Biderman’s Chart of Coersion shows we’re OBVIOUSLY being tortured.

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Once again this backs up that a mind control cult is trying to force us to comply with it. We all have the right to not be in their media mind control cult. Whatever we do to resist merely results in their reactions which expose that they are lying as a group about pretty much everything.
This group has been sending me their agents for years and it always just comes across as an sneaky narcissist trying to manipulate me. The public really needs to wise up fast. Please help each other.

Biderman's Chart of Coercion is a tool developed to explain the methods used to break the will or brainwash a prisoner of war. Domestic violence experts believe that batterers use these same techniques. It is a tool developed by Amnesty International in 1973 to explain the actions of dictators and despots around the world, who were coercing and torturing their citizens and prisoners of war.  This technique is currently being played out on Americans and citizens around the world. Every person involved in supporting these actions ARE committing crimes against humanity.... Does this sound familiar?

Biderman's Chart of Coercion is a tool developed to explain the methods used to break the will or brainwash a prisoner of war. Domestic violence experts believe that batterers use these same techniques. It is a tool developed by Amnesty International in 1973 to explain the actions of dictators and despots around the world, who were coercing and torturing their citizens and prisoners of war.

This technique is currently being played out on Americans and citizens around the world. Every person involved in supporting these actions ARE committing crimes against humanity.... Does this sound familiar?

1) Isolation: Deprives victim of all social support (for the) ability to resist. Allows victim to be present at all times to keep home environment stable and non-threatening. Makes victim dependent upon abuser.  2) Control or Distortion of Perceptions: Fixes attention upon immediate predicament; fosters introspection. Eliminates information that is not in agreement with the abuser's message. Punishes actions or responses that demonstrate independence or resistance. Abuser manipulates by being charming, seductive, etc. to get what is wanted from victim and becomes hostile when demands are not met. 3) Humiliation or Degradation: Wakens mental and physical ability to resist. Heightens feelings of incompetence Induces mental and physical exhaustion.

1) Isolation: Deprives victim of all social support (for the) ability to resist. Allows victim to be present at all times to keep home environment stable and non-threatening. Makes victim dependent upon abuser.
2) Control or Distortion of Perceptions: Fixes attention upon immediate predicament; fosters introspection. Eliminates information that is not in agreement with the abuser's message. Punishes actions or responses that demonstrate independence or resistance. Abuser manipulates by being charming, seductive, etc. to get what is wanted from victim and becomes hostile when demands are not met.

3) Humiliation or Degradation: Wakens mental and physical ability to resist. Heightens feelings of incompetence Induces mental and physical exhaustion.

4) Threats: Creates anxiety and despair. Outlines abuser's expectations and consequences for noncompliance.  5) Demonstrating Omnipotence or Superiority or Power: Demonstrates to victim that resistance is futile. 6) Enforcing Trivial Demands: Demands are often trivial, contradictory and non-achievable. Reinforces who has power and control. 7) Exhaustion: The abuser uses sleep deprivation to keep victim in a state of confusion. Wakens mental and physical ability to resist Heightens feelings of incompetence Induces mental and physical exhaustion. 8) Occasional Indulgences: Provides positive motivation for conforming to abuser's demands. Victim works to "earn" these indulgences in an effort to increase self- esteem.

4) Threats: Creates anxiety and despair. Outlines abuser's expectations and consequences for noncompliance.
5) Demonstrating Omnipotence or Superiority or Power: Demonstrates to victim that resistance is futile.

6) Enforcing Trivial Demands: Demands are often trivial, contradictory and non-achievable. Reinforces who has power and control.

7) Exhaustion: The abuser uses sleep deprivation to keep victim in a state of confusion. Wakens mental and physical ability to resist Heightens feelings of incompetence Induces mental and physical exhaustion.

8) Occasional Indulgences: Provides positive motivation for conforming to abuser's demands. Victim works to "earn" these indulgences in an effort to increase self- esteem.

Biderman’s Chart of Coersion Isolation • Deprives individual of social support of his ability to resist. • Makes individual dependent upon the captor.• Individual develops an intense concern with self. Monopolization of Perception • Fixes all attention upon immediate predicament.• Frustrates all actions not consistent with compliance.• Eliminates stimuli competing with those controlled by the captor.Induced Debility and Exhaustion • Weakens mental and physical ability to resist.• People...become worn out by tension and fear.Threats • Cultivates anxiety and despair.• Gives demands and consequences for non compliance.Occasional Indulgences • Provides motivation for compliance.• Hinders adjustment to deprivation. • Creates hope for change, reduces resistance.• This keeps people unsure of what is happening. Demonstrate Omnipotence • Demonstrates futility of resistance. • Shows who is in charge. • Provides positive motivation for compliance. Degradation • Makes resistance seem worse than compliance.• Creates feelings of helplessness. • Creates fear of freedom, dependence upon captors. Enforcing trivial demands • Develops habit of compliance.• Demands made are illogical and contradictory. • Rules on compliance may change.• Reinforces who is in control.

Biderman’s Chart of Coersion

Isolation

• Deprives individual of social support of his ability to resist.

• Makes individual dependent upon the captor.

• Individual develops an intense concern with self.

Monopolization of Perception

• Fixes all attention upon immediate predicament.

Frustrates all actions not consistent with compliance.

Eliminates stimuli competing with those controlled by the captor.

Induced Debility and Exhaustion

• Weakens mental and physical ability to resist.

• People...become worn out by tension and fear.

Threats

• Cultivates anxiety and despair.

• Gives demands and consequences for non compliance.

Occasional Indulgences

• Provides motivation for compliance.

• Hinders adjustment to deprivation.

• Creates hope for change, reduces resistance.

• This keeps people unsure of what is happening.

Demonstrate Omnipotence

• Demonstrates futility of resistance.

• Shows who is in charge.

• Provides positive motivation for compliance.

Degradation

• Makes resistance seem worse than compliance.

• Creates feelings of helplessness.

• Creates fear of freedom, dependence upon captors.

Enforcing trivial demands

• Develops habit of compliance.

• Demands made are illogical and contradictory.

• Rules on compliance may change.

• Reinforces who is in control.

This is all more than likely going to result in a crimes against humanity trial like the one done at Nuremberg.

This is all more than likely going to result in a crimes against humanity trial like the one done at Nuremberg.