mr peters speaks about how everyone wants to be on the right side of things; 

 

Most everyone wants to be on he right side of things; the problem is discerning which is the wrong side to be on.

The COVID debacle is an example. It was difficult for many people to discern which side was the right side. Many probably thought they were on the right side, by siding with the experts who insisted everyone was facing the risk of death (and of transmitting death) if they didn’t wear a surgical mask over their face. The same experts insisted that everyone had to get “vaccinated” – though it was never explained why the big whoop over those who declined to be “vaccinated,” since the experts insisted that those who did get “vaccinated” were not going to get the bug the experts insisted was a threat to everyone’s life.

The point being it is difficult or many people to ignore – to defy – the experts. Especially when it appears that most people are in agreement with these experts and are doing what the experts say must be done. The push to get everyone to wear a “mask” was designed to do just that. If “masking” had been voluntary, a lot of people would not have “masked up,” and that would have made it harder to create the appearance of near-universal agreement that a deadly plague was on the loose............more........