Biderman Report Techniques

Biderman's Chart of Coercion, also called Biderman's Principles, is a table developed by sociologist Albert Biderman in 1957 to illustrate the methods of Chinese and Korean torture on American prisoners of war from the Korean War. The chart lists eight methods of torture that will psychologically break an individual.
In spite of the chart's original Cold War application, Amnesty International has stated that the Chart of Coercion contains the "universal tools of torture and coercion". In the early 2000s, the chart was used by American interrogators at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. It has also been applied to the psychological abuse used by perpetrators of domestic violence.
Source: Wikipedia

Now, if we think that these techniques are only used for innocent purposes such as psychologically destroying prisoners of war, I'm afraid that we are the innocent ones.

‘The truth, when you finally chase it down is almost always far worse than your darkest visions and fears.’ — Hunter S. Thompson
source: The Biderman Report of 1956 and Covid-1984: Methods for Eliciting Individual Compliance, Winter Watch

The reason why the Biderman Report is listed here among social engineering techniques is that, coincidentally, its techniques are also used against the “big target”: society at large, targeted social groups, the average person... in other words, against you too.

What did you say? When you look in the mirror, you don't see yourself wearing an orange jumpsuit and behind you a cell in Guantanamo? Are you really sure about that?

Because, you see, the operation you fell victim to in 2020, and which you are now trying to remove, perhaps because it bothers you to hear it cry out for vengeance to your anaesthetised conscience, was precisely that: a textbook case of applying these exact techniques of psychological annihilation to society as a whole. It's just that, in order to understand the wisdom of those who renamed the pandemic operation “Covid-1984”, you need to know George Orwell...

Fortunately, however, there are those who had the wisdom to connect the dots, and once connected, the pattern emerged showing how the entire pandemic operation was a systematic application of the techniques of the Biderman Report.

Here is the chart:

source: beingfree.ca
"COMMUNIST COERCIVE METHODS FOR ELICITING INDIVIDUAL COMPLIANCE" The Biderman Report of 1956 and COVID-19
Chart of Coercion	COVID-19
General method: Isolation Effects (purposes): Deprives victim of all social support of his ability to resist. Develops an intense concern with self. Makes victim dependent upon interrogator. Variants: Complete solitary confinement. Complete isolation. Semi-isolation. Group isolation.	Isolation Social distancing. Isolation from loved ones, massive job loss. Solitary confinement, semi-isolation. Quarantines, containment camps.
General method: Monopolisation of perception Effects (purposes): Fixes attention opon immediate predicament; fosters introspection. Frustrates all actions not consistent with compliance. Eliminates stimuli competing with those controlled by captor. Variants: Physical isolation. Darkness or bright light. Barren environment. Monotonous food.	Monopolisation of Perception Restrict movement. Create monotony, boredom. Prevent gathering, meetings, concerts, sports. Dominate all media 24/7, censor information.
General method: Induced debility, Exhaustion Effects (purposes): Weakens mental and physical ability to resist. People become worn out by tension and fear. Variants: Semi-starvation. Exposure. Exploitation of wounds. Induced illness. Sleep deprivation. Prolonged constraint. Prolonged interrogation. Forced writing. Overexertion.	Induced Debility Forced to stay at home, all media is negative. Not permitted to exercise or socialise.
General method: Threats Effects (purposes): Cultivates anxiety and despair. Gives demands and consequences for non compliance. Variants: Threats of death. Threats of non-return. Threats of endless interrogation & isolation. Threats against family. Vague threats. Mysterious changes of treatment.	Threats and Intimidation Threaten to close business, levy fines. Predict extension of quarantine, force vaccines. Create containment camps.
General method: Occasional indulgences Effects (purposes): Provides positive motivation for compliance. Hinders adjustment to deprivation. Creates hope for change, reduces resistance. Keeps people unsure of what is happening. Variants: Occasional favours. Fluctuations of interrogators' attitudes. Promises. Rewards for partial compliance. Tantalising.	Occasional Indulgences Allow reopening of some stores and services. Let restaurants open but only at a certain capacity. Increase more people allowed to gather. Follow concessions with tougher rules.
General method: Demonstrate "omnipotence" Effects (purposes): Suggests futility of resistance. Shows who is in charge. Provides positive motivation for compliance. Variants: Confrontation. Pretending co-operation taken for granted. Demonstrating complete control over victim's fate.	Demonstrate Omnipotence Shut down entire economies across the world. Create money out of nowhere, force dependency. Develop total surveillance with nanochips and 5G.
General method: Degradation Effects (purposes): Makes cost of resistance appear more damaging to self esteem than capitulation. Reduces prisoner to "animal level" concerns. Creates feeling of helplessness. Creates fear of freedom, dependence upon captors. Variants: Personal hygiene prevented. Filthy infested surroundings. Demeaning punishments. Insults and taunts. Denial of privacy.	Humiliation or Degradation Techniques Shame people who refuses masks, don't distance. Make people stand on circles and between lines. Make people stand outside and wait in queues. Sanitation stations in every shop.
General method: Enforcing trivial demands Effects (purposes): Develops habit of compliance. Demands made are illogical and contradictory. Rules on compliance may change. Reinforces who is in control. Variants: Forced writing. Enforcement of minute rules.	Enforcing Trivial Demands Family members must stand apart. Masks in home and even when having sex. Random limits on people allowed to be together. Sanitisers to be used over and over in a day.
The Chart of Coercion above is drawn from the Biderman Report on Communist brainwashing techniques used by the Chinese and North Koreans on captured American servicemen to make them psychological as well as physical prisoners. Dr. Albert D. Biderman M.A. presented his report at the New York Academy of Medicine Nov. 13, 1956. Compare right column with your experience during the COVID-19 "pandemia".