and so i wonder now what are going to be the effects of like now it feels like
and i don't know where you stand on like jabs but like i feel like there is like a cultural shame
being put upon people who for whatever reason don't want to get it like and it's like we all
know all the reasons that people don't get it uh yeah so and i just feel like everything in
our culture is is telling you know me because i'm one of those people too like you just feel shame
every day and it i mean it depends like how much regular tv you're watching in mainstream media but
they definitely like the point is to shame those who haven't gotten it yet why haven't you you're
you're putting everyone in danger a lot like so many other reasons that actually
make no sense and aren't really you know booked by science um yep it's interesting
like to me that seems toxic and i feel like there's a way it feels like things are kind
of messed up you know like kids are not being healthy shamed into growing into tall uh strong
tall you know good adults but it's like in some senses there's no shame because it's almost like
oh you have to be so accepting to the point where you're letting unhealthy patterns and
behaviors develop um it just seems like a lot it is a lot and i you know but um
what i'm seeing is people are wanting to choose to say not be jabbed
and they don't want it and they know but then the pressure
and that breaks my heart because i've now know people who regret having it because they've
gotten really sick yes personal anecdotal you know i'm not saying what you should
and shouldn't do by any means but i've watched this peer pressure on really intelligent adults
whom i love and it breaks my heart and and again i'm just speculating here but my sense chrissy
is a lot of that ties into their unhealed wounds from when they were brought up
because i'm not and there's nothing in my body that is ever going to is ever going to succumb to
someone screaming at me because of my choice and it's like no and i know myself pretty damn well
i've done a lot of work and it's it's solid it's strong and i also know how to look at the science
from an academic point of view and i've looked at enough to say this is just too unknown and
i'm sorry if you think it's not even i'm sorry it's like this is what i know and what i know is
what i know what you know is what you know and if you were again i'll get a little heated with this
but if you were okay with everything that you did then you wouldn't mind like it doesn't why
does it matter but again it goes back into that that massive massive psychological operation that
is beyond our comfort beyond our competition and you think the government must know like they must
have such a good uh like handle on like human behavior right like think about the psyops that
have happened uh over time and uh they must know like exactly okay if we pressure people in this
way if we shame them in this way if we use kind of like peer pressure from other friends and family
we will get this we will attack and get this last segment of the population that could be turned
right there's those of us that will not be turned like i'm the same way like i feel like i've done a
lot of work on myself and i see what they're doing and i go okay like and i've had it and i have
natural immunity so it's like i also can put that feather in my cap even though if i never gotten it
i'd i would still be like no thanks um because i was just talking to a friend in australia and it's
we all know australia's a [ __ ] show right now he was like you know he had held out a year and
a half not gonna get but he finally like literally he said like caved because he was like uh you know
you just think oh i'm not gonna be able to do anything i'm not gonna be able to like have a
you know a regular life because you think that how things are right now are how they
will always be and i like i refuse to accept that it's not true i don't believe that's true i think
that's why i rewatched the matrix for a little crazy twisted sanity the other night was um
and australia is an interesting one because i i have strong ties there i lived there for a
couple of years my one of my best friends is deep in sydney in the thick of this um
that was the one country chrissy where i i in my it's gonna sound crazy the only time in my life
i didn't feel safe i feel like australia is in deep with like the globalist deep state i don't
know i just feel like from the things i've read i just feel like they're i i mean i have nothing
to confirm or deny anything all i know is what i felt when i lived there and i'm going to say
this because it was really interesting i mean i love australia i i miss being there i miss being
able to go there i was supposed to teach there a year ago and then everything had to get canceled
but when i was there um i was on a subway one day in broad daylight and and i'm very strong
in my resolve like i go down dark alleys and i'm fine and i can hold my own i've
driven through new york subway system in new york paris london rome no problem but i was on
the subway broad daylight and a group of um rugby guys got on the train and they were very drunk
and i i felt a little bit of a panic which i had never felt before and
if we look at the history of australia with that it being a penile colony people were
being transported there you know because they were criminals from europe and the commonwealth
and then the people that had to go there to take care of them probably didn't want to go there
and it's a it's a harsh country you know water is not plentiful in australia natural resources are
very different yes it's beautiful there's lots of tropical fruit and all that but it's also very dry
and very barren but it's there's a there's an edge there and my aussie colleagues will say this i was
in a training there assisting in a trauma training a couple of years ago and i was the only canadian
i was the only north american that had lived there the other the other assistants were all american
and we were doing these group sessions with the aussie students who are all lovely people they're
psychologists and counselors and yoga instructors and we watched in the course of a day um
groups of pods of three people fight fighting and being mean to each other in an exercise that
normally in north america would just be fine it would be a little heated but we got together at
the end of that day and we had our debrief and the trainer was like so what the hell just happened
today like i've never seen that in a training and he's had trained a lot of people in in america and
canada and all the uh and i just kind of translate is anybody gonna say anything and the aussies that
were there who were learning how to assist said well there's a lot of stored rage in this country
oh that's so fascinating there's a lot of stored up anger and aggression and there are and i and i
and i kind of was like thank you i didn't have to say it you guys said it but it's true like
they they we needed more foundational work we needed to help them build a bit more capacity
before we put them in i don't even remember what the exercise was they didn't have the tools to
even sense the bubbling up and it just came out behaviorally kind of like a kid having a tantrum
the kid that has a tantrum isn't because they're trying to be an [ __ ] because they have got so
much fight flight in their body that they don't know how to control it because they're little
and so here we are with these professional adults and it just exploded and so i was speaking to a
friend of mine the other day who's actually a marine in the states and he's watching what's
going on in australia he's like i just don't understand irene how could law enforcement
be so brutal to the people like oh it makes complete sense to me i've lived there i've sat and
feeling this energy and then there'll be those that just are submissive
because of their treatment over their generations and their ancestry and then there'll be those
who were the ones that maybe didn't want to be there and so they're just pissed
and so it's like this perfect storm right yeah and it helps a little bit of a tangent no that's
really that's really fascinating because when you think you know we've all heard the term like
generational anger generational pain uh the fact that a whole country can have because of its roots
some stored trauma right and of course those families that have been there over generations
you pass that on to your kids right we all have unexamined traumas we you know you try not to but
some of us pass it on to our children uh because kids are sponges and they pick up like okay
what do i need to adjust to here um it helps me have a little bit more empathy for because
these people literally feel like this reaction is equal to the threat that they're experiencing
and their survival is is uh you know you know the only way they can survive is by reacting in kind
or or their cop that right does like beat the [ __ ] out of somebody who is just outside their
house um well they're not they're not in their higher brain right right that's the thing they're
they're this is why i say this was the stress was there before this all happened because that just
doesn't come in for the heck of it when something tragic occurs globally from what i can tell
and you know a colleague of mine was saying she's in melbourne she was walking
outside of a grocery store and she wasn't wearing a mask because they stopped to wear masks outside
there and she's exempt and she even has a doctor's thing that says i'm exempt a woman attacked her
like broad daylight in the parking lot left her children in the car to attack my colleague i was
like first of all i'm so sorry that happened to you but we were talking about and i said listen
that woman is deeply deeply unwell because and she probably doesn't even know consciously that
she's doing it it is a survival mechanism to fight what she has been told is a danger
and common sense well if you do believe that that person is a threat going closer to them
is going to be worse so just right and and drive away with your children but i saw that
kind of behavior chrissy even when i was living there in 2000 and 2008 the few years i was there
i saw mothers vocally screaming at their children just crossing the street calling them little shits
i'll never forget i was stopped in my car one day in this little tiny ocean town and this mother was
just she looked so so haggard i mean she just didn't look well and she had these two little
girls they no one was wearing shoes because often people don't wear shoes in australia by the beach
and she just pulled on this little kids you know just like come on you little [ __ ] don't do that
and it just the harshness wow and so again it's like all a lot of this i believe was already there
they were primed for it got to be a pressure cooker um and so it's quite sad i mean it's
just sad that that's happening and people aren't even aware that it's occurring