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How The Chemical Imbalance Lie Is Now Pushed on 7 Year Olds (Final Solo Episode!) · Radically Genuine

• Dr. Roger McFillin (00:01.932) Welcome to the Radically Genuine Podcast. I am Dr. Roger McFillin. Five years ago in the summer of 2021, I sat down with my brother Sean, my good friend and educator, Kel Weatherhold, and we recorded an episode about the most effective marketing campaign in human history. And today, in my final solo episode, prior to everything changing, I'm gonna go full circle. And demonstrate to you the power of that chemical imbalance lie and where it lives now. Because next week, Thursday, October 1st, we are launching the new Radically Genuine. There'll be two episodes a week. We're gonna go much deeper. It'll be an in-person, live long form discussion in a beautiful new studio, high cinematic and production value. Everything is going to be top of the line. But today is the last time I get to speak to you just from my computer, from my laptop, where all this started. And I think it's important to reflect on where I was five years ago. And why I think that episode was so critical and it's meaningful in ways that are like beyond the surface. Because right now there's propaganda being pushed on elementary school kids, second graders. There's books in libraries. There's books being read by teachers to kids as young as seven. And to me, the desired outcome could never be more clear. There is a strong, intentional purpose to create a sick, sedated. controllable and scared population, one who is captured and voluntarily chooses a form of slavery. Dr. Roger McFillin (02:07.745) The title of my first episode, the first radically genuine podcast episode, was The Chemical Imbalance, one of the most effective marketing campaigns in human history. And I want you to understand what I was actually arguing back then, because I don't think it was really about the serotonin hypothesis. The argument was this: a civilization that can be made to believe that something that is not true. At scale in a single generation, if that belief is repeated over and over again by people wearing the right costume. A white lab coat with credentials, that they can get people, an entire population, to accept this false idea, no matter how harmful and demonstrate and demonstrably debilitating that idea can be. And we can accept these absurd ideas, and it could lead us to commit atrocities. The chemical imbalance was my proof of concept. It's not the only one in human history. In fact, the whole COVID idea was based on the same conditioning. But it's the cleanest example that I was able to articulate at that time, and it captured my field. There's never a biological test for a chemical imbalance. There's no biomarker. There was really never a single published study that established the serotonin deficiency in a depressed human being. In fact, the theory. They tell us arrived backwards, which is the part like almost nobody notices. They created the drugs first. They observed that the drugs flatten emotions. And then they reasoned in reverse and declared that the thing the drug was affecting must be the thing that was broken. That was a blatant lie to push more people to drugs. And that's kind of like the finding that alcohol makes a shy man talkative. And then concluding, you know, alcohol targets brain. Dr. Roger McFillin (04:17.378) chemicals that create shyness disorder, or we have a anti social anxiety drug that's safe and non habit forming. That's what they did. Think it goes deeper than that. And the new radically genuine podcast and media platform is gonna go to depths with a degree of investigation that I don't think many podcasts, if any, have gone. And sometimes it's gonna be dark and dangerous places. But when I posted that episode in 2021, it was before the 2022 Joanna Moncrief. And her colleagues, when they published the umbrella review in molecular psychiatry, which like was pulling together the major strands of serotonin research of coast decades, and they found no consistent evidence that depression really was caused by any low serotonin or reduced serotonin activity. And despite all this, it continues today in 2026 to be pushed to justify these drugs, including the Lindsay Lindsay Clancy court testimony. From a prominent Harvard psychiatrist. And here's what should really make you angry. Psychiatrists' own leadership did not even fight that finding. They acted like they already knew. For example, Ronald Pies, P-I-E-S, the former editor-in-chief of Psychiatric Times, had written years earlier that the chemical imbounce was essentially an urban legend and that no well-informed psychiatrist would ever promote it. Well, the Lindsey Clancy trial proved. Prominent psychologists, psychiatrists still believe it. So do many mental health therapists. So who did promote it? If it was never science to begin with, who did? Well, the commercials did. The pamphlets in the waiting room. The little animated blob on television. Now who was sad until the fill pill fixed his neurotransmitters? The US and New Zealand are Dr. Roger McFillin (06:23.212) the only two countries on earth that permit pharmaceutical companies to advertise prescription drugs directly to the public. And within a decade, the entire population had a folk theory of its own mind and that had been written by a marketing department. And they had physicians parroting this. Still do. The profession, they got to have it both ways. They got the prescriptions that the lie generated. And then when the lie collapsed, it got to say that they never really believed it in the first place. That was episode one. And I thought I was describing a historical crime. I thought I was doing an autopsy. I was not. I was describing only the opening move because a marketing campaign that teaches adults that. They can reflect back on their life history, all the pain and the struggle, the down times, the sadness, the loss. And they can convince them that that's related to something genetically wrong within them. If you can do that, think about the power that they have in being able to externalize your own sense of agency. But at least an adult had. A previous version of themselves without the label. They could at least reflect back that, you know, everything's somewhat time-limited. The struggles in life tend to be overwhelmingly episodic. They come in the go and they're usually related to events in our life. But if you do this to children, if you push these ideas young enough, like a seven-year-old, for example, you're creating a reality for them. You're creating an idea of who they are. You're creating in consciousness what it means to be human. And if you reach that child first, you don't really have to persuade them in the future that they have a chemical imbalance and they have to take mood and mind altering drugs. You're installing that belief. Dr. Roger McFillin (08:32.523) The child will not experience it as an idea that could be questioned, like I have the luxury of doing. He or she will experience it as the way reality is, the way water is wet, the way Tuesday follows a Monday. That's what these books are for. And I don't think most of the people involved in creating these books have a full idea of what they are doing. They are victims. They are indoctrinated. Let me start with the first book. It's called, and it's a children's book for age seven and up. My life with anxiety, written by Mari Shu, illustrated by Anna Sebastian. 24 pages. The publisher lists the target audiences at age seven, grades two and three. And I wrote about this book last week in my Substack, and I want to go a bit further today because I found things after I published. that article that I think make it even worse. Let me start where I started the the article and it's with the language. The publisher's own description says that girl in the book does some things differently than quote unquote neurotypical people. So I want to sit with that for a second, that word neurotypical. A little girl whose stomach flutters before cheerleading tryouts, has been sorted, categorized by a publishing house into a separate category of a human nervous system. There's somebody that's typical, you know, neuro meaning brain, but she is not. She's not typical. Something that is as pure human as it gets butterflies in one's stomach. Dr. Roger McFillin (10:27.648) Is now something that is atypical. They can now convince us that feeling anxious and worried makes you neurotypical, a survival mechanism, something we all have to go through, something that I will argue even improves performance. Dr. Roger McFillin (10:53.43) And I would say that the child who feels nothing before standing in front of a crowd or has to perform is the unusual one. And frankly, that child is the one I would be probably more concerned about. We have taken the universal experiences of being alive and reclassified it as a deviation from the norm. And they made it true because they said so. over and over again. Then comes the coping, right? This is page 14. And how do most well-meaning adults assist a child in coping with butterflies? They normalize it. They don't let them avoid They would encourage them to push past their comfort zone, to do things that are sometimes hard. And by no means would they make a big deal of it. But not in this book. This is the coping. Half of a CBD gummy. And the friends who come to her house, because they have to come to her house because she's safe there. Because going to theirs would be too hard. Why? Because she has a permanent disability, of course. Every clinician listening to this show, anyone who has any expertise in working with anxious people, and I'm not talking about the 95% of Twenty six year olds who graduate a social work program studying social justice and critical race theory. What I'm talking about are people who actually understand the human condition and how people overcome fear. You know what avoidance does. It's not something that's in any way d controversial. Dr. Roger McFillin (12:50.624) It's among the most replicated principles of all of behavioral science. Avoidance is negatively reinforcing. The relief you feel the moment that you avoid something is the reward. And then the war teaches you that that threat was real and that escape was the correct response. So now you are creating a world for a little girl where going to cheerleading practice is too much for her, or going to a friend's house, too much for her. The most Typical, normal aspects of child development. So imagine what happens to her as a teenager or an adult. Living life becomes too overwhelming. It becomes too scary. So this book, marketed as help, teaches a seven-year-old the single most reliable procedure for max manufacturing a lifelong anxiety disorder. Every sleepover she skips a lesson. The lesson is you're right to be afraid. And you're not strong enough for this. And then the gummy, understand me, the danger is not what's in the gummy. The danger is that something is experiencing within her that is uncomfortable. And you have to turn to swallowing something to eliminate it. So a child learns right away the solution. Dr. Roger McFillin (14:21.472) Is a pill. The solution is outside of them. She'll never find out that her mind created something worse than what the reality of the situation actually would be. There's no confidence to be gained. There's just, I feel uncomfortable. Let me take something, which imagine and just project into the future. You know, you start with these prescription drugs, turns to alcohol, turns to weed, and before you know it. You have a consistent substance abuse problem because you cannot tolerate any form of discomfort. Now, here is what I found after the article went out. And this is the part that kind of stopped me dead in my tracks. In this article, I used some satirical writing. I invented like fake sequels to make a point where the logic leads. My life with butterflies, my w life with boredom, my life with grief, you know, medicalizing the normal aspects of. Childhood and being a human. I actually thought I was writing satire, but My Life with Anxiety is a book seven of an existing series. There's My Life with ADHD, which came out in 2021, a girl named Annabelle who loves to draw and play her ukulele. My life with autism, same year, a boy named Zen who loves video games. Both from the same author, both 24 pages, both targeted, ages six through nine, both available in Spanish. So we have to be certain that there's no population that's underserved. I wasn't exaggerating, I was just behind. And I look at the author, Maria Shu has written more than 150 nonfiction books for children. Her publisher's biography says she covers topics from tomatoes to tornadoes. Dr. Roger McFillin (16:20.609) She is pushing out propaganda and my guess is she doesn't know it. She probably believes she's doing something like decreasing stigma and making young kids feel better. She has no idea that she's creating conditions. See, the child cannot tell the difference between a a category of fact and a category of interpretation because the format is identical. Nobody has to argue that anxiety is a disease. The bookshelf kind of presents that for you. It's right there. The Dewey number, Dewey decibel number. The librarian who who shelved it is not necessarily part of some conspiracy. She's just part of a supply chain. Somebody ordered the series. Somebody reviewed it in a trade journal. Somebody built a classroom reading list around it during mental health awareness week. These things all work together. Every single person in that chain probably was thinking they were being kind. This is how ideology and propaganda travels. It's not generally through villains like most of the doctors who are pushing these drugs. My experience with them is they're not evil. They're just cogs in a machine. Dr. Roger McFillin (17:39.886) And this is what we have to be aware of. And this is why I believe my platform's expanding and growing. And there's more people listening to this. And why it's highly anticipated to see these next episodes. Because we realize that we've been played. We want to know how we've been played. So we can protect ourselves against it in the future. Because we're being played right now in so many different ways. Dr. Roger McFillin (18:10.531) This transhumanist movement, this anti-human anti-life movement is powerful, moving us towards a surveillance state, passing the laws, and we don't even know where the beginning lies. Most people that are listening to this podcast, it started way before you were born. It started before I was born. And I'm gonna prove this. It starts with targeted intelligent psychological operations. Have guests, I've been interviewing guests, and some of them be very, very detailed. Well, understand that the ultimate goal is really for you to voluntarily walk through the cattle chute into enslavement. Right? How do you get a quarter of a population on a mind and mood altering drugs that never was proven to be safe? It was never meant to do anything more than try to disconnect you from your signals. Your emotions, everything that's required for your transformation. Emotions is energy. How? How do they fragment your attention? How do they capture your mind? It starts with books like this. You're now entering the world as a child, and you already believe you are broken. This is a targeted abuse on children. And there are a lot of bystanders, the teachers, the doctors. Pediatricians, the parents, because you're not thinking critically. It's what you know. You've been part of a mass propaganda campaign that makes you believe you are being caring or loving. That mental illness is the same thing as physical illness. That someone now experiencing anxiety is a symptom of a disease. And now they have a disability for life. Let me bring another book here. It's called Psychiatry for Kids, a fun picture book about mental illnesses and developmental disabilities for children. Part of a series called Medical School for Kids, written by three physicians: Betty Wynne, Brandon Pham, Jake Goodman. Let me tell you who wrote the book about your child's mind. Dr. Betty Wynne is a dermatologist. Dr. Brandon Pham is an ophthalmologist. Skin and eyes there. They produced an entire category of this book. Dr. Roger McFillin (20:33.559) Of these books, cardiology for kids, radiology for kids, gastroentology for kids, because pathology for kids, sleep medicine for kids, because of course kids need to know about everything that can go wrong with your body. That's not dark. But in this one, they had to bring in the obligatory psychiatrist, the third author, Dr. Jake Goodman, who posts online swallowing a pill and says he's doing something for his mental health. Dr. Roger McFillin (21:03.907) he's one of the most followed physicians on social media, somewhere north of two million followers. he's about as intelligent as a dog, a kind of a you know, a puppy that's like a little dis undisciplined, but you know, really wants to be cared for and loved and liked. He takes his own medication like a good boy for his own mental health, and he's proud of it. And he wants to, you know, show that we should not in any way be ashamed of swallowing pills. And I don't necessarily want to attack this man's personal choices. He can swallow as many pills as he wants. But my problem is he's a propagandist, is he's doing this not to, you know, promote himself necessarily. He's promoting dangerous ideas. He doesn't understand what he doesn't know. He's a child. And, you know, children who have power can have influence. And they wear the white jacket and they have the doctor before their name. And there's many vulnerable people who are seeking relief. And they come across, you know, people like Jake. and and Jake says the way to do this is swallow a pill. not to understand who you are, that you're a soul on a journey. He doesn't seem to really understand that you're human and humans feel things. He's more interested in being a fucking robot. But notice the structure. The two physicians outside of psychiatry with a book a month production pipeline and one psychiatrist whose entire public identity is built on desmi destigmatization of psychiatric drugs collaborate to vol to write the volume that explains the mind to children. And nobody in that room has any professional incentive to ask whether the premise is actually true. Dr. Roger McFillin (23:05.923) I mean, they're dumb enough to believe the entire human experience is produced by the brain. And here's the core move of the book, and it's the same move psychiatry's been running for forty years. And psychiatry isn't a medical profession, it's an arm of state control. It has been throughout the course of its inception. It is used to medicalize political dissidents, to lock people up, to force drug them. So this idea of mental illness, of an identifiable physical condition, is constructed. So you put a picture of a physical illness next to a picture of a mental illness, like a broken bone, a fever, a sad face, and you tell the child that these are the same kind of thing. And then explain that the reason people do not accept mental illness this way is because of stigma. So you're starting to use classical conditioning. You associate worry, butterflies in your stomach, being bored as now a mental illness. This is how you enter into a mind control system. It's a very sophisticated piece of propaganda, and most people aren't going to even see it. Dr. Roger McFillin (24:27.043) The factual claim from their perspective is these conditions are medical diseases of the same kind as diabetes and broken bones. Same trope. Look, I'm a real doctor. That is a claim that can That you just can't really it can't ever be examined. Right? Like if you don't have any technology and there is no disease that you objectively identify, you can't even prove it. It's unfalsifiable. There's no biopsy for bipolar disorder. But yes, in this book, they're they're trying to they're trying to tell kids what many is, like pushing bipolar for kids, believe it or not. So God forbid, don't be too excited, kids. You might be hypomanic. You know, these conditions defined by a a committee own owned by pharmaceutical companies. The same kind of, you know, book that at once homosexuality was a a disease. Now we have grief as a disease, bereavement. So God forbid you feel sad for too long. See, diabetes doesn't work this way. Gluc glucose does not care who's on the committee. So defining disbelief of their ideas as stigma, the book makes examination itself an offense. If you question this propaganda, whether they're real diseases, well, of course you're stigmatizing. You know, you're something about your character. You're small minded. You're unscientific. You're anti science. You're anti psychiatry, you know, like I've been called for years now. You see what this does. Dr. Roger McFillin (26:13.486) It's a belief that's been engineered. So the act of doubting it is reclassified as cruelty. And before you know it, you know, someone like me can easily be identified as being mentally ill, delusional. That's the slippery slope in all this. Now they're teaching this to seven year olds. They're installing this into their minds. It is pure propaganda. Here is how the book, for a good example, lays out ADHD for a second grader. Now, please, I'm asking for some common sense. Please help me stay grounded here. Just please, for a moment, reflect on your childhood. Okay? Because to these ideologues, these dangerous, dangerous people who call themselves medical physicians, here are the symptoms. Forgetfulness. Carelessness. Risky behavior illustrated with a skateboard. So now if you're riding a skateboard, not only is it risky, but it's a symptom of ADHD. Trouble sitting skittle. Yes, because you're supposed to sit for hours under fluorescent light in a cinder block square room and you can't move and you have to focus on boring shit. Cause that's ADHD. Dr daydreaming. Right. What is Dr. Roger McFillin (27:48.783) The most normal of human experiences, especially for children, daydreaming, fantasizing. One might say it is the daydreaming that has provoked innovation, creation. Now it's a disease, a symptom, trouble getting along with others, which is like most children. Let's see, what else do they have on there? Excessive talking? Don't talk too much, kid. Where are we gonna draw that line? What's excessive talking? Disorganization? Yikes. Am I the only one who had children whose rooms were messes? Come on, folks. How did we get to this point? So read that list again and tell me you are not describing a nine year old boy. Tell me you're not describing childhood itself. Tell me you are not describing every kid who's ever lived and every kid worth knowing. A skateboard? Risky behavior depicted by a skateboard? clowns absolute abuse. Dr. Roger McFillin (29:00.13) I spent years before became a psychologist working in the juvenile justice system and I know what genuine risk taking looks like in a child and it does not have wheels and a helmet. A skateboard is child learning through repeated failure and bruises, the refusal to quit. Football, which I played by these ideologues, certainly could be identified as risky behavior. Daydreaming, where imagination lives. Excessive talking is how a verbal child builds a vocabulary, a mind. Disorganization at eight, just where the prefrontal cortex is in its development. It's Can we allow children to be children? And the national numbers tell you exactly what happens when you medicalize normal development. One in seven to nine children has ADHD. Among adolescents, it's over fifteen percent. In an average classroom, two or three children are gonna be labeled this. And of course, there's gonna be a number of others who are fear mongered, or you know, their parents are told by some half-witted teacher who wants a more compliant kid. The stuff is infectious. Yeah, it begins to be repeated over and over again and people accept it as truth. This was the propaganda methods of the of Nazi Germany. You just repeat it, repeat it, repeat it, repeat it. These books call these conditions developmental disorders that are lifelong conditions. Dr. Roger McFillin (30:50.926) So here's my thought on, you know, lifelong conditions. If you enter into psychiatry, there is a strong chance that whatever you initially enter with will be a lifelong condition because the treatment itself will create it. You're getting drugged. You're installing this into the person's consciousness. They will see everything through the lens of their brokenness. They will go through drug. dependence, drug withdrawal, adverse reactions. And these dangerous people will always view that response to chemicals that you're putting into their body to alter their mind, their mood, their consciousness. They will then see that as worsening mental illness. That will be their proof. It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy and that's what they want to do by having, you know, your children exposed to these ideas. The children who believes they are permanently impaired stops attempting the things that would kind of build their capacity. You become you stop like striving and you see every challenge, the normal ones, through the lens of your brokenness. And then adults around them, they lower their demands because, you know, they're kind and they just know they're permanently neurotypical or not neurotypical. They're, you know, they feel anxious and they get sad sometimes. This is dystopian. And if these drugs continue and we continue to increase the rate of which children are taking these drugs, you're walking right into the enslavement mechanism. This becomes more adults, more drugged adults. Dr. Roger McFillin (32:45.551) Robert W Whitaker laid out long term outcome data in anatomy of an epidemic, and I had him on my podcast. That was more than fifteen years ago now. And the central question he asked has never been answered by the field. We have more treatment than any society in history, more disability than any society in history. And those two things line up together. The book is right. It'll be lifelong. And then the interesting thing is the final page on this book. After all of it, the book tells the child what they are. You're a future psychiatrist, states it clearly. That's the whole thing in four words. Because it's not really a book about a child's mind, it's a recruiting brochure for a profession. And the way it recruits is first teaching a child that their mind is a machine that requires professionals. So a childhood who a any child who closes that book has learned two things that their inner life, their world, everything that's about the nature of being human is is medical and that the people who understand it are outside of them with credentials. Both are lies. And the second one is what keeps that industry alive. Now I want to answer the question I get every time I talk about this. Why? Why children? Why this much effort? And the easy answer here is money, and money is real. but I don't think it really has anything to do with money because most of the powerful that are pushing this have orchestrated economies where they have power and they have money. See what you hold in your mind is meaningful in how you see your purpose. Dr. Roger McFillin (34:39.045) I spent the first part of my career, in some regards a hard materialist. It's not like I didn't believe in God. I I did, but I mean I just saw the nature of reality through the physical world that was in front of me. And I was trained in that model, taught in that model. I believed the brain produced consciousness. And I questioned. I never supported psychiatric drugs because of my initial work in a child in a children's psychiatric hospital. But maybe I had some ideas like, well, there are some people that can benefit from this. So The next stage of my career, which there's been some hard lessons and I've been picked up and guided in that direction, is to know that the whole material aspect of science is a fault is a false paradigm. That the most of the beliefs about, you know, biology and the allopathic medical environment are false. And we're producing extraordinary rates of chronic disease. And I see it as a control mechanism. And I think it's dark. I think it's target, I know it's targeted. It's anti human, anti life. Dr. Roger McFillin (36:11.289) And a human being who understands that they are a soul, that they are creating a reality, projecting outward, that anything that is discomfort is information rather than pathology, a gift, a signal, that it's part of the human experience and it draws us closer to unconditional love. When you realize that life is much more than trying to prevent death. And then you understand the interconnectedness of all things in nature. A person who believes that is is dangerous to these control mechanisms, these institutions. Dr. Roger McFillin (36:55.151) That's why that's why what I say is there is a battle for your mind. And I wanna be pr precise about why that is and it's not hyperbole because what a population believes about itself determines what a population can do and what it will tolerate. If we're looking at a quarter of our population having to turn to a professional white coat to swallow pills that have the worst of safety profiles, which will undoubtedly create long term health problems and in the short term, potentially lead to catastrophes. Like that's the type of drug it is. It's a mitochondrial poison. Dr. Roger McFillin (37:46.213) We've lost a quarter of the population already. Look how close we are. To losing our humanity. That's why they're targeting children. Every year the definitions widen. Every year the screening starts younger. Now it's in picture books in the elementary school library, which means the pipeline is being built at the source. Voltaire said that those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. I opened this show with the idea five years ago. And I'm closing my solo run with it because the absurdity has been established and the consequences are already in the numbers. They've fragilized us and now they can control us. Dr. Roger McFillin (38:34.393) should be looking at what's going on in schools right now because they're pushing the mental illness psychiatry cult on your kids. We have to wake up. When a child comes and experiences nervousness. Let's accept it and normalize it. Let's support movement towards it. Let's not in any way frame that there's something wrong for a child for experiencing what is normal. And everyone fits on a range of this. There are kids that are sometimes really, really shy and introverted. And then there's kids out there who are more risk taking. All of it's beautiful, all of it's meant for a greater design. Dr. Roger McFillin (39:26.341) Whatever the hard thing is, the sleepover, the recital, the first day of school, do not let them out of it. Trust me, when they become teenagers, you will suffer. You will see firsthand how hard it is to get that kid to school. You do it, you do these things not because you're being hard on your child, because the attempt is the only thing on earth that builds their capacity. And every accommodation you grant is a lesson, is communicating to that child that they can't handle what other kids handle. Who are you to set those limitations? Whether you're a parent, a teacher, or another professional, a physician. It's okay to be uncomfortable. Loving parents allowed for this. If your child or someone else carries a label, understand you are not stuck with it. A diagnosis was supposed to be some description of a moment offered by a person using some criteria so you can bill for insurance. It's not a scan result. It's not a prophecy. Dr. Roger McFillin (40:37.138) Push back at these people who say such things and think sa and and tell you it must be managed with a drug. Chances are they're ignorant to the harms. Don't give them power they don't have. Dr. Roger McFillin (40:57.146) If you know a child or child yourself has been taking a psychiatric drug, know that it's very dangerous to their child development and do not stop it abruptly. I've spent a lot of years on this podcast documenting the harms of withdrawal and even how most doctors have no idea how to successfully taper. So please do your research there. It's fitting that I end this with a you know, an episode on psychiatry. Because I kind of started and built my platform around that, but know that I have to go further. There is a war on the pure human. We are under attack. And I don't want to talk about these things in terms of, you know, creating fear because that's how we're controlled. It's about an awakening. And we're going to challenge conventional beliefs that were part of psychological operations that people accept as true, but they're not. Remember what truth is. Truth is always true. It'd be true in the first century as it would be now. We are constantly creating ideas, revamping them, creating new ideas. And the people who speak out about those ideas when they're the new ones get labeled, they get branded. Dr. Roger McFillin (42:32.496) So I hope to bring some credibility to this work. We'll have scientists, dissidents, filmmakers, just great people who are courageous enough or have dedicated careers to doing this work outside of what is filtered to us in media. And what that does provide you who listen to this show is you'll be on the forefront. Because this stuff is going to be suppressed purposely. If you go to radicallygenuine dot com and we're revamping the website, it should be definitely ready to go by October first. But we're building communities. So if you go and you sign up for our community, at least you'll get the after show and some other content. But it's the inner circle where if you sign up for the inner circle, we're gonna view each person in that inner circle. As colleagues, as like-minded people. And I'll be doing special events there, myself and Tracy. We'll be sharing specific series so you understand mind control. We'll talk about how to create in consciousness. We'll help you understand step by step what has been suppressed. We'll help you re-see certain propaganda or things that are pushed. From institutions and we'll take you deeper. Most importantly, I think, you know, we're we're dealing with a war for human consciousness and the movement towards some's desire for that dystopian, technocratic, surveillance state where human beings, a pure human, is under attack and they merge us with AI or other technology. Trust me, synthetic chemicals. Have been part of that. And by its fruits you shall know it. And the fruits are in front of us. It's why people are chronically unhappy. We're disconnected as a culture. But people are awakening to their divine nature right now. And that's what's drawing you to this podcast. And don't go down without a fight. Don't allow those things to be read to your children. Dr. Roger McFillin (44:59.73) Because once you understand how a false idea about human nature gets installed in 300 million people in under 40 years, using credentials, repetition, advertising, and the reflex of compassion, you cannot unask the next question. Who benefits from a population that fears its own mind? Who has done this before? Where else has this method been used? When you start Pulling on that thread, you find things. You find that the American public has been targeted. There's a documented number of operations and theories that are declassified. You'll find the specific moment. We made it legal to advertise pharmaceuticals directly to the public. And what they funded through Hollywood. The deeper you go, the deeper it gets. So on October 1st, this Becomes something else. We got a high level production studio, an incredible co-host whose path has run alongside mine. We are going way past the mental health industrial complex, spiritual awakening, health and medical freedom, consciousness, the knowledge that has been kept from the ordinary person and the reasons why it's kept. Incredible long form conversations every Thursday. Tracy and I will record an episode every Monday, short films, documentaries. And of course, the community. And I want to say one last thing to whoever needed this episode. That little girl on the pom pom on the cover of that book, the first book I read, My Life with Anxiety, she's real. Yes, it's a real example. And she's not broken and she didn't catch anxiety disorder from not wearing a mask. The adults around her caught an ideology. One that feeds on our best instincts and hands us back a lie. That to love a child is to spare her of every difficult thing. Dr. Roger McFillin (47:13.703) That is not love. That's an ideological surrender. You were not built fragile. Your children are not born broken. The discomfort you have been taught to medicate is the exact sensation of being fully alive and standing on the edge of something that matters. And they need you to forget that. Everything depends on you forgetting that. Do not forget. And as I sign off from this phase of the Radically Genuine Podcast, I want to thank my original co-hosts, my brother Sean McFillin, my good friend Kel Weatherholt. welcome in Tracy Thurman. I'll see you all on October first. Awaken.