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DR. RICHARD FLEMING – “ARE WE THE NEXT ENDANGERED SPECIES?” 6 1 24
DR. RICHARD FLEMING – “ARE WE THE NEXT ENDANGERED SPECIES?” 6 1 24
DR. RICHARD FLEMING – “ARE WE THE NEXT ENDANGERED SPECIES?” 6 1 24
Saturday 1st June 2024
Dr. Richard M. Fleming discusses bio-warfare history and eugenics in relation to COVID-19, revealing actions to prevent future crises.
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Get the buttons here!Are We the Next Endangered Species? Dr. Richard Fleming's Chilling Insights
Episode Overview
- Dr. Fleming's research unveils historical parallels in bio-warfare and eugenics
- Discussion on the development of bio-weapons dating back to the 1850s
- Insights on the collaboration between the US and Nazi scientists post-World War II
- Call to action for accountability and indictment through 10letters.org
- Steps to prevent becoming the next endangered species
Either we're going to address these problems or we will become the next endangered species.
Picture this: a world where the lines between bio-warfare, eugenics, and pandemics blur into a single, unsettling narrative. In this gripping episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Richard M. Fleming, a physicist, nuclear cardiologist, attorney, and author, takes us on a journey through his eye-opening book, 'Are We the Next Endangered Species?'. Fleming doesn't just scratch the surface; he dives headfirst into the murky waters of bio-warfare history and its eerie connection to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ever wondered how past eugenics programs could be influencing today's global health crisis? Fleming lays it all out, weaving together a tapestry of historical events and modern-day challenges that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about public health. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Fleming also offers practical steps we can take to avoid becoming the next endangered species.
Whether you're a history buff, a science enthusiast, or someone just looking to understand the complexities of our current health landscape, this episode is a must-listen. So grab your headphones and prepare for a thought-provoking journey that blends science, history, and a touch of urgency.