Surely.

It’s been two years of sustained propaganda.

Belgian professor of psychology, Mattias Desmet, believes that the penny drops for around 30% of all people.

Which is somewhat depressing.

It’s the human condition and has always been like that, he says. Most people prefer submitting to authority and will blindly believe what they’re told because, quite simply, it’s the path of least resistance.

Here’s the thing.

The path of least resistance is leading us towards a technocratic system in which freedoms and privacy are severely harmed. South Africa, for example, has been in a “state of disaster” for almost two years, despite no evidence of any viral pandemic. We’ve had constant curfews, restriction of movement, prohibition of cooked food and dog-walking, and absurd mask mandates.

The funniest part for me is that, in the meantime, there was a “democratic” election in South Africa, in which millions of mask-wearing citizens stood in a queue to vote for their favourite actor, but doing it quickly enough so that they were home before curfew.

Imagine thinking that is democracy.

No pennies dropped, clearly.

To be fair, the corporate media machine is too well oiled. For instance, I was recently “fact checked” after my podcast with Canadian doctor Roger Hodkinson.  The “fact checker” (which receives funding from George Soros) concluded that Roger’s claim about “Covid vaccines” being experimental, is false.

A quick dictionary search confirms that “experiment” and “trial” mean the same thing.

And the South African president tweeted that the “Covid vaccines” are in the trial phase.

In other words, the “fact checker” didn’t check the facts.

Again.

Furthermore, many top drawer medical minds have been saying, for months, that the jab is experimental. 

But this “fact checking” nonsense raises another important question.

Who gives “fact checkers” (or anybody else) a monopoly on truth? 

Under whose authority are they deemed the arbiters of facts?

And therein lies the impoverished “trust the science” rhetoric.

“Trust the experts,”

“Don’t do your own research.”

“Only read these sources.”

And so on.

No.

Such nonsense must be dismissed for the Soviet-styled lie it is, as expressed by Swiss professor Michael Esfeld. 

The good news is that, in many parts of the world, the penny is dropping more often. Below is a screenshot from a video in Vienna. Thousands of people took a stand against forced “vaccination”. (I use inverted commas because it is not a vaccine.)

Has your penny dropped yet?

https://war.jermwarfare.com/w/qkJwTiHNZb80XbIWMGZLOg/f6eU48KLicrvTXoLWsGXTg/ygjoBnu2pLCttKHSUHXM5Q