If images don't load, then click here

A third wave of lies

South Africa - and other countries - are entering a "third wave of Covid". And by that I mean "regular flu season" because there is no Covid.

Well, there is, but it isn't caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2.

As one of Germany's most prolific microbiologists, professor Sucharit Bhakdi, said on my podcast, there is nothing unusual about "COVID-19". If nobody had given it a name, then nobody would have noticed anything different over the last flu season.

Molecular biologist Judy Mikovits said the same thing. International health scientist (and WHO insider), Dr Astrid Stuckelberger, said the same thing. Former US Navy surgeon (and military intelligence specialist), Dr Lee Merritt, said the same thing. Canadian professor Denis Rancourt said the same thing.

The list goes on.

But you have a choice between believing what the infinitely-funded government and corporate media tell you, and what independent researchers tell you.

I choose the latter every time.

Because, as Nassim Taleb wrote in his book, Skin In The Game, we should put more trust in those with more to lose. For example, if CNN gets the facts wrong, then CNN loses nothing and will still make billions in profit and get millions of viewers. But if an independent researcher gets the facts wrong, then he risks never being trusted again.

Covid is propaganda

COVID-19 is a collection of illnesses caused by lockdowns; stress; splitting up families and prohibiting visits; loneliness; suicide; flu; fear; masks; forcing people indoors; mRNA "vaccines"; and a great multitude more of artificially created factors.

The vaccine for COVID-19 is not a (dangerous) injection from Pfizer (whose former chief scientist was on my podcast and recommends against it).

The "vaccine" for COVID-19 is family; community; mental wellbeing; healthy food; fitness and strength; sunshine; nature; freedom; self reliance; and living a wholesome life.

However, we've passed a dangerous road in history, and one that former KGB operative, Yuri Bezmenov, cautioned against when he laid out the four stages of brainwashing (as successfully implemented by the Soviets).

The dangerous road we've passed is demoralisation.

Millions around us have been indoctrinated into believing that masks protect them from viruses, despite no supporting scientific evidence. And when you don't wear a mask, you are met with aggressive cultists who shout and threaten and foam around the mouth like a dog with rabies.

It's a difficult situation for those of us who aren't zombies, but here are a few suggestions.

Ridicule

Mockery is a powerful weapon, as Pandemics Data & Analytics (PANDA) founder, Nick Hudson, argues. Laugh at the situation. Point at people. Ridicule the utter absurdity of buffs, face shields, masks, and so on.

Almost a year-and-a-half of hysteria and lies, people no longer care about reality.

Wear your mask reactively

When you climb out of you car to go into a shop or wherever, don't put on your mask. Too many people have become so demoralised that they put on their mask without even thinking about the idiocy of their behaviour.

Don't put on your mask proactively.

Always act normally. Wearing a mask is acting abnormally.

When approached by security or whoever, decide at that moment what your next battle tactic will be. Airports are impossible to beat, but your local coffee shop or butcher is likely to be more within your realm of victory.

Chip away.

Don't stop chipping away.

There are many people who are on your side.

Understand that it's a cult

The problem with followers of a cult is that their worldview is unlikely to be shaken by facts, which is why the Jonestown Massacre happened, as one example.

The mask is now a symbol of mass compliance and blind loyalty to the state and a new world order.

The mask is not about protection from a virus.

You need to treat mask cultists with a sense of care and understanding. They aren't necessarily utterly braindead imbeciles who don't question anything; they might actually be intelligent.

You need to know why it is they believe the nonsense they believe, and then engage with them in a way they can relate.

Ask them, out of ten (with ten being the most certain), how certain are they of their belief in mask protection. If their response is ten, then you can assume that nothing will change their mind and that your time might be better spent elsewhere. But if their response is less than ten, then it means there is an element of doubt in their mind.

And that's your open door into constructive discourse.

Chip away.

Many are on your side

Of course, a bunch of people aren't afraid of a virus, but put on a mask because they don't feel like fighting with authorities.

Don't be jaded.

Don't be apathetic.

Once you take off your mask and live freely like you did two years ago, others will be inspired and join you. Humans are social beings and don't enjoy isolation.

Don't be complacent

If you are, then we will lose this battle.

And don't think that masks are temporary. They're here to stay.

Global elites, such as Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci, want masks to stay because it suits their agenda.