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PsyWar: Enforcing the New World Order
Enforcing the New World Order
exposes the history and tactics of modern psychological warfare on the American people and offers a way forward for citizens to resist totalitarian control.
PsyWar is when a government coordinates and directs deployment of propaganda, censorship, and psychological operations (psyops) tools in campaigns designed to manipulate public opinion. The authors address critical topics
Propaganda and Behavioral Control Psychological Bioterrorism Deep State Censorship Surveillance Capitalism Administrative State Objectives Fifth-Generation Warfare PsyWar Tactics Techno-Totalitarianism The New World Order and Global Control
Free speech is the most pragmatic tool we have for ascertaining truth. Only by examining all sides of an issue can the truth be chiseled out like a statue out of marble. We must defend all speech—whether untrue, hateful, or intolerable, as that is the only way to protect our right to understand the world. As soon as free speech is restricted, that restriction will be used to sway public opinion.
Now is a time when America needs hope. But more than hope, we need to restore our Constitution and Bill of Rights as the foundational documents of our Republic. These documents support and protect our personal sovereignty and are at the core of our fundamental rights as Americans. We must work to make this country great again by restoring our commitment to these foundational principles and ethics.
PsyWar is when a government coordinates and directs deployment of propaganda, censorship, and psychological operations (psyops) tools in campaigns designed to manipulate public opinion. The authors address critical topics
Propaganda and Behavioral Control Psychological Bioterrorism Deep State Censorship Surveillance Capitalism Administrative State Objectives Fifth-Generation Warfare PsyWar Tactics Techno-Totalitarianism The New World Order and Global Control
Free speech is the most pragmatic tool we have for ascertaining truth. Only by examining all sides of an issue can the truth be chiseled out like a statue out of marble. We must defend all speech—whether untrue, hateful, or intolerable, as that is the only way to protect our right to understand the world. As soon as free speech is restricted, that restriction will be used to sway public opinion.
Now is a time when America needs hope. But more than hope, we need to restore our Constitution and Bill of Rights as the foundational documents of our Republic. These documents support and protect our personal sovereignty and are at the core of our fundamental rights as Americans. We must work to make this country great again by restoring our commitment to these foundational principles and ethics.
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525 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 8, 2024
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June 13, 2026
Dr Robert Malone’s PsyWar is a compelling and accessible guide to understanding the pervasive use of psychological warfare in modern society. While I found the book highly informative and effective in its mission, I ultimately rated it 4 out of 5 stars due to certain aspects that detracted from its otherwise exceptional content.
Specifically, the inclusion of political and media personalities, as well as the subtle reinforcement of the left-versus-right paradigm, felt unnecessary and, in my view, counterproductive. These elements risk shifting focus from the book’s well-validated arguments to the influence of the speaker’s reputation or authority, something that should be avoided in a discussion about critical thinking and psychological manipulation.
That said, the book more than fulfils its promise of shedding light on the insidious methods used to manipulate and control public opinion. It offers tangible, actionable strategies for resisting these tactics and reclaiming individual autonomy. The writing is concise, direct, and refreshingly free of unnecessary jargon, making it accessible to a wide audience.
For those who value decentralisation, personal freedom, and practical solutions over academic theory, this book is a must-read. PsyWar is a timely resource with enduring relevance, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to better understand and combat the psychological operations that shape our world.
Specifically, the inclusion of political and media personalities, as well as the subtle reinforcement of the left-versus-right paradigm, felt unnecessary and, in my view, counterproductive. These elements risk shifting focus from the book’s well-validated arguments to the influence of the speaker’s reputation or authority, something that should be avoided in a discussion about critical thinking and psychological manipulation.
That said, the book more than fulfils its promise of shedding light on the insidious methods used to manipulate and control public opinion. It offers tangible, actionable strategies for resisting these tactics and reclaiming individual autonomy. The writing is concise, direct, and refreshingly free of unnecessary jargon, making it accessible to a wide audience.
For those who value decentralisation, personal freedom, and practical solutions over academic theory, this book is a must-read. PsyWar is a timely resource with enduring relevance, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to better understand and combat the psychological operations that shape our world.
October 18, 2024
This is a good book and Robert and his wife make good authors... still something comes across as a bit needy and very whiney with this book. still the book covers a lot of ground describing the forces that Are Aligned to destroy many of our lives. Pay attention when you read this book to the details about the enemy and its tactics... and ignore the complaints about how individuals (and the Malones have been attacked; I'm certain they have been; I'm certain I have been; but so what)... the most important thing is What the F' to do about these f's that have taken control of the government that Works for US. Seriously, there are People who Want to rule our world; they don't like people and want to rid themselves of most of us; and we must stop them to continue to exist as humans.
September 3, 2026
Psywars
There is no doubt that Robert Malone is a genius. The inventor of mRNA and a contributor to a great many other advances in medicine. He is qualified as a doctor and has written on a vast number of other topics since coming into prominence at the beginning of the Covid era.
He has a mild-mannered, likable and modest demeanor. He is very. This was my first impression when he appeared on the DarkHorse podcast with Steve Kirsch in 2021. Kirsch dominated the conversation. Malone spoke quietly and not so frequently, but with wisdom when he did.
This is inconsistent with observations I have since made about Malone. The first is that he has somehow gotten into conflict with other members of the medical freedom movement for whom I also have respect. These include Alex Berenson, Sasha Latypova, Peter and Ginger Breggin and Michael Yeadon – enough to give me pause. I might have mis-assessed any one of these personalities. However, for me to believe that they are all difficult to get along with, seems to be less probable than that Robert Malone himself provoked these people to conflict.
Most of these medical freedom movement people contend that there should be no fight, that he was ill advised to bring legal action against them. They should simply recognize that for all their differences of opinion, they are all on the same side of the issue. The courts seem to have supported this in throwing out Malone's lawsuit. Although Malone addresses these issues at some length in Psywars, he curiously does not named the personalities for the facts of the individual cases.
That's the first anomaly I note. Secondly, although Malone has been married 47 years and is a grandfather, and the book uses the word children frequently, it never mentions his children or grandchildren. He devotes an awful lot of time to talking about his homesteading, his horses, and his pride in his neighborhood in Virginia, but none about finding time to be with his progeny. I find that odd.
These observations are germane to this review because Malone focuses on what we in this generation should do in the here and now to fight against on the new world order, the World Economic Forum, the United Nations and the other institutions that threaten our freedom. I agree with Malone that they are indeed threats.
I am not sure that they are threats that can be defeated if we act together in this generation. I believe that the solution is more likely to come through evolution. In other words, I would have more faith in raising our own children properly in this generation. Raising them to be intelligent, discerning human beings who will be able to figure out the untruths to which they are being subjected, and go their own way. I do not think that our current generation can summon the wisdom to provide eternal guidance on to the rising generations. It must be up to them.
Therefore, this reviewer's take is that his proper course of action is to be aware of the issues that Malone raises, to recognize the truth that he points out, but not to spend all of my effort tilting against present windmills. My time will be better invested raising my children to be discerning adults who can figure it out when they have their moment in the sun.
Without preamble, let's look into the considerable wisdom that Malone offers in the book Psywars.
Malone gets off to a bad start with Chapter 1, making erroneous claims about events that took place in Ukraine during the time this reviewer lived here. He should at least acknowledge that there are different perspectives. Or better yet, study Russian and Soviet history
No, the coup was spontaneous. People here in Ukraine were disgusted, fed up with Yanukovych. No again, the Russians did what they had done throughout the cold war, sponsor "spontaneous" uprisings. It was part of the Gerasimov doctrine established years earlier.
No, the people of Crimea had frequently indicated that they had no desire either to be independent or to join Russia. The elections were rigged, as always under Soviets and then Russians.
Nobody anywhere in Ukraine wanted anything to do with the Russians. Throughout history they destroy everything in their path. As they have done, very thoroughly, to the predominantly Russian-speaking people who had the misfortune to live in the areas Russia took over. Note that Kharkiv, Odessa and the fortress belt, though thoroughly Russian-speaking, successful resisted, with no help from the miliary which Yanukovych had eviscerated.
Malone's Chapter 2, on propaganda and psychological control, is on target. Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine became unavailable because Anthony Fauci, and hence the US government, wanted to force the vaccines on everybody. It could not have been done had a viable alternative been recognized.
This reviewer immediately knew it was a fraud. We in Vietnam had taken hydroxychloroquine for four years to prevent malaria without any ill effects. Both drugs were available over the counter in Ukraine and we took them throughout 2020-21.
Malone is absolutely right to contend " This was censorship and propaganda against the American people . This was and is an example of the deployment of PsyWar".
Malone writes "But if this resistance speaks too loudly or speaks truth to power too often , they are taken out by warnings , shadow banning , and even outright removal from access to social media platforms." He knows this firsthand. Jill Glasspool Malone, his wife, wrote a useful, innocuous and very timely book entitled " Novel Coronavirus: A Practical Guide for Preparation and Protection." in February 2020. The Biden administration immediately buried it, deeply. Amazon still does not carry it; you can read it here.
Malone's Chapter Three introduces a very useful concept of, asserting that “ Psychological ” or “ Information Bioterrorism ” involves the use of fear of an infectious disease to control people and their behavior. That is exactly what the government did with Covid. It is what RFK Junior and Celia Farber say they had done with AIDS. It is what they continue to try to do with H1N1 bird flu, monkeypox, measles and countless other diseases. They pay legions of fearmongers such as Katelyn Jetelina to fan the flames of fear. In doing so, the fearmongers never allow simple, proven treatments. They always push something profitable to Big Pharma, most frequently vaccines. As Malone makes clear, Big Pharma has successfully captured the UN and other international bodies as well as most national governments.
Chapter Four is entitled "The New Inquisition of Scientism." Scientism is the opposite of science. Whereas science is a matter of free inquiry, open discussion and dissent, scientism is dogmatic, intolerant and inflexible. It is Anthony Fauci claiming "I am the science" and brooking no argument about masking, social distancing, PCR tests, lockdowns, vaccine passport or, certainly vaccines themselves. It is a dangerous new dogma, antithetical to our freedom of speech and bodily autonomy.
The powers that be enforce scientism through fact checkers, controlled "peer review" processes, shadow banning and a vast number of other underhanded mechanisms. Naming and describing them is one of the strong points of the book. Malone names the alphabet agencies that use them as including "DHS , FBI , CIA , HHS , USAID , FDA , DOE , and the CDC." And certainly not limited to them.
Chapter 6 gets into Malone's PsyWar title. While the people are more numerous, government has the advantages of organization and control of the sources and flow of information. The battle is asymmetric.
Malone introduces the concept of fifth generation warfare. He should have done more thorough research: "Gerasimov doctrine summary" would tell him exactly what Russia had in mind when they successfully attacked Crimea in 2014, somewhat less successfully Donetsk and Lugansk, and unsuccessfully Ukraine in 2022. So much for his Chapter 1 above!
In any case, we are up against fifth generation warfare, psychological warfare, on any number of fronts. He notes that the WEF is using it to
Ironically, in Chapter 12 Malone pleads with the medical freedom movement to avoid infighting. As noted above, he seems to be involved in more than his share of it. In any case, we should all take his advice.
Malone's advocacy of Mattias Desmet's book "The Psychology of Totalitarianism" has put him at odds with other members of the medical freedom movement, who think the case is overblown. One concept that appeals to this reviewer is "Inverted Totalitarianism," that is, rule by deep state actors like Anthony Fauci buried deep enough in the bureaucracy to make them ineradicable permanent fixtures and the actual rule-makers. Malone cites the "Chevron Deference" through which the Supreme Court allowed executive branch administrators – bureaucrats – to essentially make the law. Just this year the Supreme Court reversed itself, concluding that the bureaucrats had too free of a hand.
Chapter 14, dealing with treatments for Covid, touches on points of disagreement within the medical freedom movement. Peter Duesberg, Celia Farber and Michael Yeadon seem not to be convinced that a Covid virus actually exists. Malone thinks it does. This is part of an ongoing debate about whether viruses in general satisfy the Koch postulates for the existence of a pathogen. This reviewer suggests that such differences of opinion should not foment religious wars within the medical freedom community.
Chapter 17 notes that the Covid treatment campaign claimed the high ground through "Evidence Based Medicine." That high-sounding term involves the use of expensive procedures, only affordable by Big Pharma, that can easily be misapplied to seemingly prove false premises. Especially when, as is the case today, that Big Pharma funds the studies that the government uses to approve Big Pharma drugs. It is an incestuous situation. Malone says that funding should be independent. Given the huge deficits, that will simply never happen. The best we can ask is for "informed consent." Don't shove that needle in my arm without my permission. Respect the fact that we don't trust Big Pharma and leave us alone.
Malone closes with pleas that government should leave us alone. Stop harassing conservatives like Clarence Thomas. Stop forcing things like 15-minute cities and the like.
I'll end this review with the observation that the world situation is changing rapidly. Depopulation is real and accelerating. We are becoming increasingly aware of its implications. The worldwide debt load, public and private, is growing out of control. The trends that Malone sees are indeed ominous, but they are likely to be overtaken by events. The battle will not be won in this generation. Our best hope is to tell the next generation what we see, and prepare them well.
There is no doubt that Robert Malone is a genius. The inventor of mRNA and a contributor to a great many other advances in medicine. He is qualified as a doctor and has written on a vast number of other topics since coming into prominence at the beginning of the Covid era.
He has a mild-mannered, likable and modest demeanor. He is very. This was my first impression when he appeared on the DarkHorse podcast with Steve Kirsch in 2021. Kirsch dominated the conversation. Malone spoke quietly and not so frequently, but with wisdom when he did.
This is inconsistent with observations I have since made about Malone. The first is that he has somehow gotten into conflict with other members of the medical freedom movement for whom I also have respect. These include Alex Berenson, Sasha Latypova, Peter and Ginger Breggin and Michael Yeadon – enough to give me pause. I might have mis-assessed any one of these personalities. However, for me to believe that they are all difficult to get along with, seems to be less probable than that Robert Malone himself provoked these people to conflict.
Most of these medical freedom movement people contend that there should be no fight, that he was ill advised to bring legal action against them. They should simply recognize that for all their differences of opinion, they are all on the same side of the issue. The courts seem to have supported this in throwing out Malone's lawsuit. Although Malone addresses these issues at some length in Psywars, he curiously does not named the personalities for the facts of the individual cases.
That's the first anomaly I note. Secondly, although Malone has been married 47 years and is a grandfather, and the book uses the word children frequently, it never mentions his children or grandchildren. He devotes an awful lot of time to talking about his homesteading, his horses, and his pride in his neighborhood in Virginia, but none about finding time to be with his progeny. I find that odd.
These observations are germane to this review because Malone focuses on what we in this generation should do in the here and now to fight against on the new world order, the World Economic Forum, the United Nations and the other institutions that threaten our freedom. I agree with Malone that they are indeed threats.
I am not sure that they are threats that can be defeated if we act together in this generation. I believe that the solution is more likely to come through evolution. In other words, I would have more faith in raising our own children properly in this generation. Raising them to be intelligent, discerning human beings who will be able to figure out the untruths to which they are being subjected, and go their own way. I do not think that our current generation can summon the wisdom to provide eternal guidance on to the rising generations. It must be up to them.
Therefore, this reviewer's take is that his proper course of action is to be aware of the issues that Malone raises, to recognize the truth that he points out, but not to spend all of my effort tilting against present windmills. My time will be better invested raising my children to be discerning adults who can figure it out when they have their moment in the sun.
Without preamble, let's look into the considerable wisdom that Malone offers in the book Psywars.
Malone gets off to a bad start with Chapter 1, making erroneous claims about events that took place in Ukraine during the time this reviewer lived here. He should at least acknowledge that there are different perspectives. Or better yet, study Russian and Soviet history
In 2014 , after the US - sponsored coup in Ukraine , there was an unexpected countercoup where Crimea and the Donbas broke away from Ukraine to become independent states with the help of the Russian government .
No, the coup was spontaneous. People here in Ukraine were disgusted, fed up with Yanukovych. No again, the Russians did what they had done throughout the cold war, sponsor "spontaneous" uprisings. It was part of the Gerasimov doctrine established years earlier.
NATO was unprepared for this ; it took them by surprise . They had one last Hail Mary chance : the Crimea annexation vote in 2014 . When the hearts and minds of the people of Crimea voted to join the Russian Federation , that was the last straw for the concept of free speech on the internet in the eyes of NATO leadership .
No, the people of Crimea had frequently indicated that they had no desire either to be independent or to join Russia. The elections were rigged, as always under Soviets and then Russians.
Nobody anywhere in Ukraine wanted anything to do with the Russians. Throughout history they destroy everything in their path. As they have done, very thoroughly, to the predominantly Russian-speaking people who had the misfortune to live in the areas Russia took over. Note that Kharkiv, Odessa and the fortress belt, though thoroughly Russian-speaking, successful resisted, with no help from the miliary which Yanukovych had eviscerated.
Malone's Chapter 2, on propaganda and psychological control, is on target. Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine became unavailable because Anthony Fauci, and hence the US government, wanted to force the vaccines on everybody. It could not have been done had a viable alternative been recognized.
This reviewer immediately knew it was a fraud. We in Vietnam had taken hydroxychloroquine for four years to prevent malaria without any ill effects. Both drugs were available over the counter in Ukraine and we took them throughout 2020-21.
Malone is absolutely right to contend " This was censorship and propaganda against the American people . This was and is an example of the deployment of PsyWar".
Malone writes "But if this resistance speaks too loudly or speaks truth to power too often , they are taken out by warnings , shadow banning , and even outright removal from access to social media platforms." He knows this firsthand. Jill Glasspool Malone, his wife, wrote a useful, innocuous and very timely book entitled " Novel Coronavirus: A Practical Guide for Preparation and Protection." in February 2020. The Biden administration immediately buried it, deeply. Amazon still does not carry it; you can read it here.
Malone's Chapter Three introduces a very useful concept of, asserting that “ Psychological ” or “ Information Bioterrorism ” involves the use of fear of an infectious disease to control people and their behavior. That is exactly what the government did with Covid. It is what RFK Junior and Celia Farber say they had done with AIDS. It is what they continue to try to do with H1N1 bird flu, monkeypox, measles and countless other diseases. They pay legions of fearmongers such as Katelyn Jetelina to fan the flames of fear. In doing so, the fearmongers never allow simple, proven treatments. They always push something profitable to Big Pharma, most frequently vaccines. As Malone makes clear, Big Pharma has successfully captured the UN and other international bodies as well as most national governments.
Chapter Four is entitled "The New Inquisition of Scientism." Scientism is the opposite of science. Whereas science is a matter of free inquiry, open discussion and dissent, scientism is dogmatic, intolerant and inflexible. It is Anthony Fauci claiming "I am the science" and brooking no argument about masking, social distancing, PCR tests, lockdowns, vaccine passport or, certainly vaccines themselves. It is a dangerous new dogma, antithetical to our freedom of speech and bodily autonomy.
The powers that be enforce scientism through fact checkers, controlled "peer review" processes, shadow banning and a vast number of other underhanded mechanisms. Naming and describing them is one of the strong points of the book. Malone names the alphabet agencies that use them as including "DHS , FBI , CIA , HHS , USAID , FDA , DOE , and the CDC." And certainly not limited to them.
Chapter 6 gets into Malone's PsyWar title. While the people are more numerous, government has the advantages of organization and control of the sources and flow of information. The battle is asymmetric.
Malone introduces the concept of fifth generation warfare. He should have done more thorough research: "Gerasimov doctrine summary" would tell him exactly what Russia had in mind when they successfully attacked Crimea in 2014, somewhat less successfully Donetsk and Lugansk, and unsuccessfully Ukraine in 2022. So much for his Chapter 1 above!
In any case, we are up against fifth generation warfare, psychological warfare, on any number of fronts. He notes that the WEF is using it to
…spread WEF messages throughout the world about such things as the importance of smart cities , the fourth industrial revolution , collectivism , migration , stakeholder capitalism ( a modified form of socialism ) , and effective climate change solutions.
The government goes after individuals and internet nodes to silence and defame because fifth - gen warfare is working against the interests of the administrative state and its allies . By taking away one’s right to post , as well as professional licenses , political posts , bank account access , etc. . , they are actively blocking fifth - gen campaigns .
Ironically, in Chapter 12 Malone pleads with the medical freedom movement to avoid infighting. As noted above, he seems to be involved in more than his share of it. In any case, we should all take his advice.
Malone's advocacy of Mattias Desmet's book "The Psychology of Totalitarianism" has put him at odds with other members of the medical freedom movement, who think the case is overblown. One concept that appeals to this reviewer is "Inverted Totalitarianism," that is, rule by deep state actors like Anthony Fauci buried deep enough in the bureaucracy to make them ineradicable permanent fixtures and the actual rule-makers. Malone cites the "Chevron Deference" through which the Supreme Court allowed executive branch administrators – bureaucrats – to essentially make the law. Just this year the Supreme Court reversed itself, concluding that the bureaucrats had too free of a hand.
Chapter 14, dealing with treatments for Covid, touches on points of disagreement within the medical freedom movement. Peter Duesberg, Celia Farber and Michael Yeadon seem not to be convinced that a Covid virus actually exists. Malone thinks it does. This is part of an ongoing debate about whether viruses in general satisfy the Koch postulates for the existence of a pathogen. This reviewer suggests that such differences of opinion should not foment religious wars within the medical freedom community.
Chapter 17 notes that the Covid treatment campaign claimed the high ground through "Evidence Based Medicine." That high-sounding term involves the use of expensive procedures, only affordable by Big Pharma, that can easily be misapplied to seemingly prove false premises. Especially when, as is the case today, that Big Pharma funds the studies that the government uses to approve Big Pharma drugs. It is an incestuous situation. Malone says that funding should be independent. Given the huge deficits, that will simply never happen. The best we can ask is for "informed consent." Don't shove that needle in my arm without my permission. Respect the fact that we don't trust Big Pharma and leave us alone.
Malone closes with pleas that government should leave us alone. Stop harassing conservatives like Clarence Thomas. Stop forcing things like 15-minute cities and the like.
I'll end this review with the observation that the world situation is changing rapidly. Depopulation is real and accelerating. We are becoming increasingly aware of its implications. The worldwide debt load, public and private, is growing out of control. The trends that Malone sees are indeed ominous, but they are likely to be overtaken by events. The battle will not be won in this generation. Our best hope is to tell the next generation what we see, and prepare them well.
February 7, 2025
The World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, the Club of Rome and The United Nations are just a few of the organizations who wish to impose their centralized, corporatized monopolistic/totalitarian government upon the world. Censorship and propaganda are the keys to implementing their plans. They need to first have a compliant populace; one that bows down to groupthink and transhumanism.
First of all, there is no secret that the United Nations and their affiliated organizations wish to take control of the world. Through their various treaties, including Agenda 2030, whose stated goals are universal education, a universal living wage, universal healthcare and digital passports are just a few of the 169 goals on the list. One of the methods of transhumanism is basically the insertion of a microchip in each human being on the planet, which will contain all of our medical and financial records, our work and travel histories, our carbon footprints, etc., which the government will use to monitor the citizens of the world. Think this sounds like a crazy science fiction movie? The Chinese Communist Party already uses a social credit system in which individuals are restricted from taking specific actions if their numbers fall below a specific metric. Have you been late to work twice in the past month? Points deducted. Did you post a comment on social media critical of a government proposal? More points deducted. This will be a way for a one-world government to control every facet of our lives.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the most generous organizations to contribute to the WEF, and they were one of the cheerleaders to institute vaccine passports during the Covid years. The totalitarian theory is that citizens will accept incremental encroachment upon our civil liberties. Apparently, only 20% of humans want to have freedom of choice, and the rest of humanity just wants to exist within the parameters set forth by our masters. In some ways, this theory makes sense. We have been manipulated by technology for the past few decades, and survive in a comfortable cocoon for the most part.
"The Great Reset is a planned attempt to redistribute all the world's wealth and power into the hands of corporations, billionaires, banks, and most of all, the World Economic Forum's leadership." The WHO Pandemic Treaty is just one instrument in which they hope to gain control of the world's governments. Fortunately, our president has recently withdrawn the support of the United States in this potentially disastrous treaty. Let us pray that governments around the world will not sacrifice their national sovereignties to the ludicrous plans of world organizations, and that our government will not submit to them in the future.
First of all, there is no secret that the United Nations and their affiliated organizations wish to take control of the world. Through their various treaties, including Agenda 2030, whose stated goals are universal education, a universal living wage, universal healthcare and digital passports are just a few of the 169 goals on the list. One of the methods of transhumanism is basically the insertion of a microchip in each human being on the planet, which will contain all of our medical and financial records, our work and travel histories, our carbon footprints, etc., which the government will use to monitor the citizens of the world. Think this sounds like a crazy science fiction movie? The Chinese Communist Party already uses a social credit system in which individuals are restricted from taking specific actions if their numbers fall below a specific metric. Have you been late to work twice in the past month? Points deducted. Did you post a comment on social media critical of a government proposal? More points deducted. This will be a way for a one-world government to control every facet of our lives.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the most generous organizations to contribute to the WEF, and they were one of the cheerleaders to institute vaccine passports during the Covid years. The totalitarian theory is that citizens will accept incremental encroachment upon our civil liberties. Apparently, only 20% of humans want to have freedom of choice, and the rest of humanity just wants to exist within the parameters set forth by our masters. In some ways, this theory makes sense. We have been manipulated by technology for the past few decades, and survive in a comfortable cocoon for the most part.
"The Great Reset is a planned attempt to redistribute all the world's wealth and power into the hands of corporations, billionaires, banks, and most of all, the World Economic Forum's leadership." The WHO Pandemic Treaty is just one instrument in which they hope to gain control of the world's governments. Fortunately, our president has recently withdrawn the support of the United States in this potentially disastrous treaty. Let us pray that governments around the world will not sacrifice their national sovereignties to the ludicrous plans of world organizations, and that our government will not submit to them in the future.
October 23, 2024
I may have more to say about this later but I have a far simpler and more enlightened approach and solution than Robert Malone. Kick your digital dopamine habit altogether and read paper books. You don’t Have to participate in social media or the Matrix. I Never carry a phone. I am from the 80’s so I can hitch hike if my car breaks down. But I feel it’s sorts like using cash. It’s not Google or the Governments business Where I go or what I buy or any of my opinions. Furthermore I find his problems of prosperity annoying. If I ever get that rich and famous with horses and land I promise not to cry about the Matrix to anyone. As a matter of fact I would tell EVERYONE TO QUIT LOOKING AT SCREENS STAT. They have devolved humanity to scattered rage and even more phony personas.
June 20, 2025
Information we all need to know and understand. This at times is very technical but the gist is clear; our government, media and big Pharma are and have been colluding to frame the narrative and suppress the truth. Censorship is never the answer but that is precisely what they all had been doing in a big way under the Biden admin. We need to continue to fight for free speech and access to all ideas or our country is doomed to fail. God bless the Doctors Malone for writing this book.
October 17, 2025
It's Coming!
Having been a law enforcement officer on all levels, I dealt with facts, probable cause. Dr. Malone presents the methodology in dealing with propaganda, it's many ways, and how to recognize and combat it. He is well-researched, knowledgeable, and caring having fought in that battle. All of this is leading to The Great Reset coming. You'd better be prepared!
Having been a law enforcement officer on all levels, I dealt with facts, probable cause. Dr. Malone presents the methodology in dealing with propaganda, it's many ways, and how to recognize and combat it. He is well-researched, knowledgeable, and caring having fought in that battle. All of this is leading to The Great Reset coming. You'd better be prepared!
December 16, 2024
A RWM must read
The latest take on the concept of psychology as a tool to fashion the mind and it's power to control thought.
The latest take on the concept of psychology as a tool to fashion the mind and it's power to control thought.
January 1, 2025
Extremely detailed.
August 23, 2025
This is one of the most informative books I have read this year. I recommend this book be taught at the college level.
December 31, 2024
This book has a lot of good information about the nefarious use of communication technology to drive public opinion and suppress facts that are inconvenient to the ruling elite (deep state). However, there is a fair amount of repetition and some grammatical errors. The book could use a good tightening up by a qualified editor. Such editing would probably reduce the page count by 20%.
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