Topic: Big Lie

A scene from the film "Sin City" featuring the character Senator Roark is used to illustrate how political power is derived from "lying big." The dialogue explains that once everyone agrees to a lie they know is untrue, the liar has total control. Burmess draws parallels between this fictional corruption and the real-world tactics used by the Biden administration and global elites.

Referencing Hitler's "Big Lie" concept, Jones argues that the establishment uses its authority to maintain massive hoaxes that the public is too afraid to challenge. He touches on the controversy surrounding Dr. Wakefield and autism, suggesting that the "house of cards" regarding vaccine safety must be brought down. He concludes with a quote from Bertrand Russell about spreading a "black death" to manage population levels.

"Menticide," or the killing of the mind, is a system used by ruling elites to imprint opportunistic thoughts on a population. This process begins with sowing fear through "waves of terror," where periods of calm are followed by more intense crises. Propaganda and the "big lie" are used to confuse the public, making them more susceptible to totalitarian delusions.

Robert Barnes accuses the institutional media of "confession through projection," claiming they are the true sources of misinformation regarding COVID-19 and the 2020 election. He cites the cancellation of the NC State baseball team from the World Series due to vaccinated players testing positive as evidence of the media's narrative failures. The suspension of Rudy Giuliani's law license is presented as an unprecedented attack on legal representation.

Donald Trump issued a statement regarding the 2020 presidential election, labeling it the "big lie." Nigel Farage reported that Trump intends to run for president in 2024 and possesses the necessary stamina. Claims are made that Trump must admit he was misled by Anthony Fauci regarding the COVID-19 vaccine to defeat globalist agendas, asserting the vaccine causes autoimmune issues.