Topic: 1983

The transition to Zoom hearings and remote legal proceedings is described as a dehumanizing tactic to strip away the right to face one's accuser. Jordan P. Brewster explains how "1983 claims" under the Civil Rights Act of 1871 are essential for holding corrupt state officials and judges accountable. The pandemic is framed as a "giant exercise in tyranny" that was teed up by the Rockefeller Foundation's "Lockstep" scenario years prior.

Colonel Schindler explains the psychological tactic of "mirror imaging," where the council accuses its opponents of the very actions it is planning. The guests argue that the council's power lies in administrative control rather than physical violence. They emphasize the importance of 42 USC 1983 in holding individual public servants accountable for constitutional violations if the current "bloodless coup" fails.

Referencing the 1983 film "War Games," Ducey suggests that the only way to win the "mind war" is to stop playing the game. He revisits Elon Musk's comments on "mental firewalls," linking them to DARPA research that claims the human mind has no natural defense against certain psychological weaponry. The goal of the training is to provide that firewall and return the mind to a "clean slate."