Mask Up America | “You Have My Respect” | Morgan Freeman


Jul 16, 2020
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo launched the national “Mask Up America” education and awareness campaign to urge all Americans to wear a mask while in public to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Jane Rosenthal, producer and CEO Tribeca Enterprises, produced the series of spots with Academy Award-winning director Kathryn Bigelow. Robert De Niro, Jamie Foxx, Morgan Freeman, John Leguizamo, Anthony Mackie, Rosie Perez, Ellen Pompeo and Jeffrey Wright used their voices and talent to promote the message and increase awareness.

5 thoughts on “Mask Up America | “You Have My Respect” | Morgan Freeman

  1. Play God in a joo silver-smoke-screen psyops a few times and suddenly the guy playing it, along with the sheeple who watched it, actually thinks he IS God.

    talmudvision is the electronic rabbi invited into your living room. Stories of blood libel and vampires have always been veiled references to the zio-joo tribe. Those were the cautionary tales folks should have been paying attention to, not the state sponsored ones brought to us by the hypno-rat.

  2. The infection is of the mind, a parasite of mental suggestive input.
    Love conquers all, and this is no exception. Keep your thoughts your own, don’t let hateful, deceitful or malicious thoughts be entertained.
    The masking is just that, a cover for identifying compliance.
    M.F. is an m’fer for this and all his propaganda peddling.
    A “Freeman” he is NOT.

  3. Oh that voice, that $billion dollar voice – it’ll convince anyone with a weak mind that it is speaking the truth. It caresses and soothes, calms and reassures while it steers and then stabs. I diffuse some of it’s false-dark power simply by visualizing Morgan dressed as Coleman would dress for night out. Morgan bent over, big-time. And now he’s encouraging us to do the same. Has he no idea of the meaning of his last-name?!! Shame!! He betrays himself as well as the world at large. Fk Morgan!!

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  4. “During the flu epidemic which broke out during the world war, the mayor of New York city took drastic steps to check the damage which people were doing themselves through their inherent fear of ill health. He called in the newspaper men and said to them, ‘Gentlemen, I feel it necessary to ask you not to publish any scare headlines concerning the flu epidemic. Unless you cooperate with me, we will have a situation which we cannot control.’  The newspapers quit publishing stories about the flu, and within one month the epidemic had been successfully checked.”
    — Napoleon Hill, ‘Think and Grow Rich,’ 1937

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