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Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
>grew up poor
>liberal gf
>rotting political system expects him to defend it
And you wonder why Anakin Skywalker is so popular among Zoomers
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
The Milgram experiment showed just how far people are willing to go to harm another human being simply because someone in a position of authority told them to.
But 33% refused.
Be those people. We are thankful for the doctors who have the courage to do the same.
RFK Jr. says a CIA funded experiment showed how far some Americans would go when ordered by authority figures to hurt another person.
But he says the most important lesson came from those who stood up and refused to obey.
“During the 1950s and 1960s, the CIA had a program called MKUltra, and they were looking for ways to manipulate individuals and populations to make them compliant and obedient.”
“And one of the experiments they funded was an experiment at Yale, and it’s called the Milgram Experiment.”
“They got a Yale professor named Stanley Milgram and he would bring subjects in from every walk of American life… He would put them at a table, and he would say, ‘When you turn this dial, there's a guy in the next room who's strapped to a chair, and he's going to get an electric shock.’”
“The guy who was running the experiment came out in a white lab coat with all of these vestures of authority on him and he would say, ‘Turn it up.’”
“They would turn it up, and they’d hear the person screaming and crying and begging.”
“A lot of times they began crying because they didn’t want to do it. They didn’t wanna hurt the person in the next room.”
“But nevertheless, when they were ordered to by this supposed doctor, they did it anyway.”
“67% of the people turned it all the way up to where it was marked potentially lethal.”
“The good news is that 33% got up and walked out.”
“These were the people who said, ‘We’re not going to obey undeserving authorities when they order us to do something that we know is against our values.’”
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
The black pilled truther space is extremely and hilariously gay.
The next big “thing” is about to happen every single fucking week.
Everything is always PSYOP and everyone who disagrees on some things is a CIA agent. Perpetuating the belief that “they” control everything, thus projecting more power onto “them.”
Giving away all of your attention and thought energy to what “they” are doing, thus giving tons more power to whoever “they” are.
Sharing the next big “thing” with catchy hooks and tons of fear all over social media for likes and clicks under the guise of “raising awareness.”
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
I don’t know much about AI and cybersecurity,
but I do know that when everyone suddenly starts talking about it at the same time in a very fear-inducing way,
that’s a major red flag.
Obviously hackers and cybersecurity vulnerabilities are real—but so is the Hegelian dialectic. Conjuring mass fear is the greatest avenue to create mass consent for more control and surveillance.
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
Cybercrime is off the charts
Joe Rogan is gobsmacked as award-winning journalist Mariana van Zeller reveals the stranger texting you “Do you want to get a coffee?” is probably a SLAVE locked inside a military-style building dedicated to scamming Americans.
VAN ZELLER: “It’s slaves. And we’re not talking about just a few hundred people. It’s hundreds of THOUSANDS of people.”
These scam factories are run by Chinese crime syndicates. They lure young job seekers from across Asia with fake ads promising big money overseas, then lock them inside.
VAN ZELLER: “Once they get there, they take away their passports, and they force them to scam Americans.”
And scam you, they do. The Consumer Federation of America estimates Americans lost $148 BILLION to online scams in 2025.
That boils down to over $400 MILLION A DAY.
ROGAN: “HOLY SH*T!”
Next time a stranger texts you claiming you met at a party, remember who might be typing it.
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
RFK Jr. says a CIA funded experiment showed how far some Americans would go when ordered by authority figures to hurt another person.
But he says the most important lesson came from those who stood up and refused to obey.
“During the 1950s and 1960s, the CIA had a program called MKUltra, and they were looking for ways to manipulate individuals and populations to make them compliant and obedient.”
“And one of the experiments they funded was an experiment at Yale, and it’s called the Milgram Experiment.”
“They got a Yale professor named Stanley Milgram and he would bring subjects in from every walk of American life… He would put them at a table, and he would say, ‘When you turn this dial, there's a guy in the next room who's strapped to a chair, and he's going to get an electric shock.’”
“The guy who was running the experiment came out in a white lab coat with all of these vestures of authority on him and he would say, ‘Turn it up.’”
“They would turn it up, and they’d hear the person screaming and crying and begging.”
“A lot of times they began crying because they didn’t want to do it. They didn’t wanna hurt the person in the next room.”
“But nevertheless, when they were ordered to by this supposed doctor, they did it anyway.”
“67% of the people turned it all the way up to where it was marked potentially lethal.”
“The good news is that 33% got up and walked out.”
“These were the people who said, ‘We’re not going to obey undeserving authorities when they order us to do something that we know is against our values.’”
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
“If this was about health, New York State should be looking at these kids as models and asking, why are they healthier?” What a great point @aaronsiri!
Why aren’t they?
Aaron Siri just revealed the real reason why New York launched a massive legal attack on unvaccinated Amish communities.
“These kids are healthy.”
“They don’t suffer from any of the chronic diseases that plague American children.”
“If this was about health, New York State should be looking at these kids as models and asking, why are they healthier?”
“Why do these… Amish children not suffer from the chronic health conditions that are plaguing over 40% [of children] according to the CDC?”
“Some data reflects even higher.”
“This is up from under 10% of kids having a chronic health condition in America in the early ’80s.”
“What’s changed?”
“Maybe they should take a look at this community instead of trying to force upon them the same type of lifestyle that… has resulted in that increase.”
@AaronSiriSG
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
Aaron Siri just revealed the real reason why New York launched a massive legal attack on unvaccinated Amish communities.
“These kids are healthy.”
“They don’t suffer from any of the chronic diseases that plague American children.”
“If this was about health, New York State should be looking at these kids as models and asking, why are they healthier?”
“Why do these… Amish children not suffer from the chronic health conditions that are plaguing over 40% [of children] according to the CDC?”
“Some data reflects even higher.”
“This is up from under 10% of kids having a chronic health condition in America in the early ’80s.”
“What’s changed?”
“Maybe they should take a look at this community instead of trying to force upon them the same type of lifestyle that… has resulted in that increase.”
@AaronSiriSG
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
Paul Bean is a Vermont native who studied Public Communications at the University of Vermont. He started as a social media intern for Our Geoengineering Age, becoming a key researcher and voice on the topic after observing atmospheric changes firsthand. In 2022 he ran as a Republican for Vermont State Senate (Washington District) but lost the general election. An entrepreneur, he has run an online ecommerce business, works as a commercial printer, operates an ice cream stand in Northfield, and writes/podcasts for the Vermont Daily Chronicle while co-hosting content with OGA.
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
🚨 NATURAL DISASTERS ARE BEING ENGINEERED. HERE’S HOW.
Paul Bean of Our Geoengineering Age joined CHD.TV to explain what he calls “pump, jump, and dump”, a theory that atmospheric particulates and electromagnetic technologies, like HARP, are being used together to influence weather patterns, intensify storms, and trigger catastrophic flooding.
Watch the full conversation on @CHDTVLive
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
Cybercrime is truly out of control - one of the reasons is because it is good business for social media
Joe Rogan is visibly appalled after learning Meta projected $16,000,000,000 in ONE YEAR from scam ads and banned goods.
That’s $1,825,000 an hour, every hour.
ROGAN: “Holy sh*t!”
And here’s the worst part: when Meta catches a likely scammer, they don’t get banned. They pay a scam tax and keep going.
ROGAN: “F**king Christ! What do you have to do to get off that platform?”
Click one fake crypto ad out of curiosity, and your feed fills with people trying to steal your savings.
ROGAN: “If you’re charging more money, that means you know SOMETHING’S WRONG with this ad, so you want a cut.”
Nearly 6 in 10 Americans over 65 are on Facebook, more than any other social app. Meta knows exactly who its clientele is. That’s who these ads are built for.
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
We raise our hands as an organization that you'd characterize as part of the "retard" tribe! We think you mean Zeck—Alec Zeck—and not Zach? In any case, why resort to name calling? Name-calling is the lowest and weakest form of disagreement in Paul Graham's Hierarchy of Disagreement. It sits at the very bottom of the 7-tier pyramid, making zero contribution to a constructive debate.
We want to offer this point-of-view to add to a constructive debate: westonaprice.org/health-topi…
Paul Bean 🇺🇸 retweeted
Retarded wanna be Malcom X can't wait to burn down NYC
