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    044 Chemical Mind Control: The NAS’s Nefarious Chemical-Dosing Experiment to Force Compliance with Mass Migration Policies

    044 Chemical Mind Control: The NAS’s Nefarious Chemical-Dosing Experiment to Force Compliance with Mass Migration Policies

    FromRichard Syrett's Strange Planet

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    044 Chemical Mind Control: The NAS’s Nefarious Chemical-Dosing Experiment to Force Compliance with Mass Migration Policies

    FromRichard Syrett's Strange Planet

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    Length:
    54 minutes
    Released:
    Mar 19, 2018
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    Richard Syrett welcomes a veteran investigative journalist to discuss the National Academy of Sciences’ study of ways to force subjects to be friendly towards migrants.  The title of the study is, “Oxytocin-Enforced Norm Compliance Reduces Xenophobic Outgroup Rejection.”  The published study details a successful attempt at chemical mind control. The goal is making people more … Continue reading 044 Chemical Mind Control: The NAS’s Nefarious Chemical-Dosing Experiment to Force Compliance with Mass Migration Policies →
    Released:
    Mar 19, 2018
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Three times a week, Richard Syrett delivers in-depth conversations with independent researchers and alternative media investigators, whistleblowers, eyewitnesses, former intelligence and military personnel. After twenty years covering conspiracies and the unexplained on a major-market radio station, plus time spent in the air-chair on Coast to Coast AM, the most-listened-late night radio program in the world, Richard has earned the trust, respect and admiration of the very best people in their respective fields. Get your consciousness updated three times a week and prepare to have your mind blown while you drive, exercise, cook, or walk the dog.  Richard Syrett's Strange Planet is here because it's later than we think, and there's no time to waste!