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https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/i-would-like-to-take-this-day-to-c7e

The mass formation hypothesis (which arose from the discipline of crowd psychology) argues that if enough people believe something, it can develop a life of its own and many people will begin to fanatically believe it (to the point good people will do evil things they rationalize are for the greater good), while the rest of the population will fully comply with those zealots because they fear the consequences of challenging them.

A key aspect of the theory is that it can only be broken if enough people take on the personal risk that speaking out against the crowd entails, as once this is done, it gives a signal to everyone else that it is safe to break from the mass formation. This in turn is why horrific systems can be in place for years if not decades, and then suddenly rapidly break apart once the right catalyst comes along. ...

Breaking Mass Formations
V’s strategy for breaking apart the dystopian system he lived within was to:

•Bypass the society’s censors in order to expose the population to a message that emotionally resonated with them, and more importantly to show them that they were not alone (something Substack has also been invaluable for over the last few years). The speech at the start of this article is remarkable, both in that it cuts to the heart of the fear that maintains each oppressive system and because it, in many ways, is just as true for our current era as it was for V’s fictional world

•Provide a safe way for the populace to show they agreed with his message through giving everyone a mask they could wear which simultaneously expressed the core message—that current government was unacceptable.

•Create more and more triggers for the populace to see it was safe for them to begin speaking out (e.g., V continuing to act with impunity despite the government’s best efforts to silence him or repeatedly causing a frustrated and fearful government to make a bigger and bigger fool of itself). As more and more social proof emerged for V’s message, more and more people in turn began to be willing to take on the personal risk that speaking out against the system entailed.

This is critically important, because all the research on mass formations has found that their success or failure depends upon if a minority of the population is willing to challenge them and provide a signal to everyone else to do so as well (this in turn is why I have placed such a strong focus on highlighting and encouraging the psychological characteristics that caused individuals to break from a dysfunctional narrative). While many examples of this exist throughout history, one of the most iconic images comes from Nazi Germany:




... One of the most fascinating aspects of V for Vendetta was its foreshadowing of COVID-19. For instance in this (4:41) scene, the film explains how an engineered virus was produced and then deployed upon the population so that a fascist government could take power in order “to protect” the populace from the virus...

One of the key themes I’ve tried to lay out in this publication is that so many (incredibly impactful) medical policies are not a result of “the best scientific evidence” but rather business interests and politics. As such, you will frequently see absurd and harmful health policies which are backed up by simplistic arguments people angrily repeat ad-nauseam, and likewise that despite the two political parties claiming to be opposed to each other, they always seem to agree on those abhorrent policies.

For instance, almost every single justification for the COVID-19 vaccines was not supported by the existing scientific evidence, yet as each lie was proven to be false (e.g., people who were vaccinated continued to get COVID—often more frequently than the unvaccinated), rather than accept the vaccines were a scam, the goal posts were changed and half the country doubled-down on them.

Memes are extremely important because they show there is resistance and humor out there, and because they are so hard to censor when people just pass them around by email or other ways that are not controlled by Google and Facebook.

Even just one person standing up and telling the truth does wonders to inspire others.

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One of the most fascinating aspects of V for Vendetta was its foreshadowing of COVID-19. For instance in this (4:41) scene, the film explains how an engineered virus was produced and then deployed upon the population so that a fascist government could take power in order “to protect” the populace from the virus...

I finally saw the movie V for Vendetta and it was interesting for the foreshadowing of current events, but not very good.

In fact, it was horribly woke, denigrating Christianity and patriotism while praising lesbianism, gayness, and Islam.

The Nazis refined the whole contagion caper with apparently elaborate plans, but never executed. Just like the Patriot Act (Satanic Inversion title) was a thinly disguised Nazi political document from the 30's. The Nazis just were never in a position to use the 'contagion scare', so I guess the NWO just kept the 'contagion blueprints' on file for their future uses and implementations.

Of course, now we know that the 'lab contagions' have been released on us since WWII on an ongoing experimental basis, along with all the food based walk away poisons and vaccines/willful carcinogens etc. They gambled away all trust in institutions on the Covid fraud. Or, the NWO/Globalista thought that trust in public institutions would be unnecessary in the success in their plans, or maybe in their grandiosity they thought they could simply generate whatever trust they needed to exploit through relentless and overpowering lies and propaganda.

Ceffer says

the Patriot Act (Satanic Inversion title) was a thinly disguised Nazi political document from the 30's

@Ceffer Where did you hear this? I would be interested to see the original.

There is a post I made somewhere on Patnet with better documentation, but somebody found that the Patriot Act contained language that was a close translation of Hitler's Nazi constitution. After all, the Bush family are Globalist Nazis. This is what has lead to DHS and FEMA caper to gulag the populace under color of 'safety' and the false flag 9/11 'anti-terrorism'. It is just coincidentally cross applicable to gulaging people over vaccine and Covid refusal. I'm too lazy to go look for my previous Patnet post a while ago.

https://constantinereport.com/ex-cia-official-philip-giraldi-patriot-act-is-nazi-law/Patriot Act is Nazi pdf


https://t.me/GitmoTV/32447

https://t.me/greatreject/65864

This means some critical link from the Swiss Octagon has been taken out. DEI is a subversive corporate and bankster imposition forced under threat. Throwing out DEI means the liquidity and donation threats are gone.

https://t.me/FirstAmendmentPraetorian/66491

Memes are anti propaganda. They are the antithesis of Propaganda.

Propaganda takes lots of untruths to fabricate. Memes can be dealt sharply with nothing more than a static image without any commentary or captions.
They stand on their own in stark reality, that defies to be challenged and debunk. Propaganda posses none of these traits, that is why purveyors of propaganda. Want complete criminalization of memes, and they deflect them as false information and "propaganda".
It's impossible for a meme to be anti 1st amendment, in any compelling way. But in reverse, a picture is worth a thousand words, with an image that can show the dangers of censorship.
They should not be used to debate policy and politics. But should be used to enlighten people who do engage in debate policy and politics in general.
As they can be more enlightening than the MSM, but people should still seek the facts. For the rest of the story, but hopefully if the meme was done right, will be easier. Sort of what Propagandist expect, but only their truths are easily debunked. Again so they must control all narrative. So their Propaganda holds up.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14271935/mark-zuckerberg-joe-rogan-podcast-joe-biden-censor-memes-episode.html

Mark Zuckerberg told Joe Rogan how the Biden administration forced Meta to censor a Covid meme - and said the president's staff would scream and swear at his workers to remove content they didn't like.

The Meta chief, 40, said he was stunned when the White House got in touch to demand a photo of Leonardo DiCaprio pointing at a TV in his movie Once Upon A Time in Hollywood was taken down.

They were irritated by the caption added to it, which read: '10 years from now you're going to see an ad that says if you took a Covid vaccine you'd be eligible for a payment.'

Zuck said the meme was 'sort of like a class action lawsuit type meme' and personally deemed it little more than a harmless political joke.

After being told to take down the meme, Zuckerberg claimed he and his team responded: 'No we're not we're not going to take down humor.'

Shockingly, Zuckerberg also told of how Biden's cronies would demand to censor information that was accurate, including that Covid vaccines can cause side effects.

Zuckerberg said the White House 'pushed us super hard to take down things that were honestly true', and 'said anything that says vaccines have side effects, you need to take down.'

'Basically, it just got to this point where we were like no, we're not going to take down things that are true,' Zuckerberg said. 'That's ridiculous.'

The Biden administration spent much of the Covid crisis trying to downplay a rare but serious heart condition called myocarditis that was linked to vaccines to tackle the virus.




... In Friday's episode, Zuckerberg said a turning point for his approach to censorship under Biden came when the president publicly said social media memes combatting his pandemic narrative were 'killing people.'

'All these different agencies and branches of government just started investigating and coming after our company,' he said.

'It was brutal, brutal.'

Zuckerberg added that the threats from the Biden administration to take down content 'sounds illegal' and potentially breached posters First Amendment right to free speech.

Rogan said the demands were clearly a 'massive overstepping' from the federal government, adding: 'And also, you weren't killing people.

'This is the thing with all of this, they suppressed so much information about things that people should be doing, regardless of whether or not you believe in the vaccine.'

'Did you record any of those phone calls? God, I want to listen,' he added.

Rogan, who was an outspoken sceptic of the Covid-19 vaccine, seemed stunned by Zuckerberg's claims over the 'brutal' approach the Biden administration took to censorship during the pandemic.

The comedian and podcaster argued that one of the most striking aspects was the White House's suppression of health remedies that would benefit people's daily lives anyway.

'They were suppressing this stuff because they didn't want people to think that you could get away with not taking the vaccine, which is really crazy' he argued.

'It scared the shit out of a lot of people.'