I'm 35 minutes in and appreciating the frank honesty and accurate discussing of data. But am waiting for the acknowledgement that the terrible fear people felt, which caused them to behave in such inhumane ways, to judge, label and distance one another, were deliberately introduced and reinforced on a DAILY BASIS by governments and their pet media outlets. We were led into fear and encouraged to distrust one another. Yes, there is certainly an innate trait in many humans, a sense of self preservation perhaps, along with the fear, which readily responded to that invitation. But governments and their media worldwide, especially in those nations led by WEF devotees, spent millions on campaigns of fear to create that awful reaction in previously open hearted people.<br>Perhaps, without the daily brainwashing-level messages of fear and doom, we might have behaved in a different way to those suffering around us.<br>This despicably negative thrust from media and leaders, with its blanket denial of any and all messages of hope, including alternative treatments, is now practically instructing citizens to not only judge those who question the narrative or choose not to take part in the medical trials, but to invite hatred and harm against them, to call for segregation, punishment and discrimination against these people. With our governments blessings, cheering it on from our TVs, while their media spread the word of hatred and fear on a daily basis.<br>Do you not see this at all?,(reply>), it boggles my mind that this isn't more obvious to others as well. it's been obvious from very early on in this whole power grab. the 'media' 'coverage' has been so obviously crafted to psychologically demoralize and render the population fearful and compliant while also dividing society to the utmost. it is so profoundly ugly and sinister that it makes me feel nauseous and the thought that the people who orchestrated this (whoever they are) will most likely get away with it makes me feel awful in ways I just cannot describe. it's caused me to revise my default trust in both the average person in society and those at the top.