Vaccination and Free Will
In Steven Spielberg’s 2002 sci‐fi film Minority Report, a special police agency called PreCrime nabs suspects before they ever commit an offense. No trial is necessary because the crime is seen as an infallible prediction of the future and thus a matter of fact. The movie challenges viewers to consider the tension between technological determinism and free will, between the rights of an individual and the health of a community. It’s a useful metaphor for the argument against coercive vaccination. Read More >> Vaccination and Free Will
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Catherine Austin Fitts - Planet Lockdown and the Great Reset - YouTube
In Steven Spielberg’s 2002 sci‐fi film Minority Report, a special police agency called PreCrime nabs suspects before they ever commit an offense. No trial is necessary because the crime is seen as an infallible prediction of the future and thus a matter of fact. The movie challenges viewers to consider the tension between technological determinism and free will, between the rights of an individual and the health of a community. It’s a useful metaphor for the argument against coercive vaccination. Read More >> Vaccination and Free Will
This video has been circulating on the Net for awhile. Best to watch it with CC closed captioning turned on
Catherine Austin Fitts - Planet Lockdown and the Great Reset - YouTube