Dismantling the global narrative about Mental Health- Conspiracy theorist- Far Right Extremism

Interview with Jason Q from TNT radio where we discuss global narratives being crafted about mental health and conspiracy theories. In a nutshell they are:
People who have childhood trauma are less trusting of adults and therefore authority figures. Hence more prone to not vaccinate.
People with mental health issues are more susceptible to conspiracy theories.
There is a slippery slope between conspiracy theories and becoming a right-wing extremist who is violent and dangerous.

Worldwide people are becoming increasingly pathologised and diagnosed with being mentally unwell. The answer in the global arena is more diagnosis, more medication, tracking and tracing and state intervention. This is being targeted increasingly at our children.

The implications are immense and in this interview I explore some of them; including Social Impact Bonds, “Wellbeing” initiatives in schools, what the UN and the WEF are saying and what the Australian government is funding.