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Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
The Sahra Westall interview is disappointing. I like Sarah, but it is very frustrating when a key point is ready to be made, such as Trump and the vaccines, and then Sarah interrupts, and they never quite return to the point. No one learns anything.
Terrible. And then on to nonsense about psychopaths . I gained nothing from this interview, and Sarah sounds like she knows less than many here at Avalon
As for Jen Halper, she sounds like she doesnt have sure footing. Either nervous, stepping in unknown territory, or not sure what she can say.
She also never mentioned working for the military.
Not discounting her info, but just saying
Posted by norman (here)
Doug, I agree about Sarah's stupid interruptions, I was yelling at her to STFU at one point myself, BUT, I think this interview is meant to be about the state of mind of the public and how to get a handle on it, not about the "Q" narrative and it's well trodden path.
I listened to the interview at 2x speed on the verge of a snooze and it sounded great to me. :D Sure, for the most part, it wasn't much of anything I didn't already know or suspect, but it was kind of nice to hear it from two ladies going back and forth confirming it for me. For instance, I thought the part about Trump and the vaccines was quite explanatory, how so many more people in the world would have died from starvation and so on had the shots not been pushed through during Trump's presidency to speed up the globalist's agenda (their plandemic which they intended to draw out for many, many years by holding off on any "treatment"...).
Maybe because I listened to the interview on fast speed, I didn't get any sense from Jan that she was uncertain of herself and it didn't sound like Sarah made any interruptions lol. And, the conversation seemed to flow around the state of mind of the public, yes. Then, with regard to analyzing psychopaths (though the perpetrators, in general, are not all necessarily psycho according to Jan), how they seem to always project their evil deeds onto others as a way to deflect from themselves (knowingly and/or unknowingly?) was just good to hear even if it's a bit of a rehash. We see constant examples of this projection. I think it's very much a childish trait and that's why I think it throws off "normal-thinking" adult people when it comes from seemingly trustworthy adult "authority figures" because it's entirely incongruous. In other words, "normies" cannot comprehend they are constantly being lied to. It's impossible for "normies" to believe that the people they've learned to trust are pathological liars. (What that suggests about those of us who can figure it out... has something to do with being able to rationalize. Example: when words don't match actions, we distrust and question immediately.)
Also, how many psychopaths are actually in the population... I thought that was interesting -- 1 in 100,000... if I got this right, that means there's about 80,000 psychopaths in the world population of 8 billion... (Side note: I'd guess that inherited genes [from psychos] runs heavier in certain family lines noting that it probably skips some offspring entirely... Has to make you wonder how/why/where it originated... Complete lack of empathy? Sounds about right to me.). It's good to try to figure out what makes a psycho tick and why people fall for them. Being able to identify psychos thusly is how we can protect ourselves and others in order to avoid becoming their victims. Invaluable.




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