4 chapters across the catalog
Crowd Behavior and Miraculous Survival
Trump marvels at the fact that the crowd did not stampede during the shooting, attributing it to their character. He reiterates that if he had not turned his head to look at the immigration chart, he would not be alive to conduct the interview.
Crowd Control Tactics and the Third Amendment Prediction
Owen Shroyer explains that his "USA" chants were a standard public speaking tactic for crowd control rather than an incitement to riot. Norm Pattis pivots to a prediction regarding the Third Amendment, suggesting that the migrant crisis in Massachusetts may lead the government to force citizens to quarter migrants in private homes, fulfilling a "globalist" agenda predicted by Klaus Schwab.
5G Technology, Directed Energy Weapons and Crowd Control
Dr. Lee Merritt explores the potential for 5G technology to be used as a "denial of access" weapon for crowd control. She cites reports from Australia suggesting directed energy weapons were used against protesters and notes that 5G frequencies can resonate with human DNA and hair follicles. Merritt also links electromagnetic frequency sensitivity to symptoms that mimic COVID-19, such as lung inflammation and brain fog.
Capitol PA Systems, Stand Down Orders, and Crowd Control
Questions are raised about why the Capitol's emergency PA systems were not used to order a dispersal until late in the evening on January 6th. The presence of over 1,300 federal agents who allegedly stood down is contrasted with the small number of police left to manage the crowd. The event is described as a trap that utilized mob psychology to create a political disaster.
