By JÖRG WOLLSCHLÄGER | The position of head of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) was recently filled by psychologist Prof. Susan Michie [link, link]. This body has an important advisory function in the WHO’s „pandemic management“ [link]. Michie had previously helped draw up the Covid rules for the British government on the Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies (SAGE) [link].
Michie had emerged as a hardliner for the enforcement of Covid measures such as social distancing and mandatory masks. She still called for tougher restrictions on the population, saying the measures should be kept in place „forever“, „we have to adapt to the new lifestyle“ [link].
David Nabarro, a special envoy from the WHO, said that vaccines won’t be enough to end the pandemic, and that we’ll need to adapt our lifestyles too.
Professor @SusanMichie, a behavioural scientist advising the government, and epidemiologist Dr @shikta_das join @ClaudiaLizaTV. pic.twitter.com/NzSjnbSgve
— Channel 5 News (@5_News) June 9, 2021
Ideological motivation
The current head of the World Health Organisation, Dr Tedros Adhanom Gebreyesus, was a leading member of the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF), a communist mafia that ruled Ethiopia from 1991 to 2018. He goes by the nickname „Tedros the Terrorist“ [link]. Susan Michie, for her part, has been a member of the communist party for 40 years, her health measures and recommendations seem to be purely ideologically motivated, the idea of a hygienic dictatorship appearing in Lenin’s work as early as the 1920s as a means of imposing a red dictatorship.
Susan Michie, a 40-year member of the Communist Party and a leading voice in SAGE’s ’nudge unit‘ that pushed for draconian lockdowns, restrictions and mandates has been appointed as Chair of the WHO’s advisory group on behavioural insights.t.co/IDDXmpxNE0
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) July 26, 2022
And where does the scientific approach of psychological behaviour change come from?
The social engineer was supposed to create a „New Man“ for the Soviet state on the basis of Behavorism („Pavlov’s dog“), a human being as morally free and soulless as possible [link]. This bundle of psychological methods is increasingly used by the state or supranational actors to enforce a desired behaviour against the interests and will of the individual, especially through the media.
What is the ultimate goal?
The appointment of the fanatic Michie [link] shows that the Covid and other future ostensible disease control measures have only just begun according to the will of the WHO and are to be ruthlessly continued until all political goals have been achieved.
To whom are the people to be thus subjected? Despite all the class struggle rhetoric, it is only about enabling the elite circles of the high and financial aristocracy behind the mask of communism to radically expand their power at the expense of the middle class.
It is no coincidence that Michie comes from the United Kingdom: the Socialist International, the central organ of all left movements, has its headquarters in London, the motherland and world centre of Freemasonry, it was from here that the French Revolution was steered, it was in London that Karl Marx wrote his manifesto [link, link].
„We mean the word ‚red‘ literally, for we shall shed such floods of blood that all the human losses suffered in the capitalist wars will tremble and pale in comparison. The greatest bankers across the ocean will work in closest contact with us. If we win the revolution, we will build power […] on the ruins of the burial of the revolution, and we will become a power before which the whole world will kneel. We will show what true power is. By terror and bloodbaths we shall reduce the Russian intelligentsia to a state of utter stupidity and idiocy and to an animal existence… At present our young men in their leather jackets, the sons of watchmakers from Odessa, Orsha, Gomel and Vinnitsa, know how to hate everything Russian! What a pleasure it is for them to physically destroy the Russian intelligentsia – officers, academics and writers!…“
Leon Trotsky in Aron Simanovich’s „Rasputin: The Memoirs of his Secretary“, link
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