Topic: Nlp

Alex Jones discusses the use of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) by politicians like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to keep the public in a trance. He claims NPR is a project of the Defense Department designed to capture intellectuals in a "sedate calm" state. Jones describes the "fake" nature of sociopathic media figures who use internet videos and Muppets to appear genuine.

A discussion on John Fetterman's use of Carhartt clothing leads to a comparison with Warren Buffett's "ice cream man" persona. Jones argues that these are psychological warfare tactics (NLP) designed to make "monstrous" figures appear non-threatening to the working class. He asserts that Fetterman is a "zombie leader" for a "zombie population" and that his election was fraudulent.

The host claims that Canada has begun euthanizing elderly citizens without their permission, fulfilling long-standing warnings about socialized medicine. Globalist leaders like Trudeau are described as being trained in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to sound non-threatening while pursuing "satanic" agendas. Joe Rogan is praised for his "smooth" approach to de-programming liberals by using a calm, NPR-style delivery to expose government overreach.

Professional hypnotist Michael Grady joins Dr. Kaufman to explain how television puts viewers into an alpha brainwave state, making them susceptible to suggestion. Grady analyzes a cartoon released by the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), noting it was produced by an infomercial giant to use hypnotic elements and guilt to manipulate children into accepting COVID-19 protocols.

Dr. Kaufman and Michael Grady analyze the LAUSD opening ceremony, which featured funeral wreaths and moments of silence to anchor feelings of death and grief in students. They discuss the Prussian education system's origins as a tool for creating obedient soldiers and workers. Grady explains how these ceremonies use Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to link compliance with the safety of one's family.