Peter Breggin is a Harvard-trained psychiatrist and decades-long critic of shock treatment and psychiatric medication.
He was previously on my podcast, in which he chatted about his book Covid-19 And The Global Predators.
Mattias Desmet was also previously on my podcast, in which he chatted about mass formation.
He is a Professor Of Clinical Psychology at Ghent University in Belgium, and focuses on interesting things like mass crowd formation, totalitarianism, mass hypnosis, indoctrination and, basically, how the human mind works.
Meanwhile, Robert Malone is an American physician and biochemist best known for his work on mRNA technology, which is used in the Covid™ jabs.
Paradoxically, he has become a vocal critic of the Covid™ jab.
He popularised the phrase “mass formation psychosis” during his Joe Rogan appearance, after which, Mattias criticised his addition of “psychosis”.
Then, Peter Breggin wrote an interesting piece.
Many thoughtful people who listened to him felt, at long last, they had a label to put on their fellow citizens who were acting zombie-like, soulless, and compliant in response to draconian pandemic measures and all the lies they were being told.
Some of the most dedicated reformers in the truth-in-science and freedom movement embraced his ideas.
To many, it was a relief to be able to label it — mass formation or mass hypnosis — and to think that there was good science or psychology to bolster the diagnosis.
I can related because that’s how I felt.
Peter went on with the following bit.
Rather than birds flying beautifully in unison, as Desmet analogizes to explain mass formation, during COVID-19, many people have become more like a flock of goldfinches huddled silently together in the bushes hiding from the hawk circling above.
When the hawk is gone, they come alive again and go about their cheery business.
In other words, there is no mass hypnosis.
There is no madness of crowds.
There is no psychosis.
People were – and are – simply acting out of fear and self preservation.
Take a listen to Peter’s conversation with me.
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