Nudging people is unethical and removes the ability to give informed consent to anything.

During 2020 and still to date we know that SPI-B psychologists abused their powers for clandestine political purposes. I can't tell you just how WRONG this is and the negative outcomes it can lead to - just one being an increased risk of suicide.

Dr. Christian Buckland, Chairman of the Board of the U.K. Council for Psychotherapy, recently wrote to Rishi Sunak about the "unethical application of psychological research and practice".

In his letter he states:

"I unreservedly condemn the U.K. Government’s use of unethical psychological techniques intended to elicit feelings of fear, shame and guilt, under the guise of behavioural science and insights which were designed to change the public’s behaviour without their knowledge and conscious participation. It is now clear that in 2020 the U.K. Government deliberately chose to artificially inflate the level of fear within the U.K. population by exaggerating the risk factors of COVID-19, and concomitantly downplaying the protective factors. We also witnessed the Government’s promotion of social disapproval and guilt messaging. These techniques were embedded into a multi-channel, co-ordinated public health campaign designed to change the public’s behaviour without their knowledge.

Moreover, in tandem with the mainstream media, the Government also proactively suppressed, censored and ostracised any healthcare professional or scientist who suggested alternative responses to COVID-19, or who simply questioned the messaging and measures being implemented by the Government".

You can read the full letter here

Long but interesting interview with RFK Jr. What intrigues me the most is his references to JFK's death and his fathers immediate suspicion that the CIA was involved.

BTW I am finally going to be interviewing RFK Jr soon. What questions would you like me to ask?

"When I got home, my father was walking in our yard, which was a six-acre farm. He was walking with [CIA Director] John McCone, who I knew because the CIA was less than a mile from my house, and McCone would come over every day. After the office closed every day, he would come and swim in our pool and do laps before he went home. He would say hi to my mom and dad. Sometimes, they’d have cocktails.

My father was walking with him, and my father asked McCone, “Did our people do this?”

My father made three calls. One, he called the CIA, and he asked a desk officer, “Did you guys do this?” He got McCone on the phone. McCone came over, and he asked McCone directly, “Did the CIA do this?” Then he asked Enrique Ruiz Williams.

Harry Ruiz Williams was very, very close to my family. He came on ski trips with us. He was eating dinner at our house all the time. He was the liaison between my dad and a lot of the other community who had a very complex relationship with my family. "

Also....

"A couple of years later, like I guess ’66 or ’67, he was walking through the National Airport with Frank Mankiewicz and Walter Sheridan. And he said there was a magazine stand there that had a lot of magazines with James Garrison on the cover. And he pointed to Garrison, who was then investigating my uncle’s death and thinking that the CIA was involved.

And he said to them, “What do you think about him? Does he have anything?”

And they said, “We think he does.”

And Daddy said to them, “Will you look into it quietly?”

So they went down, or Sheridan went down there. And what he came back with is that he got a look at Jack Ruby’s telephone records right before the assassination. And he was struck that virtually everybody that my dad had subpoenaed and convicted who was in the Mafia had been in touch with Ruby a month before.

And at that time, you have to remember that nobody knew at that time, the link between the Mafia and the CIA, that there was really just one organization, when it came to certain types of operations.

So my father, I think, at that point, was thinking, “Well, maybe it wasn’t the CIA. Maybe it was the mob. And maybe they did it because I was prosecuting him,” which was really, I think, hurtful to him."

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/arts-letters/articles/robert-f-kennedy-jr-interview-david-samuels

ABC News Openly Admits It Censored New Interview with RFK Jr. Because They Disagree on COVID-19 Vaccines

🇺🇸💉@COVID19Up: In a remarkable video, ABC News presented a pre-recorded interview with presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, telling viewers that parts of what was said had been edited out because he said something about the COVID-19 vaccine that the news network disagrees with.

The interview was aired with clear edits made during parts where Kennedy spoke about his views on vaccines.

The interviewer Linsey Davis asked RFK Jr. about his belief that vaccination was linked to autism, which he began to explain before she jumped in and claimed that has all been debunked. The footage then skipped to a different topic entirely.

After the interview concluded, Davis told viewers “We should note that during our conversation, Kennedy made false claims about the COVID-19 vaccines.”

She claimed “Data shows that the COVID-19 vaccine has prevented millions of hospitalizations and deaths from the disease.”

“He also made misleading claims about the relationship between vaccination and autism,” Davis further asserted, adding “Research shows that vaccines and the ingredients used in the vaccines do not cause autism, including multiple studies involving more than a million children and major medical associations like the American Academy of Pediatrics and the advocacy group Autism Speaks.”

“We’ve used our editorial judgment in not including extended portions of that exchange in our interview,” Davis explained.

Full story:👇
https://summit.news/2023/04/28/video-abc-news-admits-it-censored-rfk-jr-interview-for-false-claims-about-covid-19-vaccines/

"The World Doesn’t Work That Way Anymore"

April 29, 2023

"The latter have in effect, been saying for some time that ‘Anglo’ political philosophy is not necessarily the world’s philosophy. Societies may work best, Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore and others have said, were they to pay less attention to the individual, and more to the welfare of the group...

The Anglo-American approach is premised on the basis that the ultimate measure of a society is its level of consumption. In the long run however, List argued, a society's well-being and its overall wealth are determined not by what the society can buy, but by what it can make (i.e. value arising from a real, self-sufficient economy). The German school argued that emphasizing consumption would eventually be self-defeating; it would bias the system away from wealth creation, and ultimately make it impossible to consume as much, or to employ so many.

List was prescient. This is the flaw so clearly now exposed in the Anglo model: the original failing now aggravated by massive financialization -- a process that has led to the building of an inverted pyramid of derivative financial ‘products’ which has sucked the oxygen from the manufacture of real output. Self-reliance erodes, and a shrinking base of real wealth creation supports ever-smaller numbers in adequately-paid employment."

https://english.almayadeen.net/articles/analysis/the-world-doesnt-work-that-way-anymore

🇱🇻 In Latvia, laying flowers on May 9 will be regarded as a crime: a new law has been adopted, RT reports

🔹Latvian police called it “unacceptable” to lay flowers on May 9 at the places where Soviet monuments were dismantled.

✅Now this will be regarded as “glorifying these objects and aggression”, and violators are going to be fined. Flowers are only allowed to be brought to burial sites.

✔️In April, the Latvian Seimas approved a law prohibiting any public events from being held on May 9th. But on this day you can celebrate one holiday - Europe Day.

@DDGeopolitics

“Why, i' faith, methinks she's too low for a high
praise, too brown for a fair praise and too little
for a great praise: only this commendation I can
afford her, that were she other than she is, she
were unhandsome and being no other but as she is, I
do not like her. (Benedick, from Much Ado About Nothing)”

JUST IN - Russia says Ukraine tried to hit the Kremlin with drones overnight in an assassination attempt on Putin.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/933db7me2n/

@disclosetv

🇷🇺🇺🇦⚡RIA reports that two unmanned aerial vehicles were aimed at the Kremlin .

As a result of timely actions taken by the military and special services with the use of electronic warfare, the devices were put out of action. As a result of their fall and the scattering of fragments , there were no victims and material damage, the Kremlin said.

This is like a gritty reboot of the, "But I did have breakfast" joke.

In this 1980s interview, journalist Louis Wolf and ex-CIA agent John Stockwell expose CIA media operations with an unforgettable phrase: "It goes beyond your wildest imagination the extent to which the CIA has gone to manipulate public opinion."

👤 Benjamin Carlson

“All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost.” - The Fellowship of the Ring

This is intense, must watch. First hand account of the absolute disaster of Communist central planning in China.

Now what happens when this hive mind, "heal the world" mentality is implemented on a worldwide scale, as is planned for Agenda 2030?

@AltSkull48

The MOSAIC ARK livestreams tonight with a reading from Edmund Spenser's "Faerie Queene"—in iambic pentameter, of course!

Join us at 9pmCT on Unauthorized.tv and Telegram (https://news.1rj.ru/str/fencingbearatprayer) for an enchanted journey into the magic of English.

JUST IN - CIA's William Burns, Goldman's Kathryn Ruemmler, Noam Chomsky, a Kissinger consultant, a Rothschild, and others met with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the years after his conviction.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/100216

@disclosetv