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1. Fullgoldcrown says:

   November 25, 2021 - 11:55 am at 11:55 am

   *COVID NEWS AND COMMENTARY*

   Since the Narrative is falling apart, they are starting to get super tricksy. Let’s play “spot the hypnotic logic error” in what UK Prime Minister and top Pharma sales rep Boris Johnson said yesterday. He said:

   “The double vaccination provides a LOT of protection against serious illness and death, but it doesn’t protect you against catching the disease and it doesn’t protect you from passing it on. So now is the time to get your booster.”

   First of all, Johnson is a liar. He lied using the word “so.” I should know. That’s one of my favorite words.

   But second, his statement is a dodgy bit of rhetorical sleight of hand using a mental trick to create a hypnotic implied promise that he can never be held accountable for.

   The lie is Johnson’s implication that boosters can stop “catching the disease” and “passing it on.” The way he slipped it by without you noticing was by chaining two unrelated sentences together using the word “so,” which creates tension and makes your brain resolve that tension by adding a missing bit of logic. In logical terms, Johnson offered an initial premise and then a conclusion, without a necessary missing second premise. It should look like this:

   Premise 1: the first two jabs fail to prevent spread of the disease

   Premise 2: a booster shot DOES prevent spread of the disease ? MISSING

   Conclusion: “so” you should get a booster shot

   The word of conclusion — “So” — creates a logic vacuum, and your brain automatically supplies the missing second premise. It’s a type of hypnosis. Another way to look at it is by rewriting Johnson’s statement and adding the missing premise. The sentence in brackets, below, is what Johnson knew your brain would automatically fill in to resolve the logical tension created by the missing premise that is necessary for the word “so” to make any sense at all:

   “… it doesn’t protect you against catching the disease and it doesn’t protect you from passing it on. [BUT THE BOOSTERS DO.] So now is the time to get your booster.”

   See? For the word “so” to make any sense, boosters must solve the problem Johnson identified in the immediately preceding sentence. Since Johnson never actually SAYS that the boosters will stop the spread, he has cover of plausible deniability. That was your brain.

   I guarantee you he spent a long time working on that sentence, no matter how casually he delivered it. But don’t fall for these kinds of tricks. This type of rhetorical hypnosis is what they fall back on when they don’t have the facts to support their Narrative.

   The truth is, they have no reason at all to think boosters will stop the spread.

   “So.”

2. Chartsmaster says:

   November 25, 2021 - 1:56 pm at 1:56 pm

   Excellent logic lesson FGC. What is in the boosters that isn’t in the first two. If it is so good, start giving it out instead of the first two. If it is just more of the same, why is it going to do something that the first two failed to do?

   • Kewl2 says:

     November 25, 2021 - 4:15 pm at 4:15 pm

     Chartmaster — you already know this — but boosters are useful if executing to an agenda (executing being the operative word) — https://dailytelegraph.co.nz/covid-19/crisis-in-slovenia-whistleblower-nurse-says-politicians-receive-saline-instead-of-mrna-jab/

3. Chartsmaster says:

   November 25, 2021 - 5:32 pm at 5:32 pm

   Yes, the give away is in the name booster. If the first two haven’t done the job ie. kill you, the booster is there to finish you off.