“There’s a fine line between being scared of dying and scared of living.”
Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD
The sinister use of fear
“The suppressed fear of death is supremely powerful combined with the rationally imposed ideas of solidarity and conformity and protecting others. The unconscious mind is manipulable using the most morally virtuous rational reasons, rendering people pliable. And thus, ‘three weeks to flatten the curve’ morphed into living under a year of emergency laws, to hundreds of statutory instruments passed by ministerial diktat, to the proposal of a potential new medical digital ID. If you believe in democracy you must be suspicious of the use of psychology to manipulate you against your will. Nudge is anti-democratic. The use of fear is a sinister form of control.”
“A State of Fear: How the UK government weaponised fear during the Covid-19 pandemic” by Laura Dodsworth
About control
“The British public are in a coercive control relationship with the government.”
“A State of Fear: How the UK government weaponised fear during the Covid-19 pandemic” by Laura Dodsworth
Temporal uncertainty
The scientists who gave us the deadly SARS-COV-2, who then insisted on compulsory lockdowns that dramatically worsened the catastrophe, and who are now pressing for global immunisation as the only way to escape further disaster, have plunged the world into an uncertain future.
Neville Hodgkinson
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Waterboys
The Lockdown Ideology
Lockdown happened because the people who believed in them became dominant in the world of ideas, or at least prominent enough to override and banish traditional principles of public health.
Jeffrey A. Tucker, writing in the American Institute for Economic Research.