Hi Andrew, people in the freedom movement are certainly not critical thinkers. A lot of their actions early on in the plandemic were out of fear. They then woke up to every conceivable conspiracy , be it moon landings or fake terror attacks. The trouble is, they see everything has a conspiracy and everyone as controlled opposition.
They don't do their own research so tend to believe anything that they see posted on telegram etc. And woe betide any one in the freedom movement who is a critical thinker and doesn't go along with the
"group think " or points put a few truths that they don't like.
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Excellent read; thank you. Nuanced thinking is very much needed, and sadly thin on the ground.
(Now I am longing for a good Pinot Noir, having had a great time hunting them down when living in Germany, but now I'm in Argentina and don't know where to start! 🤣)
I know there's a lot of discussion about the potential of Pinots Noirs from the Rio Negro valley in Patagonia but I think they're rather expensive (as indeed is all good Pinot Noir).
Yurss; the price is a bit of a drawback, but on the sunny side I dance too regularly to glug much. Should I dip a toe in those waters I shall report back!
Hi Andrew, people in the freedom movement are certainly not critical thinkers. A lot of their actions early on in the plandemic were out of fear. They then woke up to every conceivable conspiracy , be it moon landings or fake terror attacks. The trouble is, they see everything has a conspiracy and everyone as controlled opposition.
They don't do their own research so tend to believe anything that they see posted on telegram etc. And woe betide any one in the freedom movement who is a critical thinker and doesn't go along with the
"group think " or points put a few truths that they don't like.
You become a sort of enemy of the non state.
Dear Friend! What a long, long and even longer awaited piece of Your NEW fresh wine of reflexion and what a wonderful and sparkling delight to indulge into Your review on so many different but still connected topics. What an open space of spiritual honesty! Toda raba and Bracha to You!
Excellent read; thank you. Nuanced thinking is very much needed, and sadly thin on the ground.
(Now I am longing for a good Pinot Noir, having had a great time hunting them down when living in Germany, but now I'm in Argentina and don't know where to start! 🤣)
I didn't even include South America in my book on Pinot Noir. Principally because I hadn't been there. And that was thirty years ago!
Uncharted waters, then! It will be fun to explore. 🙂
I know there's a lot of discussion about the potential of Pinots Noirs from the Rio Negro valley in Patagonia but I think they're rather expensive (as indeed is all good Pinot Noir).
Yurss; the price is a bit of a drawback, but on the sunny side I dance too regularly to glug much. Should I dip a toe in those waters I shall report back!
I highly recommend this three-part series by Dr. Petra Bueskins on the health freedom movement and schisms within it. Lots there that reflects your piece: https://www.ukcolumn.org/blogs/the-paradigm-wars-part-1-globocap-meets-mass-formation
She was recently on a podcast which was also a fascinating conversation: https://www.bitchute.com/video/0FRAtFBrF4GM?fbclid=IwY2xjawFGl5tleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHb8GkjhvHUwqnYHemGz-ZTCXlUWimAVuJD8MtbWx5IabIzKlAziS8xexFw_aem_cS37WB27mM3o89VniEw-gQ
I too just wrote about EMF: https://hxlibraries.substack.com/p/bold-book-discussions-the-invisible/comments