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Wed Episode #2010: Vaccines, Psyche, & Power: How Big Pharma Warps The Mind
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- Rising incidents of truck crashes (e.g., Austin I-35, Thomasville, Alabama) linked to unqualified drivers, often immigrants on work visas.
- Ghost carriers operate with fake addresses (e.g., pizza joint in Illinois, apartment complex in Dallas), enabling fraud and theft.
- Lack of proper training and oversight, with companies prioritizing cost over safety, leading to loss of lives and national security concerns.
- Nissan plans to cut 20,000 jobs (15% of workforce) by 2027, including 9,000 previously announced, and scale back production.
- Speculation: Cuts driven by uncertainty in North American market (38% of sales, US 27%), fearing economic collapse.
- Regulatory pressures (e.g., EPA standards, electric vehicles) also impact car industry.
- China benefits from combat testing in India-Pakistan conflict; military-industrial complex (e.g., Raytheon, Lockheed Martin) profits from wars.
- US diplomacy (Trump, Vance, Rubio) mediated a ceasefire after four days of nuclear-armed conflict, highlighting neutral mediation success.
- Neither side uses US weapons, reducing American incentive to prolong conflict.
- In the 1970s, psych meds were status symbols for the wealthy; now mainstream, fueling a massive industry.
- Mental health issues (e.g., depression, transgender identity) are used as social hierarchy markers, elevating perceived victims.
- Overuse of meds (e.g., SSRIs) linked to dangerous side effects, including violent behavior, with therapy culture promoting dependency.
- 24-hour news cycle promotes constant fear to control populations, making people more compliant and willing to relinquish liberties.
- Despite statistical safety, media amplifies threats, fostering anxiety.
- Trump’s “Generation Gold Standard” aims for a universal flu vaccine using outdated whole killed virus technology, costing $500 million.
- Contradicts anti-vaccine rhetoric (e.g., RFK Jr.’s stance), raising concerns about corporate influence and potential harm.
- Critique of vaccine industry: excessive childhood vaccines (up to 76), harmful side effects, and systemic pressure on doctors to comply.
- Pew Research shows Gen Z men attending religious services more than millennials/Gen X, closing gender gap as young women leave churches.
- Post-Covid isolation drives youth to seek community and meaning in faith, countering atheism’s cultural decline.
- Focus on eternal significance of faith over political impact.
- Man exonerated by DNA evidence after nearly four decades, despite proper legal procedures.
- Emphasizes need for due process to prevent such errors, as abandoning it risks widespread injustice.
- Trump grants refugee status to 60 white South African farmers fleeing state-sanctioned persecution, criticized as racially biased.
- Argues for prioritizing refugees from cultures aligning with American values, citing South Africans’ work ethic and liberty focus.
- Contrasts with open-border policies, highlighting selective immigration’s role in preserving national identity.
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- Government funding for “school choice” (e.g., $5,000-$7,000 per student in Tennessee, Idaho, Wyoming) comes with strings, pushing state-approved curricula and control.
- UNESCO promotes universal government funding to integrate private and homeschooling into public systems, per Alex Newman.
- Tennessee’s failed “free act
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