Fauci uses collective pronouns to consolidate mass hypnosis

Thank you to Dale Steinreich @ Lew Rockwell.

After reviewing these last 30 months to flatten the curve of 15 days, and after wrestling with what's normal healthwise, culturally, politically, and spiritually, I'm realizing that Americans and Fauci's audience in general might actually be comforted by his mass hypnosis, His premature announcement that he's retiring leaves helpless. How does one fight a guy who's promised to leave by December?  He's still got 100 days to commit serious damage.  It has the effect of defusing our anger, resentment, fear, and vengeance.  His announcement delivers no victory, certainly no satisfying, victory.  At best, it's delayed.  Where's the victory in postponement?  And here the bastard is still fucking with us.  

I mean at the 30 month mark in the 15 days to flatten the curve and all of what we've been bombarded with, people are in a lull, a kind of holding tank, another episode of uncertainty.  Nothing definitive. So Fauci's messaging is the late stage hypnosis where the subject clings to every syllable in the familiar lie.   The psychology of what he's doing needs to be articulated to remind us why he is enemy #1 and ought to be treated as such.  The mind control operators don't miss a step in their manipulation of opinion.  He uses the collective pronoun "we" no less than 5 times in an average-length sentence.  The "we's" make us feel less isolated in our own internalized and socialized conflict with misinformation, with lies, with what's real about the virus, with authoritative voices we can't quite trust, I mean enough folks are just barely hanging on.  It's hard to know what we know.  And as much as people are done with Fauci's messaging, I can also imagine that some find his  hypnotic we consoling against the barrage of 3 years of uncertainty.  Funny, that's the very definition of what a rumor is.  Because it's hard to sustain critical examination over a prolonged period where you've fought for so long without a victory.  We need significant victories to strengthen our courage. Physical survival over the last 2.7 years is important but it's not enough.  We need spiritual victories.  If we've been tracking all things COVID for these last few years, what is missing in our lives are definitive victories.  We've gone from one drawn-out battle of COVID to national disgrace to humiliating military failures that were once tied to the strength of national character.  There is no law.  Little that we can hang our hat on.  The borders are non-existent which is a reflection of the loss of individual privacy in this country.  We need stronger evidence of victory, more than  more than just proof of our 

own biology.  We need evidence that our foe has been spiritually and physically crushed.  

At the 2:32 mark, Fauci is on camera saying "We are not where we need to be . . . if we're going to be able to "live with the virus" . . . because we know we're not going to eradicate it  How many "we's" did he insert there?  I count five (5) we's in one sentence.  Talk about your mass hypnosis.  Hypnosis is simply repetition.  Five "we's" in one average-length sentence?  I'd say that works as hypnosis.  Repeating the "we" is his attempt to consolidate more of his audience to adopt his view of everything COVID including his  unmeasured, mitigation measures, so that you willfully surrender more of your rights and property over to the state.  Stay vigilant.  Stay sharp.  Stay free.

He really is a demonic state actor.  

"heritable immune system changes passed to progeny. Most are unfavorable 'weakening' effects . . . "

Qin, et al, Thomas Jefferson Univ, first preclinical evidence \/ heritable immune system changes passed to progeny. Most are unfavorable "weakening" effects, although, this paper found a better response to influenza. Ominous so many young people have altered heritable immunity. pic.twitter.com/H5pI306QHf

— Peter McCullough, MD, MPH (@P_McCulloughMD) September 20, 2022

POST-SEPSIS SYNDROME or LONG-COVID? Dr. Paul Marik says that "sepsis is no different than stroke or AMI, explaining that this is a time-sensitive disease."

So, if my understanding is correct, sepsis occurs when too much self-damage occurs, poisoning the blood, essentially.  Therefore, too much cytotoxic activity (say, T cells finding spike expressing cells), produces septic-like effects?

— Richard (@TheNumbCanadian) September 19, 2022

The links in this thread are helpful.  He makes a good point, "You can LITERALLY swap out the word Sepsis for COVID-19."  

At the 27-mark of this presentation by Paul Marik on the treatment of sepsis, he highlights norepinephrine as one of the first things.  I like what he says at the 27:50 mark, that sepsis is no different than stroke or AMI [Acute Myocardial Infarction], explaining that this is a time-sensitive disease.  This is a time-sensitive disease and timing is important.   

Though Tyrosine is NOT norepinephrine, consuming it is thought to increase norepinephrine levels in the blood.   

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HILARY FORDWICH: "we need to go right back to the beginning of that supply chain and say, 'Who was rounding up their own people, and having them handcuffed in cages?'"

Ok, so strategy should always be…Agree and Amplify

Here’s your first lesson https://t.co/0rP22sTz3j

— Tom Luongo (Powell's a Baller) (@TFL1728) September 20, 2022

00:00  Don Lemon.  Well, this is coming . . . all of this wealth and you hear about it comes as England is facing rising costs of living, a living crisis, austerity budget cuts, and so on.  And then you have those who are asking for reparations for colonialism, and they're wondering, you know, $100 billion dollar, $24 billion dollars here and there, $500 million there.  Some people want to be paid back and members of the public wonder "why are we suffering when you are . . . you know, you have all of this vast wealth.  Those are legitimate concerns.

00:32  Hilary Fordwich Well, I think you're right about reparations.  If people want it though, what you need to do is to always go back to the beginning of the supply chain.  Where was the beginning of the supply chain?  That was in Africa.  When across the entire world that slavery was taking place, which was the first nation in the world that abolished slavery?  First nation in the world to abolish was, started by William Wilberforce, was British, Great Britain, they abolished slavery.  2,000 naval men died on the high seas trying to stop slavery.  Why?  Because the African kings were rounding up their own people.  They had them in cages waiting on the beaches.  No one was running into Africa to get them.  But I think you're totally right.  If reparations need to be paid, we need to go right back to the beginning of that supply chain and say, "Who was rounding up their own people, and having them handcuffed in cages?"  Absolutely.  That's where they should start.  And maybe, I don't know, the descendants of those families, where the naval men died at the high seas trying to stop the slavery, that those families should receive something, too, I think, at the same time.  

1:36  Lemon [stunned]  It's an interesting discussion, Hilary. Thank you very much.  I appreciate it.  We'll continue to discuss in the future.   

Russia wants to give 300,000 tons of fertilizer to European ports for FREE, and the EU says no

"We want to give it away for free to countries in need.  They say no, and there is no answer for that."

No one ever went broke underestimating the vindictiveness of European bureaucrats https://t.co/tgglhSGmWi

— Tom Luongo (Powell's a Baller) (@TFL1728) September 20, 2022