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COVID and mass formation psychosis (Part I) Written By  Alexander Adams Now that crowds can be created, they can be used. This is the first part of a series of articles by Alexander Adams about COVID-19 and the behaviour of crowds in the modern era. A recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast trended on the internet before being suppressed by social-media censors. It was an interview with Robert W. Malone MD, which received tens of millions of listens within a few days. Malone (an American immunologist and virologist) spoke about the violation of ethics and legal precedent by US Federal authorities under the guise of anti-COVID measures. Malone explained that this was enabled by mass formation psychosis. “Basically, [there was a] European intellectual inquiry into what the heck happened in Germany in the ‘20s and ‘30s – very intelligent, highly educated population and they went barking mad. The answer is mass formation psychosis. When you have a society that has been deco...

The Last Days of the Covidian Cult CJ Hopkins This isn’t going to be pretty, folks. The downfall of a death cult rarely is. There is going to be wailing and gnashing of teeth, incoherent fanatical jabbering, mass deleting of embarrassing tweets. There’s going to be a veritable tsunami of desperate rationalizing, strenuous denying, shameless blame-shifting, and other forms of ass-covering, as suddenly former Covidian Cult members make a last-minute break for the jungle before the fully-vaxxed-and-boosted “Safe and Effective Kool-Aid” servers get to them. Yes, that’s right, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, the official Covid narrative is finally falling apart, or is being hastily disassembled, or historically revised, right before our eyes. The “experts” and “authorities” are finally acknowledging that  the “Covid deaths” and “hospitalization” statistics are artificially inflated and totally unreliable   (which they have been from the very beginning) , and they are admitting that...

how to generate a societal immune system surmounting the problem of herding animals by declaring emergencies el gato malo the problem with herd animals is that you do not even need to make sense to lead them. you do not need reason or righteousness, you just have to offer them a sense of belonging, a sense of status, and a sense of safety. do this, and the entire structure is payload agnostic. they really do not care if you change your narrative and keep altering the facts and ideology. this becomes easy. perversely, this makes their allegiance stronger. that very instability engenders more attention and more commitment. if the diktats keep changing, you must always remain attentive for the next one lest you find yourself out of step and become the target for the righteous anger of your own side. amusingly, the best hobgoblins to frighten the people into acquiescence are the imaginary ones. real ones might show up and show them up one day. but protecting you from snarks and grumkins wi...