thepanicmasterOP•

Ss Derren Brown's The Push, which is available on Netflix is a live experiment which highlights the use of authoritarian control techniques to secure compliance. While watching this I became acutely aware that these same techniques are currently being employed by world governments through the covid narrative to ensure compliance of the population at large. Through the power of suggestion, repetition, fear, confusion and our intrinsic subservience to authority, what are the limits that the herd will endure before they Push Back?

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bishopcrooks•

He been shedding light on this type of shit for years... most people brush it off cause they don’t think they ‘stupid enough’ to be fooled like that on a regular basis

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thepanicmasterOP•

The whole covid narrative has been designed using a combination of these techniques and many have simply lapped it up.

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bishopcrooks•

The we will give u the problem and the solution

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jamans43•

Read ‘your thoughts are not your own’ forget the author. They have been experimenting on us for years. They know exactly which buttons to push. The Tavistock institute in London is main one in uk. Some of their directors have bragged how they can send a group of psychologists to a country and change the population psyche.

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thepanicmasterOP•

Yes. Actually I have read the book Mass Control by Jim Keith which touches on the mk programs, dalgado and the brain electrode stuff as well as remote control mechanisms but the above is more suggestive than invasive. I'll give it a read, thanks.

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jamans43•

Comes in 2 parts. The first one is general. The second is about media. Both are good.

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