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What is true? Not much, it would appear. I talk to Feargus O’Connor Greenwood, author of ‘180’ – Unlearn the Lies You’ve Been Taught’, an amazing book revealing the deceptions played on us.

Presentation with Slideshow by Author Feargus O’Connor Greenwood:

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Uprise & Shine conference hosted at HOPE Sussex presents this 1 hour special you don’t want to miss from the author & conspiracy researcher (Feargus Greenwood) discussing much of what he rights about in his 180 Degree Inversion which takes you deep down the rabbit hole, unlearn the lies you’ve been taught to believe.

Stop for a moment and take a look at the world around you. Does everything seem normal? Or is it all upside down? Do you think this is happening just by chance? And if it isn’t, wouldn’t you like to know what is really going on? To get back to the truth we need to invert the inversions. 180° is not just an angle, it is an answer; a total perspective and a set of solutions. No one said getting to The Golden Age was going to be easy. That journey begins with questioning everything you have been taught to believe.

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I’m the author of 180 Degrees, Unlearn the Lies You’ve Been Taught to Believe. The reason for writing the book is I noticed we weren’t just being lied to about the small things but the big things, and not just some things but pretty much everything.

So today’s talk is only going to cover about 5% of what’s in the book, otherwise we’d be here all week. 90% of the slides that you’ll see today are taken from the book with some additional material as well. The talk in a nutshell is this, what’s been done to us, why it’s been done to us, what you can do about it and how we can win, with a special section on how to communicate the truth to others without alienating them. So let’s dig in.

There’s plenty of quotes in the book, this is one of the first ones in there.

“I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think.”

I can’t make you see your truth or change your beliefs, only you can do that. What I can do is provide the insights and evidence so you can make up your minds for yourself.

So let’s start off with some problem recognition. Courtesy of Max Igan, who said the following:

If we accept that we’re at war then we need to consult probably the best military strategist book ever written and that was by Sun Tzu, The Art of War in 600 BC. In it he said the following.

“If you know your enemy and you know yourself, you need not fear the results of 100 battles. If you know neither yourself but not the enemy for every victory gained, you also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself you will succumb in every battle.”

Sun Tzu, The Art of War

I would argue the vast majority of the population in this country and around the world still don’t know enough about the enemy and themselves and we wonder why we’re not winning. Hopefully by the end of today’s talk if you’re not already there, there will be no one sat in the red. So let’s get on with knowing the enemy or in this case the evolution of war.

We started off with some stones and then moved to spears, then arrows, then bullets, missiles and then syringes.

The difference is the first five didn’t need your permission to be launched at you, whereas the sixth one, well that required your consent. Now how do you get people to consent to something that under normal circumstances they’d never even consider? Well welcome to fifth generational warfare.

Information, misinformation, gaslighting, propaganda and the like, this is an intellectual war. Let’s go back to Sun Tzu.

That’s what we’ve all been subjected to in the last three years, military grade psychological warfare. So let’s start with a few examples of that, some you’ll be familiar with I’m sure.

Military grade psychological warfare

1.) Induce fear.

If you can put people into a state of fear you’re returning them to a childlike state. It switches off your critical thinking abilities – basically, fear makes you stupid.

This quote gets attributed to Joseph Stalin, I’m not sure he actually said it but it’s certainly a truism.

2.) Divide and conquer.

No need to spend much time on this one, we’re all familiar with it. It’s basically getting you to argue amongst yourselves while the big stuff’s going on behind the curve.

“One of the great achievements of the modern media is to get people angry about the small fiddles and not know about the giant ones.”

Michael Rosen

One of the giant ones is the following. The US national debt in January last year ticked over to 30 trillion. It’d taken 247 years to get there. You might be surprised to hear that 21 trillion on top of that has been stolen. Those figures were brought to life by Catherine Austin Fitts, and a professor at Michigan State University. I’m guessing no one read about that figure in any of mainstream media.

3.) Inconsistency.

So we saw at the beginning of the lockdowns it was go outside, don’t go outside. Wear a mask, don’t wear a mask. All this on the surface looks like people not knowing what they’re doing. If you look at it through the lens of psychological warfare, inconsistency is a way of destabilising and confusing the opposition. I would argue this is much more the reason it was done, rather than just incompetence.

“Consistency never has been a mark of stupidity. If the diplomats who have mishandled our relations were merely stupid they would occasionally make a mistake in our favour.”

James Forrestal, December 1946

So we’re not dealing with competence, we’re dealing with minions working to a script.

4.) Propaganda.

You could probably do a whole talk on this one. I’m just going to cover it in one quote which I think is quite interesting from Eric Hoffer. I think written in the 1950s.

“Propaganda does not deceive people. It merely helps them to deceive themselves.”

Eric Hoffer

5.) Weaponised morality.

Sociopaths always gain control of people with morality because the sociopaths have none and the people who do don’t understand that until it’s too late.

So what we’re looking at here is a predator-prey model. It’s a bit like a mouse trying to impart its value system to a cat. It’s not going to be very successful and it’s a triumph of hope over experience.

We’ve also seen guilt tripping and word shaming. This is more weaponization.

“If you don’t get vaccinated you’re going to kill granny.”

“You’re anti this, you’re anti that, you’re an XYZ denier.”

Once you understand these are all just tactics in the psychological warfare, then they don’t have any effect on you anymore.

6.) Obedience.

This is probably our biggest problem.

Why? Because we’ve seen from the Stanley Milgram experiments in the late 60s that when people are tested most people will do what a figure in authority says regardless of the consequences.

So in this particular example for those not familiar with it there were two people involved. Candidate A would go into a hidden room and candidate B would be asking that person some questions. There was also a gentleman in a white coat stood next to candidate B in case he had anything to say. The idea was every time candidate A got a question wrong then candidate B would have to give him a small electrical current put through it. Electric shock. Now every time he got another question wrong they would ramp up that electric shock, up to a maximum of 450 volts, which is more than enough to kill anyone. Unfortunately, 70% of people, without any coercion. All that was said was the experiment requires you to continue if they queried it.

70% were willing to think that they killed the other person. In fact they didn’t actually get any shocks they were just acting but that person didn’t know that. So obedience is a huge problem particularly when you’re dealing with corrupt systems.

“Civil disobedience is not our problem. Our problem is civil obedience. Our problem is that numbers of people all over the world have obeyed the dictates of leaders of their government and millions have been killed because of this obedience.”

Howard Zinn, 1970

So just a friendly reminder. “Obedience. Doing what you’re told regardless of what is right. Morality. Doing what is right regardless of what you’re told.”

7.) The “BIG” lie.

If someone tells you a lie, sometimes you can spot it. Maybe body language, vocal tonality, that type of thing. If someone tells you a huge lie, it’s more difficult to spot and that sounds counter-intuitive. Why? Because the big lie is more credible by being incredible. i.e. you can’t wrap your mind around something, or the general public can’t wrap their mind around the fact that this level of evil would be carried out, and therefore dismiss it instantly even as a possibility. Two quotes on this:

“Only the small secrets need to be protected. The big ones are kept secret by public incredulity” ~ Marshall McLuhan.

“The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists.” ~ J. Edgar Hoover former FBI.

So I just want to give a quote from Dr Lee Merritt for anyone who doesn’t think that they didn’t know what they were doing from the very beginning with the mRNA jabs.

So the problem isn’t that the government is lying to you. The problem is that too many people still believe them. Or put another way, we can’t fight our enemy on the beaches this time. They already sit in Westminster.

If you think you’re going to vote your way out of this problem, I’m sorry you may be slightly deluded. Why? Because we only really have two main parties. The opposition wanted to lock you down harder and quicker, and also we have Keir Starmer who is the only MP out of 650 MPs who is a member of the Trilateral Commission. You heard Andy Thomas talk about that earlier, and of course he was head of CPS when Jimmy Saville was let off. So you can vote in a different party. You’re going to get the same agenda.

We know something is desperately wrong when you hear this from professors out of Cornell University, states:

“You psychopathic lying sacks of shit…You have maimed or killed an unknown number of gullible victims with your lockdowns, vaccines, remdesivir, (over here Midazolam) and oppression of Ivermectin. You jammed a vaccine that bypassed animal trials into the fetuses of pregnant women, assuring them it was safe. If we spoke up, we got muzzled. If we refused the vaccine, we got fired. You should all hang from your necks until dead. I will piss on your graves.”

(Authored by David B. Collum, Betty R. Miller Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology – Cornell University (Email: dbc6@cornell.edu, Twitter: @DavidBCollum)

David B. Collum

And that’s the problem with Dave. He tends to sit on the fence.

Global Tyranny and Genocide

So we’re looking at coordinated global tyranny and genocide. Now if we go back in history and ask people who have survived genocidal regimes, why didn’t you do more about it at the time? Here’s what they generally say.

1. Disbelief. We thought the threats were just rhetoric, we didn’t believe it would come to pass.
2. Failure to Act. We thought ‘someone else’ would take responsibility.

Let me repeat that. “We thought someone else would take responsibility”.

So many political figures are owned and controlled, working against the best interests of their citizens. The question is, why? So now I have to take you into a rather dark space. I’m not going to apologise for doing so for the following reasons:

So let’s get on with that process. Bill Cooper said in 1996,

Here we’ve got a small diagram on how that generally works.

So at the top we have, say, the CEO of a company and all the employees below there. You don’t have to corrupt everyone in the company, you just have to corrupt the CEO or the board, because everyone else in the company generally does what they’re told.

If you want a really good example of this in the last few days, have a look at what happened with Mark Stain and Neil Oliver. So the problem here, the black guy here on this diagram, is Ofcom. So if you’ve got Ofcom saying, “if you don’t follow the narrative, we’re going to take your broadcasting licence away,” what’s everyone below going to do? You only have to corrupt the node at the top, that’s called the node of control.

Bear in mind, these people were placed into power because they take orders, these people were placed into power because they’re compromised, and these people were placed into power because they’re willing to be compromised in order to obtain that power.

And how are they being compromised?

Through sex trafficking and blackmail operations such as Jeffrey Epstein. So just to bring this down to, I was going to say the base level, which is probably accurate, but the ground floor, here’s two examples of people, one was Dave Janda, a doctor who worked in the Reagan administration in the 1980s, he’s up first, and then Lin Wen, a US attorney, here’s what they had to say.

“A very well known political figure, I will not tell you who, said I’m going to give you some advice, and it might sound a bit off the wall, but I want you to listen to it when you’re in Washington.
Never go to a private party in Washington DC, and that includes at the Vice President’s house. The Vice President at the time was George HW Bush.
It may seem to be an innocuous situation. You’re invited by a congressman to go over for a football game. You were there and there is alcohol and kids walking around, but Dave, someone will slip something into your drink, you will wake up hours later and there will be a Polaroid picture on your chest with you with one of those kids. This is how they get you.”

Dr Dave Janda

Now I won’t know what you have to say there about the number of agencies involved. The next is a quote from Ted Gunderson, he was the head of the FBI Los Angeles Division and said the following:

We’ve still got problems on this side of the pond as well, this was highlighted by Ken Livingstone (former Mayor of London) in the 80s.

If you think this has gone away, you might want to speak to Jennifer Acuri, she was Boris Johnson’s partner, here’s what she had to say.

Bill Heffernan over in Australia calling out a former Australian Prime Minister.

It gets worse, Ronald Bernard, high level banker

For anyone who still doesn’t think this is the case, I want to refer you back to what’s often referred to as The Greenbaum Speech by D.Coryden Hammond (DC Hammond). PhD in Counselling Psychology, here’s what he said.

So I’ve gone from someone kind of neutral, not knowing what to think about it all, to someone who clearly believes ritual abuse is real and the people who say it isn’t, are either naïve or they’re dirty. So what’s going on? Let’s go to Henry Makow.

Fiona Barnett, SRA survivor said,

And remember, if the innocence is stolen from the children, there is nothing left to save.