Do you SEE them? SASHA LATYPOVA JAN 28

Answering to a public question posed by Hedley Rees, quote: I’m in an email chain with about 30 or so freedom fighters, including Andrew Bridgen, (the only Westminster MP speaking out), Neil Oliver (GB News), Nick Hudson (PANDA) and Kathy Gyngell (TCW), Clare Craig (diagnostic pathologist) - and others you might know. The reason why I’ve returned to this topic is because the answer has a massive impact on our psychology. Depopulation leaves us sad and dejected, as we have little or no power over the Davos elites. Alternatively, if there are real people identified as perpetrating the mass mRNA vaccination programs, then we have a way of stopping them, or at least calling them out. I am in the same email chain to which I was invited by Mike Yeadon. I met Andrew Bridgen and I know Hedley (who is a very nice guy) and I know the names of some of the people in that email group, but I admit, I don’t know most people there close enough. I have answered several questions posted by that group about legalities of EUA Countermeasures. I understand the nature of this debate and where it’s coming from. Mostly, good people cannot comprehend the true nature of evil. Some other people want to keep it that way… Due Diligence and Art is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Upgrade to paid I have mentioned the following urban legend a few times in interviews, because it is highly relevant, and I also believe it is true (I have spent some time in the company of vision and optics scientists). The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, 1958 - 1959 - Salvador Dali The urban legend says that when Columbus arrived in the New World, the majority of the native population standing on the shore literally could not see the ships. You have to SEE the evil to fight it. Most of what we “see” is auto filled in by the brain. The brain fills it in based on what we know, i.e. things we have experienced previously. Most people cannot recognize truly novel pieces of reality in their vision field - most of the time they will simply not “see” them. Some people have the ability to see truly novel things that they have never seen before. A lot of people can also see those things once they are pointed out to them. And a significant portion of the population (about 25% in my estimate) cannot see those things no matter what. There was nothing in the American natives’ previous life experience that their brains could use as a reference to fill in the picture, so for many of them it didn’t, and so they did not see those gigantic things landing on their shore. The rest is history. Do you SEE the people that commit genocides? Do you need someone to point them out to you? Or will you never see them even after they come for you and your children? Credit Smurfing the New Normal Due Diligence and Art is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Due Diligence and Art. © 2024 Sasha Latypova 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104