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Recovering Statist Principles over party 😎👌 Medical Freedom Warrior 💪💥
Rochester, NY Katılım Ocak 2023
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Do you know what one of the biggest problems nowadays is?
We have a massive pretending problem.
People pretend everything is fine because everyone else is doing the same thing. Wake up, work a 9–5 for 40 hours a week for decades, and call that “life.”
Most people never stop to question it.
Parents often spend their whole lives pretending too, then pass that mindset down to their kids, telling them it’s normal because it’s what everyone before them did.
Whether people realize it or not, a lot of society runs on silent acceptance and pretending.
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Thanks to COVID being used as a psychological and military operation to test public compliance, I will never trust our government again.
Not this one. Not the next one. Not the one after that. No matter who is in charge, no matter what party, no matter what face they put in front of a camera to reassure me.
Because we watched what they did.
We watched them roll out increasingly strict and sometimes absurd rules to see how much the public would accept. I watched them study and model behavioral compliance. We watched messaging designed to create shame, fear, and social pressure rather than clear information.
We watched citizens be treated as subjects in a giant behavioral experiment.
And when the manipulative nature of the communication and policy became undeniable, when people recognized the tactics, I watched them continue and expand the approach.
Not one resignation. Not one apology. Not one moment of accountability.
Just silence, arrogance, and the quiet assumption that you would eventually forget.
I have not forgotten.
And I will never trust them again.
Robert W Malone, MD@RWMaloneMD
Trust is the one thing a public-health system cannot manufacture in the middle of a crisis. It can only spend the trust it has already earned. And the fastest way to burn through that trust is to project absolute confidence, silence critics, get caught being wrong, and then issue the correction in a whisper months later or never at al. Do that often enough, and eventually they will create exactly what we have now: a country that instinctively distrusts official certainty, even in moments when the authorities may finally be telling the truth. That may prove to be the most damaging legacy of the entire pandemic era.
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The "See Something, Say Something" motto is a trap disguised as virtue. When Edward Snowden exposed massive government surveillance on the public, he followed that exact motto, yet the state branded him a traitor, chased him into exile, and criminalized his act of transparency. This selective outrage reveals the slogan’s authoritarian heart: speak up about your neighbors, but never about those in power. True vigilance is permitted only when it protects the regime.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry:
The fact that we have reached a conclusion on a large portion of the topics under discussion is correct.
However, to say that this means the signing of an agreement is imminent. No one can make such a claim.
Policymaking and decision-making in the United States are suffering from a kind of institutionalized vacillation.
The repeated changes in positions — within a matter of hours you are faced with different, often contradictory and conflicting viewpoints.
This disrupts the process of any negotiation.
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