For those with the eyes to see and ears to hear, it is abundantly clear that the Great Lurgy Psy-Op is nothing more than fallacy-upon-fallacy masquerading as truth. From the modelling of the predicted deaths, to the promotion of fear and the quaranteening of healthy people under house arrest, it is one earth-wide fallacious construct.

Rather like a finely constructed sandcastle on a beach, as splendid as it may appear, a system of control that is based on falsity and unreason will inevitably collapse. It is a matter of when, not if.

 

This is why those in tenuous power are so fearful of the independent critical thinker – for that man is capable of seeing through the deceptions – at which point the edifice of lies collapses into a sandy heap.

When tyranny is dependent upon lies and deception, its existence requires that the people be told what to think and not how.

A logical fallacy is based on a lie:

fallacy | ˈfaləsē |
noun (plural fallacies)
a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument: the notion that the camera never lies is a fallacy.
• Logic a failure in reasoning which renders an argument invalid.
• faulty reasoning; misleading or unsound argument: the potential for fallacy which lies behind the notion of self-esteem.
ORIGIN
late 15th century (in the sense ‘deception, guile’; gradually superseding Middle English fallace): from Latin fallacia, from fallax, fallac- ‘deceiving’, from fallere ‘deceive’.

 

Professor Madsen Pirie most aptly defines a logical fallacy as anything one can say or do that breaks down or subverts reason.

The ancient Greeks identified over 200 different logical fallacies. Here are a few examples (better defined in the book ‘ The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric’ by Sister Miriam Joseph PhD – a pdf version of which is provided at the foot of this article).

Here we have a series of fallacies as used by the criminal terrorists known as the ‘UK Government’ and its cohorts in mind control techniques. It is but a cursory list and readers will undoubtedly be able to add many more – in which case, please feel free to add them in the comments section.

1. Argumentum ad hominem is the appeal to ridicule

These are but 3 examples of how the gov and its agents in the media use the ad hominem fallacy

‘Anti-Vaxxers’ – a blanket term to dismiss anyone who questions the roll out of the genocidal ‘gene therapy’/nano-technology.

‘Vaccine Hesitant’ – another term used to tar anyone who challenges the false narrative that the jab is ‘safe’.

‘Covidiot’ – the ones who don’t believe the fake narrative, when, in fact, the true fool is the one who swallows the ludicrous narrative in its entirety.

2. Argumentum ad misericordiam is the appeal to pity.

“Don’t kill granny.”
“Act like you’ve got it”
“Clap for the NHS”

3. Argumentum ad verecundiam is the appeal to authority.
‘The WHO said…’
‘SAGE said…’
‘Whitty said…’
‘Valance said…’
‘Science said…’

4. Argumentum ad ignorantiam is the appeal to the ignorance of your audience.

‘Wear the mask’
‘Wear 2 masks’
‘Don’t spread germs’
‘Keep away from others’ (‘social distance’)
‘Take the jab and return to normal’

5. Argumentum ad baculum is the appeal to force/threats.

Fines
Imprisonment
‘Comply or else…’

6. Argumentum ad populum is the appeal to the passions/prejudices of the people.

‘Do you like going out, meeting others at places like pubs, restaurants, going abroad for holiday, trips to the cinema? The jab will help you do that again.’

Therefore, when testing any argument one should ask if the three conditions of cogent reasoning have been met and if logical fallacies have been used.

The truth will indeed set you free.

 

The Trivium The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric – PDF Room  by Sister Miriam Joseph

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