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Dr Bret Weinstein interviewed Dr Robert Malone and Steve Kirsch about Covid and the mRNA platform 2 1/2 years ago. Bret and his family just happen to be Jewish.
It's only called "propaganda" when it's something they want to steer you away from. "Spreading misinformation" is an ominous way of saying "having an opinion that goes against the mainstream approved thinking." Or have we all forgotten the lessons of 1984? As a magician, I have to sadly admit that people get the society that they permit whether by fear, cowardice, or greed. I know it's easier to go about one's business and rely on 30 second segments of spoon fed information about "the current thing." Careers and families make people a bit myopic in their world views.
I've spent nearly half my life now figuring out lies I've been told. It comes from a place within me that noticed how much of my energy was being demanded by various egregores (I didn't call it that at the time), and I decided that I had enough of it. From then on I was going to investigate claims spread by religion, government, the media, and cultural narratives in general. Nothing is sacred enough not to question.
That said, the OP mixes bits of fact with outrageous fiction in ways that muddy the conversation. This makes it easier for the issue to be painted with a broad binary brush of "experts" and "conspiracy theorists."
The upshot is that is you start spreading propaganda that Thing X will kill you
It's only called "propaganda" when it's something they want to steer you away from. "Spreading misinformation" is an ominous way of saying "having an opinion that goes against the mainstream approved thinking." Or have we all forgotten the lessons of 1984? As a magician, I have to sadly admit that people get the society that they permit whether by fear, cowardice, or greed. I know it's easier to go about one's business and rely on 30 second segments of spoon fed information about "the current thing." Careers and families make people a bit myopic in their world views.
I've spent nearly half my life now figuring out lies I've been told. It comes from a place within me that noticed how much of my energy was being demanded by various egregores (I didn't call it that at the time), and I decided that I had enough of it. From then on I was going to investigate claims spread by religion, government, the media, and cultural narratives in general. Nothing is sacred enough not to question.
That said, the OP mixes bits of fact with outrageous fiction in ways that muddy the conversation. This makes it easier for the issue to be painted with a broad binary brush of "experts" and "conspiracy theorists."