Psychology for the Masses

So now we're gonna have a REAL doctor: "The Old Man in a Chair!"

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Psychology for the Masses

Where would any "vaccine" be without it?

PubMed: A Proactive Approach for Managing COVID-19: The Importance of Understanding the Motivational Roots of Vaccination Hesitancy for SARS-CoV2 

• Conclusions and relevance: Vaccination hesitancy is a major looming problem for COVID-19. To improve vaccine uptake, it is imperative that the vaccine is demonstrated to the public to be rigorously tested and not perceived as rushed or premature in its dissemination.

Too late for that, I guess, with so many people being acutely aware of how fast the "vaccines" were rushed to market.

The only thing to do now is make people afraid of the truth-tellers.  Hence, websites like Medika.life (which, clearly has something for everyone, and seems very closely associated with the pharmaceutical industry), operated by a grey-haired man named Robert Turner, barely heard of before claiming to have received a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology as recently as 2020 and immediately thereafter finding his true calling in trashing "conspiracy theorists" who do actually have believable qualifications and long-tested careers in their various fields.

His language is coarse and his aim is to destroy, without bothering to bolster his put-downs with verifiable facts:

MedikaLife: Reiner Fuellmich Fact Checked and Exposed as a Covid Conspiracy Con

• The worlds largest class-action money-making scam exposed
• "Fuellmich isn’t a doctor or virologist or epidemiologist and it shows."

Nor is the author of this absolutely ruthless and crass attempt to demolish Fuellmich, an eminently respected lawyer who actually does have a bevy of long-time doctors, virologists, and epidemiologists behind his words.

Not to mention that the so-called "Fact Checker" regarding a Canadian court application could only refer to websites that erred in their reporting of it, and not to Fuellmich himself or other parties to the court action in question.

It seems that if Turner really did study psychology, late in life, and for 3 whole years, it was for the purpose of being able to call himself "Doctor" -- useful for his new website designed to encourage public acceptance of the "vaccines" -- and duplicitous in the extreme.

He's not satisfied to go after Fuellmich alone; he also hauls out a list of what he wants people to believe are Covid miscreants.

Who Not To Trust: A List of 10 Covid-19 Charlatans and “Medical” Snake-Oil Salesmen

But, of course, they are not all "men" and are bona fide professionals among many who have sacrificed their own career potential by consistently speaking out on behalf of sanity:

Earlier on YYC: A Great Moment in Medical History

Here's what the guy calling himself Doctor Turner was doing before and during his ferocious attack on the truth tellers:

His other Websites:

Cre8tive Media: "We help you create compelling narratives".

Video Oracle: (apparently knows all; sells all.)

In other words, although Turner claims to make no money from his venture into influencing the public's opinion of vaccines, he's certainly furthering the UK's aim of using psychology to get people onboard with "vaccination" while, at the same time, pointing readers to his lucrative media sites.

RoyalSociety: Public expectations urgently need to be managed to prepare for a longer-term transition where nonpharmaceutical interventions remain in place.

A clarion call to "Doctors" like Turner, and to the general population: Keep those masks on, folks.

Cambridge: Higher levels of vaccine hesitancy were associated with higher levels of coronavirus conspiracy beliefs. A connection between vaccine hesitancy and conspiracy beliefs has been replicated (Bertin et al., 2020), and is consistent with work showing that a conspiracy mentality is associated with rejection of vaccine science.

I'd say there's a strong "conspiracy mentality" pushing the need for people to be vaccinated, if indeed, such a thing as a "conspiracy mentality" actually exists. Is it the one who drinks the KoolAid, or the one who offers it?

For some of us, it's just the fact that we weren't born yesterday, are nobody's fools, or, as a former president of the United States said inelegantly: "Fool me once .... shame on ... shame on you ... if fool me ... can't get fooled again." YouTube

It would seem that Turner's psyche may have been somewhat adjusted and fine-tuned during his training in psychology.

The guy who had the story straight on PCR is no longer alive to bomb Turner's Medika site with a whole lot of experiential truth, but this might help a little:

Kary Mullis: what's not to love about him?

Follow the crowd is what Turner is clearly saying; don't trust your own instincts -- for my -- er -- your own good, of course.

Reiner Fuellmich on PCR tests, vaccines, the WHO, among other concerns: VIDEO

Further Reading: Manufacturing Consent -- PDF
A Propaganda Model excerpted from the book Manufacturing Consent by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky

21stCentury: Why an Obsession with Safety Creates Sick Minds and a Sick Society

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