One true and recurring theme in the world is obedience. To authority figures be it doctors, police, politicians, presidents – just about anyone in a uniform. Generally, we tend to defer our freedoms to the above figures in exchange for monetary gain, health perks, living spaces to name a few. But what if, we are being tested to examine in detail our reactions to being controlled? What if a world government body has already been experimenting with the freedoms of society around the world? Would you believe it or shake your head in disbelief?
In the 1960’s, there was a now famous psychology experiment known as “The Milgram Experiment” to test just how far an average citizen would go to obey a person in a white lab coat. The results were nothing short of terrifying.
The Psychology Experiment That Shocked the World: Milgram’s Obedience Study (1961)
Given a choice to administer shocks in gradually increasing amounts, a person was seated before a console of switches. Each switch delivered a higher voltage to a recipient in another room. You could hear the painful cries as each switch was engaged when a wrong answer was received. Unknown to the operator, no one was hooked up to receive any shocks, at all. But for all intents and purposes, it sure seemed that way to an outside observer. Over 65% of test subjects complied with instructions to administer shocks when told to do so. Which brings us to the WEF.
They now have a paragraph on ther website stating:
Most of the restrictions made no sense or seemed beyond explanation. Like being able to shop with thousands of other potential infected individuals in major supermarkets while concurrently NOT being allowed to shop at the local market, because there was a chance of being exposed. Going to a restaurant wearing a mask to walk to your table, afterwards removing your mask because it was safe while sitting down in a crowded space but not while walking? WHY? Six feet distance between everyone when waiting in ANY line, ANYWHERE! WHY? AS the person in front of you leaves an airspace full of their germs, you walk right into it, taking a deep breath of micro-organisms. Again, WHY? I remember my first time in a Dollar store during these ridiculous rules. After standing on spots saying “6FT HERE” and then the checker with their gloves ringing up all the products I was purchasing, touching all my items, after having touched everyone’s items before me, I felt like bringing lysol and spraying all my purchases. But to my credit, I did not. I now know I was one of the few that didn’t buy into the mass hysteria, especially after consuming massive amounts of information on the virus, the vax and the reasons behind the push to MAKE people comply with rules that go against all we’ve learned.
Take the above world wide experiment as a warning. We’re only 5 minutes away from being imprisoned – and we’ll like it.
ceej
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