I thought I'd start a separate thread for John Campbell videos. John Campbell is a retired nurse with a PhD in "My PhD focused on the development of open learning resources for nurses nationally and internationally", whatever that actually means. He came to prominence last year, in the initial CV19 panic, as a sort of trusted, soothing voice of reason. During that time his subscriptions went through the roof and he now has 1.3 million subs. Nice work if you can get it. The thing is he pretty much towed the government (and therefore the global elite line) line on most everything CV19 related, to the utter frustration of people like myself. TL;DR, he's Mr Normie as are most of his Reddit tier audience, who were gushing sycophants for the most part last year. But that is changing.
So why the thread? Well of late he's put a few videos out that have deviated from that adherence to the mainstream narrative with videos about the efficacy of Ivermectin and vaccine injuries, etc. What is interesting is I've noticed that there's been a shift in his comment section and that for me is a good gauge of how normie-dom is now thinking about all things Covid. And dare I say it, but many of them are asking the questions and saying the things that Campbell is reluctant to do. He's unwittingly waking many of them up to a certain degree and I'm noticing a lot of them are getting frustrated with him.
In this video he's talking about being 'fact checked' and the comments are getting more cynical and there being an agenda. They're kind of teetering on the brink. What was most interesting to me was at the end of the video, around the 23 minute mark, he introduces a chap who has just had his booster shot and he's almost a case study into the middle-class normie mindset. Campbell had been very critical of nurses not aspirating (pulling the plunger a wee bit to see if they've hit a blood vessel, a potentially dangerous occurrence) and this was concern of this chap. He talks about being in a vulnerable groups as he's previously had a cardiac arrest due to some syndrome he has. Ignoring the madness in getting a shot that has cardiac problems as one of it's main adverse events, this is what he says:
"I asked the nurse if she could aspirate","she said she'd never done that kind of thing before"..."then she asked with a smirk, 'have you been reading things on the internet?'", "I said yes, as well as reading the Lancet and the British Medical Journal...", "this seemed to pipe her down a little bit", "so she said, OK, she'll go ahead and aspirate", "I believe she did but foolishly I looked away", "but I trust her and presume that it was aspirated".
That is the madness of the normie. Foolishly trusting someone he doesn't know to do something she'd never done before, even though she defensively slighted his intelligence for asking, and he didn't even ask her if she knew how to aspirate. This isn't even trust it's blind faith in human decency and goodness, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The fundamental flaw in normies is this idea, contrary to Christianity, that people are by and large good. Having this mindset they are not only stuck, but doomed. This was Satan's greatest coup, to take Christianity, remove God and then give it back to the West as the gift that keeps on giving.
So why the thread? Well of late he's put a few videos out that have deviated from that adherence to the mainstream narrative with videos about the efficacy of Ivermectin and vaccine injuries, etc. What is interesting is I've noticed that there's been a shift in his comment section and that for me is a good gauge of how normie-dom is now thinking about all things Covid. And dare I say it, but many of them are asking the questions and saying the things that Campbell is reluctant to do. He's unwittingly waking many of them up to a certain degree and I'm noticing a lot of them are getting frustrated with him.
In this video he's talking about being 'fact checked' and the comments are getting more cynical and there being an agenda. They're kind of teetering on the brink. What was most interesting to me was at the end of the video, around the 23 minute mark, he introduces a chap who has just had his booster shot and he's almost a case study into the middle-class normie mindset. Campbell had been very critical of nurses not aspirating (pulling the plunger a wee bit to see if they've hit a blood vessel, a potentially dangerous occurrence) and this was concern of this chap. He talks about being in a vulnerable groups as he's previously had a cardiac arrest due to some syndrome he has. Ignoring the madness in getting a shot that has cardiac problems as one of it's main adverse events, this is what he says:
"I asked the nurse if she could aspirate","she said she'd never done that kind of thing before"..."then she asked with a smirk, 'have you been reading things on the internet?'", "I said yes, as well as reading the Lancet and the British Medical Journal...", "this seemed to pipe her down a little bit", "so she said, OK, she'll go ahead and aspirate", "I believe she did but foolishly I looked away", "but I trust her and presume that it was aspirated".
That is the madness of the normie. Foolishly trusting someone he doesn't know to do something she'd never done before, even though she defensively slighted his intelligence for asking, and he didn't even ask her if she knew how to aspirate. This isn't even trust it's blind faith in human decency and goodness, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The fundamental flaw in normies is this idea, contrary to Christianity, that people are by and large good. Having this mindset they are not only stuck, but doomed. This was Satan's greatest coup, to take Christianity, remove God and then give it back to the West as the gift that keeps on giving.