Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

Economic abuse: Abusers o en make their partners beholden to
them for money by controlling access to funds of any kind. They
might prevent their partner from ge ing a job or withhold access to
money they earn from a job. This creates financial dependency that
makes leaving the relationship very difficult. [See destruction of
livelihoods and the proposed meagre ‘guaranteed income’ so long as
you do whatever you are told.]
Using children: An abuser might disparage their partner’s
parenting skills, tell their children lies about their partner, threaten
to take custody of their children, or threaten to harm their children.
These tactics instil fear and o en elicit compliance. [See reframed
social service mafia and how children are being mercilessly abused
by the state over ‘Covid’ while their parents look on too frightened
to do anything.]
A further recurring trait in an abusive relationship is the abused
blaming themselves for their abuse and making excuses for the
abuser. We have the public blaming each other for lockdown abuse
by government and many making excuses for the government while
a acking those who challenge the government. How o en we have
heard authorities say that rules are being imposed or reimposed only
because people have refused to ‘behave’ and follow the rules. We
don’t want to do it – it’s you.
Renegade Minds are an antidote to all of these things. They will
never concede their self-respect no ma er what the circumstances.
Even when apparent humiliation is heaped upon them they laugh in
its face and reflect back the humiliation on the abuser where it
belongs. Renegade Minds will never wear masks they know are only
imposed to humiliate, suppress and damage both physically and
psychologically. Consequences will take care of themselves and they
will never break their spirit or cause them to concede to tyranny. UK
newspaper columnist Peter Hitchens was one of the few in the
mainstream media to speak out against lockdowns and forced
vaccinations. He then announced he had taken the jab. He wanted to
see family members abroad and he believed vaccine passports were
inevitable even though they had not yet been introduced. Hitchens