Sean Stone

That's what we learned, right?

People, you are part of, I mean, we are part of the conspiracy because how many neighbors and family and friends were like, you know, basically turning on each other.

So that shows you how this works.

Yes.

That's what happened.

Yeah, that was certainly an aspect.

But it doesn't account for then the people that were sitting at home not able to go to work, right?

So...

that was when they also woke up because we did see that shift, I felt.

Like Out of Shadows came out, which was a very good documentary on the pedophilia issue, right, and the human trafficking.

The Plandemic film, part one, and then two came out.

And both of those were like people sitting at home going, huh, I don't know.

Is there something that seems off a little bit?

You know, they started to question after like two weeks to flatten the curve, okay.

Then you start to see the data comes out and the data shows, well –

people over 70 are most susceptible, you know, to death, and they have two or three comorbidities.

So why are you locking everyone else down who's healthy?

And maybe the kids aren't really, you know, in danger, and young people aren't really in danger.

So maybe something else is going on.

And I think that was the catalyst that we saw in