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...As soon as they reorganize and commit to one of those actions, a third group opens fire on them from yet another direction.
Wash, rinse, repeat. This keeps going on until the troop column is pulled apart and decimated, hence the name of the type of
ambush...

I agree and converting such a tactic into appropriate wording for this conversation, such an action doesn't necessarily have to
be coordinated. To retain control, the already-corralled public will naturally enquire of their situation with diverse questions that
answers must -at all times, adhere to the established theme.

If in the case of a virus containment, a vaccine is displayed as a 'cure' to the public's confinement, the reasons that such a cure
is slow to release the public from their homes or free them from the fear of the plague-flu, must be consistent. It is here where
your analogy of separate 'guerrilla' attacks are compatible with the varied questions.

If the answer to the citizenries concerns is just regulations and laws, these instruction must align and keep the idea that deep
thought came first before the need for control. To fail with such a narrative, brings doubt and suspicion that those who are
chosen to lead the public, may not have our best interests at heart.

I believe that is where we're at right now. The 'Church-Elders' of Science are not singing from the same song-sheet and the
politicians -certainly in the UK, constantly shift their position due to the ministerial competitive advantages that can be captured
during a confusing time.
To me, that says that the core theme isn't as dangerous as proclaimed by the media.

But due to -as you put it, the "pull-apart ambush" that is individually dividing the filtered ratings-needed narrative from the media,
the sincerity of the directives from Government falls into the collective mistrust that the majority of the public already have for those
who are supposed to lead us. Such a divisive act of the populace isn't organised, it's built on common sense and the need to be
free.

The fine-line is close to where doubt drives us to decide and then those who seek to keep us confined will have to confront a
biased population with something that is terrifying to any controller, will-power.

Personally, I believe that with the recent closure of websites and conversation forums, that 'troop column' realise they are forcing
such 'guerrilla-style' warfare by reacting so robustly. It's obvious that if you're imprisoned due to someone else's beliefs and a
voice is heard that agrees that you should be free, no matter how rational the Prison-Warden's reasons are, that concurring voice
will overcome the controlling narrative.
And because of the many doubting-Thomas that have stepped forward, the controllers now know that you know!

Again, I agree with you that whoever wishes the world to be confined to their homes failed to see the strata of nuance when
forcing another to obey. Diluting strict advice shows mercy and understanding, ignoring such concerns displays fanaticism.
Such zealotry stems from an emotive need to control and from that eagerness to dominate, the tells of a poor poker-player
become obvious.

...In his "Book of Five Rings", Miyamoto Musashi said "from one thing, know 10,000 things", Note that he said "know" them,
not "learn" them. You already learned them when you learned the first thing that led to the new applications.
When you learn something, look around yourself to see where else it may be applied...

And with that knowing, the will-power can support decision... decisions that may oppose those we originally trusted.
It's quite exhilarating to know the truth, almost as scary as discovering you were correct all along!
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I'm all for free-speech, but when this is all over, the media must be told, that if they wish to write flamboyant spine-chilling
articles on health, they must publish under the pseudonym 'Enid Blyton' or 'Laura Ingalls Wilder'!
Their malicious gambits to acquire customers are transparent and we can see them sweating.

Donald was right... they aren't sending their best!