Released NATO Military Documents Classify COVID Lockdowns As ‘Hostage Situation’ Captives Advised To ‘Comply’
Report by The COVID World
By Jill Schrider February 20, 2022
Released NATO documents reveal the official characterizations of hostage situations, detailing the most typical aggressors as being government or military while highlighting the stages of gradual acceptance by the captives who inevitably develop “Stockholm syndrome.”
In the NATO document “Hostage Survival Skills” written by Major P. J. Murphy and Captain K. M. J. Farley, the various characteristics of hostage situations directly mirror that of COVID lockdowns, mask & vaccine mandates, as well as the treatment of those who oppose such measures.
The document begins by detailing the typical ‘hostage takers,’ identifying ‘military personnel at the top of the shortlist of usual suspects, closely followed by terrorists and criminals and the mentally ill.
The most usual hostage situation, as identified by the NATO military documents, explains barricading, or “locking down” the captives, generally preceded by a ‘bartering’ situation, where the lives of the captives are used as a form of currency in exchange for something the captor wants.
Containment closely follows barricading. In the document, containment is described as “situations where a group, such as a convoy of vehicles, is surrounded and restrained by a larger force that has control of the local area.”
Sensory deprivation, such as forcing the hostages to wear a mask, concealing one’s ability to speak or interact with fellow hostages, is common among hostage situations.
As described by the NATO military document, the five stages of a ‘Hostage Situation’ are outlined in order, with “planning and surveillance” topping the list, closely followed by the “attack,” after which comes “captivity.”
The next chapter called “The Behaviors of Captors Toward Their Hostages” outlines the actions and psychological movements towards the captives, detailing “mental cruelty” and “indoctrination/brainwashing” as well as “sensory deprivation” before outlining “threats of injury and death.”
The 6 “Stages of Adaptation of Captivity” clearly describe the effects of the COVID lockdowns on the world population.
COVID lockdowns began with “Startle/Panic” which was quickly followed by “Disbelief” — “Hypervigelance and Anxiety” which turns into “Resistance/Compliance” — after which “Depression and Despair” turn into “Gradual Acceptance.”
After gradual acceptance sinks in, the hostage begins to develop “Stockholm Syndrome” as the captive begins to view their captor as “protectors.”
Captives are advised to “maintain composure” and keep a “low-key, unprovocative” posture, after which they are advised by the NATO military document to attempt to “get captors to recognize you as a human being”.
Hostages are then advised to “follow the rules of the captors” and to “say as little as possible”.
The NATO document also goes on to detail the psychological trauma caused by hostage situations and the numerous effects one may feel for days, months, and years after release.
For further reading into the topic of military guides into “hostage situations”, please look into the following books and documents below.
Article source: thecovidworld.com
Alex Jones (infowars) has been saying the mass population has Stockholm Syndrome pretty much since the lockdowns began, and after reading this NATO document I can clearly see why. We’ve all been hostages! But only a few of us have been fooled into believing our hostages are our saviours. The critical thinkers have been trying to figure out ways of escaping and basically doing everything they can to not comply. And reading Substack posts.
This is exactly what I'm witnessing in San Francisco. About half of the 20 and 30-year-olds are still wearing masks while bartending and waiting tables. I asked them about it and many said they are never talking them off. I likened it to Stockholm syndrome to their colleagues that weren't wearing masks any longer.