Along the lines of fraudulent science is the so-called “cancel-culture” that makes sure that no dissenting views are heard. Cancel-culture perpetrators are everywhere and they are conditioned to immediately shout down anyone who questions the pandemic narrative.
The very popular video that I put up last week featuring Dr. Russell Blaylock called “The Great American Mask Rip-off” has survived on YouTube for now, but was summarily deleted from Vimeo.com – twice! I never received notice that it has been taken down or that it had violated their twisted community standards.
People are being purged left and right on Youtube. Amazing Polly and Sarah Westall have been “disappeared” from that platform just last week. It’s a good thing they don’t live in China, or they would have been literally “disappeared” from human existence.
When reading the comments left on many censored posts, it is easy to spot the trolls and bots that have been sent to raise havoc with everyone’s thought processes. You cannot “argue” with these trolls because they are not persuadable and their only mission is to “seek and destroy.”
Professors, medical professionals, media personalities, etc., are losing their jobs for saying the “wrong” thing, whether in public or private.
The popular rating app, Yelp, now lets reviewers identify any reviewee who is not “woke” enough to Black Lives Matter or Antifa. A restaurant in Portland was dissed as “un-woke” establishment and within days, the mob showed up and trashed their building.
Society is going in the wrong direction and those perpetrating it will not stop because somebody says “visualize peace”. Rather, it will take forceful pushback and there are not enough (yet) people who are onto this plague of destruction to stop it.
Patrick Wood is a leading and critical expert on Sustainable Development, Green Economy, Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda and historic Technocracy. He is the author of Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation (2015) and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, Volumes I and II (1978-1980) with the late Antony C. Sutton.
