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Sep 14, 2023·edited Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

You hit the nail on the head.

I've noticed, even here, people want to outsource their truth. Some have mental issues causing them to be attracted to cults, others crave heros, form clicks, kiss asses.

I don't care how much I admire or love someone I don't trust or agee with every word that comes out of their mouth. I don't even trust all of my own beliefs at times. I want to learn more. As much as I hate Fauci and others for using it as an excuse to harm others, the truth is, science does grow, build on itself. We learn more every day. Some things may be set in stone but others are multifactorial. Claiming to know the truth of everything is the fallacy of a deranged mind.

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It Is Time For

Doctor's Anonymous Meetings

To Be Held In The Basements Of Churches.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

I taught in a Men’s State prison. About 6 years ago the law changed and several of my older students were told they were getting out immediately. They thought they were in for life. They were scared to death to leave. The comfort of the closed walls surrounding their small world was coming to and end and they had zero desire to leave. Covid made happy prisoners out of many citizens. The media’s prompting and government agenda through propaganda emboldened people who had never been outspoken before or who had never even been noticed in life to come out of their shells, hiding behind a mandates mask, to become the face and voice of agenda. Those who were once timid found their voice and it was not pleasant. Kens and Karen’s were born like Frankenstein’s monsters. The government created shrews, virtual signalers, and lemmings to carry out their propaganda.

When the lockdowns lifted those shrews were unhappy prisoners.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Thanks for the thought provoking article series. There could be a book in the process of being developed here. In a new renaissance world, critical thinking should be school curriculum.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

To me, the biggest psyop is the Matrix of Babylon that we live under, all supported by a state controlled media offering the illusion of choice while continually reinforcing how to think, what to buy, how to live, who to love and who to idolize. For those with eyes to see, “They” even mock us with the truth with movies like the Matrix and The Wizard of Oz whereby the tin man is the Tax Identification number (TIN) Of course, tax is all fraud but people obediently give away the fruits of their labour without question. In the case of the matrix, there is a scene where Neo, with his visor on, is watching himself in a fight and when he removes his visor, his face is swollen, bleeding and bruised …so convinced is he that what he just saw was all real. (Just wait till people get a taste of blue beam project.!!)

People just generally aren’t that curious and they are lazy. and obedient. The Normie’s are not waking up, even as their loved ones are dying around them and ironically, I understand why “they” despise us so much.

Wish I could express myself as eloquently as you do Daniel. However, I really appreciate your posts and think how tragic it is that you are not being able to do what you were trained to do but, in the end maybe you are doing what you were meant to do. We are lucky to have you And finally, If you haven’t seen it, here’s a good documentary for you

https://www.bitchute.com/video/hiv21otcJWKV/

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Sep 14, 2023·edited Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?

I'm a fan of quotes, poetry and have an interest in the subconscious mind and neuro linguistic programming (NLP)

From my perspective, we are often seduced by false idols.

Symbols, brands, marketing, flags, banners, sigils.

This is because our brains seem to track and tag everything as a symbol. Concepts tagged with emotions.

This includes words themselves, images, sounds and music.

A happy tune. A sad tune. Uplifting words like splendid, fantastic, amazing. Or depressing words like grim, gloom, sunken, turmoil.

The way words, images, ideas are used whether we are consciously aware of it has a profound role in shaping our experience and perception of the word around us.

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Sep 14, 2023·edited Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Excellent insights, and so much here to digest..

My guts agree.. Creativity is critical for understanding everything including creation. All my best thoughts have NOT come from the mind and its fancy processes, and programs, but from a good connection between my Creativity and my microbiome, also known as my Guts. Throughout my life, this interactive colony (picture Horton Hears a Who) has been vocal and helpful. My gut masterfully has read situations and has signalled and steered me away from danger, and assessed many situations my mind could not possibly process. After many adult years of spending much time living in my head, both listening to and also ignoring my guts, I had children. And when it was time to get their childhood vaccines, my guts erupted with a, 'Hellll nooo!', which kicked my programmed mind's butt so hard and protested so loudly, that I had to listen. I became "A Life-long Antivaxxer", and only afterwards found the science that agreed with my guts. It is so well connected, and has a built-in wisdom that i appreciate.

Going forward I have lived for many years kinda scanning my body for responses towards what's perceived as outside of me. If the data or thought, coming at me doesn't resonate with truth or benefit for my being - I don't buy into it. I’ve learned to trust my guts. My belief system is aligned with my guts, and I embrace miracles of all kinds, that defy current science. Perhaps atypical, Ive learned that my aside from my overbearing Ego Mind, there (is at least one other) powerful aspect of my being, my gut, that communicates with and works faithfully in concert with my higher self, and the Almighty, with Love for benefit of all.

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Sep 14, 2023·edited Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

In my opinion the biggest psyop is scarcity.

Another candidate is the question of whether individuals exist separate from a unitary universal consciousness.

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Sep 15, 2023·edited Sep 15, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

The biggest psy-op is the belief in democratic government. The belief in its legitimacy and necessity. The belief that there is no better alternative.

The government psy-op is what enables the ruling class families to run many other psy-ops on the public. Some examples are:

- orchestrated wars

- creation of false enemies (east vs. west)

- fake space programs

- fictional war on terror

- fake pandemics

- climate change hoax

- fiat currencies

The above are implemented mainly for theft and control, but also for death. They prefer for you to be poor and sick, or dead.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Continuing excellence! Thanks for this mental exercise, Dr. Nagase!

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Sep 15, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Women of her generation were locked into their husbands identity. My mother never used her first name, instead she used Mrs. and his first and last name. All the mothers in my neighborhood stayed home and did the same thing as your mother. I’m sure when their husbands died. It was very hard for them. Your mother kept looking in word for somebody in there to save her, and there was nobody coming. To hold onto sanity she turned even more inward-then Covid came and made the world her strange bedfellows. It is difficult to not want to be there for our parents when they get older and more dependent on us. There will come a day when you will no longer be her rock. I have a feeling there are many in your similar situation and it can’t be helped until that generation passes.

Thanks for sharing, it really gave me thought. My father passed, and my sisters came and took my mother to another state to live in a retirement home. I believe she pretty much died right after because she wasn’t in her house and she was in a state in which she didn’t want to live. I lived 3000 miles away so I really couldn’t help her, I’ve always felt bad about that.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Thank you for your continued fight for freedom, Daniel Nagase MD. You are a national treasure and I hope people come to realize that and pay attention to your messages.

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Sep 14, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Have you read RAPE OF THE MIND?

Written in 1954 by Dr Joost Myerle.

Written about my parents generation in Holland.

My parents were not part of the interview but it was their generation he interviewed.

They were children when the Germans came in to starve out the Dutch in 1939.

It worked on two of my uncles who did starve.

Michael Yon suggests if you want to WAKE someone up suggest they read RAPE OF THE MIND and 1984 back to back.

I did that last year even though I'm very AWAKE because of my family going through two WWs last century.

I listened and learned to my Grandparents who survived two WWs.

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Interesting. I speak two languages. German and English. I would second your idea that language can form 'achievable' pathways of thought. I think language can also limit those potential pathways of thought. And some languages will give you more or less levels of freedom in exploring pathways of thought. In German it is absolutely common to create new words by concatenation of existing words, thus creating a more exact term for a concept or thing. This does not exist as such in English. The issues of freedom of movement of thought become especially apparent when you try to translate poetry, which I have done in the past in my spare time to present some poems from German authors to my English speaking friends. Apart from trying to translate the structure of a poem with rhymes and all, choosing the words is almost impossible because of connotation. Sometimes you have to find different "word images" to translate the meaning of a line and that is when you start to realize the complexities which you may be able to express easily in one language but are awkward in another.

How does that affect an individual when it comes to perceiving reality and integrating information into their own picture of the world? I think there a variety of components that work together here. One general thing that is likely true for the vast majority of human beings is that from birth our brains soak up information through our senses. A baby is helpless. There comes a point in time when the instincts no longer are enough to sustain the being and the brain has to structure itself to "fit in". As I am not a biologist or medical professional, I would call it mimicry. Adopting, learning "behavior" to survive. We are basically setup from the very beginning to mimic and form bonds with others to survive. It is inherent. We need to fit in to survive. I think this is a very basic mechanism, that can be used to manipulate humans. Language is part of that learned mimicry. It sets certain pathways. And those pathways also depend on your immediate peer group. "Even though she was taught the same as I was taught". Are you sure that is true? She may have been presented with the same information and concept as you, but can you really say all of that was incorporated in to her mind world the same as it was in yours? Even if you speak the same language as her the results will be different. I am going to guess here and say that you do not have a sibling. Why? Because I do and I know from talking to my sibling that the two of us have very different mind worlds, even though we have the same parents, we grew up together, we both speak the same languages. There are slight differences. We are not of the same age for instance. And our path in education differs somewhat. Would we fall for the same Psyops?

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Sep 20, 2023Liked by Daniel Nagase MD

Dr Daniel, my greatest respect and thanks for all you speak out about. I have met you and I have listened to you speak your truth with knowledge and compassion along with your expertise these last few years, in person at various events. I have no medical background and greatly appreciate what you share through the public speeches I have attended, to make sense of a world gone mad and of medical practices that need to be seriously questioned.

It really is a beautiful time of bringing darkness to light, and you have held the light, at great personal cost.

Like many others, I was born in a communist country and recognized the recent agenda early on. It has also come at personal cost, I accept that.

I have used the following personal mantra when faced with my own, or a loved ones grief over something false said about them or myself... that is... just because they say it, doesn't mean it's true.

Like so many things, whether trying to distinguish truth from lie, this simple understanding is my guide.

Thank you for all that you do and teach Dr Daniel

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Yes. Language is an extremely useful tool for of censorship - especially English.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdzW-S8MwbI&t=485s

A perfect example is the term "social justice". When Black Lives Matter and Antifa were rioting in the 2020 riots (both names engaging psychological warfare), 2 billion dollars of damage was done and 50 people murdered. Nothing "social" about it, and no "justice" in it. Communists learned long ago a tactic of using the words that sound good but mean something completely different when they say it. This allows them to be extremely effective in their tactic of conditioning their listeners to their cult without them even knowing it is happening!

Another great example of the power of the use of English as a tool of soft propaganda is exposed when one makes a comparison between English and Greek. The New Testament of the Bible was written in Greek, and Greek has 8 different words for love. English only has one word, love. Greek has Agape, which refers to selfless universal love, Ludus, meaning playful love, Storge, meaning familiar love, Pragma, meaning enduring love, Eros, meaning passionate romantic love, Phileo meaning brotherly love, and Philautia meaning self love, and mania meaning obsessive 'love'. Communists use English very well in their propaganda. The gender Ideology cult has been enormously successful in exploiting the places where English falls short. Just look at their book "Love is Love". They would NEVER be able to achieve their trickery with Greek! As soon as they used the proper word their scheme would be exposed! It would be easy for everyone to see the 'love' they were claiming didn't exist! Watch or read this book series. It will open your eyes to how much propaganda is in the articles you read. You will read everything with new glasses. Just like the SCI FI movie, THEY LIVE.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HPghxhe7OE&list=PLED64004A96BE76FA

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