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2 Re: Next One..... Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:04 pm
bs4ever
NanneeRose wrote:
Living in fear and ignorance contained by fear
4 Re: Next One..... Tue Dec 12, 2017 2:32 am
MartyM
Indeed bs. Fear though being a Learned trait, is deliberately taught to us from the beginning
as part of the 'Control Mechanism'. We are initially taught by our parents about things to fear, which are in turn used to control and protect us. The PTB then build upon this to further solidify their control of us for the remainder of our lives. Hopefully with Truth and Transparency this will change.
as part of the 'Control Mechanism'. We are initially taught by our parents about things to fear, which are in turn used to control and protect us. The PTB then build upon this to further solidify their control of us for the remainder of our lives. Hopefully with Truth and Transparency this will change.
5 Re: Next One..... Tue Dec 12, 2017 4:09 am
NanneeRose
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Yeah I taught my kids to be scared of the ocean and every damn thing in it! Thankfully I did because the bloody great whites are now coming into shore where people swim it's scary as! To this day the kids are nervous as hell about swimming at the beach, one kid won't even go and I am not sorry either LOL!
6 Re: Next One..... Tue Dec 12, 2017 10:02 am
bs4ever
MartyM wrote:We are initially taught by our parents about things to fear, which are in turn used to control and protect us.
Absolutely Marty
Then we were conditioned to obey "authority figures"
Giving away personal Sovereignty by default. Today (using America as an example) if someone, a stranger, came to the door unexpected and said
"I'm from the IRS and I'm here to help"
I'm pretty confident nearly all would be far more wary at least than their grandparents
Today this conditioning is breaking down so more fear is applied, once a majority see fear in the same way as they are begging to recognise the inversion of "authority" then collectively we are getting somewhere.
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