I'm the host of the Sean Morgan Report on AMP News. I'm here with Matthew Erritt of the Canadian Patriot Review.

And today we're going to discuss NATO Cognitive Warfare Operations. And you wrote two interesting articles recently, Matt. Can you give us a little overview?

Yes, absolutely, Sean. The idea of the two articles, one of them was called the Revenge of the Behaviorists, yes, absolutely, Sean. Um, the idea of the, of the two articles, one of them was called, uh,

the revenge of the behaviorists, the basically incoming hive of behaviorists that have really

taken over control of almost every little facet of policymaking you could imagine with the Biden

administration. Of course, a lot of these, these characters as I go through in through in this article, were already quite active with Barack Obama.

People like Samantha Powers, Cass Sunstein, there's an entire array of these things.

So in that article, we got across how dangerous behaviorism is, especially economic behaviorism, sociological behaviorism, but how is this a sick

and evil twisted way of looking at the universe, looking at human civilization, and

denying the existence of such matters as the soul, freedom, justice, which are meaningless

for a behaviorist. What is behaviorism?

In short, it is a theory of human nature

that is rooted in some of the thinking of B.F. Skinner,

a 20th century quack psychiatrist

who had this view that human beings

could be better understood by looking at machine processes

mixed with animal-like behavior.

So like an animal, you can pretty much train a horse or a dog or whatever to do a lot of things

through things like reward and punishment of a physical basis, you know, but sensual reward,

sensual punishment. You want the dog to stop peeing on the carpet.

You hit it with the newspaper, periodical, whenever it pees, it associates pain with the

pee, or you want it to do something good. You give it a treat, a tasty treat, and it'll do

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