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The Tucker Carlson Show
The book was cited by Naomi Wolf as a possible explanation for why some individuals were more vulnerable to pandemic propaganda, linking susceptibility to personal health factors. Later, Dr. Michael Nehls discussed his own work, outlining how COVID‑19 and mRNA vaccines might cause neuroinflammation that impairs cognition and could be leveraged to influence the human mind. Both mentions framed the book as a provocative analysis of mental freedom under pandemic conditions.
Episode: Dr. Michael Nehls
Dr. Michael Nehls's book explores how the COVID-19 virus and vaccines may have altered human thinking and behavior, focusing on neuroinflammation and its effects on the brain's ability to think and retain memories. He details the potential for these factors to be used to control the human mind.
And so the reason it's age is correlated to it is just because it takes decades to develop disease.
It shuts down our ability to think.
So when I was actually almost laughing because it was so deeply depressing in a way, so my reaction was kind of funny. I said, when the Nobel Prize was given in 2023 to this, yeah, mRNA program of bringing the spike protein into humans by genetic engineering,
the two researchers who got the Nobel Prize actually said in an interview, well, we came up with this idea 15 years ago.
So if you shut down this production and force the hippocampus to memorize all these different stories, these fear-mongering narratives, then these narratives will enter the brain. They will be will be memorized in the hippocampus. But for a cost they will override preexisting memories.