Topic: Psychological Denial

Italy's history with state-sponsored terrorism in the 1970s and 1980s has made its citizens more receptive to the idea of "inside jobs" compared to Americans. The difficulty many Americans face in accepting 9-11 as a false flag is attributed to a psychological denial mechanism that protects individuals from painful realizations about their government. This self-defense mechanism prevents the objective analysis of technical evidence.

Modern anxiety is often a "pseudo-anxiety" caused by the repression of one's true selfhood. People engage in "self-murder" to fit into the slaveocracy, seeking better placement within the system rather than freedom from it. This psychological contract explains why many people deny the existence of conspiracies and remain in a state of delusion, preferring the safety of the collective.