I know the point of constant psyops is to keep the populace to always argue rather than identify kikes as the problem, but what ones do you think failed at their ideal goal?
I think COVID failed. I think it was supposed to go on longer. If the vaccine actually worked it may have succeeded. Too many people were against COVID after finding out the vaccine wasnt effective rather than the principle of what was happening.
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LionelBlair on scored.co
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And I think whether you agree with this theory or not - whether you think it was deliberate or not - they still have that information about the populace and will no doubt use it.
I think another thing it could have been an experiment for is "Voodoo Death". Just imagine how powerful something like this could be if promoted by all of television and the internet (in much the way Covid or Trans-Sexualism was/is): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voodoo_death
"In 1992, another scientist—Clifton K. Meador, MD—discussed the case of a man diagnosed with cancer who, along with his physicians and family, believed he was dying of cancer. In the autopsy after his death, however, the doctors discovered that his cancer was not at all the cause of his death. Meador deduces that the man's belief in his imminent death was the cause of his death itself."
I think another thing it could have been an experiment for is "Voodoo Death". Just imagine how powerful something like this could be if promoted by all of television and the internet (in much the way Covid or Trans-Sexualism was/is): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voodoo_death
"In 1992, another scientist—Clifton K. Meador, MD—discussed the case of a man diagnosed with cancer who, along with his physicians and family, believed he was dying of cancer. In the autopsy after his death, however, the doctors discovered that his cancer was not at all the cause of his death. Meador deduces that the man's belief in his imminent death was the cause of his death itself."