CORONA- The Path to Oligarchic Control- Interview with Dr. Utsumi

26.05.2022 | www.kla.tv/22633

Dr. Satoru Utsumi is a physician, philosopher, writer and prognosticator. He started his medical practice in internal medicine psychiatry and oriental medicine but later specialized in clinical treatment of medical and drug related diseases. He founded the Tokyo DDC, the Center for Drug-Disease Control and Prevention. His specialties are nutritional therapy, oriental medicine, quantum mechanics, homeopathy and aroma therapy. He also founded the Narconon purification program for the Center for Drug Hazard Research, a non-profit organization of which he is the president. As well as the Anti-Psychiatric Drug and Drug harm network. He also founded a network against psychotropic drugs. In May 2013 he published “The Unnecessity of Medicine”. He lectures as a physician in support of the Japan Oriental Medicine Foundation. Since 2008 he has been working to educate and enlighten the public on medical issues and social problems while using classical medicine and alternative therapies. And he has published over 40 books covering a whole range of topics. In 2021 he published “The Identity of the New Corona Vaccine” which became a huge Bestseller in Japan and which after being banned at first is now available on Amazon.com. Dan: Does the health care system have fundamental problems? Dr. Utsumi: One problem with the universal health care system is that hospitals get money from the government if patients come to them. This then becomes a system that can be abused more and more by hospitals that want to make a profit. The longer a patient is in the hospital, the more money comes to the hospital. Instead of a bonus or a gratuity if the disease is cured, the system is such that more money is made if the disease is not cured. This is very convenient for the pharmaceutical companies. As a result, the concept of curing patients' illnesses was lost from the concept of Japanese medicine and medical system. As a result of this trend, medical care has become more and more drug-intensive and test-intensive, and in the end, medical expenses account for about 40% to 45% of the national budget. This nearly a complete waste of money. If we could do better, we could reduce the cost to half of this amount, or even to 1 billion yen or 1.5 billion yen. In reality, however, there is no way the government can make such a bold reform, so this is an empty theory on the table. All Japanese people today are addicts, so they are like carp on a chopping block, having everything done for them by hand and not thinking for themselves at all. They do as they are told, take tests, get medications, and think that is good medical care. However, this is not what I would call good medical care. In order to really cure a disease, the patient has to think about it, and the patient has to work hard. Since Western medicine originally began on the battlefield, it is good at urgent cases such as surgery and emergency medicine, but it is weak against chronic diseases. Or rather, it can do almost nothing. Inconvenient symptoms created by various factors such as nutrition and diet, environmental and environmental toxins, mental and relationship-related matters, etc., account for 85% to 90% of what is being treated in hospitals today. These symptoms cannot actually be cured in the hospital. Because they can only be cured by fixing the diet. They cannot be cured without fixing the environment, without fixing relationships. They cannot be cured unless we fix the way we live. The causes of many diseases are indeed complex. Hospital drugs will never cure you, but you ignore the cause of the problem and go to the hospital anyway to get sleeping pills because you can't sleep, for example. Sleeping pills are narcotics, so even if you feel like you can sleep after taking them, you actually want stronger drugs because narcotics become less and less effective. In addition, if they mistakenly believe that they have cured their illness by sleeping on sleeping pills, they will remain unaware of the nature and cause of the problem for a long time, and this will create a fixed asset for the hospital, a patient who will keep coming back to the hospital. The current healthcare system is turning people into such patients. By nature, Japanese people must think about these points, but the dominant political and social climate is not to create people who are independent and think for themselves. In the field of medical care, the way of medical care that paralyzes people by saying, "Yes, take this medicine, do this," and only makes them comfortable for the moment, or keeps them dependent, is the reason why the cost of medical care has increased so much. Dan: What is the root cause of the increase in cancer patients? Dr. Utsumi: One out of every two Japanese people will get cancer, but people don't understand the cause. The government and the MHLW do not understand it either. 100 years ago, during the Meiji era, there was almost no cancer. There were old people, but almost no cancer. Pneumonia and tuberculosis were the leading causes of death, followed by stroke, and very few people died from cancer. If you go back to the time of the indigenous people, there was zero cancer. Cancer is a disease that did not exist. It was the same in old age. There is no awareness of how bad what we are doing in our modern daily lives is, how we are introducing carcinogens and creating cancer. The real cause of cancer is diet, environmental toxins, radiation, electromagnetic radiation, and many other factors. Carcinogens flow from our tap water, but the problem is that the public is indifferent to them and the government does nothing to control them. Japan is the world's leading carcinogenic country, and it is almost as if they are intentionally increasing the amount of carcinogens. In Europe, there are regulations on additives. There are also regulations on electromagnetic radiation. Pesticides are also strictly regulated. Genetically modified foods are regulated at the distribution stage. There are regulations for everything, but in Japan, everything is left unchecked. Dan: How can one spot the mask lie? Dr. Utsumi: There are many studies on masks. There are also papers. There was even a stupid study using a supercomputer. This was a very unreliable study. Everyone was under the illusion that masks work. I have argued that masks actually have no effect and are rather harmful. If you ask me to explain that scientifically, I can. But today, due to time constraints, I won't go into the details, but rather the simplest fact that even a child can understand is that over 99.9% of people wear masks and yet this infection is not over. Which means that these masks don't mean anything. This completes the argument. In the world of drug abuse and medical source disease, this is already a conclusion. And I am not far wrong in that conclusion. It does nothing to prevent infection, and it does nothing to prevent the spread of the disease to others, likewise it doesn’t prevent infection for the wearer. So there is no point in wearing masks. In fact, countries that have started removing masks are conversely experiencing fewer and fewer infectious diseases. That is what is happening these days. Dan: Is immunity enhanced through vaccines? Dr. Utsumi: Just looking at national data, the younger age groups have very low rates of serious illness. In short, they don't get worse. It is medical nonsense to put a substance with a very high possibility of sequelae and side effects into the body of someone who will not get worse. Essentially, this has already been settled. The composition of the new corona vaccine is completely different from that of the old vaccine, so putting it into children is unthinkable in the first place. Not only that, but I am also claiming that the vaccines for rubella, measles, or mumps, Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B, etc., which are normally given to children as young as 0 years old, are also ineffective and meaningless. The antibodies produced by these vaccines are actually ineffective. Not only because the antibodies disappear quickly, but because the antibodies themselves are so ineffective that they are clearly fake. Unraveling about 200 years of vaccine history, I wrote these books. We can only properly respond and prepare for foreign substances such as bacteria and viruses when we introduce them into the human body and repeat various immune responses and information transmissions. However, it is just human arrogance to put an unidentified substance in a vaccine, add lots of additives, and suddenly inject it into the body through the skin without going through the mucous membrane, the original route of infection, and then think that the human body can develop immunity to fight viruses in the true sense. Dan: Is there pressure being exerted on the ministry of health? Where does in come from? Dr. Utsumi: The people who are recommending the vaccine at the MHLW [Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare] are probably also unable to overcome the pressure within the organization or the fear of losing their jobs or positions. In any case, the pressure from above is so intense that recommending this vaccine in Japan, especially for children these days, is not without political pressure beyond the MHLW, contracts and pressure from the sponsoring pharmaceutical companies, and, ultimately, pressure from the US, wealthy investors, and the government. It is tough to say whether the Ministry of Health and Welfare alone can bounce back from the pressure coming from there, because it can also be said to be pressure from conglomerates. Dan: The government has designated corona as an Ebola-like infectious disease (category 2), which is much more dangerous than influenza (category 5). why is there no attempt to change this designation? Dr. Utsumi: Anyway, scaring people makes it easier to manage, and in that sense, leaving corona as a category 2 allows the government to force through a top-down policy - even if some question the legal basis for that policy. The government's intention is to normalize this status quo. Then what happens next is more control by the government over its citizens. What those who question the current social situation fear is that this trend will continue and citizens' human rights will be increasingly restricted and stripped away through the enactment of emergency clauses, constitutional amendments, etc.! Dan: Can problems arise through vaccine induced shedding of the virus? Dr. Utsumi: There is no guarantee anywhere that this spike protein produced by the vaccine is the same spike protein that the new coronavirus originally has. None at all. It is quite common in chemistry that two things can be very similar to each other, but even one molecule different can have very different toxicity. The spike protein of SARS Covid1 and this spike protein of SARS Covid2 have quite different organizational structures, with a Furin cleavage site [= a part of the virus helping it attach to and dissolve the coating of cells, making the virus very infectious] called the "one and only. The Furin cleavage site has recently been described as highly toxic to the human body. The new coronaviruses have such spike proteins attached to them and Although the new coronavirus is infecting more and more people, most people are asymptomatic or suffer only mildly, so if left alone without making a fuss, no major problems will arise. However, if the virus and spike protein become separated, the spike protein may become something else and cause problems. It's just a possibility, but you never know what can happen when other substances in the body affect this spike protein. My biggest fear is that the graphene oxide that is said to be injected in the vaccine will affect the spike protein. Dan: What effect does peer pressure have in the Japanese society? Dr. Utsumi: The Japanese temperament of insularity has both good and bad aspects. Continental people, Europeans and Americans, have been struggling and arguing throughout history. Because they are land-locked, if they lose a battle, they will be killed and destroyed, so they must be strong in battle to survive. Japan is an island nation, so it has relatively few external enemies. Japanese people can form their own communities and live there in peace. This is the original idea and it is the basis of the Japanese temperament. Therefore, there are few battles of deception, and they are quick to take seriously what they are told. At best, they are a group of honest people. Nowadays, this temperament is backfiring, and Japanese people easily trust TV, for example, and call out to each other to do their best and make their efforts together, and then get intoxicated by their efforts. They believe that if they feel the same way as everyone else and work hard in the same direction, they will get good results. This is what is called "peer pressure. To deviate from this communal tone is to be ostracized, which is tantamount to being sentenced to death as a social being. Dan: What should we teach our children? Dr. Utsumi: One is the ability to think for yourself. If you are watching this video, you would think this is obvious, but Japanese schools really don't teach this at all. The children themselves testify to this. They say, "I've never heard of this kind of teaching, this kind of thinking." For example, 20 children are divided into groups of five, given a certain theme, and asked to do all the research themselves using the Internet, etc., and to think about what is the biggest problem. Then he gives them the task of discussing it with five other people and presenting the results. Then the children say, "I don't understand what you mean. What do you mean? I've never had a class like that." These are kids who still come to my school, so they are interested, but even they don't understand. And the other children don't understand even less. They have been learning by imprinting, so they don't have intuition. They don't have the brains of the indigenous people. Because of this situation, I aim to build a foundation for them to first do their own research, think for themselves, and discuss with others. Dan: What is the purpose of the pandemic? Dr. Utsumi: In popular parlance, it is the Great Reset or transhumanism, or in Japanese, "the creation of a powerful management system that ignores the will of all mankind. I think it comes down to this. Some people talk about population reduction, but I don't think we will get there in the end. I don't think population reduction, which is often referred to in conspiracy theories, can be adequately carried out on a global level. Rather, it's about robotizing and managing humans and instilling a communist system and mentality in people. Create a system where all the poor are fixed as poor and only a few people get a taste of the good life. This is where the eugenics ideology comes in. Everything will be managed by AI, and in some cases, a chip may be implanted in a person's body. People will be mechanized more and more. As was recently broadcast on TV, it will be possible for fingers to play the piano on their own using 6G. It means that robot movies of the near future will become a real world. If that really happens, we won't be able to complain anymore about someone controlling us as they please. That is the kind of world they are trying to create. Humanity can be divided into two groups, those who manage and those who are managed, but the national politicians mistakenly believe that they can be on the side of management. They want to be on the side of control. This is the very desire of human beings. But on the other hand, there are those who want to fight against this trend. For them, this is a troublesome existence. So they set up many traps to deceive people. They use celebrities, dance, and have fun to divert attention from the problem. Their real goal is this kind of super-manipulationism and super-communism, and Corona is just one of their tools and themes. For me, the corona is not a big issue. I am only often asked about the corona because I am a physician. The corona is essentially just one of the tools to advance social control, and in a way the situation will be more difficult after the corona is over. Ending the Corona fiasco means that the system of management has taken a step forward, so we should not be happy to let it go. We must look to the next step, especially after 2022. Of course we will fight this to the end. However I suppose some people will keep wearing masks their whole life. Dan: What is your message to western viewers? Dr. Utsumi: For the past two years, I have been speaking out on many issues because I too believe that humanity's response to the corona has been wrong, but now I am speaking out while lowering the tone a bit. Even now the world is not moving in the direction we would like it to, and not that many more people agree with us. There are many people who are stuck due to various interests and their own ties. I don't think it's wrong to go to those people and point out all sorts of problems, like that the Corona measures are wrong, or that the response to Ukraine is wrong. Just important to consider and see why so many people disagree with us. The most important thing in that case is that our attitude of seeking truth and justice is getting in the way. I know I will probably get some pushback from Europeans when I say this. This is just the Japanese way of thinking. The following is a brief summary of the results of the study. Critics of the new coronary measures so far generally insist that what we are saying is true and you should listen and follow it. But when we make this argument, they feel defeated and outgunned. No matter how correct our argument is, they will never want to listen to us. They won't. It is more important to speak to them, "You are my only friend, so let's talk." than to preach what is right. It is natural. We don't need correct information when we are talking to others. But right now, the whole world is going right and left in search of what is the right information. Then one cannot do it with other people. When I think about why the world became such a strange place with the new Corona, I think they had the goal of destroying our relationships. When you think about it, even if you tell people that this is the correct information and give them that information, I still don't think people will follow you. I am very conscious of this point when I speak to people in Japan.

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