"If you feel tension right now and you feel some emotional distress, and if you feel as if things aren't going right ... I think your perceptions are correct," McCullough said.
"And if your perceptions are correct, now's the time for action."
Baylor University Medical Center fired him in February. And Texas A&M College of Medicine, Texas Christian University and University of North Texas Health Science Center School of Medicine have cut ties with McCullough, accusing him of spreading misinformation.
"I've been stripped of every title that I've ever had in that institution. I've received a threat letter from the American College of Physicians, [and] a threat letter from the American Board," he said.
All because of his "lawful" participation "in a topic of public importance."
"What we are doing is lawful," he said.
He predicted the eight professional acronyms behind his name "will be progressively erased."
It will happen "because there's powerful forces at work, far more powerful than we can possibly think of, that are influencing anybody who is in a position of authority."
McCullough noted he's not new to the national scene, having, for example, served on President Bill Clinton's health care advisory panel.
Emphasizing the importance of safety in medicine, he said it's "beyond astonishing" that "there has been an injection of a substance into half of Americans' bodies and there's yet to be a report to America on safety."
'Loaded weapon'
MCullough told the Michigan audience he's particularly concerned about the genetic gene-transfer, messenger RNA technology incorporated in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
He explained that "normally a messenger RNA is used once and disposed of." But the mRNA injections by Pfizer and Moderna, messenger RNA are "used over and over ... again and stays in the cells for a [very] long time."
"For the first time in human history, we have a biologic product that's telling our body to produce an abnormal protein,"
The mRNA enters cells and causes them to create spike proteins, a "kind of a 'loaded weapon,' if you will."
"It's now known that the spike protein itself is independently pathogenic: it causes damage itself" to the cells in which it is produced and then circulates in the body for about two weeks," McCullough said.
"There is nothing about the spike protein that's good. They're lethal."
'Colossal misstep'
McCullough decried the lack of an independent Data Safety Monitor Board to monitor the administering of the vaccines, calling it a "colossal misstep."
"If we don't have safety boards, data safety monitoring boards, critical event committees, human ethics committees, assigned to these programs, we have no hope of shutting this down or even evaluating for safety," he said.
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May God bless and supernaturally protect this very brave doctor!!!
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