Topic: Susan Michie

Watson discusses British broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson's recent comments labeling government advisors as "communists." Clarkson specifically targeted the SAGE committee and member Susan Michie, a lifelong Communist Party member. Watson argues that these advisors have used unethical behavioral psychology to terrify the public into obedience.

Susan Michie, a behavioral scientist and advisor to the UK government, faces questioning on "Good Morning Britain" regarding her 40-year membership in the Communist Party. Michie refuses to discuss her politics, insisting she is appearing only as a scientist. Jones and Paul Joseph Watson argue that her political beliefs inform her advocacy for permanent lockdowns and mandatory mask-wearing.

Paul Joseph Watson reports from the UK on the government's plan to lift restrictions on July 19th. He criticizes "psychocrats" like Susan Michie for using "unethical mind control methods" to terrify the public into obedience. Watson highlights Michie's recent "Good Morning Britain" interview, where she was questioned about her Communist Party membership and her suggestion that masks should be worn "forever."

Watson cites a Freedom of Information Act request revealing that only 10% of reported COVID deaths in the UK had no comorbidities. He criticizes the Twitter mob for labeling Richard Madeley's questioning of Susan Michie as "misogynistic." Watson argues that Michie's background as a behavioral psychologist, rather than a medical doctor, makes her an expert in public manipulation rather than virology.

The extension of the UK lockdown is blamed on the "Delta variant," formerly known as the Indian variant. Watson argues that the government is being led by "scientific dictatorship extremists" from the SAGE advisory group who intend for restrictions to last indefinitely. He predicts that the current one-month delay will be followed by further extensions as the country enters the autumn and winter flu seasons.

Dr. Susan Michie, a behavioral psychologist and SAGE advisor nicknamed "Stalin's Nanny," is criticized for suggesting that social distancing and mask-wearing should continue "forever." Watson claims that these advisors have admitted to using "totalitarian fear tactics" and "mind control" to ensure public compliance. He contrasts the strict rules for the public with the lack of social distancing observed among world leaders at the G7 summit.

UK government advisor and Communist Party member Susan Michie is criticized for stating that social distancing and mask-wearing should continue "forever." Her ties to the Wellcome Trust and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation are highlighted. Watson describes her as an authoritarian figure who derives pleasure from public restrictions.