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Andrew Mitchell retweeted
Fauci’s 'performance' today made me sick. Smug arrogance. Zero remorse. Zero accountability. He refused to answer a single question.
Sharing this again as a reminder: He used your tax dollars to fund the coronavirus lab research in Wuhan—and worked with the IC to cover it up. We deserve the truth and accountability.
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
@TulsiGabbard @FBIDirectorKash
@DHSgov
As targeted individuals, (families and pets) suffering in the U.S.A and across the world, We call on the cessation of the illegal secret watchlist programs being used on us! Many of us were not even aware these programs existed until we were placed in them and DO NOT CONSENT to being placed in any! We have not done anything to warrant being placed on any covert watchlist labeled non investigative subjects and remotely targeted by covert technologies like weaponized radio frequencies or experimental programs including the biodigital convergence . We stand together as a vast community of Targeted People in the United States and across the world and call for these tortures against us to stop! I personally and respectfully ask that you do something to bring and end to these abuses against my fellow Americans and realize these same exact abuses and crimes are being reported world wide. Thank you.
#DEWS
#havanasyndrome
#targetedindividuals
#noconsent
#forcedtranshumanism
#biodigitalconvergence
#fisa702
#Iamalsotargeted
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
@NewsNation @C__Herridge Please start to talk about the many thousands of civilian victims of this technology worldwide.
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
Who investigates a remote targeting victim's complaints when the very organization charged with doing so, the FBI, is a part of the perpetrators? What entity will investigate the CIA/Mossad, DOW, DHS, FBI cabal responsible for experimentation and torture on American citizens?
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
How about this one?
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Andrew Mitchell retweeted
"Greatest Insider Threat in Decades."
#HavanaSyndrome is a silent epidemic impacting civilians across the nation and world.
Civilians will continue to bringing awareness and exposing crimes against humanity involving directed energy weapons.
NEW DETAILS: @C__Herridge joins Katie with the latest information on the use of directed energy weapons on U.S. soil, how the attacks were carried out, and a congressional report that may shed more light on attribution.
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
So, just to make it clear. @C__Herridge thinks that, if desperate enough, victims of Havana Syndrome would flip for the enemy.
First they were told it was all in their heads.
Then they were told it was environmental or psychogenic.
Now the suggestion is that, left desperate enough, they might betray their country.
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
you really have to listen to victims. it's this psycho army of the pedo elite that runs the world and the TI program. does what say really sound that off from what TIs are telling you??
Rebecca was sold into sexual slavery before she could walk. Her father - a Lockheed Martin contractor with CIA connections - gave her to a man she calls "Mr. E" as a newborn baby. Mr. E ran a child pornography ring, and Rebecca became his product. From birth to age seven, she was drugged with ketamine, flown across the country, and passed between groups of men who filmed themselves doing things to her that would make a courtroom go silent.
Her mother wasn't a victim in this. Her mother was part of it. She beat Rebecca unconscious and sexually abused her herself. The woman who gave birth to her helped deliver her into hell.
In the interview, Rebecca says it out loud, and the room stops breathing. They violated her with objects. They shoved a loaded gun in her mouth. They forced a loaded gun inside her body. She was three. They filmed everything.
But that's not the detail that breaks her. She watched children die. During these filmed sessions, other kids were murdered in front of her. Their deaths were turned into content - sexualized, recorded, distributed. And after, the men would look down at her and say: if you ever tell anyone what happened here, you're next.
They choked her until she passed out. They suffocated her until her body stopped fighting. They dragged her to the edge of death again and again because watching a child almost die was entertainment to them. She says she learned what dying felt like before she learned how to read.
At seven, they threw her away. She wasn't rescued. No one came for her. She simply got too old for their taste. Seven years old and already used up.
She's 53 now. Fifty years later, and not one person from that network has been investigated. She looks into the camera and asks the only question that matters - how did every single one of them walk free?
This woman spent half a century carrying the memory of children being killed in front of her. She was drugged, filmed, violated with weapons, and discarded before she understood what a childhood was supposed to look like. And the people who did it? They're still out there. Living normal lives. Untouched.
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
I did. I’ve been bugged, followed, huge black triangular aircraft hovering over our house and high RF coming in the window. All of this just makes my resolve to see the CIA reformed and broken apart stronger. Every American who loves privacy and freedom should join this movement. NEVER FEAR THEM. That is their
ultimate weapon. They need to fear us.
Gosh!!! if only someone had been talking about all that for several yrs and pointing out that Eleanor Dulles worked in that very INR office when her brothers were at State and CIA. If only someone had pointed out how often the CIA agents were sheep dipped into state as cover. If only someone had been talking about all the military officers that were recruited as CIA in college, sent to OTS and pretended to be officer when they were actually CIA. Or the military officers that served as CEOs of CIA banks and branches to launder their narco and illicit weapons money. 🤷♀️
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
It is extremely petty and telling how this wicked targeting seeks to frustrate you at all times.The constant surveillance, organized stalking, color sensitizing, indirect conversations, weaponized EMF/ RF signals, covert harassment , breaking into your home when you're out to do things like leave your refrigerator ajar so your food spoils, put small holes in new items, remove an item to only return it days later, leave one of your front door locks open when you locked both, put scribbles symbols or numbers on your door jamb bang your door and run, call you from spoofed numbers, police knocking at your door to ask if you heard a fight in the hallway between a man and a woman, scratching your peephole lens..etc etc etc...(all things I've endured). All intended to break you down over time. Seems so trivial but effective in their plausible deniability targeting.
Stay strong my fellow warriors!! We suffer all this and more including sleep deprivation, gaslighting from people we thought we knew and betrayal after betrayal ,BUT, at the very least WE ARE NOT THEM! We wouldn't fathom participating in something like this.🫂🙏🏻🤍💪🏻
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
"A group of people can collectively ruin an innocent person’s life and still have the audacity to believe they’re all good people. And perhaps the most disturbing part is that none of them has to feel responsible, because they’ve convinced themselves that whatever little part they played wasn’t enough to make them guilty.
One person starts the rumor. Another adds a little something to make it more believable. Somebody else turns it into a joke. A few more start treating the person differently, and before long, an entire group is participating in something none of them would want to experience themselves.
Somehow, everybody still thinks they’re a good person.
That’s what makes collective cruelty so disturbing. They don’t have to see themselves as villains to participate in destroying somebody’s reputation, peace, or sense of belonging. All they have to do is convince themselves that their individual contribution wasn’t that serious.
They were just laughing. Just listening. Just repeating what they heard. Just going along with everybody else.
But when you put all those little excuses together, you end up with something much bigger than any one person wants to take responsibility for.
Some of them know the person hasn’t done anything to deserve that treatment. They just don’t want to become the next target by speaking up. So they’ll sacrifice somebody else’s dignity to preserve their own comfort, then go home and sleep peacefully because they weren’t the ones who started it.
What kind of morality requires somebody else to suffer so that everyone involved can remain socially comfortable?
When the truth finally comes out, they’ll start separating themselves from the very people they were so comfortable standing beside. Everybody wants their individual innocence recognized, but nobody wants to account for the damage they collectively helped create.
That’s the frightening thing about a group of supposedly good people doing something cruel. They can divide the responsibility among themselves so many times that nobody feels guilty, even when the person they harmed is left carrying all the consequences.
Maybe that’s the most uncomfortable question of all. How good are people really if their goodness disappears the moment being decent might cost them their place in the crowd?"
Thought provoking, huh?
It is like one of the comments says: "It's like the Board and Rock Torture during "Witch" Trials:- the individual rocks didn't kill, but the collective weight did:- no one placing a rock was innocent then either."
This is InfraGard. This is Modern MK Ultra. Each and every person who participated and still participates, no matter how small, has placed, or is placing a rock on top of me that is crushing me to death.
InfraGard members are involved in a giant Milgram experiment and inncocent Americans are being badly hurt by it, myself included.
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Andrew Mitchell retweeted
InfraGard members are caught in a giant MILGRAM EXPIRIMENT, and they can't even see they are badly hurting innocent people and breaking numerous laws.
They are blinded by charming authority figures using "cult like" psychological tactics on them... and greed.
FYI: Following orders doesn't excuse you from being guilty of your crimes. If you committed the crimes, you are guilty, even if you were following orders.✌️
"A group of people can collectively ruin an innocent person’s life and still have the audacity to believe they’re all good people. And perhaps the most disturbing part is that none of them has to feel responsible, because they’ve convinced themselves that whatever little part they played wasn’t enough to make them guilty.
One person starts the rumor. Another adds a little something to make it more believable. Somebody else turns it into a joke. A few more start treating the person differently, and before long, an entire group is participating in something none of them would want to experience themselves.
Somehow, everybody still thinks they’re a good person.
That’s what makes collective cruelty so disturbing. They don’t have to see themselves as villains to participate in destroying somebody’s reputation, peace, or sense of belonging. All they have to do is convince themselves that their individual contribution wasn’t that serious.
They were just laughing. Just listening. Just repeating what they heard. Just going along with everybody else.
But when you put all those little excuses together, you end up with something much bigger than any one person wants to take responsibility for.
Some of them know the person hasn’t done anything to deserve that treatment. They just don’t want to become the next target by speaking up. So they’ll sacrifice somebody else’s dignity to preserve their own comfort, then go home and sleep peacefully because they weren’t the ones who started it.
What kind of morality requires somebody else to suffer so that everyone involved can remain socially comfortable?
When the truth finally comes out, they’ll start separating themselves from the very people they were so comfortable standing beside. Everybody wants their individual innocence recognized, but nobody wants to account for the damage they collectively helped create.
That’s the frightening thing about a group of supposedly good people doing something cruel. They can divide the responsibility among themselves so many times that nobody feels guilty, even when the person they harmed is left carrying all the consequences.
Maybe that’s the most uncomfortable question of all. How good are people really if their goodness disappears the moment being decent might cost them their place in the crowd?"
Thought provoking, huh?
It is like one of the comments says: "It's like the Board and Rock Torture during "Witch" Trials:- the individual rocks didn't kill, but the collective weight did:- no one placing a rock was innocent then either."
This is InfraGard. This is Modern MK Ultra. Each and every person who participated and still participates, no matter how small, has placed, or is placing a rock on top of me that is crushing me to death.
InfraGard members are involved in a giant Milgram experiment and inncocent Americans are being badly hurt by it, myself included.
facebook.com/share/1WTeY3tUa…
Andrew Mitchell retweeted
If Dr. Ron Elfenbein is convicted, he loses his medical license in four states.
His family is already paying the price.
This administration promised to end DOJ weaponization. Cases like his are still moving forward.
Make noise. Share this.
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Andrew Mitchell retweeted
The Department of War is neck deep in the psychotronic experiments conducted by the CIA/Mossad. Former Navy serviceman Aaron Alexis talked about being electronically tortured by remote before he carried out his shooting. How many Armed Forces members are targeted without their knowledge?