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Privacy watchdogs are in uproar following revelations the U.S. government may have been behind a recent Facebook experiment. Marina Portnaya reports.
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Privacy watchdogs are in uproar following revelations the US government may have been behind a recent fasebook experiment. The social media site tried to manipulate the emotions of users by showing them different news feeds.
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And as Marina Portnaya and I reports Washington has an appetite for this kind of research
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When the world's largest social media platform betrays its users there is going to be outrage.
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The study to see whether Facebook could influence the emotional state of its users on that news feed. It allowed researchers to manipulate almost 700,000 users news feeds. Some saw more positive news about their friends, others saw more negative.
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I'm not surprised I mean we're all kind of lab rats in the big Fasebook experiment.
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But it wasn't only Facebook's experiment. Turns out the psychological study was connected to the US government's research on social unrest.
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This is really kind of creepy!
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And it gets worse. What you may not know is that the US Department of Defense has reportedly spent roughly 20 million dollars conducting studies aimed at learning how to manipulate online behavior in order to influence opinion.
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The initiative was launched in 2011 by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (otherwise known as DARPA).
The program is best described as the US media's effort to become better at detecting and conducting propaganda campaigns via social media.
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Translation? When anti-government messages gain ground virally, Washington wants to find a way to spread counter opinion.
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They want to dominate what they call ""The Information Battle Space."
So what they're looking at is developing methods and techniques in order to do that. And it gets very scary from the standpoint of where our rights could be violated and ... not knowing whether we're receiving accurate information.
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Security and privacy researcher Kevin Gallagher says one way the US government can spread misinformation is through fake bots on Twitter.
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You're followed by a lot of these accounts who haven't really set up their profiles.
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Apparently I have a bit of a fake following
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Look at this account. It's been tweeting tweeting all of your colleagues, trying to get you guys interested in this link.
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According to The Guardian, some of the DoD funded research monitored and analyzed the Twitter feeds of occupy activists. And reportedly went so far as to message unwitting social media users in order to track and study how they responded.
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In an era of mass information, critics say that manipulating messages is quickly growing into a valuable tool of the US military.
Marina Portnaya, RT New York
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R. Roy Blake Objective Evil Interview Satanic Cults/Military Intelligence1,790 views Apr 30, 2021
Edited interview from ParaNet Continuum radio show #94 (January 28, 1996) hosted by Michael Corbin and featuring an interview with R. Roy Blake, author of Objective Evil: Satanic Cults in U.S. Intelligence.
Objective Evil is on David McGowan's reading list. Here's what he had to say, "No known copies available worldwide, the last print copy having disappeared from a university law library after an interlibrary loan request in November 2016."
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okay. My guest is author of a newly released book and one that is sure to draw some attention. It's titled "Objective Evil: Satanism in the U.S Intelligence Community."
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He is an investigative reporter who has written for various publications in the Denver area and around the United States. This book is the culmination of several years of work, and presents some pretty startling implications for the direction that this country is heading in if this is true.
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believe it or not there is a ufo angle to this whole whole thing which we're going to discuss tonight
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he is R roy blake and i want to welcome roy to the program. Good evening.
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thank you
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Roy let's start off by , let's let's..I want to ask you real quick what why the title of the book, "Objective Evil" ?
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Well objective evil is because the main character that made this book possible is a fellow named Colonel Michael Aquino.
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He's a director of the defense intelligence agency and also the army psychological operations division. He's also a former high priest of the church of satan and has formed his own temple of set which is which is a break off of the of the church of satan
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anyway he is he's written several books on mind war, Clearly into into ..
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he's been on the oprah winfrey show .. there He, he'd been more or less a secret until there were some child molestation allegations against him in the san francisco bay area.
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one of his teachings is that there is no such thing as objective evil. That , that there's an elite of people that knows that evil is only a subjective thing, that only the masses of us stupid people believe that there's such a thing as objective evil.
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and the full title - Objective Evil: Satanic Cults in U.S Intelligence - is because he he proves the existence of it just by himself. And my further investigation showed that he's hardly an aberration.
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There is this sort of thing going on throughout the intelligence community: not just in in the experimentation with the paranormal.
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in in the day-to-day things having to do with covert ops
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It's it's it's an absolutely mind-boggling subject the whole thing.
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as i mentioned earlier he's a he's a are as i mentioned to you, he's also a member of the national space institute, which makes some of the some of thethings that he tells to his followers in in a restricted variety third degree satanist and higher very curious indeed.
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now i guess most of the time now -for myself example - you know i i don't care what a person practices personally. But what really kind of disturbs me about this research that you've done is that you know, when you think of satanism and that type of thing you think of rock and roll music you know the kind of classic stuff that people associate with it.
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you don't associate someone who's a colonel in the army. you know somebody that might be involved in something like this
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what you know what how does this how does this all come down? i mean obviously this is true - how does all this balance?
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well my personal opinion is that aquino might well have been a product of generational satanism. That's something that's been underground in this country since the 1950s. There's a group here in colorado talks about it called Justus Unlimited. and there's a group that called the false memory syndrome foundation which has attempted to discredit these people's memories a lot of them are recovered memories because the trauma was so complete.
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it it actually is fairly extensive. It has roots. the roots the the intelligence satanic connection goes back at least to the civil war and Albert Pike who's one of the great founders of Masonism in this country has a statue in Washington DC and is also one of the co-founders of ku klux klan.
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the ku klux klan he he gave that an occult tradition. It isn't really christian. The burning cross is very much a satanic symbol. It seems obvious on the surface that it is. But then you have a some of the less knowledgeable klansmen claiming that they're Christians.
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And the thing goes back to an occultist named Eliphas Levy, from from the from the middle part of the 19th century of whom Pike was a follower.
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Then there's a then there's a fellow by the name of aleister crowley who aquino calls the first beast of the apocalypse. He gave himself that name: The Beast 666.
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He was involved with british intelligence and french intelligence. Both in world war one possibly world war two. Hitler supposedly was quite a follower of a lot of the things he said supposedly.
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There's also a quite a history of occultism going back to the ss and it's talked about very extensively with heinrich himmler for instance who had the magic castle at Wewelsberg.
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Okay. Let's hold it there hold your thought there. We got to take a break.
1-800-836-2009. 1-800-836-2009. My guest is roy blake. Author of objective evil satanic cults in the u.s intelligence community
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give us a call toll-free number. i hear from you tonight.
I'm michael corbin and you're listening to the Paranet Continuum.
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**Sep 30, 2009
Musician and artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge talks about using magick to make the world a better place, challenging the status quo and the power of the cut-up style of art.**
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[Music]
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Welcome to Thelema Now. A podcast about Aleister Crowley, Ritual and Magic.
Our Guest today is musician and artist Genesis P-Orridge.
And now here is your host: Frater Puck [Music]
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Do without Wilt shall be the whole of the law. Thank you for joining us Genesis. How you doing?
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Um. fine except for being hot and sticky.
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Well, yeah. New York is pretty hot and sticky
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Yeah and I've been running back and forth. We've got um, an art opening: this gallery called Invisible Exports in the Lower East Side. It's called "30 Years of Being Cut Up".
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And so I've been dashing backwards and forwards into Manhattan in this worst possible weather, hanging the show and doing interviews with different magazines and so on but it's looking beautiful. I was there today it's nearly all up. And I'm actually excited.
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You know, after I heard things from the past it's sort of, a little bit of a sort of lackadaisical struggle. yeah but I did that 30 years ago so yeah
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right
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well this. This actually really does cover the earliest collages um '69 to '72 when I was in a lot of male art stuff with the FLUXUS type people and Ray Johnston and so on. Um but it goes right through to the present day.
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so it also goes through a whole phase in the 80s where most of the work was sigils - which obviously is where this program is you know, relevant - Um and then from the sigils it moves into the most recent era which is pandrogyny.
So it's also a journey and it's also very intimate and it's actually really it's my Sketchbooks. My, my visual Diary of all the different projects.
And yeah we've been lucky. Someone has volunteered to finance a book, um a five and I said about seven by five inch like a post big postcard size book. With full color illustrations of 200 collages.
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So that's going to be it available during the exhibition which is up until October the 20th.
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October the 20th. Okay.
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Um. It's gonna look beautiful. I've looked at the photos and it's really stunning.
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Yeah it sounds exciting. The uh the main focus of, of your work now you'd say is pandrogyny?
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Yes. Pandrogyny is the sort of the summation of the previous 45 years of insanity. Insanity and research and uh fascination with the mysteries of what we often call life, or we assume is life.
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Right. Challenging gender, challenging sexual, challenging all those boundaries.
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And believing that what people tell me or tell any of us is an inverted commas reality. We've nicknamed it nonsense this reality instead of consensus reality that that doesn't really hold up very well.
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Even nowadays if you look at mathematics and particle physics and quantum theories, the - the language even - reads more like a magical manuscript than it does a scientific tract.
And of course we all know that science is the bastard son of alchemy.
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and Alchemy is a serious very important part of the magical view of the universes. So in a way we're returning in this massive, long somewhat unnecessary Loop where we went through a phase called "rational" that back to the "deliriously irrational" but far more accurate magical view of things.
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sure
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and that's that's very that's why we're in a very very um very important era very important time. And that's why we think pandrogyny is is so important because it ultimately deals with the human species taking uh initiative in terms of the evolution of the species and its relationship with the planet and other planets and stars
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and hopefully other dimensions.
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Sure
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How about that?!
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So are we over-ruling DNA? or is the or are we just a mode for DNA? is it a challenge (sp?) or is it we're just taking the reins now?
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Well, here's how it.. You probably know the basic story but for people listening who might not.
The whole thing really - even during Thee Temple Ov Psychic Youth in the 80s when that was still active - we began towards the end uh, discussing the ratios of male and female in terms of different people's personalities. Their characters.
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Right.
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And so as what some of the exercises we would say that the left-hand side was female on the right was male. So if somebody was being over macho or over testosterone then we would emphasize things to do with their left or with softness and so on. And we would very consciously try and redesign the balance between the two ideas of male female as stereotypes.
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but when we met lady J, it became a much more serious exploration. First triggered by that sensation of having found one's other half.
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sure
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The, the the missing piece of the jigsaw that makes you complete and whole. So it was very much um an ultra loving expo.. exploration. We wanted to literally just be absorbed into each other.
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Right.
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I actually had a very a very profound um Visionary experience. We were at our apartment with Timothy Wiley who used to work with John Lillian on Dolphin Intelligence Research and um, an altered state and some other people. And Lady Jane myself was sitting there we were all talking. And then all of a sudden she and myself both sat bolt upright and stared at each other. And we said to each other almost at the same time "can you see what I see?"
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And then I said: "Don't tell me. Don't tell me. Write it down and I'll write down what I'm seeing."
So we both wrote down that we could see each other with one body but both our heads.
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Wow.
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And we had friends there as witnesses that we didn't cheat.
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Introduction to ClaimReview: The Hidden Infrastructure of Fact Checks
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Transcript: https://justpaste.it/csibnWord Magic - Ancient Art of Directing & Controlling Energy - Spells Hidden in Lanaguage
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Word magic. How words can be used as magic spells.
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Words are not just elements of speech or writing because they can be used to strengthen the effects of magic which is the art of directing and controlling energy.
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When spoken out loud words transform into frequencies and vibrations that could be used to Direct Energy.
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This is one of the first steps to creating magic effects.
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Most people will laugh at the idea of magic being real. But only if they knew what magic really is and how magic is being used to control them, they wouldn't be laughing then would they?
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The world is dominated by Magic. Until you train your eyes to see how magic is used to control you, you will never know how the world really works.
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The controllers who pull the strings of politicians are well aware of how magic works. Many of them actually practice the art of magic which is why they are sometimes referred to as the dark magicians.
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Unfortunately they like to use magic for power and evil purposes instead of using it to change the world into a better place.
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The most powerful thing in the universe is energy. If you learn how to control and direct this energy you will become one of the most powerful people on Earth.
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Why do you think the controllers, the dark magicians are so obsessed with magic and energy?
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What is the definition of magic?
Here is an excerpt from the book titled "Word Magic: Powers and Occult Definition of Words" that explains what magic is.
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The word magic is derived from the old French word Maji Latin magicus and Greek magicals. One of the earliest definitions of magic is the art of influencing events and producing Marvels using hidden Natural Forces.
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Magic has a strong relation with magnetic and electrical energy. Did you not notice that the word magnetic has the word magic in it? Take out net and magnetic and you are left with the word magic.
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The heart of magic is often practicing along with certain words and sacred geometries.
Common words that are used in magic rituals are the words that produce powerful sound tones when spoken out loud. These sound tones have powerful vibrational patterns which are used to direct and control energy and harness its power.
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Sound is able to direct energy for the reason that it carries certain frequency. Patterns that attract energy to flow in a controllable manner.
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Furthermore sound is one of the Natural Forces used by nature to create crystalline structures and sacred geometries which are some of the building blocks of matter.
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Power of Words. Once you know how words along with sound can be used to direct energy to produce magic effects you will know that words could be as powerful or even more powerful than swords.
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when you move the letters around in words to the front you get sword.
This is not an accident. Nearly all words in the English language are carefully designed and put together in a way that produces magic effects. So that the creators the dark magicians of these words can trick you into playing their Kong game.
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Is this hard for you to believe?
Are light bulbs flashing like crazy on your head right now? If not you still have a lot to learn because you do not even realize that you have been enslaved.
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maybe this quote from the Matrix could help wake you up
Morpheus: The Matrix is everywhere. It is all around us even now In This Very Room. You could see it when you look outside your window. Or when you turn on your television.
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You could feel it when you go for a walk, when you go to church, when you pay your taxes. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to Blind you from the truth.
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Neo: what truth Morpheus?
Morpheus: That you were a slave Neo. Like everyone else you were born into bondage. Born into a prison that you cannot smell or taste or touch. A prison for your mind.
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The Matrix is not just the movie. There was an experiment done by the dark magicians to see how people would react to a movie that was telling them the truth in a metamorphical kind of way.
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The dark magicians like to tell you what they're doing to you or planning to do to you. Movies and in TV shows The Binding powers of words and contracts,
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Another word that they like to use into playing their con game is contracts.
When you separate contract in half you get con and tract. As a verb the word Con is defined as a Swindle or trick. As a noun the word tract is defined as a brief treatise or pamphlet for General Distribution.
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Based on the two definitions when you put con and tract together you get a deceptive treatise or A Treatise full of trickery. when you sign a contract with a corporation or the government you are agreeing to a fraudulent and deceptive treatise. In other words you are being conned.
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The good news is that pretty much all the contracts you've made with corporations and governments and government agencies are fraudulent since they do not come with full disclosure.
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How to decipher words to find their deeper meanings and intent.
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if all you do is look at the common definition of a word you will never know the deeper meaning of it.
Find its deeper meanings: you need to look below its surface dissect its layers and look at it from many different angles.
This means that you may need to use an etymology dictionary to find the origins of the word. Split and rearrange the word using the art of anagram.
Once you find the origins of a word, dissect its layers and look at it from many different angles, the true intent and meanings of the word magically become noticeable inside your mind.
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So next time you look up a definition of a word do not only look at its face value but also look at its origins, prefix and suffix.
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How words could be used as magic spells
When you speak words you are casting your thoughts and vibrations into the Earth's magnetic field or magic field which is the energy field that creates the reality of Earth.
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If you are not careful and say certain words together you can actually cast a spell without even being aware of it.
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have you ever wondered why one of the first things they teach you to do in school is how to spell?
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When you go to school for the first time in your life, you were taught the alphabet which is made of letters that are designed using sacred geometry. These letters are ideagrams which are written symbols that represent ideas
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One very important thing you need to know about all written symbols is that they are created into existence
from the egg the DOT and the serpent.
The line, the egg and the serpent are important symbols in the religion of secret society.
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After learning the alphabet you are taught how to spell using letters of the alphabet. This is to prepare you for the day you could cast magic spells through the use of spelling.
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Did you notice that magic spell and spelling have the word spell in them?
This is no accident. it is right in your face. The hidden intent of spelling is to cast magic spells.
Most people are too ignorant, lacking in knowledge. So that they have no idea what they are actually doing
when they yell harsh words at one another, using swear words
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Katie Attwell @ Fondation Merieux OCT 2017 - transcript - https://justpaste.it/bamli
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..do not hear that there have been recent policy changes in various jurisdictions with regard to vaccines becoming
so-called mandatory and I'll explain that 'so-called' in a minute.
But of course California in 2015 removing all exemptions except medical exemptions for compliance with vaccination requirements.
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Australia in 2016 we spend a lot of time at the last meeting for those who are here talking about 'No job no Pay,' so I've deliberately not included any discussion of that this year. But of course I'm sure it will come out in the in the discussion if people want.
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Then this year we've had both Italy and France announced that they're introducing policies with mandatory vaccinations.
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so I think the first question we need to ask ourselves and a lot of this a lot of what the slides you're seeing are the consequences of me thinking through some of these questions.
And of course you may think them through differently and if so you know I'd love to hear about it at the end.
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When I asked myself what vaccine mandates are seeking to govern, it was fairly self-explanatory to me that they were seeking to govern acceptance rather than access but as I'll demonstrate in a moment there are potentially some other ways we could think about this as well.
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But one of the things the reason I said so-called when I talked about mandates is that there's not actually a clear established definition of what we mean when we talk about vaccines being mandatory. So we don't actually know what it is that we're referring to. And we don't know what the tipping point is that suddenly might make something mandatory or not mandatory.
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So there's this term will be used in discourse and in political discourse and within our field but people might be meaning different things when when they say mandatory.
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So I made a slide and what I've thought to do in this slide is - we like Continuum's in this research area - so I made a continuum that on one side is is sort of the settings in which vaccination is completely voluntary and that the other end includes what I would regard to be the most harsh measures the state could take against those who don't vaccinate.
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And that's fines and imprisonment and but I will get to this in a moment all right. Because there's it's not this simple But anyway imagine it is just for a moment - imagine we just look at it according to what the kind of stated policy is.
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Then in the top line I've talked about requirements that are linked to public goods and by public goods I mean things like you know, public daycare and public schools.
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So along the kind of more voluntary end of the axis you can have requirements about vaccinations that say 'you've got to be vaccinated to access these public goods' but there can be exemptions available for those who don't want to comply.
And the next more strict level of that is where there's requirements related to access to public goods and the - oh there's not really exemptions only for medical situations down here.
I've said that as I've suggested it's a separate category when it's actually not public goods but in financial incentives I think there's a qualitative difference with regard to money coming into your pocket then there is with regard to accessing something in your community.
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So the equivalent is you know you can get the goodies if you if you comply but you can also get out of complying with some effort and still get the goodies or this one over here - you can't get the goodies unless you comply and only a medical exemption will still get you the goodies.
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Now the last thing I wanted to do is ask myself that question around how each of these kind of effects both the access and the acceptance equation.
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But I found it wasn't helpful to think about access and it was more helpful to think about this term complacency that we also encounter in the literature about vaccinations which I know is a qualitatively different thing.
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But in terms of thinking what thinking through who mandates are supposed to work on, I thought about you know, because we don't need to worry about the people who are going to turn up anyway. And we do need to think about access but I'm trying to kind of keep that out of this picture at the moment.
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But there's clearly a group of people that we might regard as - and access can certainly play a role in this but I'm not going to conflate the two - who just for various reasons might not be getting to the clinic. And this is all kind of working in a setting which I realize is not the real world in which we assume that vaccines are available and easily accessed.
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So in that imaginary setting the people who wouldn't get them ever complacent and those who actually don't want them.
So at the voluntary end of the spectrum there is no compulsion for either category: it's all about once you've got all the access levers in place. It's really all about many of the techniques we've talked about today in terms of getting people that's drawing in that I liked from the social marketing discussion.
Actually just getting people to get off their butt and get in and get vaccinated.
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Once we start moving onto requirements linked to public goods and also financial extensive, sorry financial incentives with exceptions. So either way you can get the goodies if you're not vaccinated with some effort.
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I've suggested what's going on here is the state is queuing us a complacency. These policies are really about getting people off their butt and into the clinic and that's precisely because rejecters can access them with effort so they're not
really about accessing rejectors so much.
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It's actually about saying you know we'll try and get people in and if you don't want to come in and you go to a bit of effort: that's okay. At this end I'm suggesting again the state is queuing for complacency but by excluding or denying rejecters the policy is actually actively targeting these people to in either form.
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Once they get to this end I sort of speculate that the policy is now actually about motivating those who are rejecters. And the policy is working on the complacent, because they don't want to face the penalty, but now I'm suggesting that certainly in the cut..
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I'm not suggesting this has always been the case in context where these have been introduced but I'm suggesting now perhaps the way we might frame these is that you know you're coming with a penalty and that's going to get everyone off their butt and those who really don't want to get off their butt: they're going to face the penalty.
So that's a very oversimplified version of it but that's how I've kind of conceptualized it.
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But as I said it's really not that simple and it doesn't work on just one continuum. It's almost like you need multiple dimensions of 'continui' (if that is a word) at work here and some questions that of course underpin and problematized the slide I just showed you. One it is really are all related to - is it really mandatory? and go back to this idea that we don't actually have a fixed definition.
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So one question of course is if there are exemptions, are they easy or difficult to get?
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so nevermind what type as we talked about in the previous paper for whatever there is how is your difficult other to get and how often do you have to get them? vis a vis how often one might have to get a vaccine?
And then just some you know interesting other points like some US states have criminal consequences.
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So they're right back at the harsh end but they've got exemptions and I didn't mapthem on my continuum - but just showing you it can be more complex.
And then also you know, just some interesting things that can happen with exemptions. For example in Washington once and we heard about this earlier .once people had to start going to see a medical you know, a health care worker in order to have their - any type of exemption validated - what what one study reports is that people started get even though they were able to get other kinds of exemptions, the number of medical exemptions arose.
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so that's kind of interesting. I'm just offering this is the kind of details that can play out when policies are implemented.
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Then there's a whole bunch of questions around requirements. So they might be you know they might appear to exist but who enforces them well or are they enforced? and how often and for whom?
You know, which category of person is going to experience the consequence of this?
And is it going to be a universal thing or a certain categories of people going to be targeted?
And then what are the one of the consequences of their non-compliance? what is going to happen to them?
So how do these consequences bite and who do they bite? Again going back to the earlier question of, - are they going to be applied to everybody or certain categories?
And really the take-home from this is that just because a policy exists doesn't mean it's going to be enforced and it's if it's not enforced then can it really be said to exist in in the way that it might appear to be presented?
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Now I want to spend a little bit of time looking at rationales that states may offer or that we may be able to explore and expose for why mandates might be introduced. And here this is not me offering any endorsement of these policies or rationales: it's me again thinking through, well you know in what situations might we see these coming in and the kind of conversations that would come around that.
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So the first I've categorized as 'moral.' And in my own country of Australia there's been a discourse that's been introduced by the right of politics for over a decade and that's this term 'mutual obligation.' And what it really means is if you're going to get goodies from the state it doesn't come with no strings.
And it's quite a it's quite an unpleasant discourse in my opinion and it's been used to target the vulnerable such as job seekers or welfare recipients.
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With the job seekers, it's been used to require them to complete very onerous job search diaries, work for the dole for perhaps three days a week
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So you've got a dual, you've got to do a lot of work in order to get unemployment benefits. And now we're seeing the same discourse introduced with regard to welfare recipients.
9:36
And there's trials ongoing right now of people to see if they're taking drugs. And if you're taking drugs you can actually have your (illegal drugs obviously) you can have your welfare money quarantined.
So this term has explicitly also been employed by the government, the right-leaning government in Australia to bring to this vaccination concept as well and mandatory vaccination.
9:57
But I would suggest under this moral heading as well there can be a I guess a nicer or a more appealing version of the moral argument.
10:05
And this is around you know, linking it to the public good and saying that if other people in the community are
accessing this public good and this can be with regard to things like child care and schools. If if you're not vaccinated and you're going there, it can actually affect the entitlement of other people to be able to enjoy these public goods.
So it's a different kind of moral argument about communities.
10:30
Then there can be a whole crisis rationale and I think that's certainly what we're seeing at the moment. And the crisis might be unfolding you know that something like the Disneyland measles outbreak could be regarded as at the time there's a kind of unfolding crisis.
10:46
Then there might be an impending crisis. So this is someone's looking at the numbers and getting worried and starting a conversation about what the numbers might mean?
And of course there's also the idea that a crisis could be manufactured by you know both certain forces as well. So I think here we have to ask us you know what are the numbers tell us about, about any kind of crisis discourse and the legitimacy of using this crisis framing?
11:09
Then I have suggested that there might be a rationale around effectiveness. So if you know the questions around aren't so called mandates - whatever they are - targeting the population that you intended to target? And are they working?
11:22
So one thing that I want to be clear on is that I believe that mandates are about changing behavior but not beliefs.
11:32
And you don't always have to change beliefs to change behaviors, we would like to - but then it's an empirical question of well 'is it?' 'does it?' 'is it is it actually having that effect?'
And then finally I've included this term 'affective,' alluding to the idea of affect or our affect, our personal experience of emotion. And here what I'm trying to get at is we might want to stop and ask ourselves - who is this policy actually working for?
12:00
And what I refer to here is the work by a Scholar of International Relations called Lee Jones who looked at when countries impose sanctions on other countries for contravening international law or international norms.
12:14
And of course this is always a pertinent conversation right now as well.
So what he found was that when people or when States seek to impose sanctions on other countries everyone's kind of like 'yeah you know we'll impose the sanctions. That'll show them!'
And he actually when he wanted to uncover that process and say: well, do the sanctions work? Do that you know everyone thinks sending sanctions is the kind of end point but the end point surely has to be: Do they work?
12:40
And so he went in and had a good look and found - surprisingly or unsurprisingly depending where you sit - but frequently they didn't work. And frequently they didn't have that effect. And what he is suggested and found in his research was that actually the sending of the sanctions was often much more about the sender than the recipient.
12:57
so I'm suggesting in this context it could be about a kind of emotional experience for those wanting to punish people who don't comply with vaccinations. But also it might serve political ends as Jones found in his own study. Sending sanctions might mean a lot more at home than it does overseas where you sought to send them, if that makes sense.
13:21
And finally, I want to suggest the idea that occurring within this this imposition of mandates, may actually be a form of trickery.
So if there is sort of political demand or demand in the community - something you know resembling a mandate might emerge. But the devil might lie in the detail and perhaps it was never really going to be a mandate after all.
13:42
So having explored this, I now just want to kind of categorize mandates within the forms of governance available to
states, with regard to vaccinations. And this won't be anything new to any of you but I'm hoping it might just be an interesting and thought-provoking way of framing mandates within the other activities that we're here to discuss at this meeting.
14:01
So there are various tools that the state has at its disposal to control us. And the most old-fashioned and kind of well-known would be hierarchy. And this is really the state using its monopoly of coercive power and its control of economic means to do stuff with money and laws basically legislation and finance.
14:24
And so it's this is where mandates fit right this is kind of old-fashioned top-down control.
14:31
Then there's the stuff that those of us in this room are much more comfortable with one of which is persuasion which of
course can include campaign social marketing communications strategies.
And here I suggest that this is again something that governments, you know a key involved in, but they can have
partners that include us. Whoever we are.
14:48
And then you know some scholars and I agree with them and now framing nudge is something different than persuasion. The key distinction being that persuasion is about engaging with us as active agents who consciously are involved in making decisions. And it's kind of giving us a lot of credit and working with our capacity to reason and reach good conclusions.
15:10
Whereas nudging can be much more about orienting towards uncritical acceptance. And again it's you know, this is
something governments can be doing. It's also something healthcare providers can be doing with regard to the presumptive approach that Opel has written about for example. But also you know, recall reminder schemes at the practice level.
15:27
So I think there's a distinction there between those two modes of governance. But I think that both of them are
probably a lot more appealing to the people in this room perhaps than this top kind.
15:37
And of course the point to make is we start to think about societies that are introducing mandatory vaccinations in whatever mandatory means, is that persuasion and nudge don't go away. They remain open to policy and practice actors in societies with mandates. And the state can also structure and make use of these tools.
15:54
And of course if governments are smart they will do so, right? like if you use these forms of governance in association with each other, they're likely to be effective in the goal of actually changing the behavior that you want. But also importantly they can promote the norm.
16:12
So although I've suggested that mandates don't change they don't change our beliefs they only change our behavior in
time, perhaps they can change our beliefs through processes of norming but I'm not going to drill into that right now.
16:27
So, acceptance in the age of mandates: what does all of this mean for those of us here in the room? I've kind of tried to consider what our lives and works look like before and what they might look like now. And I want to suggest that you know - and when I talk about this us I'm framing those of us in this room as researchers and people working in government, working in you know delivering programs around vaccinations.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/chikywrk
This is a reupload of an excellent documentary telling the personal story of a husband and wife who lived through the Melbourne, Australia horrors of Vaccine Mandates, Lockdowns & hospital guidelines for COVID-19
Full transcript: https://justpaste.it/8k78a
On a Knife's Edge | Documentary
1,195 views Mar 17, 2023
In this documentary we explore the harrowing events that unfolded during the Covid-19 outbreak.
We had heard the rumours about how hospitals were using dangerous protocols. My husband was hoping it was just a conspiracy theory and didn’t believe it. We had no idea that our worst nightmare was about to come to pass.
With multiple organ failure and an unfathomable list of complications, our only hope was a miracle.
Please watch, subscribe and share this video with others.*
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/dgkjfopz
25,724 views Streamed live on Feb 28, 2023
video mirrored from channel: https://www.youtube.com/@DavidMartinWorld
The Department of Energy and Republicans in Congress working so that you don't see what there is to see.
Transcript (justpaste.it link)
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/ijrxgzsd
An anonymous online acquaintance shared this video with me on New Years Day 2023 and it made an enormous impression. Talk about starting the new year with a world-changing revelation!
It starts with cut scenes from the Assassin's Creed computer game, where the Knight's Templar and their Grand Master Jacques De Molay being executed by immolation at the stake.
It then goes on whimsically cutting together scenes from Braveheart, The Da Vinci Code (starring Tom Hanks) and includes a long audio excerpt from William Cooper's Mystery Babylon Hour #14 (or Hour 13?): Skull and Bones (aired March 8th, 1993).
You can listen to the full show via streaming mp3 here (Hour of the Time #48 - Mystery Babylon series #13/14?)
The Bill Cooper excerpt outlines a long geneological tracing of ancestry spanning over 900 years - starting with Scotland and ending with the United States of America. I am of the belief that this geneological study was important enough to be targeted for removal. Indeed, it is not easy to find this show online today.
Transcripts of show;
- English
- German
The remainder of the video is of unknown significance. It presents a reverse process of tracing geneological ancestry is undertaken by the creator of the video, going back millenia to pre Anno Domini / Before Christ timeline.
Many questions remain after viewing: most prominent being whether the premise of dual millenia old historical canon contains a obscured meaning throughout..
And whether the very precepts relating to Judeo-Christian foundational religious beliefs have been kept from humanity for dual millenia plvs.
May this year be the one of the Timetracer's Quickening.Shall we return way back to revise our very roots?
Could we discover a historical truth that frees us?
Can we understand the enormity of historical obscurinism done?
Can we attempt shaping a revelation for all mankind based on lies undone?
Godspeed?https://web.archive.org/web/20220606123753/https://www.bitchute.com/channel/G7D1N2TMpgLq/
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/gkpohchw
So I was a little bored today and found out that Albert Bourla wears a very suspicious ornate garnet / jet (or other semi-precious) stone ring on his RH ring finger.
He flaunts it openly in the many thousands of photos published of him online, usually while his gnarled murderous hands are in a steeple or vesica pisces pose.
Searching for more videos or photos of baleful Bourla led me to this gem of a protest video broadcast on twitter.
It was a protest by New York medical students from an outfit called CPD Action and they claim Bourla is responsible for profiteering of the death's of millions of covid victims worldwide. This is certainly true yet the point being made by these students is that Bourla achieves this profit by delaying or otherwise constraining the distribution of "life-saving vaccines" to poorer nations.
https://www.yahoo.com/now/pfizer-ceo-albert-bourla-birthday-211200619.html
From various sources, one can locate where the video and photos are taken and it is amusing as to how easy it is to do (considering the level of criminality of the target here - how confident must they be!)
Unfortunately, it is impossible to confirm as to whether this is the current address as according to zillow.com, it appears this house was sold 1/12/2022
This is the interior of the house uploaded by Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty which also confirms the house was sold 1/12/2022
This is a virtual tour uploaded 14 July 2021, so perhaps he and his family wasn't living there regularly since that date anyway.
peekaboo
horrendous taste in art, nice furnishings though. The rugs are lovely too
*also looks like he kept an iron cage on the floor of the dining room. has a thick woolen blanket on it, so it's prolly a cage for a parrot or a vaccinated test subject slave
Other linkshttps://scarsdale10583.com/section-table/30-neighborhood-news/8766-wife-of-pfizer-ceo-has-not-had-the-vaccine-yet-because-it-s-not-her-turn
https://origin.www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-01-28/covid-is-here-to-stay-pfizer-ceo-albert-bourla
https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?name=albert+bourla
https://www.williampitt.com/search/real-estate-sales/14-canterbury-road-scarsdale-ny-10583-6102272-40670405/
ConclusionAlbert Bourla, the droll executioner cometh!!!
to find your next mansion!!!
and knobble your knees
ya may want to watch yer back, if you please!!!
Coz 'tis too easy to find yer, ya redcoat scum!
ya better watch yer back
and ye better watch yer bum!
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/oywrgzmb
Neo-Rabbinical "Kedumah" practitioner Zvi Ish-Shalom interviewed on the Mindful U podcast at Naropa University, 2018
"Joining the best of Eastern and Western educational traditions, Naropa is the birthplace of the modern mindfulness movement."
- Zvi Ish-Shalom: Kedumah & Jewish Mysticism - Mindful U podcast at Naropa University
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/cngepskb
Who Were The Magi? David Livingstone Ordo Ab Chao Three Wise Men, Christmas & Occult History (Dec22)
transcript = https://justpaste.it/abwht
yt id = 1_sN0pwWqGE
yt channel Peter Borenius @PeterBorenius
429 views - Premiered Dec 24, 2022
David Livingstone
Three Wise Men, Christmas,
Satanic Occult History
Christmas 2022
thisweek.org.uk
David Livingstone, author of ‘Ordo ab Chao’, on the history and mythology of the three wise man, Magi, from the nativity in the Bible. Rebecca Holt on theories of the three wise men. David Livingstone on a centuries long Satanic conspiracy… Priest ….Great Reset is an evil system. Manifesto for Free People of the World –
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/wnvemdjy
This is a mirror of a COSSI (Collaboration of Social Sciences and Immunisation) Webinar from July 27, 2021
In this webinar the academic leaders of Australia's Public Health and Immunology fields meet to foreshadow mandatory #covid-19 vaccination policies being implemented in workplaces around the country.
Full transcript here (hosted on pdfhost.io)
Youtube ID: nDZ8wTcmlgQ
1,600 views Jul 27, 2021
This webinar was recorded on Monday 26 July 2021.
Vaccination against COVID-19 is the main tool for bringing the world out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mandatory vaccination has been debated as a strategy to get high vaccination coverage and protect individuals in certain settings.
This webinar considered the policy, behavioural, ethical and epidemiological aspects of mandating COVID-19 vaccination.
In this webinar:
- find out what vaccination mandates are, who they may be used for and how they could be delivered
- hear about the governance and political aspects of vaccination mandates - hear about epidemiological, behavioural and social considerations of mandates including effectiveness
- hear about ethical considerations of vaccine mandates for adults
Speakers:
- Dr Katie Attwell
- Associate Professor James Wood
- Professor Julie Leask
- Dr Jane Williams
Moderators:
- Associate Professor Margie Danchin (Chair of COSSI)
- Associate Professor Holly Seale (Deputy Chair of COSSI)
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/loknnftq
The purpose of mirroring this video is to educate the world at large on how government, global NGO's, academia and supranational corporations are utilizing extremely sophisticated applied psychology strategies to further propagate their covid-19 agendas
The bias detection tool developed at the University of Oxford and implemented by Amazon University of Oxford - Social Sciences Division
769 views Mar 16, 2022
Professor Sandra Wachter (Oxford Internet Institute) and Professor Sanjiv Das (Santa Clara University and data scientist at Amazon) present the bias detection toolkit developed at the University of Oxford and implemented in Amazon SageMaker Clarify.
YT ID: =MNmR6068vQg
autogen YT transcript: https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/7dryt
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/nltihpsy
Prof. Greenhalgh: Contribution to policy discussions & public understanding of COVID-19 precautions
University of Oxford - Social Sciences Division The purpose of mirroring this video is to educate the world at large on how government, global NGO's, academia and supranational corporations are utilizing extremely sophisticated applied psychology strategies to further propagate their covid-19 agendas
367 views Jan 21, 2022
Highly Commended in the ESRC IAA O²RB Excellence in Impact Awards 2021: Professor Trish Greenhalgh (Nuffield Department of Primary Healthcare Sciences, University of Oxford), for significant contribution to policy discussions and public understanding of COVID-19 precautions internationally. Discover more inspirational impact stories at https://www.socsci.ox.ac.uk/o2rbawards
Timestamps:
0m00s - Introduction
0m13s - The precautionary principle
0m24s - Social media presence
0m37s - The hunch was correct
0m51s - the libertarians didnt like
autogen YT transcript
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=n0m0refak3n3ws/deiadmth
COVID-19: How are social sciences making a difference?
University of Oxford - Social Sciences Division
*The purpose of mirroring this video is to educate the world at large on how government, global NGO's, academia and supranational corporations are utilizing extremely sophisticated applied psychology strategies to further propagate their covid-19 agendas. *
587 views | Feb 23, 2022
Oxford’s social scientists responded rapidly as the COVID-19 crisis unfolded, working with partners in policymaking, industry, and communities around the world to find solutions to some of the greatest challenges the world has ever seen. Watch our film to discover the global impact of their work, and to learn why social sciences research will be critical to our long-term social and economic recovery.
Timestamps:
0m58s - Government Response Tracker
3m43s - Face Masks
4m10s - Vaccine Engagement
yt video ID: tyZU2iKYfAA
autogen yt transcript