The World Economic Forum have had a bigger part to play during the past fifteen months than many of you may realise, and now they have released a helpful guide for Governments and Public Health Officials around the world on how to coerce and manipulate the general public into getting the Covid-19 vaccine.
The WEF state in a recent article that in order to achieve herd immunity to the alleged Covid-19 disease, public health officials should use “advertising theory”, manipulate the way people think and feel about getting the jab, use community leaders and health workers to voice propaganda, and offer bribes as incentives to “help get skeptics through the doors of local vaccination centres”.Advertising theory revolves around the Hierarchy of Effects Framework, which suggest that “customers think first, then feel and then do”.
The WEF believe that policy makers around the world are currently only accommodating for people who are already interested in getting the Covid jab, so they recommend that in order to convince skeptics, officials should resort to three simple methods of coercion and manipulation.
The first step the WEF recommend public health officials implement involves “increasing knowledge and overcoming misinformation”. This revolves around the “think” stage of the advertising theory and states that local leaders proactively reach out and educate skeptics via “media such as phone calls, direct mail, television, billboard, and digital channels”.
Why do they recommend this? Because thanks to research, the WEF think that people are “likely to believe the invention and approval process of the vaccines was rushed, with under-reported side effects”. The problem with the WEF’s advice here is that people are quite right to believe the invention and approval process was rushed. They are also right to believe that there under-reported side effects. This isn’t a matter of opinion, it’s a matter of fact.
The average time it has taken for all vaccines on the market to be approved is around eight years. They began administering the Covid-19 vaccines into the arms of the general public within 11 months of them allegedly being created, but even then they weren’t approved like other vaccines, they were instead given emergency use authorisation. Why were they only given emergency use authorisation? Because they are still in phase three trials and are therefore experimental. The emergency use authorisation means that the manufacturer of the vaccine cannot be held liable for any injury that may occur as a result of the vaccine.
The second step the WEF recommend public health officials implement involves propaganda and harassment. This revolves around the “feel” stage of the advertising theory and states that the vaccine hesitant should be bombarded with phone calls and discussions, and harassed on social media to persuade them to get the Covid jab.
The WEF also suggest another way to improve vaccine skeptics’ feelings is to play into a fear of missing out (FOMO), both socially and economically. To achieve this the WEF recommend that public health officials use tactics that induce guilt and regret.
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