Don’t miss this one. We’re going deep into derealization in the psychopathic society.
YOUTUBE VIEWERS!-The show will be late because Youtube has blocked the video. Why? Because they break US copyright law by claiming creators steal their content. This is not true. Commentary is “fair use” under US copyright law.
But the International Olympic Committee told YT not to let us criticize the fact that they let men masquerade as women so that they may beat up actual women.
The show, hopefully, will be up in a censored version on YT by 9:30 US Eastern Sunday.
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Episode 183, August 4, 2024
—For the first time, many people are experiencing derealization, the horrifying experience of being unsure about whether the world around them is real. Usually part of mental disorders, stable people are reacting to a world of psychopathic gaslighting by asking themselves (literally) if they're losing their minds.
—Therapist Pamela Garfield-Jaeger joins us for a discussion of derealization and related phenomena. Find out what she's seeing in her clients, in the greater world, and what she suggests for those who want to hold on to their minds.
—Vermont is a canary in the coal mine to watch. This week our Supreme Court gave state schools and officials complete immunity for forcibly injecting vaccines into school children against parental consent, and more.
Find Pamela Garfield-Jaeger at thetruthfultherapist.org
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The IOC’s manipulation of free speech on your discussion, is one more nail in the coffin of reality.
Reading contemporary diaries and biographies of how things were in Germany just as the Nazis came to power, what comes over strongly is how intelligent people could not at the time believe or understand the story that we read generations later in history books. Over and over they describe how they read and heard things that did not match the on-going normality of their previous lives. Over and over they said to themselves and their friends, not just "This can' t be happening", but "This surely is not happening". It seemed to many ordinary Germans, recording their day to day impressions of the world around them, to take an age before some specific and direct experience affecting them personally brought the horrific realisation that "this really is happening!"