Topic: Psy Op

A Florida caller describes the "sickness" of people still wearing masks in their cars and outdoors despite the pandemic being declared over. He outlines four steps for resistance: wake up, stand up, speak up, and act up. Maria Zee asks how to help people who "crumbled under pressure" last time, and the caller suggests that tragedy may be the only thing that wakes some people up to the reality of the shots.

Jones and McCullough discuss the ongoing threat of lockdowns in Canada, Australia, and China, viewing them as a governance model for social credit and carbon taxes. McCullough describes the current situation as a "psychological operation" (psy-op) on the public. Jones concludes the interview by promoting onlinehealthnow.com as a way for listeners to exit the corrupt medical power structure.

A caller posits that QAnon was a "left-wing LARP" or an FBI-run psy-op designed to set up protesters on January 6th. The host agrees, noting that the January 6th committee rarely mentions QAnon now. The segment transitions back to vaccine criticism, with the host recounting a satirical story about seeing a vaccine tent at a soccer game and mocking the "magical sauce" of mRNA injections.

The concept of "mass formation psychosis" is discussed in the context of reports from the Financial Times and Washington Post regarding military psy-ops. The narrative suggests that the Pentagon uses psychological warfare to create fear for the public's "own good." This is compared to George Orwell's "1984," where the public is forced to accept contradictory "double-think" realities.

The globalist project aims to eliminate the human population, viewing individuals as a carbon footprint to be erased. This psychological operation targets children to establish a precedent for total control over families and the future. Noncompliance is presented as the only viable response to power that cannot be reasoned with, shifting the resistance movement toward a "reckoning."