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Aaron Cadam Samuels's avatar

Brilliant. I fully agree that there need not be disparity between these two "camps." In fact, holding the oligarchs accountable for their evil actions and intentions WHILE ensuring that the psyche of the masses isn't so easily hijacked by said oligarchs (read: empowering the masses) can only improve our chances for sustainable liberty. Indeed, it may be the only functional formula for freedom. The covid narrative often feels like a spell has been cast on the world, and this may have indeed been the case, but it's also just as likely - or at the very least worth exploring - that these oligarchs have a whole history of Psy ops from which to draw upon for their agendas.

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Keith Smith's avatar

Good to have you back :-) Thank you for your balanced and intelligent reflections on the unfortunate attack mounted against Desmet. I’ve read the Breggins’ book but not Desmet’s although I have heard him speak and read references to his work by Robert Malone. I’m very much in agreement with Peter Breggin’s stand against the abusive practices of psychiatry. But as much as I enjoyed reading COVID-19 and the Global Predators, and certainly benefitted from gaining yet another angle on the COVID ‘virtual world’ we’ve been forced to live in, the book’s tone does get very strident and shrill at times. I’m finding my current read (my 12th on the subject!), Aaron Kheriaty’s The New Abnormal, a far less histrionic book but which is powerfully written nonetheless in its analysis of ‘the Rise of the Biomedical Security State’, examining the issue of control from yet another insidious level.

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