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Jason Christoff on Planet Mind Control | Jerm Warfare · UK Column Radio

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My name is June. This is June.
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Warfare, the battle of ideas. Jason Christophe, thank you for
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joining me in the trenches again.
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Oh, thanks for having me back, Chair.
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Thank you. No, the pleasure is all mine.
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I love your work and I very quickly went through your
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upcoming film. What's it called?
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A Plan of mine? Confine.
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Yeah, it's out now. Oh, is it out OK and it is
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superb. Thank you.
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Yeah, we put a it took a while. There was some my editors also
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takes pictures at weddings. So the summers were slower and
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the winters were busier. But we we definitely got it
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done. I'm very proud of the the final
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result. And of course, the my goal was
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to educate people about how simple the tactics are and how
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but how effective they are. So I think I do that really well
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and it's meant to have people realise how easy it is for them
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to be put under mind control and how easy it is to cast these
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spells over the population. And I review how it's done, sort
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of who's behind it. And then I go over the three
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major spells that are cast through the media and the and
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the government today. So that, you know, basically
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education in the 1st 25 minutes of the film and then examples
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after trying to teach people how to walk through their media and
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government announcements and look for the mind control nudges
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or mind control queuing. And I think it does a great job.
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And basically, you know, spoiler alert, if you watch this film,
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not only will you know how the ruling group tricks you to be
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mediocre, underachieving and below average, but you'll never
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watch TV and movies the same again.
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Could you be able to see all the psychological patterns and
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cueing that they put throughout the backgrounds?
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That and you know, once you watch the film, you'll see that
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those objects and certain patterns or even colours they
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place in the background guaranteed have a huge impact on
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your behaviour, your ideas, your thoughts moving forward.
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I've often watched movies and I've seen things that didn't sit
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comfortably with me. For example, something stupid
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like they're eating breakfast and the there's a box of
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Kellogg's, but it's positioned just perfectly so that you can
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see that it says Kellogg's. Now, there's no real mind
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control going on there, but it obviously is a nudge.
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Yeah, absolutely. And it is a nudge.
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And if you, you watch the documentary, you, you would
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realise that, you know, seeing the box of cereal, say it's Rice
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Krispies or something, some other poisonous application like
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Rice Krispies. And it might only appear once
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in, in the, you know, in the film that you're watching.
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And it takes 2 sort of images. And I teach why in, in the film,
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it takes 2 images to get you to have this weird magnetic
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attraction toward Rice Krispies. So where does the second image
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come in? What's going to come in when
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you're in the aisle, when you're in the shopping aisle?
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And so if you happen to turn to the left or the right and you
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see the box of Rice Krispies, you're not aware that your
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subconscious remembered the image of the first box in the
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film. And the reason the second box
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gets your attention is because you have this subconscious part
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of the mind that's operating outside your awareness that
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counts for definitely pays attention to anything 2
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repetitions or above. Because this part of the brain
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is actually looking for where the bigger tribe is.
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And the most repetitive content will trigger the subconscious to
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say that's where the bigger tribe is.
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So the second box of Rice Krispies or the second
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repetition of any image that you're going to take in triggers
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this invisible part of the mind that there's safety in that
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object, there's safety in that idea, there's safety in that
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behaviour. And all of this is outside your
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conscious awareness, like I explained in the film.
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And this is the technology they use on us.
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And I mean, if you really want people to react, you go well
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beyond the two repetition range. You go into the six, the 10 and
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everything. I reviewed the three examples in
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the film. I mean, they're in the 10,000 to
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100,000 Rep range. So you're going to have a
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magnetic affinity toward them. You want to bring them into your
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sphere of influence in order to sort of mark yourself as a tribe
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member, to flash the gang signs of the tribe and say, hey, you
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know, I'm like, I'm like the bigger group.
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I'm you know, do you like me yet?
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Am I safe yet? And this is sort of how you're
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invisible safety systems operate, which is explained
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really well in the film. So I, I'm sure you put that in
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the show now it's in, it's free. It's it's there to show people
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like you got to wake up now or you're always going to be under
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these spells. But there's an interesting
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primal psychology going on here, Jason, The idea of tribes that
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seems to be part of human nature.
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You're not. You're not saying that all types
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of tribalism is bad, right? Yeah, it's definitely not bad.
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And I heard a great quote, I can't remember who said it, but
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they said black magic's always based on white magic.
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So it, it's good, it's the inversion of the white magic.
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So what's kept us alive is the tribal affinity is the magnetic
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draw to, to do what the majority is doing.
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And I, I, I'll give you a good example, like if you're a kid,
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you can't talk and a child up to seven, they actually download
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the most repetitive content 10 times faster and 10 times more
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ferociously than an adult. So if you're like a kid two
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years old, you're sitting up in sort of like an ancient village.
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And I, I might have given this example to you before, but
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there's two paths in the woods and the child's mind notices
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like no one takes the left hand path.
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So the child just plain. But over his entire lifetime,
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before he can really walk on his own and take one of the paths,
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he's getting the repetitive download that the right hand
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path is the only one the other tribes members are using.
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And then as he grows up, he's more magnetically attracted to
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the right hand path, even if he didn't understand, Maybe he he
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walks toward the paths when he's 4, still not understanding why.
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And he still, he'll still be drawn to the right hand path.
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Now as he grows up, he realises the left hand path.
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It's been taken over by hyenas and tigers and millipedes and
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and snakes and a wasp nest and a bee's nest and a red Ant nest.
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So that this sort of do what the repetitive content is, is
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exposing is what's kept us alive.
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So the group takes what makes us like well functioning humans and
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said, how do we turn that on its head?
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How do we invert that? How do we take this survival
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mechanism like this white magic that like, because it is white
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magic, because you don't know what's happening.
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Like that's what magic is. It's an invisible force.
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You don't even know where it's coming from.
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So it is a form of white magic. So the child never goes down the
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left hand path. So our, you know, the people,
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social engineers I call them, are human farmers.
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They're like, how do we turn this on its head?
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Well, they found out the repetitive influence is what is
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counted subconsciously. So This is why they invented
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media and to control what repetitive content we see here
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and learn about in school as well.
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The school system's heavily involved here and they've made
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it so that they can control the repetitive content so that we
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destroy ourselves so that we're we're running towards, say, the
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Armed Art Olympics. I hope people understand what
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that means. They run toward the Armed Art
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Olympics, and because of the repetitive content that's being
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socially engineered, the person believes that poison is going to
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make them healthier. That's an inversion because
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they've always said, you know, the armed arch are the greatest
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medical invention in history. It's safe and effective.
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It's, you know, it's taken away things like polio and what about
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polio? So you have all the repetitive
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content. Now they've controlled that
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repetitive messaging and all these movies that we've seen
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like I Am Legend and Outbreak with Dustin Hoffman, World War Z
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with Brad Pitt, Contagion with Matt Damon, Laurence Fishburne.
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And See, as I exposed in the film, those movies are not there
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to entertain you, the movies. And if someone like watches this
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film, trust me, like you'll understand what I'm talking
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about. It's not a flimsy, I'm not
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making a flimsy argument. I prove the argument in a way
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that's entertaining and not aggressive.
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And it's not going to offend anybody who watches it.
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It's just going to blow your mind.
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But these films are there to lay in the repetitive content that's
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inverted because, of course, as the film states, you cannot
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rule. You can't farm lions.
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You can only farm lambs. And the ruling group have tried
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in the past to make us lambs by force.
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You know, give us the butt of the gun, put put us in cams, put
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barbed wire around us, threaten us, steal our stuff, Gent.
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As a rule, it never works out because the human spirit is too
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strong. You can't, Another part of white
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magic is the the human is designed to be free.
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So you cannot try to put handcuffs on that spirit, but
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you can manipulate that spirit to, to give them the impression
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that they're making a free choice.
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So you have to use the repetitive content to make the
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person believe that the decision is organic to them to make them
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voluntarily go down to the armed dark clinic.
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There's no guards, there's no barbed wire, there's no
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coercion, there's no bayonets. And you, you get the same
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result, right? You get the same ruling per
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group result where the public are tricked to poison themselves
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back into the Stone Age and disempower themselves and lower
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their Iqs and inflict brain damage on themselves so they
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become like a lamb. So you get the same result, but
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it may the, the mind control makes it appear that the general
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population is making these decisions organically.
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So mind control doesn't come from a, a, a place of power, it
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comes from a, a place of fear. And I hope people realise that
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if they did have the force to, you know, push our head down
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with, you know, their unlimited power, they would, but they
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don't have it. So when you look into mind
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control, please understand that they use it because they're
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inherently weak and this is the only card they have to play.
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If we see the mind control their their reign on this planet is
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over. You mentioned Contagion.
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I had never heard of that film before 2020 and we went and
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watched it. I think it was middle of 2020,
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and the heroine arms stood up. It was like predictive
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programming. Yeah, and predictive programming
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is as I described in the film. You remember I said about the
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repetition of the right crispy and then you get the second
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repetition and the subconscious is always taking down what the
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most repetitive imagery is. That's what predictive
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programming is. It's laying in the repetitive.
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It's called dormant programming as well, because you'll need a
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trigger. So all mind control, you need a
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trigger. And movies like Contagion are
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part of a bigger genre of sort of virus zombie armed dart saves
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the day genre. And it's not just Contagion.
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It's there's 3 to 400 movies made like like this over the
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past, say 25 years. So what they're doing is laying
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in all this dormant repetition and Contagion was like you, you
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can tell this group plans it out in advance because in the movie
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Contagion, there is. So Contagion came in 2011 just
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so that people know, and it had a a virus from China,
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coronavirus I yeah, coronavirus. It was from an animal in China.
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It's spread rate. And a lot of people might not
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know this, but when a virus spreads, a so called virus
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spreads. It has what's called an R
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naughty rate. R naughty means it's spread rate
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and the spread rate of the virus in Contagion 2011.
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Always keep that in mind. It's nine years before COVID.
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It's spread rate was very similar to what Neil Ferguson
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released in from Imperial College in the UK.
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Right there was masking, the social distancing, there was
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even medication. Sorry, Jason Barron.
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Yeah, sorry. Let me jump in there.
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Hold on, Hold on. Yeah, Social distancing was a
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term I don't know about you. I'd never in my life heard that
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term before. It was never, it was never out
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before. It was only in contagion that it
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started And people look and I understand the average person
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because I understand mind control.
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So you're whoever's listening to this is thinking, are you
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telling me that they planned this nine years ahead?
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I'm telling you this that they admitted that they planned it
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like 7080 years ahead. And I'll tell you why because
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they admit it. So they have their own documents
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written in their own words by their own hand.
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And I'll give you a couple, I'll give you 2 references right now.
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Just go look up the Toronto Protocols.
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The Toronto Protocols is 1 sided reference where, yeah, you're
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probably intimidated that they, you know, there there's
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fingerprints on the movie Contagion that they were using
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mind control and meshing it in with what they were already
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going to do in 2020. I'm not only telling you that,
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I'm telling you that they've written it down.
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The Toronto Protocols are from 1967 and that's the first
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citation. The Doctor Richard Day
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confessions that came out, you know, through the through the
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tongue of Doctor Lawrence Dunnigan that came out in 1969,
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where they admit all this and so much more that they're coming
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for you. And what's funny about and not
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funny, but I'm going to give people a very stern warning
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about how this group looks at the public, as in the Doctor
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Richard Day Confessions 1969, he said there's two reasons we do
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everything. And he lists like 150 attacks
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he's going to do and his group called the Order is going to do
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upon humanity over the next 50 or 70 years.
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And he says there's two reasons we do everything.
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One reason is the reason that's for us and it's the truth.
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And there's the reason we sell you the stupid people.
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And he said, if you're too stupid to see that we're
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screwing you over and that we're lying to you, you deserve to
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die. That's what he said.
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So please be aware that although you might not believe this is
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happening, they, they admit it and they're telling you that if
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you're too stupid to even investigate what they're
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literally writing down that you deserve what you're going to
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get. So please be aware of that.
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So I'll tell you, oh, did you want something to say, say to
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that before I go to the contagion?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just want to jump in again.
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Did you say the Toronto protocols?
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Yeah, So listen to this. According to the documents,
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Group 6 point 6.6 consists of those who control the six
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largest banks in the world, the six largest energy consortia on
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the planet including oil, and the six largest Agri food
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consortia. Yeah, and that's why they call
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this 666, which is 666 people associated with the number of
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the beast. But the beast can be disguised
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in different ways. I've given articles and lectures
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on this, but 666 just means the repeating spirit of their rule.
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It doesn't really mean a man like or an or a goat.
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A goat with a pitchfork. Can I, can I sorry before you go
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on, can I just quickly read this?
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I pulled it up while you were talking.
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Listen to this. The first understood or alleged
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meeting was in 1967 and they produced a document titled Panem
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ET Circenses which means bread and circuses.
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I hope I pronounce it correctly. With the stated goal of vital
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genocide for the benefit of the hidden prophet.
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The document outlines. The document outlines strategies
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through creating a world Society of the leisure which focuses on
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sex, drugs, sports, travel and and entertainment which is what
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you were talking about in the film.
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Infiltrating media, fashion and cultural circles to influence
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the West, targeting youth to control future adults,
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undermining traditional Christian family structures and
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making quote unquote exceptions become new social rules to
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destabilise society. It's what you've been talking
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about. Yeah, it's what I was talking
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about the whole time. So people will be, I, I tell
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people, look, my commentary is just extra.
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You got to go back to where they admit they're hunting you,
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they're hunting your kids, they're poisoning your food.
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They actually say that in the Toronto protocols.
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They said those people that grow food out in the country, they're
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very dangerous to, to our, to our end goal.
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We have to get rid of them. I mean, this is all admitted to
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and in the Toronto protocols, they call this thing, they call
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it the wandering spirit of man. They said we have to take
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advantage of the wandering spirit of man.
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With what they say is like this perpetual titillation agenda
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where they're going to get you to amuse yourself to death.
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Sort of like the Universe 25 mouse experiment.
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I'm pretty sure you'll remember that so that you don't notice
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that we're hunting you. So we're going to give you the
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Starbucks and the alcohol and the sports ball game and the
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Netflix and the porn and the masturbation and the, you know,
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the marital affairs and the endless breakups and the endless
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drama. They admit that they're
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engineering all of it. So you're like a cat chasing its
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tail. And by the time you come to in a
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wheelchair with 10 different diseases and you're overweight,
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they got you, right. They got you.
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So again, my commentary today is simply in addition to what
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they've already admitted they're doing to you, just letting you.
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So back to contagion. This is how good they are with
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putting in the repetitions and the subconscious doesn't know
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the difference. So this counting system that
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loves you, by the way, like it loves you, that's why it's
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counting. It doesn't know the difference
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between real life screen time and imagined thought.
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And it doesn't know when 1 movie ends and another one begins.
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It just counts for the most repetitive content because it
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loves you and it wants to find out what the bigger herd is
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saying, thinking or doing. The counting is invisible and
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so's forcing you to adopt it. So this pressure to go along
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with the content is another pressure based safety mechanism.
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So in the movie Contagion, they're very good.
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So nine years prior, there's a scene in Contagion where there's
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a couple backhoes, a couple Caterpillar backhoes, and
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there's trenches with, you know, bodies and, you know, in the
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white body bags. And, you know, the workers are
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like, oh, I don't think we've ran out of body bags.
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Canada has stopped sending us body bags, doing a wait and see.
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And they're saying we can't handle the flow.
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Now in the New York Post, in the New York Times, they actually
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had in 2020. So in 2011, the Hollywood black
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magic magicians jump in the open trenches.
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You're outside. You got the white body bags and
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I think even the, it might have been blue body bags and the
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people that were digging the graves were in white flash.
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You know, flash forward to 2020-2021 New York City and the
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they report that the, the, you know, the morgues are
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overflowing. So they had to resort to burying
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the bodies in open graves now. Burning and burning.
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That was in Mexico City. I mean, Jeff Berwick was famous
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for that. The the the ovens never stop.
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The ovens never stop verdict, right.
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Jeff really feed that one to death.
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And he should because it's all part of the repetitive content
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to put the fear into the public that there's a there's a virus
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to to be afraid of. So what the public didn't know
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is that the, you know, the aerial drone footage in 2020 and
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2021 that was reported initially by the New York Post and the New
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York Times was from a place called Hart Island.
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And prisoners always bury unclaimed bodies on Hart Island.
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And of course, there was the blue body bags, there was the
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wooden coffins, there was the, you know, the, all the, all the
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prisoners were, were in the, the blue jumpsuits.
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And it was the exact same scene. Now I have to let you know,
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there's no chance consciously that anybody that watched
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Contagion in 2011 is going to connect consciously that those
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scenes are the same. But your subconscious, which is
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proven to work at a speed of 11,000,000 data points
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considered per second, and the conscious mind, which youth
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like. I'm speaking with the conscious
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mind now. I sound pretty smart, but that
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part of the brain can only process 140 pieces of data a
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second. So this part of the brain that's
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trying to find repetitive content going at 11,000,000
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pieces of data point research a second, you're not going to pick
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it up. And so that sort of imprint now,
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the bodies on Hart Island that are that are buried because by
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the prisoners there, it's unclaimed bodies.
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And what they did in New York City at the time is they
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accelerated the amount of unclaimed bodies because they
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said for Covad, usually New York hospitals were keeping bodies
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for two to three weeks till they would find family members.
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So they would put the body on ice.
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And they do a deep dive into, you know, let's try and find the
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family member to claim the body because a lot of deaths in New
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York sometimes are the homeless and people that don't, elderly
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that don't have relatives and things like this.
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So see, it's this is how hard the group works to make the
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stage play exactly what they want.
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So they truncated the amount of time that New Yorkers could have
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to claim for, for unclaimed bodies to 48 hours.
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So you're not going to find family relatives of 40 in 48
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hours, especially during COVID. So you had all these excess
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bodies going over to Hart Island because that's the job of the
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prisoners there to, to bury unclaimed bodies.
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So it looked like an an excess of death, but it was really just
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complete manipulation. Yeah, but that's the nudging,
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isn't it? Absolutely that, that's
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definitely the nudging. There's so many other things in
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contagion like like you said, social distancing and even
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Sanjay, the mass Sanjay Gupta was playing himself in Contagion
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and he was with the CDC, right? So we have the CDC logo, the
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official authority. That's a big sort of trigger for
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people is authority. And so Sanjay Gupta from CNN was
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with Laurence Fishburne, supposed to be with the CDC.
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And they talk about a drug to sort of mitigate the damage
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before the vaccine comes. And it's a Rubavarin.
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And our drug is remdesivir. Like, they'll even use the same
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consonant in front of the fake medication that doesn't exist.
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Rubavarin does not exist, but Remdesivir does exist.
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And they're constantly nudging and planting and just making
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sure they know that repetitive content and gyms were closed,
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airports were closed, People were dying in the street, which
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of course, they were reporting, but no one was dying.
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I mean, overall mortality went down all across.
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Every place that locked down, there was less deaths.
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So what sort of killer virus has less deaths?
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Well, one out of Hollywood. And that's what we're exposed to
27:51
all the time, is media and government are the same
27:55
governing force, and the only way we're governed is through
27:59
mind control. That's I would, I would add to
28:03
that you said media and government.
28:05
I would add academia. Oh yeah, it, it, it's all in on
28:11
the, I mean, it's, we're, that's the, it's a system, right?
28:14
Everywhere we go, like even when I go to my bank in, in Canada,
28:18
the Toronto Dominion Bank, they, they have new branches, they've
28:24
redesigned their branches and they have like TV screens so
28:27
they can programme you because I mean, that's what they're if you
28:30
look at the back of the American $1.00 bill, you'll have the
28:33
triangle and it's a hovering triangle above the, the primary
28:37
pyramid. You'll see it has an eye in it
28:40
and it, you see it has light come.
28:42
It looks like it's coming out of it, but it's also and.
28:45
There's Latin written around it. Yeah, that's New World Order is
28:48
what it is. But at the very top, the
28:52
hovering, sort of the hovering pyramid above them, you know
28:55
that the capstone, there's a capstone that hovers above the
28:59
primary pyramid on the back of the America $1.00 bill and has
29:02
an eye in it. And because they can programme
29:05
you through the eye, right? You can't control repetitive
29:08
content in the dark. There has to be light.
29:11
So who he who controls what goes in the eye through the light
29:15
controls the population. So back to the TD Bank.
29:18
They got all the screens, right? They got all the TV screens at
29:22
the new branches and all it is, is commercials for same sex
29:26
loans that I can't get. So if you're a man marrying a
29:31
man, woman marrying a woman in Canada, there's new loans for
29:34
your house. There's, you know, prime minus
29:37
loans to start your business. And they're mind controlling
29:41
people because this group is, trust me, they don't like
29:45
humans. They don't want extra humans.
29:49
So of course they're going to endorse same sex relationships
29:54
because there's no chance any children are going to be born
29:56
from there. That's what's going on there.
29:59
Listen. To this Since we're on the topic
30:02
of Contagion, listen to this Nearly 1000 pages of Freedom of
30:07
Information Access documents detail the CD CS extensive
30:11
collaboration with the writers and directors of the film
30:14
Contagion. Absolutely.
30:18
And the writers, I mean, these people would know most likely
30:22
that, you know, there's a big plan coming up in 2020.
30:25
We're going to have to Riddle the backdrops.
30:28
I mean, the most important is the writer, but there's also the
30:33
most important is the people that put things in the
30:35
background, like a prop manager, because the prop manager with
30:39
the signs and you know, the danger signs, the hazmat signs,
30:45
the masking, the needles, those are really important to litter
30:49
throughout the background. And my documentary really proves
30:52
why they're important and that they have a major impact on what
30:56
you believe and how you react. So basically all this repetition
31:02
and if you don't think it affects your mind, go watch my
31:05
film because all this repetition is dumped in it can affect you
31:10
in 30 seconds. Just letting you know.
31:13
So it's all dumped in there. And I prove in the film that you
31:17
only need 2 repetitions to change someone's behaviour.
31:21
Like boom, instantly 2 repetitions and you're, you're
31:24
changing direction and you think it's you changing direction.
31:27
So this genre of movie with the, you know, zombie virus, armed
31:34
art saves the day. They dumped in hundreds of movie
31:39
28 Days with Gillian Murphy and all these movies about, you mean
31:44
even Hobbes and Shaw with The Rock and Jason Statham, you
31:47
might not remember but that was about a virus, a killer virus.
31:51
Or if you go to Angels and Demons with Tom Hanks about a
31:55
killer virus, you don't even remember the plots.
31:58
So they dumped in all this content and then let all mind
32:02
control like the Manchurian Candidate.
32:04
You need a trigger. So the trigger is the the the
32:09
public is mind controlled to believe that the news is not
32:13
entertainment and that the government officials aren't
32:16
actors and they are. So the trigger, the mind control
32:22
trigger wants hundreds of that repetition.
32:25
It wasn't just movies to Time magazine, National Geographic,
32:30
Reader's Digest, the the, you know, the teacher at your
32:33
school, viruses, vaccines, viruses, vaccines and then bang,
32:38
you're triggered in 2020. There's your mind control
32:40
trigger. And then the subconscious says,
32:43
hey, you're in danger. And that nothing triggers the
32:46
subconscious to go back to its content, that it's downloaded
32:50
more than fear. So it says, hey Jason, you're in
32:54
danger. I got all this repetitive
32:56
content what to do right now. All you got to do 6 foot
32:59
distance, social distance, put the mask on, go get the shots,
33:02
stay at home, shut everything down, be afraid, don't breathe
33:06
too much air, keep your family close.
33:09
Attack people who who talk against the narrative that would
33:14
have been instant. The person thinks it's all
33:16
organic to them. But all those movies is are what
33:20
impregnated all those beliefs into the person.
33:25
Yeah. So in other words, they're not
33:27
acting out of free will. They have their PhD from
33:33
Hollywood University and they're going around and saying, I know
33:38
about viruses and I know about spread rates and I know the mask
33:42
is effective. I can't wait for the shot.
33:44
And they're really confident in their PhD from Hollywood and TV
33:48
University. And they walked into an ambush
33:52
because like it said, you know, black magic is based on white
33:57
magic. So everything that kept that
34:00
person alive for who knows how long we've been down here on
34:05
whatever we live on, I don't really know because I know the
34:09
mind control is really good. So I don't know where we are,
34:13
but basically we've been alive here for a long time and we have
34:19
certain defence mechanisms by which we survive.
34:22
And they know that they can get us going in the opposite
34:27
direction. And I'll tell you, I got a great
34:29
hypnotist friend, a hypnotherapist, and one of my
34:32
closest friends was a smoker and she couldn't quit.
34:37
So I sent her to my hypnotherapist friend who's
34:40
really good and all he does is he gets her in the relaxed
34:44
state. Hypnotherapy has a lot to do
34:47
with you being like, relaxed and highly suggestible.
34:51
And then he walks her through this imaginary sequence of her
34:56
going to get her cigarette. And then instead of getting the
34:59
cigarette, she pulls out a centipede.
35:02
And the centipede kind of crawls in her mouth and the cigarette
35:07
pack turns into a whole bunch of spiders and crawling up her arm.
35:11
And he starts associating cigarettes with everything
35:15
that's absolutely disgusting. Now the primary person that sold
35:21
female cigarettes, Edward Bernays in lengthy the night
35:25
late 1920s. He the reason he sold female
35:30
cigarettes. He was hired by Philip Morris to
35:32
sell female cigarettes to double their that you know, the market
35:37
share is and they wanted to destroy females too.
35:41
I'm not going to shy away from that, that this cult loves
35:45
destroying females. Absolutely.
35:47
So what Bernays did was like cigarettes make it old, they
35:52
cost money, they yellow your teeth.
35:55
Obviously you can't make a sale like that.
35:57
So he, he said he organised this thing called the Torches of
36:02
Freedom and you can look it up on YouTube.
36:04
Just look up Torches of Freedom cigarettes and you'll see
36:07
exactly how he associated smoking something that kills you
36:12
with freedom and that's all you need to do.
36:15
So with my friend who quit smoking he is so he associated
36:22
in her mind smoking with negative and she quit.
36:25
She he was on with one session with her every time she went to
36:30
grab a cigarette, her brain and vision the millipede never
36:33
picked it up again. And So what he did, he Edward
36:36
Bernays did, is he sold women something that killed them by
36:40
associating a positive. And that's what mind control is
36:44
all about. During COVID, these were needles
36:48
of poison admitted to in the Toronto Protocols.
36:52
They mentioned it was a genocide.
36:54
It was a genocide. But if you're good at mind
36:58
control, you associate the needle with poison with being a
37:03
hero in your community, making your kids safe, having immunity,
37:09
being able to work again, being able to travel again.
37:13
So it's the same exact process every single time is that if
37:19
they want you to kill yourself, which only benefits them and how
37:24
how it benefits them, you can read in the Toronto protocols
37:27
and and get into the doctor Richard Day tapes.
37:30
But you injecting poison into yourself and either A making
37:34
yourself sick or B dying right away or see dying earlier than
37:40
you should benefits the group. It has no benefit for you.
37:43
So that's why the mind control documentary plan of mind control
37:47
is so important. So you can see their tricks
37:50
because they can make you do anything.
37:53
I mean even abortion for the female.
37:57
Freedom is associated there. The freedom is the easiest way
38:02
to trick a human is to say if you do this, you're free.
38:06
And that they did it with the cigarettes.
38:08
They do it with abortion. They tell the women if you, you
38:11
know it's freedom, it's not abortion.
38:15
You know that's what they're good.
38:16
That's how they sell it. They'll take the white magic,
38:20
invert it to black magic, and associate your own destruction
38:25
with something positive. It's very important to
38:28
understand if people want to. If they don't, it could be game
38:33
over if they don't understand. Just feeding to what you're
38:37
saying now about the, the cigarettes, I think the 80s and
38:41
the early 90s had the greatest ads of all time.
38:44
Do you remember Peter Styves and ads?
38:47
They were. Was that the?
38:47
Marlboro Man No. No, no, no, no, no, no.
38:51
The Peter. Styles, Is that a cigarette?
38:52
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
38:53
Where they were equating smoking with basically living, living
38:58
the high life, yachts and skydiving and sports and fast
39:04
cars and and hot women. Those were the greatest ads.
39:08
But that's precisely your point. There were there were such good
39:12
ads, but they had nothing to do with cigarettes.
39:16
Yeah, how could you sell cigarettes, right?
39:18
Look, you know, smoke this, it'll cost you.
39:22
They said if you look up Time magazine right now and put the
39:25
average cost of what a smoker spends over their lifetime, it's
39:29
$1,000,000 on cigarettes. You could look it up.
39:34
Time magazine, I don't know if it's true, but it was a million
39:37
plus. So yeah, you're not going to
39:39
make the sale saying, you know, this will bankrupt.
39:41
You'll turn your teeth yellow. It'll make you cough.
39:46
You make you cough, you make you age faster.
39:49
That's not going to sell it. You have to assort and they but
39:52
they do this with everything alcohol, vaping, watching the
39:56
Super Bowl, eating the cereal. It's so easy and so effective to
40:04
make humans participate in these.
40:07
You know this five star first class right into the abyss.
40:11
And that's what this this is how this group operates is.
40:15
Like if the weak human, the overweight human in the
40:20
motorised school scooter wheelchair with an IV bag jacked
40:26
into their primary vein in their forearm, they're never going to
40:32
challenge the system, right? So if you're broke, overweight,
40:36
sick and infantilized, which means you're kept as a permanent
40:40
infant and long into your adulthood, you're not going to
40:43
challenge the system. You're just going to talk about
40:45
Charlie Kirk. And then you don't even care
40:48
about Charlie Kirk anymore. And then you're going to talk
40:50
about Maduro. Have you heard about Maduro?
40:52
Where's Maduro? That's the Venezuelan president.
40:55
I was just paraded down New York City.
40:57
You don't hear about him ever again.
41:00
You don't hear about Charlie Kirk ever again.
41:02
You never hear about the guy that shot at Trump ever again.
41:05
It's just you're just going to be one of those people who just
41:08
talk about whatever's going on today and you got no power and
41:13
you pay your taxes and this is a business.
41:16
So the reason they use mind control and the reason you think
41:21
the news is news, it's entered, it's as fake as the movie that
41:27
came before it just and you go ahead.
41:32
No, sorry, I was just going to say just to buffer against any
41:36
any unwarranted criticism, you should put into quotes the guy
41:41
who shot at Trump. Yeah, true.
41:44
Because we'll never. Yeah, exactly.
41:46
And we don't even know if anybody got shot there, even
41:49
though, you know, it looked like someone did.
41:52
So this is this is what people have to understand is that, you
41:57
know, this group, when the public comes up against a system
42:02
like this, the profit is immense.
42:05
OK, so let's say I'm in a condominium right now and it's
42:09
and let's say it's 15 storeys tall and there's, you know, 800
42:13
people that live here or I've been in Miami where I've never
42:17
seen such tall skyscrapers in my entire life.
42:20
And I've been to some big cities.
42:21
So let's say 3000 people live in one of the condominiums I saw in
42:27
Miami on any given day, I would say three of those two of those
42:33
people out of 3000 shop at Foot Locker and the profit on the
42:38
shoes is like 100 bucks. So but Foot Locker still really
42:44
profitable, right? Still opening up and all the
42:47
strip malls pretty profitable business. 2 out of 3000.
42:50
You still run a business like that.
42:52
Not bad, right? Think about the business profit
42:56
3000 people, everybody gives between 40 and 60% of their
43:02
income to this business. You telling me they can't afford
43:07
to do whatever is necessary to keep this going and keeping you
43:12
in the seat in the cinema? Is this business?
43:17
That's what this business is, is keeping you in the seat,
43:21
watching the film, talking about Charlie Kirk, talking about
43:25
Trump, talking about Venezuela, talking about the silver crash.
43:29
What's next? What's today?
43:30
Keeping you in the seat, keeping you watching the film, keeping
43:34
all they need you in the seat so that they can flash all the
43:37
images into your subconscious to control everything that you're
43:41
thinking, saying and doing. The only option is for you to
43:45
get out of the seat, go into the lobby and go into the parking
43:50
lot and leave. And that's the only option
43:54
because when they to not mind control is to not govern.
44:00
Governance is mind control and it's based on two things,
44:05
repetition and poison. Everything I talked about
44:08
regarding the human being naturally designed to adopt the
44:12
most repetitive content of its environment.
44:15
So if that's not bad enough that that white magic defence
44:21
mechanism is what's kept us alive and they've inverted it,
44:25
they've also found out that if you're poisoned, you will adopt
44:30
the repetitive content without thinking about it, 200 to 300%
44:36
more than someone who's healthy, and they're still prone to copy
44:41
it. So healthy people are still
44:42
prone, but because they're healthy, the brain function is
44:47
sort of organised in a way where they can still question if the
44:52
messaging makes sense or not. Now they've shown that if they
44:56
poison you, Teflon on your pans, aluminium in your underarm
45:00
deodorant, fluoride in your toothpaste, and they can.
45:03
Fear also poisons the metabolism, the birth control
45:07
pill, Advent, Motrin, Tylenol, Mercury, teeth fillings, you
45:12
live on Planet Mind Control because everything they do,
45:15
everything they've normalised, everything you think you know
45:20
and that you describe as that's just the way it is.
45:24
That's just the way we do things around here.
45:27
It's all poison, because poisoning the population makes
45:32
their uptake of the repetitive content even more ferocious.
45:37
You're talking about Hollywood and the media, and a lot of
45:39
people listening will go. But I mean, I don't watch movies
45:41
anymore. But the principle is the same.
45:43
Facebook and you just sit there scrolling and you're going
45:47
through those reels one after the other.
45:49
Yeah, it's even worse. It, I mean, the way it's
45:53
designed is insidious because mind control is based on a power
45:58
differential. So if you're weak, which I just
46:03
sort of described, so just just understand, I just sort of
46:06
described it. The reason they poison you is
46:10
because the subconscious also knows if you're strong or not.
46:15
So you can be a tough guy and verbally say you're tough, but
46:19
when push comes to shove your subconscious will either there
46:23
have the confidence in your bravado or it won't.
46:26
It'll be based on fact. So.
46:29
So basically, if the repetitive content is disempowering and
46:35
trying to force you to do something against your will and
46:38
you're poisoned or weak in some other way, the subconscious will
46:41
be like, hey, Jay, I know you'd like to push back, but I just
46:47
got the report from Ground Zero in your nervous system, you're
46:52
pretty out of shape, you're financially near bankruptcy and
46:57
all the factors point to you're so weak you have to comply and
47:01
that'll pressure you to do that. So understand that weakness can
47:07
be financial, it can be poisoning, it can be spiritual.
47:12
That's why they're after the churches, because if you're a
47:14
hard ass Christian and not a fake ass Christian like Mark
47:19
Paseo describes very well in a lot of his talks, if you're not
47:22
a fake ass Christian and you know you got Jesus for backup,
47:27
you're, you have spiritual strength that this group
47:30
absolutely hates. And they mentioned that the
47:32
Toronto protocols, they hate the Christians like you just read
47:37
because they don't really believe in Jesus, but they
47:42
understand that if you do, you're stronger than if you
47:46
don't. So they know there's so many
47:49
different factors to the that will weaken you and add up like
47:53
a Big 12 inch sub at subway right there.
47:56
The bigger, the thicker that weakness, the more you'll
47:59
comply. When you're scrolling, your
48:03
posture is weak because you're looking down.
48:07
They know people that stand up strong.
48:09
You can talk to Anthony Robbins about this all all day long
48:13
because he's he's drawn the blood and he's measured the
48:17
neurology of someone who stands up straight and there's so much
48:22
physically stronger, even in muscle testing, they're
48:25
stronger. So you have this person on their
48:27
phone with their head down crouched over and everything on
48:31
there's disempowering is negative.
48:35
And don't forget your eyes are the strongest, giving the
48:38
strongest indicator when they scan the horizon because your
48:41
subconscious knows you're not under threat from full spectrum
48:45
attack. When you're staring at a screen
48:48
and focus your your eyesight on a single point of attention, it
48:52
marks his weakness in the subconscious.
48:54
When you're bent over, it marks his weakness.
48:56
And when you're sitting down, it marks his weakness.
48:59
And the natural strength of eyesight is left to right like
49:04
this, making sure you're not going to be attacked from
49:07
anybody on the Savannah. When you're when you're
49:10
scrolling like this, you don't know that your eyes are going up
49:13
and down. It's the exact opposite of the
49:16
natural strength movements of your eyeball.
49:20
They know that. They even put the antenna of the
49:26
cell phone. It'd be safer if the antenna was
49:28
at the top, but they put it at the bottom.
49:31
So it blasts all your intestines, all your sex organs,
49:36
and totally blasted because again, they're part of
49:38
depopulation admitted to in the Toronto protocols.
49:42
So be very aware that this group are hunters.
49:47
You're being hunted in ways you know nothing about.
49:51
But if you take the general cornerstone or the base
49:55
foundation of all their attacks as a review in the film, it's
49:59
all full spectrum. Weakness doesn't guarantee
50:04
you'll comply with the repetitive content, but it's
50:07
increases what's called the compliance quotient.
50:11
The more fear you're under, the more financially weak you are,
50:15
the more physically weak you are, the more mentally weak, the
50:18
more spiritually weak. They add it all together and
50:21
like a big beaker and so weird science experiment, and then
50:26
they just throw the repetitive content and they know in their
50:29
boardrooms they say, hey, you know what?
50:31
We're not going to get everybody, but we're going to
50:34
get a lot more than usual given the ingredients that we're
50:38
playing with right now. I don't want to give away too
50:42
many spoilers. You do go into alcohol and
50:46
coffee, but I want to just quickly go to masculinity
50:50
because you're talking about being weak.
50:52
Yeah, it's absolutely. And it's great that you've read
50:56
that Toronto Protocol introduction, because I don't
51:00
know if people remember, but they admitted that they control
51:03
like all the industries. So the attack on men is just not
51:11
what I reviewed in the film, which would be the repetitive
51:14
content to gradually push men toward demasculinizing
51:22
themselves. And that's very simple.
51:25
I mean, mind control is based on repetitive content.
51:27
You know how it works. I've already explained it, but
51:32
that's sort of what you're going to see psychologically.
51:36
I'm going to give weak male content and I'm going to do it
51:40
over such a long period you won't notice.
51:42
Like Dee Schneider with Twisted Sister with, with the makeup,
51:48
right? And I'm sure.
51:48
And then David Bowie's like thin.
51:50
But it was funny. But but Jason, it was funny.
51:54
Right, of course. And that's what they want you to
51:56
think. And as I say, remember what they
51:59
said, if you're too dumb to recognise what they're doing by
52:05
their own words, you deserve to die.
52:07
So yeah, it's funny to some people that that's the kind of
52:09
person they love, Right. And even like, is it ace?
52:13
Not Ace freely, but Paul Stanley from Kiss, he was super
52:17
feminine. They all wore makeup.
52:20
People don't even realise how feminised.
52:24
I mean, look at even Aerosmith, right with Steve Tyler, just
52:28
like a drowned rat. He's not really, I mean in
52:32
regards to hunting females, he has that persona.
52:37
But really, as a stronger man that could, you know, win in a
52:41
bar fight if someone picked on his wife, probably not.
52:44
Right. Like, but it's sad.
52:46
It's sad because that was such a great band.
52:49
It is sad, but don't forget that no one, nothing you see is by
52:54
chance nothing. They will make sure that you
52:58
have, you know, Freddie Mercury from Queen of Boys, like, oh, I
53:02
love, you know, I We Will Rock you.
53:05
I I love that. So, yeah, I know you love the
53:07
song because it would have been played so many times that you
53:11
have this weird magnetic affinity for it.
53:13
It doesn't matter what they play for you, they make sure it's
53:18
repetitive and there's nothing more repetitive than a song.
53:22
A chorus line can occur between 15 and 30 times in one song.
53:28
Like you go back to the song Beck, I'm a loser baby, so why
53:32
don't you kill me, a male singing it.
53:35
I mean, these things are proven to have a huge impact on your
53:42
psyche. So anyway, going back to the
53:45
full spectrum attack, as this group organises the full, so
53:49
they'll say we got to get rid of the males, we got to get rid of
53:52
the strong males. And this is an ancient group and
53:55
they've lost battles to strong males.
53:57
So they're like, we got to get, you know, we can't lose again.
54:01
We can't have people in the streets again sacrificing
54:04
themselves and taking down our group.
54:06
So let's feminise the men. And then ABC and NBC and CBS
54:11
will say, OK, I'll, I'll do this.
54:13
And Warner Brothers and Fox Media say we'll make movies to
54:18
do the same. But the chemical companies get
54:22
in on it too, because they're they're all at the the meeting.
54:26
So there's a company called Sergenta Syngenta Syn, they
54:30
spell it Syn really phonetically.
54:34
They they enrol that, you know, they know how to subconsciously
54:38
terrorise people even in their words, which is like what's
54:41
called word magic. Syngenta means the sin of
54:45
genetics. That's what it means, Syngenta
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sin of genetics. Now Syngenta produced what they
54:52
said was a pesticide and it's not a pesticide, it's a
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feminization chemical. It's called atrazine and you can
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look this up right now. Just go to atrazine Professor
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Tyrone Hayes Hayes. Tyrone Hayes from Berkeley, CA.
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And it basically turned his amphibian test animals gay and
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they but that's what was the design was so they wanted to go
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up to mammals, but they shut everything down.
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And we can see it's sort of having the same effect.
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And this is the third leading pesticide in the US.
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If they've sprayed in Canada, it's banned a lot of places in
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the European Union because it feminises animals.
55:38
It turns it not only on the amphibian test subjects with
55:43
Doctor Tyrone Hayes, not only did it have them flip their
55:46
genders, but it also created this mass homosexuality movement
55:51
in the frogs as well. Alex Jones was right.
55:56
Yeah, the the frogs are gay or the turd of the frogs, right?
55:59
Yeah, it's it's true though. But what I'm trying to say is
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the media will do their part, which I explained very clearly
56:08
how the media do their part to feminise the men.
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And but I didn't even touch on the other areas of it, the other
56:17
the other areas where, you know, they were calling toxic
56:21
masculinity and we're being ruled more and more by weak beta
56:28
males. And every group has to do their
56:31
part in this club. Every group has to do their part
56:35
or they're out of the club. So the club is like, you can
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have any car you want, any house you want.
56:41
We got the private jets. You have unlimited, unlimited
56:44
money, but we'll phone you when we need you.
56:47
I mean, I know people in this group, I've seen them
56:51
interviewed, I know some in person.
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And when the phone rings, if it's a higher ranking member, it
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doesn't matter if you're a judge, a cop, you could be the
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head police chief in a particular town.
57:04
You get all the attributes, all the courtesies of being in the
57:09
club and your phone might ring once every 10 years, but when it
57:13
does, if you deny the call, it's done.
57:18
So, so basically this is how this group rules and there's a
57:21
central organiser and it's all about we want to create single
57:26
women, we want to create feminised men.
57:29
We want them poisoning themselves.
57:31
We want them believing needles of poison are good with your
57:34
immunity. We want them to feed their kids,
57:38
you know, soya based baby formula.
57:41
And that's all this group does is keep us weak, keep the mind
57:46
control rolling ahead because this is basically a A50 to $100
57:50
billion a day profit business across the world.
57:54
So every day that goes by, you get 50 to 100 billion in profit.
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So even if one day the whole system collapses, Can you
58:04
imagine the profit? And that's why I was trying to
58:07
go back to that high rise in, in Miami where you, you have no
58:13
idea how profitable this illusion based business is.
58:17
And that's why they'll tell you like, you're going to get a doge
58:20
refund check, you're going to get a Venezuelan refund check.
58:23
We're going to take away the income tax.
58:25
You're going to get a tariff refund check.
58:28
You're going to get a mag, a refund check.
58:30
And you can tell them every two weeks and under the brain damage
58:34
and the mind control, they won't even remember what they were
58:37
promised two weeks ago. And 14 days at $100 billion a
58:43
day profit across the world. Can you, like, can you not wrap
58:46
your head around why they just kick the they don't care if it
58:50
collapses. Whenever it collapses, it's
58:53
going to collapse soon enough. But every day they kicked a can
58:57
down the road. It's the most profitable
58:58
business ever come, you know, ever devised in human history.
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I noticed this actually a few years ago when watching sitcoms.
59:09
The men are always drunkards or or useless or lazy or unemployed
59:16
and it's always up to the the wife remember married with
59:19
children and even the symptoms. Yeah, yeah.
59:25
And if you watch the film where we really not only show the
59:29
repetitive content, I mean, Married with Children, Simpsons
59:32
was in the film. Married with Children almost
59:34
made it. We had to cut it out.
59:35
But if you they're all like that, I mean, all these movies
59:42
and TV shows are about the strong women and about the weak
59:47
men. Now, there's reasons for that,
59:49
though. So someone says, well, I
59:51
understand that. If I was a ruler, sure, I
59:55
understand we'll get rid of the strong men.
59:58
I understand that. But someone might say, explain
1:00:01
to me the weak of the strong women.
1:00:04
Like say. In Avengers End Game Thor, which
1:00:09
I mentioned in the film, I. Can't watch that stuff anymore,
1:00:13
he took out. Thanos, right?
1:00:14
But then he had a mental breakdown.
1:00:16
He went into into seclusion. He was playing video games,
1:00:21
drinking beer, and he gained a whole bunch of weight.
1:00:23
So there was a big showdown. Thanos, I don't know how he got
1:00:26
his head back, but he comes back and there's a big showdown of
1:00:31
all the superheroes, all The Avengers, and who's the
1:00:33
strongest one that kicks Thanos's ass?
1:00:36
It's Supergirl, because Thor's too fat right now.
1:00:41
And then all the girls team up on Thanos, and that's when they
1:00:44
really get the better of Thanos. So people are like, why would
1:00:48
they want all the repetition to push the men to be feminine?
1:00:54
And why with all the repetition to push the women to be
1:00:57
masculine, it's because they want the women to believe
1:01:00
they're strong and to think they don't need men for support.
1:01:06
And this group is very clever, very clever.
1:01:10
Now, I don't want to scare people and I want you to know
1:01:14
that this might sound fantastical, so maybe you stop
1:01:17
it right now and go read the Toronto Protocols so that you
1:01:20
can understand it. It's not fantastical whatsoever.
1:01:24
They only want one gender. That's what they want, OK,
1:01:30
Because they don't want the reproduction capability.
1:01:34
Did you want to say something, jerk?
1:01:36
No, no, no. I was just adjusting my
1:01:38
earphones. OK, so they only want one gender
1:01:42
and you can see they're very subtle because the mind control
1:01:46
can. It's only works good if it's
1:01:48
slow that you don't want to awaken the mind control victim.
1:01:52
You remember the there was a spice you could you could, you
1:01:56
know, shake onto your meat. It was called Missus Dash.
1:02:01
You remember that? No, no, we didn't have that.
1:02:04
We you probably had something else over there, but we had
1:02:07
something. Called sorry, we had something
1:02:08
called aromat. I don't know if that was
1:02:10
international. Yeah, I'd well, in North
1:02:13
America, in North Americans, No, there's missus Dash.
1:02:16
OK, And now it's just Dash, right?
1:02:19
OK, so if you're a mind control expert or mind control research,
1:02:25
you're like, OK, so they just took the female out of that.
1:02:30
OK, doesn't mean nothing. It means nothing to a mind
1:02:35
control researcher. But do I see any patterns?
1:02:37
Once the patterns are there, then you start really paying
1:02:40
attention. So in Hollywood, we used to call
1:02:45
males actors and females actresses.
1:02:50
No, not allowed to say that anymore.
1:02:52
It's rude. Got to call them all actors.
1:02:56
OK, so they're taking the female spirit out of that word, getting
1:03:01
rid of and even the English language, most other languages
1:03:05
have objects like in French, the LA or the LA LE or the LA.
1:03:11
Well, they're male and female will not only define male and
1:03:15
female, but there's objects that are male and female.
1:03:18
Like if you're going to say a cat, I don't know if it's la sha
1:03:22
or la sha, I'm not too sure because I'm Canadian but I
1:03:27
failed French. But even objects have a feminine
1:03:31
and a masculine quality, and you have to address it as such.
1:03:34
Not English. We have he and she, but there's
1:03:39
no association of objects with either the feminine or the
1:03:43
masculine. So they're doing it so slowly
1:03:45
over time. And so the Shakespearean agenda
1:03:48
is what I call it. And so women are cheering this
1:03:52
on. They're thinking it's about
1:03:53
equality. I'm going to be strong like
1:03:55
Superwoman. I don't need a man.
1:03:57
I'm raising my kids on my own. And they're, and they're
1:03:59
thinking they're making these decisions organically.
1:04:03
I'm going to tell you this group, if you want to know how
1:04:05
evil this group is, go read the Toronto Protocols.
1:04:08
Once the, once they turn on that female who thinks they're
1:04:12
Supergirl as they stand alone in their, in their, you know, one
1:04:18
floor bungalow with their two kids and they try to protect
1:04:23
themselves from this devilish satanic cult.
1:04:26
It's game over and that's the angle.
1:04:29
So it's a Shakespearean agenda in the sense that maybe people
1:04:33
don't know, but in Shakespearean times, which was the mind
1:04:38
control modality of that era, where they would use mind
1:04:42
control in the stage productions, all actors had to
1:04:45
be male. If there were female parts, they
1:04:48
were played by men. So the Shakespearean agenda is
1:04:53
get rid of the females only have the men keep enough females to
1:04:59
sort of rape in the hand man Handmaid's Tale scenario.
1:05:04
And the the the real females that they keep alive will be at
1:05:07
these rape camps for the ruling group.
1:05:10
And they mentioned some of these camps or or sort of hint to them
1:05:14
in the Doctor Richard Day tapes in the Toronto protocols and
1:05:18
some other cited documents. So females, be very be careful
1:05:23
about the pro strength repetitive content that you're
1:05:27
being exposed to. They want you feeling strong
1:05:30
until they kick in the door and then that's when you're going to
1:05:34
realise that men are needed and toxic masculinity isn't bad and
1:05:40
you can't phone. You know your friend who's 100
1:05:45
lbs playing video games and smoking weed who's a guy but not
1:05:49
really a guy. That's when the shit really hits
1:05:53
the fan. You mentioned Handmaid's Tale.
1:05:56
I mean, that was a great storyline, but it ended up with,
1:05:59
again, female power. Yeah, and they want to give the
1:06:03
female that impression. They want to give the female the
1:06:07
impression that the men are beneath them.
1:06:09
They don't need them. You can use them at will.
1:06:12
They're sort of like either sperm banks, Oregon ATMs, and
1:06:17
and of course, even just getting women out into the workforce,
1:06:23
which they admit to. It's not me.
1:06:25
It's not me, Kevin, by the way. Now, that was the place that
1:06:27
started that the Federal Reserve back already in 1900s about
1:06:32
putting women into the workforce to compete against men.
1:06:36
Yeah, like double the, you know, double the tax foundation and
1:06:40
and it's more about depopulation because the working women would
1:06:43
have less children, less able to care for the children, more
1:06:47
likely to give children off to the state for the mind control
1:06:50
programming earlier and earlier. So all their like, it's just not
1:06:53
one agenda, right. They're all sort of intertwined.
1:06:57
And this is important again to watch the documentary because
1:07:02
these tactics to make women think that birthing is a medical
1:07:10
issue or to make women think that formula breast milk is the
1:07:14
same or think that injecting poison into the kid is going to
1:07:17
make them healthier. It's really easy to do it.
1:07:21
Like it's not. This isn't, it's not complex.
1:07:24
It's simple and they can do anything they want if they want
1:07:28
you like they all of their agendas and all their mind
1:07:33
control campaigns are designed so that you go against your
1:07:37
genetic self preservation mechanism.
1:07:40
They can trick you to kill yourself with the tactics that I
1:07:45
reveal in the movie. So FYI, pretty important
1:07:49
information so that I'm telling you that if you watch the movie,
1:07:54
you'll the chance that they can trick you to kill yourself and
1:07:58
kill your own kids is either extinguished altogether or
1:08:03
drastically reduced. So that's my gift.
1:08:07
I heavily suggest you watch the film, not to make me popular,
1:08:11
but to save you. I tell people, look, I don't
1:08:14
know you out there, but you're my top priority because I can't.
1:08:19
Like if everybody's in chaos, what am I going to go down the
1:08:22
road skipping when everybody else has got needles in their
1:08:26
arm and falling over dead or bankrupt?
1:08:28
Of course not. I'm doing this for you and for
1:08:32
me because we're on the same team.
1:08:34
No one wins unless we all win. And your film is free.
1:08:39
And my film is free. Yeah, absolutely.
1:08:42
I made it for free. All right, Jason, how can I or
1:08:47
my audience follow your work? Well, if they want to watch the
1:08:51
film Planet Mind Control, it's actually that's what it is.
1:08:54
The website planetmindcontrol.com, you will
1:08:58
see a trailer there. The trailer's not the film.
1:09:01
The trailer's on the front first page.
1:09:04
You got to go below the trailer. All you have to do is put your
1:09:06
email and your name in, or just your email, it doesn't matter.
1:09:10
Press submit and then the film, the film appears.
1:09:14
So don't think the trailer's the film to watch the film, you got
1:09:17
to go put your email in and then it it appears.
1:09:19
So plan of mind control. jkristoff.com is my website and
1:09:25
I talk about mind control all the time because it's the only
1:09:28
weapon they got. It's the only weapon they got.
1:09:32
Jason Christophe, I love chatting to you, my friend.
1:09:34
It's always a pleasure. So thank you for joining me in
1:09:38
the trenches. Thanks Jeremy.
1:09:40
I did most of the Taco but thanks for having me I.