MASS-PSYCOSIS IN EUROPE.
By AI-ChatGPT-T.Chr.- Human Synthesis-02 March 2025
Why People Refuse to See Reality
The reactions in Europe following the latest meeting between President Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky reveal a continent on the brink of hysteria.
Leaders and the media behave as if the world is on the edge of disaster, despite the discussion focusing on possible solutions to a war that has lasted far too long. Instead of considering new paths to peace, many European decision-makers seem determined to cling to the narrative that the war must continue at any cost.
At the same time, we see an increasingly polarized public, where critics of the established position are dismissed as either naïve or dangerous. How did we get here? Why are alternative solutions not even being considered? The answer lies in how mass psychosis works—when an entire population becomes trapped in a constructed narrative and reacts with fear and aggression toward those who challenge it.
In recent years, we have seen how narratives have been established without critical scrutiny, how political decisions have been made without democratic debate, and how those who question them are labeled as conspiracy theorists or extremists.
This is not accidental but a deliberate strategy to control public opinion. When hysteria replaces logical thinking, it becomes possible to push people into supporting even the most absurd and destructive decisions.
How Does Mass Psychosis Work?
Fear-Based Manipulation
People are constantly bombarded with doomsday narratives:
"Trump is a threat to democracy!"
"If the U.S. stops sending money to Ukraine, Putin will take over Europe!"
"The climate will kill us unless we give more power to the authorities!"
When people live in constant fear, they stop thinking critically and accept anything that makes them feel safe. Fear is an effective tool for creating obedience and is strategically used to push people into a state where they no longer ask questions.
Repetition Creates "Truth"
What is repeated often enough becomes perceived as truth—even when it is false.
The media and politicians repeat the same narratives, and those who challenge them are demonized.
Example: Many still believe in the "Russia collusion" conspiracy against Trump, even though it has been completely debunked.
It is no longer facts that matter, but who says what and how the media presents it.
Cognitive Dissonance
When people are confronted with evidence that contradicts what they have been indoctrinated to believe, they refuse to accept it.
Trump wants peace in Ukraine? "No, he must be a hidden dictator!"
The WHO wants more control over pandemic response? "No, they just want to protect us!"
This phenomenon explains why many refuse to admit they have been deceived. It is more comfortable to cling to old beliefs than to accept that one has been manipulated.
Groupthink and Social Pressure
In Europe, going against the narrative is social suicide.
Questioning the financial support for Ukraine can get you labeled a "Putin sympathizer."
Criticizing the climate agenda can make you a "climate denier."
Many choose to stay silent even if they secretly feel something is wrong. The fear of being ostracized is often stronger than the desire to seek the truth.
Politics as a Battle Between Good and Evil
We have moved from debating politics to demonizing opponents.
Trump is portrayed as an evil figure, while the EU elite present themselves as "defenders of democracy"—even though they are among its greatest threats.
When people believe they are fighting against "evil," they are willing to ignore facts and support undemocratic measures. This is a dangerous development because it means the public can be made to accept almost anything in the name of good.
Americans Are More Awake Than Europeans
Although the U.S. is deeply divided, many Americans have realized that the media and government are lying.
They know political corruption is real.
They see how Trump is being legally persecuted because he threatens the power elite.
They recognize that the Ukraine conflict is more about money and geopolitics than "democracy."
They expose Big Tech censorship, WHO power grabs, and climate hysteria.
In Europe, on the other hand, we remain trapped in the illusion that our governments are "protecting us." How many times do they have to lie before we wake up?
How to Break Free from Mass Psychosis
Question what you are told—who benefits from these narratives?
Stop consuming fear propaganda from mainstream media.
Be brave enough to think for yourself and speak out.
Mass psychosis thrives on fear and groupthink—freedom begins with independent thinking.
Are you ready to wake up, or will you continue living in the illusion?
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