Dolores Cahill Interviewed by Mohammed Quraishi

You might want to skip to the content. Dolores Cahill is introduced for more than 4 minutes and begins speaking, finally, at 4:40 min.
We need more people like Dolores Cahill. She's a hero who inspires others to become heroes too. Although virus has not been proven to cause people to be ill, it is widely believed to be true. If we don't give up this belief and get back on the fact track, we are not going to make the advances we have dreamed of. We need to have reason for our beliefs. Dolores Cahill even says that we need a depository where claims can be substantiated for all to see. In the case of Covid-19, we would have avoided many unnecessary deaths and costly lockdowns, if we had stuck to reason and factual information, but we allowed politicians to set health policy. Politicians are not scientists. They are not health professionals and their behavior isn't leadership. Politicians are taking us down the wrong path. A leader should deliver us to the best outcomes, not the worst. Very few in leadership roles are good at what they do. Driven by ulterior motives, corruption and self gain, they prove to be bad leaders. The numbers are often false and standard procedures, like autopsies are skipped. Trials are skipped, animal studies set aside, tests for safety and efficacy are overridden by claims of 'emergency' when there actually is none.
Dolores says that 150,000 people die each day from various causes and then she uses governments' false figures on corona deaths. I have a problem with that manner of thinking. When the day comes that it is widely known that virus has not been proven to cause illness, the fear will be allayed. Once the fear has been allayed, the panic ends and all of us can be more rational in our thinking. I know that spoils it for the vaccine makers, who want to sell expensive vaccines and have no liability, but that's OK with me. These manufacturers are killing people without lawsuits to keep them civilized. Anyone who makes a product has to be liable for the damage it does, but Congress voted to exempt vaccine manufacturers from any liability. This is corruption, even if you can't recognize it as such. The people can still sue, but it has to be on other grounds. Reiner Fuellmich is doing a great job of suing those who are profiting from the fake pandemic. If they win, we are going to be forced to accept vaccinations.
We know that many deaths are fraudulently attributed to Covid-19, a virus which has NOT been isolated by the CDC. When deaths are fraudulently and falsely attributed to Covid-19, nobody should state their report of deaths, without acknowledging that the numbers are completely unreliable. At around 35 minutes into this video, Dolores Cahill lays out plans to charge political leaders with malfeasance, without going to court. She talks about prison sentences of 10 years for those who caused harm by not doing what they should have done. She goes way beyond her medical and research limits to prosecution and she has strong evidence that they did the people wrong, violated their rights, denied them information that was available and caused many deaths. Dolores Cahill has the remedy that we have been looking for. She leads the way.
As long as people are using a false term, 'vaccine' for gene manipulation and as long as victims are not being informed, we are going to have a fuzzy picture, death and waste.

Dolores Cahill has a lot of knowledge and 25 years in research. She has a lot to say. Those who invite her to talk should use a pencil and paper to make notes of what they want to say and wait until their guest, Dolores Cahill, has finished speaking, because just as she is about to say something important, she is interrupted by the host. Ideas from educated people are created with several parts and the host has to allow the guest to develop the presentation. Interruptions show inexperience, impatience and often the value of what the host is interjecting has little to no value. There is a loud and obnoxious commercial in the interview which nobody wants to hear and it is offensive, annoying and distracts from the content.