Journey

A very specific psychological process which happens under very specific conditions which were fulfilled before the rise of the Soviet Union and the rise of Nazi Germany. In the Twentieth Century mass-formation took control of society.

Mass-formation emerges in very specific conditions or methods of society. The first and most crucial is “there should be a lot of people experience a lack of social-bond”. Socially isolated and lonely.

Second is the lack of meaning. If people feel social isolated, being social-beings, they would usually also feel a lack of meaning in life.

Worldwide Poll in 2017, only 13% answered “Yes”, and 60% answered “Absolutely Not!” when asked whether their job was meaningful.

The third condition – there should be a lot of ‘free-floating anxiety’. That means, the kind of anxiety that people cannot connect to a mental representation. So if you see a dangerous lion or dog and you feel scared, you ‘know’ why you’re anxious, and that means you can ‘mentally control it’; you can think of a strategy to deal with the object of anxiety. But if you’re anxious without knowing why you are anxious, then you lack this ‘mental-control’, you feel ‘out of control’.

The fourth condition – there has to be a lot of ‘free-floating frustration & aggression’. If people feel socially-isolated, if they experience a lack of meaning, if they are confronted with ‘free-floating anxiety’, then they typically will start to feel frustrated and aggressive – without knowing why – and that makes them ‘constantly looking for something to direct their frustration and aggression.

If these 4 conditions are fulfilled in society, then if – under these conditions – a ‘narrative” is introduced to Society, preferably through the mass-media, if the narrative is distributed that indicates an object of anxiety and at the same time ‘provides a strategy to ‘deal with’ the object of anxiety’: for instance, “lockdowns, mask-wearing” to deal with the virus, then all this ‘free-floating anxiety’ might be connected to the ‘object’ of anxiety indicated in the narrative, and a huge extraordinary-willingness might emerge in the population, to ‘follow the strategy’ to deal with the object of anxiety – without question.

Once this happens – because ‘many people’ participate in this strategy – a “new kind of social bond” emerges.

People fight all together with the object of anxiety, and that’s the real reason why people buy into the narrative – even if it’s blatantly wrong or utterly absurd, they will buy-into it, not because they ‘believe it’s correct/accurate/real’ – they will buy-into it because it leads to this “new social bond” – new “solidarity” – new kind of “meaning”.

The last step – once people feel “united” in the collective-bubble of the virus, they will notice that there is a certain group that doesn’t want to participate in the “battle of the virus” – that doesn’t “buy into the narrative”, and then – all the frustration and aggression that was present in the population, might be directed at the people who ‘don’t belong to the crowd – to the mass – that has emerged’.

Professor Mattias Desmet

Any totalitarian dictatorship, the first thing they try to do is get rid of Houses of Worship. It’s very simple, why? Because if I bow down to God, I’m not going to bow down to them.

And so, what’s happening – the mechanism that they’re using is Fear.
There’s a global mass-psychosis, where these depraved animals have used the media and created a false narrative that has led us to be living in chronic anxiety and fear and human isolation. If anyone’s studied psychological warfare, you’ll know that those 2 points. Anxiety and human isolation will cause most people to decompensate psychologically and become very vulnerable and gullible and easy to manipulate.

Then they offer the false Golden Calf – this vaccine. As a false promise so people gravitate towards it as a short-term measure to relieve their anxiety. It’s not intellectual, it’s purely emotional. If you challenge someone, even though there are some intellectual people that have fallen into this trap, if you challenge them, you become belligerent (hostile) because what you’re really doing is bringing them back to that anxiety state that they don’t want to be in.

Zelenko