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--- strategy:narrative [2021/11/27 00:11]
kalev
+++ strategy:narrative [2022/01/10 18:12] (current)
liam [Predicting the narrative]
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   * Understanding the main stream media narrative in order to deconstruct it
   * Understand the importance of fear to manipulate people
-  * Explain why the fear is exaggerated
+  * Understand the importance of isolation to depress people
+  * Explain why fear and isolation are crucial ingredients to disempower and manipulate people. Both have been cleverly exploited.
+  * All this has been made possible because people are no longer taught proper argumentation (in the noble form) and formal logic at schools or universities anymore.
+Perfect opportunity to re-discover, proper argumentation, logic, critical-thinking and the scientific method. The plan is to use these topics as the main thread in a series of articles, which will explain where we went wrong with the COVID response, what we can learn from it, and what we need to put in place for this not to happen again.
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   * List the problems
+    * Dishonest reporting
+      * Partial truths about death demographics
     * Outcomes are not matching predictions (Goal posts keep moving)
       * Vaccines are not safe and effective
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 ====Predicting the narrative====
-We need to record our predictions on how the narrative is going to change.
+We need to record our predictions on how the narrative is going to change, as in [[https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/-coffee-and-covid-monday-january-caf? | this January 10, 2021 piece]] by Jeff Childers.
 It is already happening now with the Botswanan variant (COVID-21)).
-"They" are blaming the unvaccinated for the motuations, when all cases have been found in dead ***vaccinated*** people.
+"They" are blaming the unvaccinated for the mutations, when all cases have been found in dead ***vaccinated*** people.
 What is the strategy: