by Steve Halbrook
In a recent video (watch below) Peter Duke captures the technique of the Globalist oligarchs (the “Double Move”) to manipulate your perception, allowing their false narratives to seem obviously true.
It’s a simple, two-step process: 1) claim exclusive authority and 2) enforce the boundary. In the first, only those whom the Globalist system have annointed as “experts” have the intelligence and right to determine what is true. In the second, dissent is cancelled and crushed via social pressure, destroying livelihoods, etc.
What is left is the perception that only the officially adopted narratives are true. (Or, in the case of dissent, “plan B official narratives” via controlled opposition to derail any serious public opposition.) After all, on any given issue, pretty much the only viewpoint that the public encounters — via media, government, talking heads, education, and just about everything else — is the Globalist-endorsed one.
For example, in the case of the COVID scam (which the video discusses), “public health authorities” only had the right to frame reality — and this message was hammered hard and clear everywhere. Those who questioned it were quickly silenced, such as on social media. With such narrative ubiquity (seemingly unchallenged), too many thought the reality of COVID and all recommendations on how to deal with it were an obvious given.
What all of this relies on is the suppression of our inquisitiveness. When we are young, we naturally think to ask “but why?” about anything. But public schools, etc. drive this out of us, so that when were are adults, to have an inquisitive mind is to be a “crazed conspiracy theorist” (that is, one who needs more indoctrination). Thinking independently is, well, “evil.”
Think. Ask questions. Start not with fallible “experts,” but with the infallible authority of God’s word in Scripture — and from this perfect foundation, in a spirit of inquisitiveness, test whatever narrative is presented to you.
Watch Peter Duke’s video on “the Double Move”
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