Episode 69-Dr. Juliette Engel-Human Cyborg Agenda

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After shamanic healing in Crimea, Juliette's tumors vanished in two weeks, shocking her doctors.

Dr. Juliette Engel, a physician who worked in Russian maternity hospitals in 1990, joins host Robin Stebbins to discuss the collapse of medical systems and alternative healing. Engel describes witnessing horrific conditions in Soviet-era hospitals, where women had up to 11 abortions due to a lack of birth control and facilities used cats to control rats. She argues Western medicine is now in a similar nosedive, losing public faith and becoming corrupt, just as the Soviet system did. Engel recounts being diagnosed with recurrent, aggressive sinus tumors and told she needed radical surgery that would remove her eye and nose. She refused the procedure and instead traveled to Crimea to undergo a week of shamanic healing with practitioners who spoke no English. Upon returning to Seattle, a CT scan showed her tumor had completely disappeared within two weeks, a result her doctors never discussed. She explains that as institutional medicine fails, people turn to traditional healers, as happened in Russia. Engel states that Rockefeller Foundation sponsorship shaped modern medical textbooks and pharmacology education. She claims the current medical system separates people from nature and is largely a fraud that makes people sicker. A key insight is that healing requires communicating with plants and asking their permission before harvesting, establishing a spiritual conjunction. She warns that shamanic healing has pitfalls, including potential sexual invasion and corruption, especially when monetized. Engel asserts that many in the medical industry have "given up their souls," possibly due to MK-Ultra programming, which she says teaches people to relinquish their spirit to stop torture. She argues high-IQ individuals and doctors are easily controlled through peer-reviewed studies and authority, making them a compliant part of the population. The conversation turns to a depopulation agenda, referencing the Georgia Guidestones' alleged 500 million population target and the wealthy Buccleuch family's land policies. Engel identifies Crimea as a global spiritual center, ancient Scythia, filled with star forts and pyramids, which is why various powers seek to control it. She and Stebbins agree that artificial intelligence and brain-chip interfaces represent a final attempt at total control, turning humans into robots. The solution offered is to cleanse the body of toxins, reconnect with nature, and access divine wisdom or "God's Wi-Fi" through a purified spirit. The tone is a conversational and personal dialogue blending memoir, cautionary tale, and spiritual advocacy. The style is exploratory and anecdotal, moving from graphic medical descriptions to metaphysical claims. Listeners interested in alternative healing, medical system critiques, and spiritual survivalism would find this episode compelling. Those who prefer evidence-based, secular discussions of medicine or are uncomfortable with psychic healing narratives might choose to skip it.

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