S6E82 | Allison Adams - Targeted Home Invasion, Implanted Parasites, & MK ULTRA Survivor Task Force

Today I’m so honored to have back on the show once again: Masonic Ritual Abuse Victim, Survivor and now Whistleblower for the first time, intuitive empath, entrepreneur, public speaker and improv comedian, biofeedback facilitator and educator, clean farming and nature lover, podcast regular, and an incredible hero coming forward to advocate for whistleblower and survivor protection and safety and to do everything in her power to facilitate the change she wishes to see in the world: Allison Adams

A little bit about Allison in case you’re new here, missed her riveting first three episodes, or need a little recap:

Long before tragedy sought her out, Allison had already walked a remarkable path. Diagnosed with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy as a child, she refused to be defined by her condition. For 45 years, she mastered it with unwavering sovereignty - through disciplined choices in food, restorative sleep, mindfulness, and inner strength. What began as medicine became her superpower: a daily practice of awareness and control that kept her vibrant, connected, and free. Her days overflowed with simple, genuine joys—gym friendships, hikes through the woods, lunch dates, and the deep sharing that comes from real human connection. An outsider by choice and circumstance, she moved through life with openness and trust.

But that trust was brutally weaponized. She befriended a woman at the gym, never imagining the warmth and stories shared during miles and miles of hikes would become the very tools used to target her. For two years, a sophisticated network stalked and groomed her, using personal details against her. In April 2020, on the patio of an acquaintance—a James Beard-nominated chef named Marty connected to that network—Allison was drugged with at least four substances. She lost 10 harrowing hours to ritualistic horror: violation, strangulation, hazing, and terror orchestrated by an organized collective. Yet here is where her light refused to be extinguished.

Even in that drugged state, her decades of biofeedback training awakened. While her body appeared unconscious, her mind remained hyperaware—an observer in the storm. In the months and years that followed, she patiently gathered fragments, clues, memories, and inner knowing. Piece by piece, she reconstructed her truth. The same mastery that once tamed epilepsy now became her anchor in survival and healing. She refused to let trauma erase her. Instead, she transformed it into purpose.

Allison was not born into a multi-generational cult or ritual abuse family. She was a regular woman - lured, hunted, and caught. Her story reveals how insidious and organized the darkness can be, and how anyone can become a target when trust is exploited by those who operate in shadows.

Watching brave whistleblowers step forward only to face targeting, financial desperation, illness, and silencing ignited a righteous fire within her. She realized that true disclosure is not just dramatic testimony—it is everyday survivors like her speaking out, and it demands community protection. There is no witness protection for these crimes. Society often blames victims, dismisses their stories as “too outrageous,” or looks away because the darkness is uncomfortable. Allison chose the opposite.

She knows the risks. She has watched others silenced. She remains in danger, still living in the town where the attack occurred, still navigating ongoing targeting and constant vigilance. Yet she will not be deterred. Her voice rises not just for herself, but powerfully for the children—the ones drugged with memory-erasing substances who have no reference point, no adult resilience, no framework to understand the violation. That fierce compassion, that maternal fire for the innocent, reveals the depth of her true character.

Her legacy is not one of victimhood. It is one of triumphant, unbreakable light. She is living proof that the human spirit, when anchored in sovereignty and transformed by unimaginable darkness, becomes a flame that no evil can extinguish—and a call to action that echoes through the ages. Stand with her. Learn from her. Be inspired by her. The light she carries is ours to carry forward.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:00

What's up you guys? Welcome to The Imagination. I'm your host Emma and today I'm so honored to have back on the show once again Masonic Ritual Abuse, Victim, Survivor, and now Whistleblower, Intuitive Empath, Enpreneur, Public Speaker, and Improv Comedian, Biofeedback Facilitator and Educator, Clean Farming and Nature Lover, Podcast Regular and an incredible woman coming forward to advocate for whistleblower and survivor protection and safety and to do everything in her power to facilitate the change she wishes to see in the world. Alison Adams. A little bit about Alison, in case you guys are new here, missed her riveting first three episodes, or if you just need a little recap on what we've talked about already. Long before tragedy sought her out, Allison had already walked a remarkable path. Diagnosed with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy as a child, she refused to be defined by her condition. For 45 years, she mastered it with unwavering sovereignty through disciplined choices in food, restorative sleep, mindfulness, and inner strength. What began as medicine became her superpower, a daily practice of awareness and control that kept her vibrant, connected, and free. Her days overflowed with simple, genuine joys, gym friendships, hikes through the woods, lunch dates, and the deep sharing that comes from real human connection. An outsider by choice and circumstance, she moved through life with openness and trust. But that trust was brutally weaponized. She befriended a woman at the gym, never imagining the warmth and stories shared during miles and miles of hikes would become the very tools used to target her. For two years, a sophisticated network stopped and groomed her, using personal details against her. Then in April 2020, on the patio of an acquaintance, a James Beard nominated chef named Marty connected to the network. Alison was drugged with at least four substances. She lost 10 harrowing hours to ritualistic horror, including violation, strangulation, hazing, and terror orchestrated by an organized collective. Yet here is where her light refused to be extinguished. Even in that drug state, her decades of biofeedback training awakened. While her body appeared unconscious, her mind remained hyper-aware, an observer in the storm. In the months and years that followed, she patiently gathered fragments, clues, memories, and inner knowing. Piece by piece, she reconstructed the truth. The same mastery that once tamed epilepsy now became her anchor in survival and healing. She refused to let trauma erase her. Instead, she transformed it into purpose. Alison was not born into a multigenerational cult or ritual abuse family. She was a quote unquote regular woman, lured, hunted, and caught. Her story reveals how insidious and organized the darkness can be, and how anyone can become a target when trust is exploited by those who operate in the shadows. Watching brave whistleblowers step forward only to face targeting, financial desperation, illness, and silencing ignited a righteous fire within her. She realized that true disclosure is not just dramatic testimony. It's everyday survivors like her speaking out, and it demands community protection. There's no witness protection currently for these crimes. Society often blames victims, dismissing their stories as too outrageous or crazy, or they look away because the darkness is just too uncomfortable. Alison chose the opposite. She knows the risks, she has watched others silenced, she remains in danger still living in the town where the attacks occurred, still navigating ongoing targeting and constant vigilance. Yet she will not be deterred. Her voice rises not just for herself, but powerfully for the children, the ones drugged with memory-erasing substances who have no reference point, no adult resilience, no framework to even understand the violation. That fierce compassion, that maternal fire for the innocent, reveals the depth of her true character. Her legacy is not one of victimhood, it is one of triumphant, unbreakable light. She is living proof that the human spirit, when anchored in sovereignty and transformed by unimaginable darkness, becomes a flame that no evil can extinguish, and a call to action that echoes through the ages. So stand with her, learn from her, and be inspired by her. The light Allison carries is ours to carry forward. So you guys, without further ado, please help me in welcoming back today's guest of honor, Survivor and Thriver, Survivor Advocate, Walking Miracle, Courageous, Passionate Purveyor of Truth, Warrioress, Voice for the Voiceless, and the absolute brightest light in the darkness, the one, the only, Allison Adams. Alison, it is so darn good to have you back again today. I'm really happy to do a part four for you.

SPEAKER_01 5:38

This is like thank you so much for having me. And thank you for giving me a voice. Oh my gosh, to speak out. This has been so rewarding. And um, thank you.

SPEAKER_00 5:49

It's my honor. I'm grateful to get to spend more time with you. And I love watching my audience bond more and more with you with every episode and watching your message reverberate and create these really impactful inspirations within people where you're having people reach out to you, and I'm having people reach out to me. And we're, you know, we're getting people together to care and to sort of take their power back. And so I really appreciate everything that you're doing. You know, despite all the obstacles that you face every single day, you're still a champion for everybody else. And, you know, there's been a lot you you've been on recently, but there's actually been a lot that has happened since we talked last. So I wanted to turn it over to you and maybe we could start sort of talking about that and you know, get into to some of the things that that have transpired and that were actually happening as we were talking, literally on this call the last time. Horrible.

SPEAKER_01 6:44

Yeah, it was. It um so we talked two weeks ago on a Saturday, and I had just um come in. I I actually almost went out of town in the morning and I went to a party and I rushed back all excited to talk to Emma, and I had 15 minutes maybe to get ready for our call. And so I ran around the house and fed my dog, let my dog out, and I um came back and just jumped on the podcast. That was kind of what happened. And I I was I I was completely out of sorts. I couldn't figure out what was wrong. I was sweating, I would, my heart was racing, I I um I didn't feel right. I didn't know why I didn't feel right, but it was just kind of um, I was nervous and anyways, anxiety, panic attack. I think I basically was in my house with a panic attack. I did not feel right. I didn't know why. Here's another. I I before I give really hard truths, I like to type tell people brace yourself. This is a hard story, but it's a hard story, and um that day, that Saturday, my house had been broken into and my dog had been attacked and abused. Um a black eye, and I think sexually assaulted. Horrible. So um why does it happen and how does it happen? I have no idea. Um this darkness and was it retaliation? Was it I I don't know, like I don't care why. I just want it gone. Um but there were a few other things in my house that were touched too. Um I have a gun, a loaded gun by my bed that I sleep with, and that had been um tainted. Uh there were a few things that I could tell, but basically nothing was taken except for my dog was abused. Um and I could just tell something was in my house, in my space. Um so I moved out of the house. I've called a real estate agent. I'm moving. It's it's you know, I live right now. I um I'm in my 50s. My whole life I dreamed of having a farm. This was my farm of my dreams, four acres. I garden, I I love it, but I'm out of here. So um meeting, I should be listing my house this week, hopefully. And um, that's gonna free me up to have a lot more options to to be safe.

SPEAKER_00 9:31

That's so devastating. Have you had any other instances before this last couple weeks where you think people were either coming in your home or watching you, or have you had other instances to make you feel like that wasn't the first time?

SPEAKER_01 9:46

Yeah, I have. Um, I feel like they've targeted me through my dog a few times. Um, I feel like my house. Um, and then I could have also been targeted through others, people that I know, possibly my children. I'm very scared for that. Um, I'm scared for my life and then the people that I love, my dog and my children. Like this is no joke.

SPEAKER_00 10:17

And so did you get out right away? Were you able to find and you're out somewhere safe now? Or are you still is it? Relatively safe.

SPEAKER_01 10:26

I feel safer. Um I am still needing to leave this town. Um I hope leaving the town will be the the cure, but I have to try at this point. I'm not safe. I've you know it it's escalating, it's not going away. I don't know how to stop it. The only thing I know to do is to try a new place um and see if I can get out.

SPEAKER_00 10:53

And your dog, your dog's a service dog, and you were very close with your dog. Do you think that's one of the reasons why they're choosing to go after your your dog is because it's it's an emotional attachment to you?

SPEAKER_01 11:08

Yeah. These people are so sadistic. I don't know how to even what are they thinking and why, but um if they're gonna if they want to hurt me, that's how they could hurt me. Like you hurt my dog. It's I I uh I I don't know why they're choosing to do this. I don't understand it.

SPEAKER_00 11:33

And your home, did they break anything, like windows or doors to get in, or how are they able to get access, do you think?

SPEAKER_01 11:42

I don't know. Pick a lock, it was locked, everything was locked. Um so was a lock picked and they came in. Nothing was broken. There weren't any windows broken. The door was locked when I came back. I don't know um how they got in.

SPEAKER_00 11:58

That's devastating. How's your dog been since?

SPEAKER_01 12:03

So sweet. Like she's a dog, like she's just happy and it just breaks my heart, you know. She should never have been subject to any abuse at all. And she's a golden retriever with an amazing disposition. And she's I can tell differences, she's not playing with her toys as much. She's spending more time under a bed, you know, um, where she's she's not as lively as she was, but she's okay and she's not sick. You know, just kind of like how we've all been physically traumatized. It's not just okay, you know, she's okay, but she's not okay. This is it's happened to her too. It's happened to me, it's happened to others. This is not okay. How do we stop this from happening? And after a strong physical abuse, you know, it lives on, it keeps going. So she's sweet, she's a golden retriever, and she walks in with her tail wagon, but anyways, it's definitely my mission on how do I protect her and never ever let that happen again.

SPEAKER_00 13:18

And you have no idea who out of this network it could be.

SPEAKER_01 13:22

No idea, no idea.

SPEAKER_00 13:26

We need to invest, we need to get you some cameras that you can have on. I did do that, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 13:30

So since then, I have eight new cameras with a hard drive, and um, yeah, I um I've stepped up the game quite a bit since that happened.

SPEAKER_00 13:39

Okay, good. I was gonna say I could see people in the comments being like, I'll buy her cameras. Like, let's do something to keep her safe. I'm really happy that you did.

SPEAKER_01 13:47

Yeah, we've got them. And in fact, kind of like I'm like, can the bad baddies tap into my camera and then are they watching me? Like again, how do you get safe? Like, this is the the million-dollar question. Do cameras will someone tap in and then they can see me better? Or will the cameras keep them away? I don't know. Like, I just don't know.

SPEAKER_00 14:06

Right, 100%. And so, do you plan on you might not want to give up like exact details, but you're planning on actually uprooting from the entire area of where you live right now and going somewhere completely different?

SPEAKER_01 14:19

Two or three states over. I'm gonna go to a completely different time zone because I kind of feel like I've gotten in some horrible network and maybe a few time zones over. I'm gonna go far away, you know, um, to as far as I can. I'm thinking out west. I'm on the east coast. I'm gonna go out west and head that way. Could it think far as you know, I know this is a worldwide network, but I'm I know I'm in a local nest here, and so I'm just gonna try to extract myself and hope for the best.

SPEAKER_00 14:58

Good for you. I'm gonna ask everybody to pray over. Please pray. And I know that you have you're gonna be selling your home, so that's good. Yeah. And selling your home should hopefully open up some a little bit of financial comfort for you to be able to do this. But you do have a go fund me as well if people want to help contribute to your mission, which would be great.

SPEAKER_01 15:22

I don't have a go fund me. Um, I could get one, but I have buy me a coffee.

SPEAKER_00 15:27

Oh, yeah, buy me a coffee. Sorry, buy me a coffee, yes. Yeah, but buy me a coffee.

SPEAKER_01 15:32

I have the buy me the coffee, and I love it. I actually just uh it's all messages in the comment sections and my email is posted. It send me an email, but I really like interacting with everybody and just the everything, hello. It just brightens my day and it gives me that much more to keep going, keep going, keep going. So thanks for thank you for all your support. And the coffees are so sweet, very sweet. Thank you.

SPEAKER_00 15:59

They are, and it's been sweet on my end watching all the comments on your videos and the support that you're giving. So I'm really happy that you're kind of finding you're finding your new family, even though it's it's cost you everything that that you have to do that, and it can be very bittersweet to leave things behind, you know, but ultimately you're you're letting go of things so you have more room to accept new things and to hold them. And so I'm really I'm excited to see where your journey takes you and how you feel once all this is done and you can settle, hopefully somewhere a lot safer and without all the targeting, you know.

SPEAKER_01 16:33

And with some like-minded people like y'all. I I honestly it's uh I'll every time after it when when we go live with one of our videos, I go in complete meltdown. I'm like, ah, I'm so scared. I get, I don't know why. And I'm scared to even read the comments. I kind of like read them like, oh my God, oh my god. And then every single time I just melt with love and everybody's nice. And I'm like, oh my God, they're so gracious and accepting. I guess this this subject matter is so scary. You know, you don't know how it's, you know, you get it out there and you're like, ah, whoa. But I can't tell you how loving, supportive, caring, like it's restored my faith in humanity. Like this is it's been huge, a huge healing to be able to read all those really nice comments. And, you know, I'm like, I know there's haters out there somewhere, like, but they're not in your comment section. They're it's it's really they're loving, like your people, um, not your people, our people. Um, you know, I think when we've all been associated with this heinous, we kind of learn it's all about love. Like we have to, we have to be there for each other. We have to um love will is the only way we can heal. It's the only way.

SPEAKER_00 17:49

Love and light. Yes, especially since so much of things like what you're doing, which is literally extracting yourself from your home, the town that that you know and love and grew up in, all the people that you've always been associated with, just a familiar environment, you know, and and having to start all over again, you lose a lot. And so it's nice too that a lot of people who have made that same decision for the sake of getting either to truth, getting to safety, you know, just ridding themselves of toxicity and things that that bring them down in one way or another. I'm glad that we're all able to find each other now and come together and and sort of have a new family that we can lean on. And I'm really happy that you're getting that because you deserve it. You know, you've thanks. There's no reason that any of this should have ever happened to you. And the fact that it has is horrific, and you deserve all the support and friends and people that actually love you and care about you and see you after everything that you went through. And so I'm really grateful and hope that you move somewhere that you're surrounded by that and can start over in a way that's healthy for you and give you time to decompress and recover fully. I'm sure it's hard to even do healing work and to feel like you're making a lot of progress when you constantly have to be vigilant and on edge and wondering what's gonna happen. Is somebody gonna break in my house? Am I safe? You know, you're always having to look over your shoulder where you're at.

SPEAKER_01 19:11

It is hard. Okay, I know you and I have talked about that. I came from a uh before the incident happened, so health conscious, you know, so that that was my my life was being as healthy as I possibly could to talk about obsessed with it. And then after this, it um I guess if you're in fight or flight and you're afraid for your life, you know, it's so hard to eat right or so hard to to do this because I need to. You can't even go there. You know, it's uh you're in um survival mode and it's hard to get to where, you know, my life is relaxed enough that I can actually be proactive on my health. You know, I'm just kind of in a reactive mode, I guess is the best way to say it.

SPEAKER_00 19:57

Yeah, and and just even having that lingering stress, even if you're still able to eat good and go outside and exercise and do these basic things that are quote unquote healthy, having that hypervigilance and having to look over your shoulder, that causes a lot of dysfunction in our body, even if everything else that we're doing is right. Like you can only go so far when you're in an environment in one way or form, whether that's your home or your town that you're in or whatever it is, work in. There's so many different ways that we can be in toxic environments, but it makes it really hard to like push through those last phases no matter how far you come. And so I think it'll be so good for you on every level. And hopefully you can just let your shoulders fall and breathe for once and and actually sink into that deep healing that you've been seeking and like actively working on. I can't wait.

SPEAKER_01 20:45

I can't wait to feel safe again.

SPEAKER_00 20:46

Like I I can't even hopefully make some of your health issues that you've had to clear up. You know, I know we're gonna talk a little bit more about that, but you've talked about that multiple times, you know, and it seems like some of those things still linger with you and you're still dealing with some of the side effects of that trauma, even though you've been working on it for a long time.

SPEAKER_01 21:04

Yeah, yeah. The trauma is so severe. I don't unfortunately, I don't know if it ever goes away. I'll I'll never be the same, you know. It's it's it's new, Allison. I've got to rebuild, you know, who I am. But right now the trauma is everything. You know, we'll leave my dog alone, you know. My dog's coming everywhere with me, and that's kind of hard to take a dog everywhere you go, you know. It's just there's no normalcy to my life right now. But I I just really look forward to that. And so that's one great thing. I we can ask the viewers um, do y'all have any spaces that you know this little corruption is everywhere? We know that it's worldwide. But RD, do you have any towns where you kind of feel the vibe is better rather than worse? Um, I'd love to hear y'all's suggestions. Um, very interested in Texas, uh, Arizona, maybe even New Mexico, kind of that range of the world is where I'm thinking.

SPEAKER_00 21:58

I'd be curious to you. If especially people who have come from troubled backgrounds or who have grew up in these families or were a victim like you at some point in their life of this vicious targeting, I'd be really curious too how people have found um spaces that they feel safer where where people have have gone to after leaving and how that's affected them and how we talked about does it follow you? Do you do you feel safe and different?

SPEAKER_01 22:26

Right.

SPEAKER_00 22:26

Does targeting stop, you know? And I really hope that it does.

SPEAKER_01 22:30

Yeah, it has to. We're gonna have to find a way. Like it's it's there. It's safe isn't here, so we're gonna go find a new place. But I do want to talk more about um kind of the feeling and the healing, and I think this is again another really gross story topic, but I want to talk about it because I feel like it could not only give people a better quality of life, but possibly save their life. You know, this is a very big, big topic, and it's so horrendous. Like that again, these people are so freaking sick. I don't even know what to say, but I want to talk about parasites. So that was like a big buildup to parasites. I believe during my ritual that I was um implanted with parasites, it's it's and I believe I want to talk about what the symptoms are. I want to talk about what the name of it is, you know, what I feel like I battled for years that almost killed me. It has a name, and other people might be affected by it. And if I can help them, again, it will be worth it. It's the parasite is the horrendous. It's called a schistosomiasis, and it um can be contracted, contracted through the skin, and it will go through the skin to the blood, to the brain, to any of your saliva, your urine, like any of your fluids, and it has four distinct life cycles, kind of like um caterpillar to a butterfly, but it will turn morph into four different things in its life cycle, and so it can start off also microscopic, and then these particles, if they can get into your body microscopic by the thousands, by the millions, you you can get infected, and then those same particles can grow to 12 inches long, like if you it's hideous, and so these um and the schistosomiasis, it's also there's three names for it. It can also be called snail fever, and it also is um I it's like a a bee name, balaria or something like that. Um it there's a bee name for it, but the doctors will tell everybody in America it doesn't exist here, and maybe it doesn't, maybe it's not in our waters, maybe this is something that only these sick siccos do in rituals. I know it's prevalent in the country Africa, this um parasite is, and I think over 200 million people die in Africa from this parasite, and it will infest the body in the blood, and then it will go to organs. It's not just in our digestive tract, so it will go into um the muscles and organs, liver, kidneys. I know my liver was very infected by it. But also, of course, our digestion um is affected as well. So, some side effects that maybe if you are having some of these side effects, you wouldn't even suspect, you know, that schistosomiasis, you wouldn't even know about it if someone didn't tell you about it. But it's not just in the um colon, it's actually everywhere in your body, in your brain. And it um can be brain fog, anxiety. We all kind of have moments of those, but if you're noticing yourself um extremely out of it, you know, you might say, hey, there might be something to this. Umxplained weight loss could be another thing happening. Um bloating in your your stomach and muscle soreness, like oh, everything aches, you can't lift your shoulders, everything hurts. Well, your muscles are being invaded. Trying to think of some other things, but um, it's a hideous, and then also there's no help again. Kind of like this. Oh, thank you. There's some good ones written down. Let me see what this says. Valaria. Yeah. Can you see? I can't see. It's too small for me. If you want to read the um okay, thank you. Yay, okay. Fatigue, brain fog, muscle joint pain. We went over that. Waking up between one and four, that's when these things are most active. Teeth grinding, anxiety, brain fog, mood swings, and cravings, extreme cravings, you know. Um, sugar cravings could even be associated with uh in America where we live, these we've been taught that this doesn't happen in our country, but unfortunately it does. It's again the form of evil acting like it doesn't exist. Um, but unexplained weight loss, constipation, or diarrhea. You could go one extreme or the other. It could be like irritable, irritable bowel, or you could just be completely nothing will flow. Um, it's stopped. Beloating urination changes, it could be like frequently you have to go, or symptoms of um a urinary tract infection could happen, you know, frequency and urgency. But those are all symptoms from this uh schistosomiasis. And they cross the blood-brain barrier. That's uh they literally can go through your skin, into your blood, into your brain. It's kind of they're everywhere. There's nothing in your body that is off limits for these. Your spinal cord, your spinal fluid. This is a really neat resource. Um, there's a website called The Right to Try. And what this is, it's all um validating that this is a problem and we don't have any resources for it. If we went, if I went to a doctor and I did eight times, I I actually knew what I had. I'd seen it, like it, there was no secret to it. Um, and doctors will look at me and just say, nope, no, that's not in America. We don't have that here, you know. We do, we have it. But this right to try is a website that gives all sorts of um medications that you can get yourself. Um, they're ivermectin, they're antiparasitic uh medicines that have been around forever. And they are by prescription, but you can also get them without a prescription. And this kind of educates you on how to do it. And then once you get the medicine, how much to take, and uh you can also read testimonials from people that have done it and have completely changed their health. Completely. The the stories are um remarkable on healing. There's also a doctor I like his name is Dr. William Mickey, M-A-K. I think Mickey, does anybody know what I'm talking about? I'll I'll write it down. But he's um kind of a free thinker and a uh pathfinder writing his own path, but he's exclusively has a cancer um treatment center, and he treats uh cancer with this antiparasitic drug, the same one that I take. And so it's helping so many people um regain their lives. Cancer patients, people that have parasites, people that have rheumatoid arthritis, people that have um irritable bowel syndrome, they're doing these protocols and they're healing themselves.

SPEAKER_00 30:21

Are most of these protocols based around ivermectin?

SPEAKER_01 30:25

Mm-hmm. Ivermectin is one of the big ones. Um, there's also there are three medications that are almost the same thing. It's like minbindazle, finbendazle, and alobendazzle. Like they're kind all the dazzle, D-A-Z-O-L-E, the last part of it is kind of all the same. Um the finbin, you can actually get because it's uh um really popular in veterinary medicine. A lot of people are going to veterinary medicine to be able, because you can buy the medicine there. You can't get it at a prescription, but you can walk in and get the veterinary kind. So a lot of people are using that to treat themselves. Um, but the combination um ivermectin with the bindazle, um, I personally use the minbendazole. Um, that's the original one. And I've actually just now found the two combination. I was ivermectin for a long time, and now I just learned, oh, combining it. And um it kind of it was like the holy grail, I think I've been waiting for it. Was actually very, very um helpful.

SPEAKER_00 31:38

Are you able to give? I know that every protocol is different, people are a little bit different. What does, for your own experience, doing a detox like this, where it's uh going in your body and helping rid of the parasites and any infections or disorders that it's causing within you? What's the protocol that you do? Like how often and how long is a typical, does it typically take you personally to feel better from doing something like this?

SPEAKER_01 32:09

You ask the greatest question, Zemma. I love you. Um it's interesting, like this is a completely um I'm gonna answer your question, but on a different different topic, same topic. But in the 1800s, America or we used to de um deparasite ourselves on a regular basis. This was a normal part of society, this was a normal part of medicine, and um it was a once-a-month protocol that you just did that once a month. So I guess my answer for you is it depends upon where the patient is or where you feel your body is. You know, at one point, I probably needed to be on it five days a week off two days a week. Like I was almost always on the protocol. And my goal is to get, I'll never stop now at this, at this, now that I know what I know, I'll I'll do it every single month for three days. So a lot, the right to try, a lot of the community will um pick the full moon to do it just once because it's a reminder and it's right there. Okay, it's a full moon. I'm gonna do my three days of parasite cleanse. Three days is is is kind of just the basic. That's what is good to do. And the full moon is good because they're actually the most active during that time. And so, you know, full moon, you kind of think of lunacy, you know, the the um hospitals amp up, everybody acts a little, you know, crazy. Well, it's the same thing as these things in our body um are the most uh active as well. Very nice.

SPEAKER_00 33:43

That's interesting. I just wanted to ask you that because I think so many people are used to like these quick fixes that big pharma shares. And I think it's important to realize that health, it's not just a one-time thing where you take pills for a week or a month and all of a sudden it's gone. Like it's maintenance. You know, health is like it's a maintenance plan for the rest of your life, and it's something that, like you said, if you are very sick, you might have to do invest a little bit more time, energy, and even money initially until you feel better, and then you can maintain it month by month by having smaller doses for smaller amounts of time and more and have it be more of a maintenance protocol than something that is a uh a constant thing that you're having to do for multiple days a month or you know, weeks on end. But I've heard too that some you know, there's some people that will do a parasite cleanse for anywhere from like three to six months, you know, depending on how bad it is, like intensely.

SPEAKER_01 34:37

And then like I just think one dose, you're just gonna make them mad. And it's also bad because if you just if you don't do it enough, you actually will dislodge them and they'll go into different places and you could cause more harm. So once you start it, don't just do it a little bit. You gotta jump all the way into it, you know, dunk yourself and and go for it. But unfortunately, again, kind of like our our movement on this um MRA, we're on our own. There's not really anybody to help us on this either. So just do your research, you know. I'm gonna be here if you want to talk to me about it. But it's uh thankfully, it's a growing movement. And I do like I I do like the prescriptions. I've kind of come to find out the real parasitic medicine is the only way, but I've tried everything. So wormwood, cloves, um, black walnut holes, uh those are all actually really good. I really like zeolite. I really like this um supplement called mimosa pudica. Um, it's a seed. It's that it's anyway, so there's a lot of others that I combine with this, but just those two medicines and all of that on the right to try is a great place to start and it will get you healthier. Um, we can talk about oops, more of the um herbs and stuff later. I can I can put a sheet and put it on in the description box of other things in the video.

SPEAKER_00 36:12

That'd be great. I think this stuff is really valuable, especially because there's some people that have bigger budgets and they have connections and they're regularly seeing a doctor who they can talk to and get prescriptions or pay a little bit more. And then there's other people who need it, and they're like, gosh, like I'm on a such a budget right now, like every dollar matters, like is the way to do it in a more cheap way. And so I would love if we had just different options that we could do, and it would even be fun to have you on again, and we could sort of break down what all the different things are.

SPEAKER_01 36:43

Yeah, I would I could actually have them all in front. We could, you know, I could show you everything. I actually order my meds from India, is how I do it. Really? Yeah, it's actually great quality. I I've been doing it for a few years. I I the veterinarian is great, and if that's your only option that you can go to tractor supply and and you know get the tube of of it. But I just personally like the pill, it makes it just easy, you know. This is a hard thing, anyways. If you can do something to make it easier, again, the whole trust factor and buyer beware, but it's worked for me, and I get it from India, and I can um it's I've gone to doctors and had them prescribe it, and I've gone to the American pharmacy and had it filled. It's the exact same thing. I can't tell a difference. And my body reacts the same way to them. And I I spent recently, um, I did a big order and it was $400, but that'll last me like six months. So it's affordable. Like you still have to kind of and you don't have to spend $400. You could just get it, it was a big order, like I said. But anyways, that's how I do it. And I love to like set out all these supplements because there is a plan. You actually um prep, you need to get your body ready, you know, you need to get your make sure your bowels are flowing. Like um, I do a ton of uh apple juice ahead of time, you know, to to get it going. And then I um you kind of kill strongly with the medicine, and then you need to start flushing your body, like getting them all out of your out of your system. Restorative needs to come. And it's actually kind of a cycle that you go through. It's if you just push hard on the medicine, kill you, want to, because you're just like you want to kill it. But then what happens is when all that death takes place inside your body, it will toxins will be you know from the decompost of the parasites inside your body. I know that's that's horrible, but that's actually a term it's called herxing, where um, if you take your medicine, you might feel horrible. You might feel like you have the worst flu or a migraine or your muscle aches. You might think, oh my god, I'm I'm worse, or I'm having a terrible reaction to that medicine. But it actually is the die-off that you're feeling so bad from.

SPEAKER_00 39:01

So it's and that's good for people to know too, that you actually can see the bodies coming out of you as they're dying. But it's also like, you know, when they come out, people always say that they start to feel better and better and better.

SPEAKER_01 39:17

Like you can feel again, the worst thing in the world, but you have to look to see what's coming out of your body. And I can even kind of go into how I look in the cleanest possible way, and you know, keep it as um as non-gross as possible. But if and it really is, I'll never forget the first like time I really saw the effects of it. I just holy cow, it's it's um, it's terrible. I was trying to tell my friends afterwards, you know, oh my god, like, whoa, what did I see? And they were like, Did you take a picture? And I'm like, hell no. Yeah, I flushed that down as fast as I possibly could, but um, it's traumatic to see, but it's also good because I'm oh, you want them out. Like, that's great that those aren't in me anymore. And at least I know how to fight it again. And also it's validating, like, I felt so bad, and now I obviously can tell why I felt so bad.

SPEAKER_00 40:14

How long for you did it take before you started to feel the brain fog lift and the bloating or any of the symptoms that you had initially whenever you first started this?

SPEAKER_01 40:24

I didn't start it with all the information I had now. I was literally just making it up as I went, and so I wasn't doing it right for a very long time. I think it probably I just got my groove on about well, I think I was infected during the ritual six years ago. So two years after the ritual, I could tell I was I couldn't even get out of bed. I was so sick. I um I knew something was bad wrong. So for probably two years, so to the four-year mark, I kind of experimented and found, but I didn't really find healing until so that would have been like four years in, that would have been two years ago, where I finally felt like I turned the corner, I know what I'm doing now, I feel more confident. And before I wasn't taking nearly enough medicine and I wasn't doing it frequent enough. And so I just barely, I don't think I was really doing too much. So for the past two years, it's been hard. And I actually almost feel like I can say I'm in remission, it's behind me, it's done. But um quite a journey. Like my energy, my brain fog, my um, my digestion, I I was losing weight. I couldn't keep weight on at all. Um, it was uh I got down, I was 15 pounds thinner than I am now. And so it was uh all in all, I I lost 35 pounds afterwards. Oh my goodness. Yeah, I couldn't um my food just wouldn't move. I'd eat a meal and I'd feel full for like three days. Like it would just sit there like a rock. And so anyway, it was quite terrible.

SPEAKER_00 42:10

Well, you look amazing now, and your skin's glowing and you just look so much more vibrant. And I know every day is not easy, it's not like you you're just put everything behind you and and things are great, you know. But the fact that you've been able to overcome all these obstacles that are put in front of you and still do research despite not even wanting to get out of bed to figure out what's wrong and to troubleshoot this. You know, you're looking amazing. And it's wonderful seeing you here smiling and confident today. And like I said, your skin's glowing, and you know, you can tell that you're in a much better place than you were in some of the photos that we looked at from years ago. Yeah. Even if you were still beautiful, you could see like the circles under your eyes and like kind of pain.

SPEAKER_01 42:52

Like emotional pain, physical pain. Like, I just I felt terrible. Uh everything was bad, but thank you uh for seeing that. I really that makes me feel great. Like it's you got the life back in your eyes. I feel like I'm getting my life back. I've been in uh status stasious mode, like haven't done much for years. So it feels you've you've given me my voice back, you're giving me my life back, you know. You're giving me uh, you know, I'm waking up and thank you.

SPEAKER_00 43:21

And we get to share it with others. We get to share. I know, right?

SPEAKER_01 43:24

Yeah. Like if you're going through disguise, you know, it's it's a thing. And but the good thing is, is you can help yourself and there's help out there. We'll get you feeling better.

SPEAKER_00 43:34

And so maybe if people have questions, leave them below. If you guys have questions on parasites or specific herbs or protocols, and maybe we'll do kind of a QA slash education with Allison next time and dive a little bit deeper into other things that you guys can do and maybe dive a little bit deeper into what she talked about today already. Um, and is there, in your opinion, is this is this specific parasite that you Are you explaining today is that a main one that you've heard come up from survivors? Could there be other ones too that need different treatments or protocols potentially?

SPEAKER_01 44:09

I think yes, there could be others. And I um I uh I could even kind of give some more, but I think this is the um uh the medicine should kill all of them, you know, like the two medicines I told you. Um they're yes and no, I guess you have to kind of experiment and then it also depends upon the life cycle of the parasite, if it's a larva, if it's an adult, you know, different things will get them at different times. Um, you have to kind of time it. So, but the two like ivermectin was um a Nobel Peace Prize. It's an amazing drug that has been shunned because it's unprofitable. You know, it's again kind of been in the category of us, but it's an amazing drug for so many things. Um, I really like it. So these, yes, these drugs will help, but a lot of times these parasites have a specific drug, like the one that I mentioned, suchistosomiasis. If you Google it, it will say prosequantal is the only one that will kill the parasite. I found that the prosyquantal only kills the adult larvas, but the ivermectin and the minbendazil will get the other stages. So it is complicated that um you do, but I think the best place to start with those two, you'll have results um from those two. And that's you can tweak it from there.

SPEAKER_00 45:41

Different ages. Is there is it better to try to take care of them when they're first born and to try to just get rid of them right away?

SPEAKER_01 45:49

Yeah, but you don't know it, and they're so small, you'd never know that they were just just there. So um you just uh like I guess like if you take one medicine and it only gets rid of the adults, well, the life cycle is gonna come around that it's just gonna continue. Shistosomiasis is also in your skin. So like you have to treat everything. I have a whole skin ritual on top of that that I do. I do an external and internal, and then I cleanse after that. Um, so it's uh I you know, I don't know how these they're intelligent. And I kind of wonder are they um genetically modified, like a weaponized, you know, against us because they're so freaking smart. But you take medicine and they'll go to the surface of your skin. You can't see them, you know, our skin is like a sponge, and like I guess hang out and tell it's safe and they go back. I I don't really I don't know, but I do know it's uh intelligent and it's hard, and you it's not just like a one-stop shop. You you gotta fight it from many different angles.

unknown 46:54

Yes.

SPEAKER_00 46:55

And what about, for example, probiotics or prebiotics? Is that also important a supplement just in case some of these medicines kill off some of the good bacteria too, potentially? Do you use those?

SPEAKER_01 47:10

I use digestive enzymes always during a cleanse. And then um I'm you know, uh, I love um bromine, bromine, it's it's a uh probiotic. Bromolin? I I'm always I can't say say it right, but there are several that I really like, and then I always will um use in conjunction, but you it's not the same as an antibiotic. It actually your healthy cells and your good bacteria, it shouldn't affect that. Um so I don't think it's quite the same as an antibiotic. I don't see a whole lot of bad reactions to the medicine. It's actually very easy to take. Um if you feel bad, it's from the die-off. That's what it's from. Digestion might if you take the medicine and you notice your digestion is bad, it sounds so bad, but it's probably because your body has pulled um the debris into your stomach to leave your body. So you might notice something, but hopefully not for long and get it out.

SPEAKER_00 48:21

Is there anything else on this topic that you wanted to share today?

SPEAKER_01 48:25

I think we covered most of it. I'm I'd be very interested to hear feedback or if anybody has questions or if anybody's had experience like this. Um, that would be really interesting. And I'd love to come back and I can go with my whole medicine chest and go one by one on what I use and when and why and how and all of that.

SPEAKER_00 48:42

That would be great. I think that'd be really valuable. I think like there's so many things that we're plagued with all the time, but because we can't see them and they don't feel painful necessarily, we don't realize that that we have a dysfunction. You know, something like a parasite, it's not something you'll you may ever be aware is inside of you until you physically see it come out. But yeah, effects that it can cause and the way it makes you feel unwell, I think it's something people just get used to and they manage it instead of realizing like, I don't have to live like this, I don't have to feel crappy all the time. I can feel good if I get these things out of my body. And even though I can't see them in there, I'm gonna just try to get rid of them anyways, because there likely are some there. Do you think most people have a parasite or um some type of parasite within them?

SPEAKER_01 49:29

Unfortunately, yes, I do. I um I think it's uh epidemic in our country. I think it is a huge, huge um problem in health. I think I I um I've gotten to the point where I actually think 95% of our illnesses are actually probably from parasites. And the hardest thing is it's unit's not allowed in our medical community. Our doctors not only are not trained to look for these, they're trained to tell you they don't exist. And the testing for them is absurd, like it's so ridiculous. Um, they will have you give a stool sample and they look for larva. They don't even look for the parasites in in a stool sample. And if your body is plagued with parasites, they're not going to be coming out unless you take the medicine. And then if you take the medicine, you clearly will see them, so we don't need to test them. I heard a doctor once say, um, I used to test people for heavy metals, and then I quit because everybody came back. And he said, now I do the same thing with parasites. I don't even test for them because the test is there's not a test for them. They will say there's a test that can detect them, but there's really not. But I think in the medicine is so safe, I think everybody should do it once a month, regardless. Age from children to 90-year-olds, you should do it. 100-year-olds, everybody should do it.

SPEAKER_00 50:58

Where else can people get parasites from? You mentioned one way they can physically be put in your body, and I've heard that from many survivors of ritual abuse that they believe that that same thing was done, or they know and witnessed it being done to them. Um, where else can we get parasites just in everyday life if we're not going through abuse?

SPEAKER_01 51:17

Um, literally, it could have been sushi you ate 20 years ago. Um, the raw fish is is a big one. Uh, our meats, um they are um trying to think swimming. You could go into some infected water if you're swimming in a natural body uh rivers or streams. You can um I think food, our food supply, believe it or not, is pretty tainted. Um once you kind of know when you're looking, you kind of look at meats. I don't know if you've ever seen like the videos from people buying salmon and seeing like living things come out of it. And then you think, oh my god, people eat it raw, you know. It's I cook everything well done now, like I'm obsessed, nothing raw. I uh food safety, but it's it's in our food supply too. It's not just through ritual.

SPEAKER_02 52:12

Yeah, that's disgusting.

SPEAKER_00 52:15

But yeah, like I wouldn't doubt if most people did have some type of parasite. And it's scary to think how many people are just living unwell and not feeling good, and they're just dealing with it, thinking that this is how to feel.

SPEAKER_01 52:27

Yeah, I just I just have arthritis, I don't have this, or I just have my lungs, they can go into your lungs. It could have been a parasite for that. Um, you don't know, and you never would think, you know, to look like it's it's not even in our realm that we don't talk about.

SPEAKER_00 52:43

Especially because, like you said, a doctor doesn't even ever suggest it, you know, even if they can't treat it or if it's not part of something that is maybe uh popularized in Western medicine to even talk about, like it's not even up in a suggestion of like it could be this go research it and you can you know treat it yourself, even when I can't read about it. Like they don't even bring it up. It's not even like you said, they'll get mad at you.

SPEAKER_01 53:06

Yeah, if you bring it up, it's like anti, they'll be so mad at you. I um had I told you that horrible rash is so I had that horrible rash, which I finally got ivermectin for. And then when I started taking ivermectin, I saw everything come out, and I'm like, oh my God, you know. But what was happening, the rash, I thought it was external. I did feel it was parasitic, but I felt I caught it in, you know, what happened? Did it get in my house? Did it where did it come from? Well, it was inside me coming out. Like, how horrible is that? Like, I didn't even want to know that, but um, it ended up saving my life, the skin rash, because then I could finally figure it out. And the skin rash, I could literally see live parasites on my skin. And I went to the doctor and I was like, here's the rash. They wouldn't even look at the rash. And when I tried to show them evidence of what it was, they wouldn't even look at the evidence. It was really bizarre. They they got very angry and they didn't want to believe that that existed. They wanted to tell me this is all in your mind. It's psychosomatic.

SPEAKER_00 54:11

Oh man, I'm really grateful that you were able to figure that out and that you didn't go treat all the symptoms that you're experiencing as a result of the root cause, which was a parasite. You could be on a million different medications and not even literally carrying it.

SPEAKER_01 54:25

Yeah, yeah, it would have just I would have gotten worse and worse. I would have been, I would have, I don't think I had, I would have died like within six months if I wouldn't have found, I would have been long dead by now. I was on my last leg when I finally got. Oh, okay, figured it out. And um it's uh I'm very grateful that I found it. And so I hope we could help others if you're you're going through there, you're gonna get better. It's gonna feel you're gonna be okay.

SPEAKER_00 54:54

And so I'll have the right to try website below. I don't know if I can attach the PDF that we shared today, but it's called Snail Fever, is what the PDF document was based around that we went that Allison just read through. So if you guys want to go look up snail fever, um, you guys can find information about that online too. But we'll have Allison back on and we'll do a deep dive into some of these things. Even ivermectin, I think people still are somewhat unfamiliar with how therapeutic it can be. So maybe we can even talk about that next time too, a little bit more and you know, dive into just some of the traditional things like ivermectin that are actually prescribed regularly by doctors and you know, actual looked at as actual medicine and and the medicine.

SPEAKER_01 55:37

It's been around forever, super safe. Yeah, and same with the Min Bendazzle. And if you want, I can give you the website from India that I use. Um, yeah, that'd be great. Um if anybody wants to wants to take a look at it, it's I'd rather give people more resources than less resources.

SPEAKER_00 55:54

Absolutely. We can put that in the show notes, or if you're not comfortable with that, um, we can have people reach out to you via email or an X and they can get it directly from you.

SPEAKER_01 56:03

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 56:04

Either anything, that's good. Cool. Okay, back on to do more of a deep dive on that. I'm excited.

SPEAKER_01 56:13

Yeah, I can't wait to hear the feedback, you know, from yeah, me too. That'll that'll be interesting. But we got good feedback from the task force. Yeah, let's talk about that. Let's talk about that. Let's talk about that. That's amazing. I've loved that. The enthusiasm is so cool. I think. Did I hear you say that you have over a hundred people that want to take part in this?

SPEAKER_00 56:39

For the first time since 1977, there was a congressional hearing for MKUltra, and I didn't really expect very much, but I watched it anyways, and I was like, it's at least going to open the door for the conversation and it's bringing it back into the forefront. It hasn't been announced anywhere by the government really since 1977, or I should say 1995 was the last time. 1977 is the first time we had a hearing on MKUltra. It was called the MKUltra Senate hearings. In 1995, after that, there was the ACHRE radiation, human radiation hearings, which brought up MKUltra and it sort of stirred the pot again. However, it never went past that. MK Ultra was kind of covered up again, and the hearings were focused on radiation experimentation and didn't tie it into mind control publicly. It sort of flew under the radar. So in 2026, now we have the first congressional hearing on MKUltra, and it was just a disaster. It was terrible. If people didn't watch that, you should. It's a little easy to find online. There's a lot of channels reposting the hearings. Um, it was just a disaster. They even had a witness, they only brought on three witnesses, two authors, these two older men who one wrote the book Chaos. Um, they were researchers on, you know, uh the Manson murders, and it just had nothing really to do with mind control, but they were up there talking about it, and it the whole thing was framed to make it seem like it was in the past and to make it seem like these things are only done on adults, and there was just these unwitting, you know, adults that they gave LSD to who didn't deserve it, who deserved compensated. And then there was a woman there, another witness that they had. I have no idea why they had her, but she was talking about the uh discrepancies in government between science and politics, and how there's a division, and nothing she said had to do with MKLTRA and they even called her out on it. They're like, Why are you here? You're not even talking about the topic today, you know. But anyways, it just made me really upset because I'm thinking there's so many victims of these ritualistic abuses, whether MKUltra or otherwise, you know, the good thing about MKUltra is it has been recognized through the government or already been hearings, so it's a good topic to people now know that phrase, like MK Ultra.

SPEAKER_01 58:58

Kind of normal, even know it.

SPEAKER_00 59:00

Exactly. And the government has acknowledged that, like, yes, we did do this, but it was in the past, and they make it seem like it stopped, you know. And that's what the whole hearings I feel like were um perpetuated for. They're trying to cover up all the voices like you that are coming forward and sharing their story, they're trying to push, push a narrative back that no, this was in the past, it's not happening now, you know, and uh let's just cover it back up, you know, and and wipe our hands clean of it. And if any victims are from way back in the day, you were given LSD as an adult, we'll we'll talk about compensating you, you know. It's just it's ridiculous, anyways. It just made me really upset. And I was like, all right, I believe so. Like get people together for this. So I put some feelers out online, just like we need to do our own hearings, we need to get people together and have our own congressional hearings, however, that is. Kathy O'Brien suggested we have our own online streaming and let people testify um on our own stream. Love it. And I feel like that's a really great idea. And then we can use that as leverage to bring to Congress and to create a public demand, get attention and get people to want this topic to come back, but with actual victims. There was no survivors on the stand as a witness for these hearings. It was two authors and a woman that had previously worked for the government. And so we need to bring this back and to lure people back in and to keep keep it on people's radar now that it's come up again. Um I think we can do it, just like how you said, you know, and I think it's a really great opportunity. So, anyways, I put out feelers on all of my social media, and I was just like, who who would want to testify and who would want to be a part of a team? And just on YouTube, all of you wonderful people watching right now, you know, I had over a hundred comments. There was like 120 people who just raised their hand and were like, I will help, you know, and I think that's amazing. My email was full. I haven't even gotten back to everybody yet because I had so many emails and on Twitter, on Instagram, on Facebook, even a lot of survivors that I've interviewed and survivors that I haven't that have reached out and been like I'll provide the testimony. So I'm really excited and think that there's like a big opportunity, and so many people like want to help, you know. But I also wanted to give you a chance too. You've been working behind the scenes and putting together some things. And so I wanted you to also share what you've been uncovering with this and and and doing.

SPEAKER_01 1:01:18

Well, I just think the task force is so exciting for so many reasons, but it's just putting it back in our hands, you know, it's empowering us, you know, as a group. We're doing the, I think Kathy O'Brien's idea of the videotape library is incredible because I think the very first step you can do to help a victim is listen to them and validate them. And if we can um get their story on, you know, some sort of library, you know, they might not want to, or they might want to do their voice or just have text. You know, it's okay. Maybe we have options if they're still scared to show. But it was as many stories as we can, this sick sadistic I don't I never know what to call them. Motherfuckers, like they suck. I don't know. They um if they're the biggest serial killers on the planet, like they they've silenced millions of us, you know. And if we can have some sort of a database that your story is there and you matter, and for if any of us, nobody needs to leave this planet, not by choice ever. But if that happens, we have their back and we're gonna fight for them. We're not gonna let their story go silent. You know, I think that's what we have to do in this movement is not make it easy for them to off us, you know. If um the worst thing happens, our voice will live forever and our story will live. And now we have a they've won because we're all separate and we're fighting um a crime that doesn't really exist and they hide between their screens, you know. But if we as a group say yes, it does exist, and here's here are the facts and this, we just get louder and louder, and it gets um hopefully shining the light and eradicates this disgusting. They're parasites too, all of them.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:16

Oh my gosh, that I I jokingly sort of jokingly call them not the parasite class. They're parasites. I'm not calling them the elite, like people are not an elite.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:26

No, they're disgusting, they're like elite at being evil, but they're cowards, like they parasite in darkness, and they live behind their lies and coercion. Like, yeah, they suck.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:36

Literally, yes, yeah. They live in the darkness of society, just like parasites live like in the darkness of our body, and they infect society, and people don't like it's it's mind control. Parasites are like yeah, they're parent.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:48

This is a parasitic that's a great topic for the today's episode. Like, it's a parasitic organization, they use parasites, like everything about them. They're 100% disgust.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:58

And then people are like so used to like the corruption, you know. We don't even a lot of people just you know, they they obey them as authority, just like how we will accept the side effects of parasites in our body as like normal. We're doing the same thing with them, so we gotta kill off these parasites.

SPEAKER_01 1:04:15

We got to, yeah, we got uh we're going on the fight. This is not acceptable. We do not accept this anymore.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:22

Yes, it's not okay. No, it's not okay. And I'm really grateful that so many people are are like wanting to do something. I know, I know my heart that everybody would do something if they knew what to do, and that's what I'm realizing is people just they don't have time, they have families, they have bills to pay, they have stress, they're exhausted. I am and they need they need options on like things that they can do and like guidance, you know. And I think more people would do stuff would do things and that they genuinely want to. They're just like, I'm so exhausted, I don't even know where to start.

SPEAKER_01 1:04:54

Yeah, well, who you can't help somebody. You hear a terrible story, but oh, they are parasites, they so are parasites. They're disgusting scumbags. Yeah, they're not elites and they're not winners, they suck.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:06

They're not. We need a detox, we need an ivermectin for society to just melt away.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:13

The first step is is you know, getting it out there. I guess we were talking about the um uh I I just love the um uh task force. Like it's it's just so great. And all the help that we're hearing about and uh all the calls. Oh, that's what I know where my train of thought was. Thank you. It came back. Um people want to help, but they don't know what to do. If we could put out like on um this, maybe afterwards, maybe we could list like, hey, here are 10 committees of different topics, like maybe um, you know, one could be this, but we could give people options and they could say, Okay, here's a committee. I'd I'd love to be on that committee, you know. And then that way it kind of helps get the ball rolling.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:57

Absolutely. I love that.

SPEAKER_01 1:06:00

really good role and i love kathy's idea of documenting um these stories uh so i'll put more words on how we can make that happen but if the audience has if y'all know websites that that's gonna be easy or how we could do that i i volunteer to facilitate all those stories we could do it right on the we could do it right here like where we're recording it's super easy to do that online okay that would be great yeah that yeah we can need to live stream it yeah all right good i think that's really important well me too especially because there's i mean just on my podcast alone i have hundreds of testimonies like people are speaking out it we don't even need the people like a lot of people need to stand on this that's so true so like there's so many that are already public like they would gladly do a five minute testimony because that's what usually a congressional hearing is the witnesses get five minutes on the stand and that would be a lot less intimidating than doing like an entire interview and then there's Q and A's that we can do.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:01

And so I think it would just be like a really good opportunity for people that are already speaking out to like do something that they feel can serve like a bigger purpose you know and have a meaning behind it different than like doing a podcast.

SPEAKER_01 1:07:14

And so I think exactly and and maybe people that um we unfortunately can't put everybody I'm grateful but you can't put everybody on the podcast but we can have a database that we can get their story you know in the right place. And I think you know if you speak out there's a chance um hopefully we live in a world where we're gonna get to safety by speaking out.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:42

Yes, a hundred percent. And so I thank you Allison for everything that you've done and just for coming on here so many times and and helping educate us and sharing your own experiences. It's scary to think that this stuff can happen to anyone especially after learning how horrific it is that this already runs in families. There's so many ways that we need to take extra precaution to protect ourselves and each other. And I think more and more people are becoming aware of that. And it's because people like you who are sharing where these parasites are hiding in society the darkness and you know you're shining a bright light on them and making them squirm which is great. But I'm really excited to have you on again and to talk more about the parasitic topic and you know to give people more tools because this really is you know we live in a parasite society. We live in a child abuse society we live in an abusive society and the more that we can see it for what it is I was talking to a survivor yesterday on an interview you know and he was he's saying like we don't live in heaven or hell like it is how you perceive it. If you all you see around you is hell you're gonna live in a hell but you can find the heaven too and you know people like you Allison and others are helping us see through the veil and see and witness what's in front of us but also how to change it. And you're helping us you're helping show us that we don't need to to accept that this is how we live we can change it. We have the power to create a world better than what we're living in right now to create health within us and healing we don't have to accept not feeling good you know and it's just so important. It's the most important work in the world and so I just thank you with all my heart for coming on I'm gonna have your buy me a coffee thank you all for for donating and for supporting Allison whether you're just buying her one coffee or buying her a bunch I just think it's wonderful. Um please keep contributing and sending her nice kind messages it makes her day and it makes mine I'm just really grateful. But I'm gonna have her go uh not go fund me your buy me a coffee below and then your ex account is the is also the easiest way to connect with you online.

SPEAKER_01 1:09:42

I'd love it yes thank you that would be great and thank you so much for having me I really it it's an honor.

SPEAKER_00 1:09:48

It's um thank you you're so welcome the honor is ours. We love having you on I'm grateful that you've become a regular on here because you're definitely audience. Yes. Yeah and anything else y'all want to hear about let's let's make a list yeah all right all right you guys well thank you Allison for coming on and thank you guys so much for all of your support and so with that being said thank you guys for watching God bless you all and we will see you next time