_theOracle Před 11 měsíci +2

    I love how triggered people are with this reality you present to the programmed minds of the masses.

  • @LittleBrother55
    @LittleBrother55 Před rokem +2

    I was too young to see "Old Yeller", but my two older siblings were quite upset, even shaken, by the dog's demise. How sad to think that Old Yeller died for our sins. 😪

  • @bluesky6985
    @bluesky6985 Před 4 měsíci

    I thought rabies was a parasite but I wonder now

  • @dafucitisAi
    @dafucitisAi Před rokem +4

    I love you content. I wish, however, there would be some offering of a hypothesis of how so many people, including myself, got infected with very similar symptoms, olfactory specifically. There is much controversy surrounding this "pandemic" but without offering other possible causes, it can leave people doubting . . .

    • @derekc6445
      @derekc6445 Před rokem

      A pandemic of the PCR test, is what it is. Here in the UK, because this inappropriate test is not free anymore, they are estimating cases i.e. pie in the sky talk. Symptoms, not an inappropriate test, is the only way for a correct diagnosis. Sniffles, colds, influenza, pneumonia should not be renamed Covid 19 to fit the scaremongering narrative.

    • @dafucitisAi
      @dafucitisAi Před rokem +1

      @@derekc6445 i agree. But the oddity of the loss of smell and taste completely by so many millions in the first year is suspect. I have had many illnesses in my life and most have not experienced anything like this. Other symptoms i can see could be anything. It begs for an explanation, even if it isnt viral

    • @shapiemau2244
      @shapiemau2244 Před rokem +1

      @@dafucitisAi Dr Sam covers this too!

    • @dafucitisAi
      @dafucitisAi Před rokem +1

      @@shapiemau2244 can you point me to the video?

    • @shapiemau2244
      @shapiemau2244 Před rokem +2

      @@dafucitisAi sorry buddy, she covered this a while ago. You will have to go to her channel uploads. Amandha Vollmer also covers this very well, again a while ago. They are there though, best wishes.

  • @rodneyjack3309
    @rodneyjack3309 Před rokem +27

    As a dog breeder. I'm very tired of pups being sick after vacation. So we stopped and vala no more sick.
    Rabies vaccination is tricky because it comes with vet certification and to cross the border you require it. Keep up the good work. We just have to find ways to dodge those vax bullets.

  • @kham7426
    @kham7426 Před rokem +5

    Television shows and movies have a lot to do with promoting rabies in dogs. It has become a staple, character gets bitten by a dog who is foaming/frothing at the mouth, and has to go to the hospital and get all those shot.
    Why are some causes of foaming/frothing at the mouth in dogs? Anxiety/stress, over exertion, nausea, ...
    Rabies would hardly be in the public consciousness if not for media.