Topic: Psywar

Robert Malone and his wife authored the book Psywar to document psychological manipulation tactics observed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The text references Alexander Kosmanov, a former Soviet KGB agent, whose spycraft techniques for disrupting economies through infectious disease fear are allegedly being mirrored in current H5N1 bird flu coverage. Public health officials like Lena Wen are described as advocating for rapid diagnostic deployment before the presidential transition on January 20, 2025.

Dr. Malone concludes his interview by defining "psychological bioterrorism" as the use of infectious disease fear to disrupt society. He links these tactics to fifth-generation warfare and modern pharmaceutical marketing. He predicts that the current bird flu narrative will "quench" once the new administration is sworn in and RFK Jr. is confirmed.

Jay Dyer explored the history of the Phoenix Program in Vietnam, citing Douglas Valentine's research on how the military profiled and trained psychopathic individuals for psychological warfare. The segment described "Psywar" techniques involving ritualistic mutilation and the use of occult symbolism to terrorize the Viet Cong, suggesting these methods were later applied domestically.