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Phil's avatar

As a fellow physician, despite being in the bone carpentry wing of the field, the psychology of what is going on is impossible to ignore. I found myself completely dumbfounded from the beginning as to why people were reacting the way they did. I simply could not wrap my mind around it. Watching the hysteria grow and seeing that those afflicted were truly immune to any rational thought, analysis, truth, and the basic tenets of science, has been horrifying.

And I am specifically referring to my fellow physician colleagues. The abdication of the fundamental principles of medicine and patient care that were hammered into us during our training has been something I thought would be impossible to happen.

It shows me that education and intelligence are NOT traits which protect us from being indoctrinated into a cult.

I have wondered why is it that some of us, right from the beginning, saw through this bullshit and were able to keep ourselves psychologically intact?

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your strength, wisdom, and warrior spirit in fighting the satanic cult. This is a war; good v. evil. So far we have been getting our butts kicked, trying to be nice and expecting eventually people to come around. That time is done. It is time to go on offense. Hold the line, whatever that takes.

Phil

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Harmony d Gates's avatar

FB censored my comments from the video where you shared this info. Here they are:

When children are raised with violence, abuse, oppression, they often grow up to re-inflict on others. People are not born sadists. They learn it either by witnessing the abuse of others or by receiving it at the hands of others, and they will often and easily join into it when it is happening.

When humans are made to feel powerless, they often find a sense of power, which feels pleasurable to them, by causing others to feel powerless. Unfortunately rather than learning self-empowerment through positive life experiences and others modeling self-empowerment; (kindness, compassion, self-responsibility, etc.), they have been conditioned to seek a sense of power by finding ways to hold power over others.

Thank you for speaking to this issue, Dr. McDonald.

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