Tuesday, January 21, 2025

DR. STEVEN HASSAN: "Trump is a master at understanding how to say outrageous things, confusing things, and taking advantage of people."

DR. STEVEN HASSAN: CULT LEADER PROFILE: MALIGNANT NARCISSISM


19:58.  One of the universal issues is an inability to trust.  You have trouble trusting yourself, trouble trusting an organization, trouble trusting another human being.  Well, if you can internalize the graphic and have an understanding of malignant narcissism . . . I have two slides on that coming.  You have an internal mechanism that you can evaluate anything in reality test.

THE BITE MODEL OF AUTHORITARIAN CONTROL:

BEHAVIOR
INFORMATION
THOUGHT
EMOTION

You need to have a a little assertiveness to ask direct questions but you can learn to trust yourself your own best friend be your own teacher your own therapist.

I really want to add these two slides.

CULT LEADER PROFILE: MALIGNANT NARCISSISM
*  Grandiose self-centered behavior 
*  Fantasies of power, success, and attractiveness.
*  Need for praise and admiration.
*  Sense of entitlement.
*  Lack of empathy

If you understand this slide and the next slide, you will protect yourself from 80% of every bad actor, maybe 90%, because it's so formulaic.  This is all on my website, and this is from Eric Fromm, a social psychologist.  He came up with this list because he was trying to understand Hitler.  These are the characteristics that he came up with:

*  Grandiose self-centered behavior 
*  Fantasies of power, success, and attractiveness.
*  Need for praise and admiration (because they have a whole in their self-esteem because they basically have an attachment disorder)
*  [Super] Sense of entitlement.  (everyone exists to serve them.)
*  Lack of empathy

And when I was working with sex trafficking survivors developing a program called, "Ending the Game," one of the critical pieces that these women were in some cases girls underage girls we're missing was that they thought the pimp of them when I was able to explain know if you don't have empathy you're incapable of love.  "Oh, but he said he loved me."  Yeah, it's like words, and he's very certain and he's a good talker and a very good flatterer, but pay attention because if somebody is lacking empathy . . . warning, warning, warning.

22:30.  And then this is the psychopathological dimension, thinking you're above the law, . . . 

CULT LEADER PROFILE
*  ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR
*  [PATHOLOGICAL] LYING
*  INTERPERSONALLY EXPLOITIVE
*  SADISM
*  HARASSING & SILENCING [Trump threatening to try Liz Cheney for treason]
*  VIOLENCE
*  PARANOIA
*  INABILITY TO TRUST FRIENDS AND SUBORDINATES (allies and enemies)

And teach your children this stuff the best thing you can do is to inoculate and on that topic, I really think describing mind control as a virus really works in the age of post-COVID.  We need to have a public health emergency we need to inoculate people to be able to understand how to protect their own minds and we need intervention mental health professionals I've heard over and over again at this meeting I'm not trained on how do I identify someone who is in and authoritarian mind control relationship or cult or much less how to treat them in addition to intervention Recovery Services there's no rehab centers in the United States anymore there used to be Wellspring in Meadow Haven.  Nada.  

RICHARD POE: Now we know the military was in charge on J6, not the DOJ.

On Monday, June 1, 2020, President Trump announced that he might use federal troops to quell the ANTIFA riots. No surprise there. Federal troops are routinely used to quell major riots in the U.S., last time in LA, 1992, many times during the Sixties. 

militarymuseum.org/HistoryKingMil 

Weirdly and unexpectedly, former President George W. Bush issued a statement on Tuesday, June 2, 2020, expressing solidarity with the protesters and saying that only "peaceful means" should be used to resolve the crisis. Really? bushcenter.org/about-the-cent

DR. STEVEN HASSON: A healthy cult will tell you honestly who they are, what they believe, and what they want from you if you join. Whereas authoritarian cults will lie blatantly, withhold vital information, or distort it to make it palatable for you

A healthy cult will always honor your conscience, will never tell you who you can associate with, what you can read, or what you can't read, what TV show to watch.  A mind-control cult will control all of that.  --Dr. Steven Hasson

Here is the book that Hassan features, The Cult of Trump: A Leading Cult Expert Explains How the President Uses Mind Control, Steven Hassan, 2020.  These are the rest of his books

L.A. CO. FD HAZMAT TEAM REPORTED THE AIR IN THE OPERATIONAL AREA IS HAZARDOUS CONTAINING LEAD, ASBESTOS, AND OTHER HARMFUL PARTICULATES

BREAKING: This screenshot was sent out Tuesday night and was the first time most deputies working the #Eaton fire had heard any warning from LASD regarding the extreme environmental and potential health risks.

It seems the and are not only intent on destroying the department, they are willfully withholding critical information that could destroy lives of department personnel. The information from a source just sent to me working the fire zone is extremely troubling. “Deputies have been working 18-20 hour shifts for a week at this point, walking through rubble and ash, looking for remains and recovering items. We have been taking boots and uniforms home to our families and young children that are covered in cancerous particulates for over a week because the department failed to warn us of the risks. Deputies have had to source their own masks from fire and other agencies because LASD has not been providing them. Many deputies have developed chronic and persistent coughs and respiratory problems since working the fires. I know of several that have gone to urgent care with difficulty breathing after deployments in the burn zones. We had to find out from the fire department that the air was unsafe, our own department didn’t bother to tell us. Meanwhile, we still haven’t heard a peep from our union ALADS about any of this……they are too busy schmoozing with absent sheriff Luna at a BBQ. The entire operation is a mess. The CP (command post) is at the Rose Bowl but they are having deputies respond to the Hansen Dam which is 30 minutes away from the deployment area. At the command post deputies are getting orders on paper like it’s the 1980s and then being sent out (another 30-minute drive back) randomly to relieve guys and girls who have been out there for sometimes in excess of 20 hours. Deputies who were on missions to look for remains or recover items and were required to walk through burned-down buildings were not offered masks and were not given the opportunity to decontaminate or clean their uniforms and boots at the end of their assignments. Morale is below zero. Everyone is exhausted, haven’t seen their families, and have NO CONFIDENCE in our “leadership”. And yet another story for you @DrPatSoonShiong @latimes Is the convicted felon you still have covering the LA County Sheriff’s Department interested in stealing this story?  

There is asbestos and other neurotoxins in the smoke that is hovering over LA. I wrote to a nutritionist asking what's the best way to treat the brain fog, lethargy, and other symptoms from the smoke. 

She wrote, 
Well, detox is needed, but leaving for better air would be more helpful.  Air is probably full of neurotoxins adding to the damage already present.  
Pomegranate peel helps to clump nanoparticles toxins and fights against hyperinflation. High-dose niacin and thiamine would help, and vitamin C, and other antioxidants.

Take good care of your valuable self.

Sunday, January 19, 2025

Make Snacks & Desserts Nutritious: Dates & Butter

Where Did the Towers Go?

JOHNNY VEDMORE: it’s natural for there to be an ever-present human desire for drama and controversy. Blackmail and extortion have always been activities which have caused a social stir among the spectating public who are often found baying for the blood of those in society who have been deemed as lacking ‘virtue’.

Video was published on March 3, 2021. 

The topic today is "What does Joe Biden get wrong about unions?"  

Joe Biden came out late last week with a short video supporting unions.  It appears it was related to a vote at an Amazon warehouse distribution center where they're in the process, over the next few days, of voting on whether they should have a union.  Biden came out, he didn't mention Amazon specifically but it appeared that he had that in mind, and he talked about how positive unions were.  And here was the shocker: he said that "Unions built the middle class."  That's nonsense. Here is what really happens unions as they are structured in the United States are backed up by the United States government if the United States government did not back them up with regulations and rules and and then naturally that means the police force is behind the union's enforcement of a labor contract, you wouldn't have the type of unions you have now it would be questionable whether you would have any unions but at this point if the workers at a company or location decide to unionize if 50% of the workers vote in favor of a union then the business is forced to negotiate and collect the bargaining with the Union even if there are some employees that would rather work without the Union now this is what Joe Biden claims cause the middle class to grow, this confrontation type of work between businesses, business negotiations, and labor unions.

WHAT REALLY BUILT THE COUNTRY?  

This is what really built the country.  The country was really built by entrepreneurs who put together land, which includes raw materials, labor, labor is important, unions are not important, but labor is important, and capital.  You put land, labor, and capital together, you can produce products, you can produce services, and that's what makes the country grow.

Now, in a free market where you wouldn't have union interference, the market would set the wages based on supply and demand.  But when a union gets in the picture and they're really backed up by the government telling the business that you have to negotiate, you have to collect a bargain with the Union, things are different because unions can cause trouble.  They can call a strike in some cases.  Depending upon exactly the reason for the strike it might prevent the business from hiring replacement workers.  But they'll set up picket lines.  They will cause people, other workers from other unions, not to cross the picket line.  So there's all kinds of trouble with the Union for a business.  So they will negotiate with the Union just to get them off their back, and this will mean higher wages.  But if it's a wage above a free market wage what's going to happen is the business May over time lay off people not higher as many people maybe close a division do all sorts of things that are not obvious and not clear so with the business is doing this that's shrinking productivity it's producing and causing fewer Goods to be produced fewer services to be provided that's what happens it's just not known very well it's not obvious to see but I'll give you a good example here in the United States in San Francisco, California or I'm coming to you from I'm friends with the general manager at a major Hotel here and he was telling me at one time that he had very very good relationships with his Union and he seemed to be proud of that then at another time before covid covid change the picture a little bit before covid he told me that they were closing down and no longer providing room service to guests in this major luxury hotel

GABY CAPLAN1: 30% of all of California's firefighters are incarcerated. The prisoners are typically felons. Prisoners make $2 per day and $2 an hour when they’re on a fire line

California says they don’t have enough firefighters to fight the Los Angeles wildfires, here’s some facts about California firefighters California has spent more than $30 billion on fire services since 2017, yet still - 30% of all of California's firefighters are incarcerated - The prisoners are typically felons - Prisoners make $2 per day and $2 an hour when they’re on a fire line - They're not eligible for worker protections - They are not eligible for worker compensation if they are injured while fighting these fires Another fun fact “As California reforms its prison system and more low-level offenders are sent home sooner, the state may have to entertain the idea of including more violent offenders in the firefighting ranks.”

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?? 

FREE PRESS: Over the next few weeks, you're going to see people behind podiums Downtown being like "These are our city's heroes," and I just want you to know the moment they step away from that podium, they're okay with their heroes being treated like dogs

WOAH 🚨 Pacific Palisades fires update The Free Press just completed an investigation into Los Angeles Fire Department. He went to over 20 fire departments, they’re all falling apart, and “If LAFD finds out you've made any of your own repairs, you're punished” “Fire stations are falling apart and there are some that are even dangerous. Over the past few days, I've probably been to 20 firehouses and what I've seen has been absolutely infuriating.” “Most of the firemen I've talked to this week do the repairs at the stations themselves — If LAFD finds out you've made any of your own repairs, you're punished” It’s so bad “The mold infestation at Los Angeles Fire Station 112 was so bad it sent its fire chief to the hospital. He was on life support for three weeks. His leg turned black and they had to amputate his thumb.”

Look at this footage, WHAT IS GOING ON?? 

ERIC HUNLEY: It was called "Operation Midnight Climax" - and it's one of the darkest chapters in CIA history.

from Eric Hunley,
The operation ran until 1966. 
But the most disturbing part? 
White had no regrets. Before his death, he wrote:

"It was fun, fun, fun. Where else could a red-blooded American boy lie, kill, cheat, steal, deceive, rape and pillage with official blessing?" 

Social Justice: What Is It?


Most people think of distributive justice when they hear social justice.  

14:48. I want to get back on the Justice thing.  I've diverted us a little bit.  A false assumption about this is that in a purely private society that we would have to pay exactly the same amount for poor relief that we're paying now, but the bureaucracy, I know for years that the statistic was at 70% of your dollar going through the federal government relief system was getting eaten up before it gets to anybody.  So only 30% is getting there anyway.   So right off the bat, it's just 30%.  Secondly, I do think it's the case that when some anonymous distant institution sends you a check with your name on it, you know, there's no shame associated with that.  I don't think you feel overwhelmingly compelled to get your act together and get off of that.  But when there's people in your neighborhood, and you know they're not doing that great either but they're pitching in for you, well, unless you're a complete and utter deadbeat, you would feel a compulsion to pull your weight, and figure something out come what may. It's interesting.  It's not to deny that people have hard times at times, but you know, as having grown up in a neighborhood where I saw one of the stuff going on, people would be out of work and then suddenly it would turn out that they weren't really out of work.  They were just being paid under the table.  And then when the unemployment benefits ran out suddenly they were employed legitimately.  My point is that the amount that you would actually have to raise to make life livable for these people is much much lower than what we're spending now.

16:40. One more point that has to do with reparations because I think it's linked to what you're saying, the way the whole reparations debate has proceeded people are assuming it'll be personally in that way.  That if you're a black person, you will somehow see that your white neighbor who is struggling more than you is paying you reparations.  That's what people imagine because they say, you know, why should a white person, who is struggling, have to pay to a black person?  But, of course, that's not what's going to happen because I used to ask the same question.  I used to say,  "Wouldn't black people feel ashamed of having reparations when they can see their white neighbors struggling?  So they're getting money.  So let's take the example of people who are getting $220,000 to buy a house.  How would you feel knowing that your neighbor has to struggle to get their house when you just got free money off them to buy yours?  But, of course, that's not how it's going to work.  As you said, they're just going to get a check from the government, so it's coming out of taxes, reparations are coming out of taxes.  It's not coming out of communities helping each other.  So it's such a good example of what you're describing

Weight-loss drug, Ozempic, causes muscle-loss and the heart muscle to shrink. Sheesh

ROBERT BARNES critiques America's medical care system

The best asset protection is people.  If you know a lot of people in a lot of places . . . think of how smugglers operate.  If you have people connections, that is one of the best assets you can possibly have to get from A to B to C to D if you have to, if you feel the heat around the corner . . . from an illegitimate government actor.  --Robert Barnes

A critique of medical care in America's hospitals. 

23:40  

#1 Piece of Advice: have people there with you in the hospital.  

My comment:  Absolutely.  If you don't have a friend or loved one looking out for you, the hospital will put you through procedures you'd already completed earlier in the afternoon.  They're double dipping.  They're not there for your well-being; on the contrary, they are using you for their well-being, their financial well-being.  

#2 Piece of Advice: have your network . . . it's what I often argue for asset protection.  The best asset protection is people.  If you know a lot of people in a lot of places . . . think of how smugglers operate.  If you have people connections, that is one of the best assets you can possibly have to get from A to B to C to D if you have to, if you feel the heat around the corner . . . from an illegitimate government actor.  For example, I've represented victims of domestic abuse, and I helped the woman get out of the country and stay out of the country.  Her ex-husband, her abuser, was a bounty hunter, so he had unique skills to track and trace her.  We found ways to underground railroad her completely out of the country.  He was so creative that he went to the IRS to report her to the IRS, hoping that the IRS would disclose to him where she was currently living.  But yeah, have people that you know in your network--that's critical--and have somebody there with you. 

24:45  Unfortunately, you can't trust them at all.  I mean COVID kind of proved that to more people than used to be the case.  These doctors are totally unaccustomed to having anybody pushing back on them.  Whenever I'd be like, "Nah, I'm not sure about that," they get angry, they get irritable, your bad doctor.  Your good doctor is totally chill.  "Hey, it's your life.  It's your freedom.  There's always a risk.  Whatever you do, I'm just here to give you the risk/reward analysis."  Then there's the bad doctor who uses fear and power, "I have the white lab coat, not you."  They're going to do a live Milligram Experiment, a live Stanford Experiment, and you just have to push back.  The one in Philly was my favorite.  (It was a teaching hospital.  They're teaching to young would-be doctors.  They were great.  They were going behind their teacher and protecting me from what the teacher was trying to do.  But the teacher, when she realized that I was not going to go forward with the surgical procedures they wanted.  She looked at me and asked, "Are you COVID vaccinated?"  And I was like, No.  So now we know where both of us stand, where I come from, where [she comes] from.  But I think the hospitals don't appreciate how much . . . I mean I have nurses who are whistleblowers coming out everywhere talking to Warner Mendenhall, my co-counsel, in the Brook Jackson and future other cases, talking about, for example, the hospital repeatedly witnessed vaccine adverse events.  Under federal law, they have to report that to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, VAERS.  It's a precondition for their reimbursement for any government agency.  Pretty much every hospital in the country has been lying, because they were told from the top down, "Don't report that."

26:28  Even aspirin, allergy medicine, chocolate, almonds, literally anything you put in your body some people are going to have an adverse effect. 

32:50 Are you familiar with the book, And the Band Played On, by Randy Shilts?  It's written by a gay journalist who later died of AIDS.  it's basically a year-by-year account of how AIDS rolled out, and you read it and it's one of the best books I read in 2024.  It's absolutely brutal.  First of all, you have the activists who were refusing to modify their behavior to stop spreading the disease.  They were saying, "Oh, you're a Nazi.  You're anti-sex.  It's puritanical.". The activists were like, guys this is how it spreads. "Well too bad. I'm not stopping." It was very dark.  Well, Fauci is in there. Fauci, in the 1980s, and he goes on some show and he goes, "Well we don't know if it's spread by sneezing or handshakes."  They did know that at that point that it wasn't, so you had this entire population who are already dying alone now being completely marginalized and the doctors were like, why would you say this?  And the level of irresponsibility from him . . . I didn't realize that this was 40 years in the making with this guy.  I thought okay maybe, this is my naivete, that maybe people are just getting too worked up, he's just making innocent mistakes.  This guy is shameless.  And I know Bobby Kennedy wrote a book about it [The Real Anthony Fauci, 2021].  I have not read the book. I didn't realize to what extent this guy has blood on his hands, and with AZT as well as the COVID vaccines.

Kennedy's book, he spent a year researching that.  I was part of it, and other people were part of it, making sure every possible statement he had was backed up on multiple levels.  

Saturday, January 18, 2025

SUZANNE HUMPHRIES: Did you know one of the HPV "vaccines" is made using caterpillar ovary cells? 🤢🤮🤮

Did you know one of the HPV "vaccines" is made using caterpillar ovary cells? 🤢🤮🤮 

Suzanne Humphries (@DrSuzanneH7), a physician and the co-author of Dissolving Illusions, describes for Vaccine Choice Canada (@VaccineChoiceCA) how "Franken vaccines" really took off following the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 (NCVIA). Humphries, who's spent more than a decade doing deep research into "vaccines," notes that after 1986 "we started seeing all the fancy engineering and different vaccines and different types of aluminum." The physician also notes that "vaccines" are now made using tobacco plants and even caterpillar ovary cells.

"Can you think of anything more disgusting?" Humphries asks rhetorically. "Like, how do you even do that? It's a lot of work, I imagine, dissecting out caterpillar ovaries. So, yeah, it's ghoulish." 

Full interview is good.

18:55.  Sherry Tenpenny got wind that I was writing a polio book and she sent me her entire Library on polio Herbert Ratner's daughter who was a public health official in Oak Park Illinois who was one of the few critics of the Salk vaccine back then and refused to release it on to the  population of Illinois at that time including his own children his daughter sent me everything he had everything electronically everything physically and she met with me because she happened to live in Philadelphia and my family was still there so I was still going back to visit so we would go out and eat Ethiopian food together because there's a great Ethiopian food restaurant in West Philly and she would just chat about her dad I think she must have been a librarian or something because everything was in meticulous Chronicles order and then I have a friend in New Zealand who same thing said she was going to write a polio book and her husband just thought well no one would read it but she had all the information it was all on DVD and she sent me everything so now I had more than I could have ever imagined and it was given to me from above to write this chapter on polio.  

20:08. So it starts out with okay . . . let's go to the graph that we talked about before we started.  I don't know if one of you guys, or Steven has it.  Surprise #1 was that polio was a very low incidence disease, and if you look at this graph.  What this graph shows and one of the things that you have to be aware of when you're looking at this dissolving Illusions graph and you have to credit creating all these because he's a really good computer guy really smart did a lot of research and he created these graphs out of the available data it's official data we didn't make any of the data up we didn't manipulate it we didn't siphon it it is what it is and so what this graph shows us and I believe this is USA is the incidence rate what you have to be aware of was that a lot of grass look at death rates and that's probably the most important thing to look at because a lot of these diseases As we know measles we can survive quite easily.  Whooping cough we can survive.  So measles is at the very top.  That's the measles incidents that green line that you see going up and down.  The light blue, I think, I think might be typhoid and paratyphoid fever.  The second dotted line from the bottom, you will see the smallpox incidents and how close to the x-axis that actually was.  And then at the very bottom, which you can barely see has yellow dots with a red line.  That's the polio incidents. 

CARNIVORE AURELIUS: One of the coolest parts about Japan is how doctors write prescriptions for people to go walk in the forest when they have diabetes, high blood sugar or depression...

PHIL HOLLOWAY: Speaker Johnson spills the tea Joe has been signing executive orders without knowing what he’s signing, and not remembering what he’s signed

WHITNEY WEBB: Crazy eugenicists that don't give a damn about regular people. So regular people have to give a damn about themselves

KEVIN MCKERNAN: Can you believe @RedCross is unaware of all the literature finding this in the blood supply?