And we've seen the last 100 years of global elite documents,

especially going back to things like Friedoff Koppress turning point,

which I've covered, especially going back to Arthur Kessler's,

goes in the machine, which I've covered.

A big part of the argumentation of those books,

Aldous Huxley's books as well,

is that the problem for modernity will be the individual,

and the notion that the individual has rights that supersede

or cannot be trounced upon by the collective. This is crucial. All these documents say that.

And the argument is they say the bad argument, the fallacy is that, well, because you can now

make decisions as an individual which hurt everyone.

In other words, what we've seen in the last two years.

You no longer have the previous rights that you had,

medical rights, free speech rights,

because your very breathing can actually infect

and toxify and kill everyone else.

So you see now under the under the

pecs of all the Cuffin nonsense they will have the argumentation and the the bases to argue that

individuals can no longer have the rights that they've had for the last 100 years, 200, 500 years or

whatever because of the fact that individuals now are walking

basically bio-warfare agents, right? Because you can just mutate and produce anything. This is all

nonsense. It's all baloney. It's all made up. It's a selling. It's a sales pitch for a long-term

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