Monday, January 19, 2009

Psyops Psyche!

The masters of "psyops" are simply going by the book.

The scope of their planning boggles the mind of most.

But many are aware of it:
And one of the striking features of the modern period is the institutionalization of that process, so that we now have huge industries deceiving the public and they're very conscious about it, the public relations industry. Interestingly, this developed in the freest countries in Britain and the US roughly around time of WWI, when it was recognized that enough freedom had been won that people could no longer be controlled by force. So modes of deception and manipulation had to be developed in order to keep them under control.
(Noam Chomsky, emphasis added). Psyops are in plain site and invisible all at the same time.

The psyops folk are good at their craft.

You underestimate them at your peril.

However, they have not figured out how to change the fundamental mistrust Americans have in governmental power ... so the classic "power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely" is still believed by a majority of the public.

But the psyops folks have weakened that sentiment by a massive strike of anti-conspiracy theory infusions into the public arena for years now.

If your reaction is a "conspiracy theory" one liner, you have illustrated that point.

I mean, only denial would not allow one to go to the Internet links provided in this thread.

Visit them to see the massive evidence of institutional psyops.

They are so for real.

These psyops have been debilitating in many areas, and once lost, is difficult to turn around and regain the territory that was lost to psyops.

People like to think they are correct and therefore, in general, tend to support the status quo.

Psyops folks are well aware of all of this, and have untold billions of dollars at their disposal, as well as many military and other universities and schools to use.

And with those mental warfare weapons being spread via the Main Stream Media each and every day they are free to advance their agenda to new areas.

And they certainly do (Info Wars, Pentagon News Control Operations, Symposia).

The first phase of any psyop mental coup involves capturing the mind. This is pure hardcore military doctrine:
Capture their minds and their hearts will follow ...
Psychological Operations (PSYOP) or Psychological Warfare (PSYWAR) is simply learning everything about your target enemy, their beliefs, likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses, and vulnerabilities. Once you know what motivates your target, you are ready to begin psychological operations.
(Psywarrior, see also Air University Psyops). And they do know all that about anyone they want to know it about these daze (yes, daze not days).

7 comments:

  1. The war colleges that teach psyops use internet blogs for their students to practice on.

    Keep an eye out for them.

    They are warsters.

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  2. Hey Dredd, it's one of your co-bloggers from the later BradBlog days. We became disillusioned with the place at the same time.

    Anonymous #1 is correct. I can prove it too.

    I am trying to make a deal with the person. He seems kind of nice. If he can get me a bigger fish, I'll take it. Plus, who wouldn't want that kind of person as an ally?

    But then again, he showed his cards, and these people are trained to brain-f&ck us. They control every blog I can think of. I just want the truth out of this kid. Why me? What the frig is the point of playing the mind games?

    They do it, because if any of us civilians come up with anything, they have gained our confidence and have the gonads to manipulate our decision process.

    Beware of these people for sure. They want us to feel like we are going mad or that there is no point to blogging.

    I've decided to go out in a blaze of glory. That fool me once adage? Try 100 times! I've enough of this. These guys are all over the internet. I may only have a handful I can prove. But there are literally thousands that are probable.

    You know you are at a gatekeeper place when the handful you know about get ignored. Or they pat you on the head, good job Skip, as they move forward to their next Michael Rivero impersonation.

    Brad even looks like a spook, don't he? But don't listen to me. I must be Diebold, even when they changed their name, we are still Diebold plants.

    Soul solicitors is what they are.

    Oh, but people say they are not spooks. They can't be. They are progressives! It doesn't matter that Clint Curtis is an ex-Republican or that his story never added up. It doesn't matter that Kimberlin was lied about, that he was an ex-political prisoner! The gadfly wannabe is living in the basement with 24 personalities. Or is from the DoD. Yeah, that's the ticket!

    Seriously, I figured these creeps out but have been cybersmeared and run at with head games.

    Hate speech is correct. It can be found in the archives. One particularly disgusting Cannon entry on Katrina I had to dig out through the wayback machine. But that and the disgusting comments can still be seen for now. And they are as disgusting as they get.

    The message being sent out is that real progressives and thinkers need not apply.

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  3. Anonymous #2 said... "Hey Dredd, it's one of your co-bloggers from the later BradBlog days."

    Welcome. And tell your friends.

    One of the features I want this blog to have is that anyone who posts here often gets to do guest posts once in awhile.

    So, if you have things you want to say email me and I will get the post up for you.

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  4. Thanks for that. I need to correct what I wrote above and elsewhere. My sleuthing was wrong on something, but the person didn't correct me, because the real rogue spies are messing with him. The fakes mess with us so much, it takes a long time for the wash cycle to stop.

    How many Leopolds, Alexandrovnas, Brads, Burches, Kimberlins, EPluribuses, Sluggos are we supposed to read before we say wait the friggen moment, this is not adding up.

    But anyone with tough questions gets ignored. When we persist, as you did with that San Diego Repub. Chairman hacker, please forgive me for not even trying to spell his name, we get chastized to stfu.

    I was late to the game. I see how you were one of the originals. But before I ramble on, I'll try to make a post on your front page of headliners!

    These people seem to be working out of those military psy-op manuals. I learned the truth about Kos, and voila, Mr. Brad Famous Blogger out of NowhereVille was going after him. Thus, I thought the kid was on the side of truth. But how far did he go in outing Kos, or was he simply redirecting us to some stale plot of sock puppets and manufactured zeitgeists?

    Who or what the heck is an Alexandrovna? But be careful what you say, look out for those eggshells, or be prepared to be outed as a member of the Anonymous Army of Diebolders working out of DoD offices.

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  5. Any "good" psyop must be tailored to the people who are the target of that psyop.

    Do you think American psyop scripts would contain the story the police and media tell their targets in Nigeria:

    LAGOS, Nigeria – One of Nigeria's biggest daily newspapers reported that police implicated a goat in an attempted automobile theft. In a front-page article on Friday, the Vanguard newspaper said that two men tried to steal a Mazda car two days earlier in Kwara State, with one suspect transforming himself into a goat as vigilantes cornered him.

    The paper quoted police spokesman Tunde Mohammed as saying that while one suspect escaped, the other transformed into a goat as he was about to be apprehended.

    The newspaper reported that police paraded the goat before journalists, and published a picture of the animal.

    Police in the state couldn't immediately be reached for comment
    .

    Link to Story

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  6. Huxley made the presumption, which was an error, that people like their servitude passionately.

    His logic downstream from that erroneous presumption led him to many dark and dank corners of cognition.

    The writers of the movie The Matrix were much, much closer to the reality. People are astoundingly unaware of their servitude, not fond of it.

    Those who think the unaware are fond of their unawareness are prone to turn on them and hate them. "The public is stupid" is one angry tirade they exude often.

    But the writers of The Matrix did in fact touch upon the fundamental dynamic that Huxley missed.

    That dynamic is the great and insurmountable (from a debate standpoint) wall of psychological denial.

    The guy who turned on his fellow submariners on the Nebuchadnezzar (knowing that he would be rewarded with a life of deliberate illusion thereafter ... as his "reward" for being a traitor) represents it.

    The consumer society where energies of the people were farmed to serve overlords was a wonderful metaphor.

    Those in that complete servitude did not love their servitude as Huxley presumed, but instead they were pleasantly unaware of it. They were living in an unknowing daze.

    Morpheus realized that they had to make the choice (after he "reached them" and initially awakened them to their plight) of the blue or red pill, to make that revolution work.

    But first they had to become reasonably aware of their circumstance.

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  7. I think this thread gives a context for the illegal wire tapping which the NSA has been doing on Americans with the help of the telecom industry.

    Whether or not they use the information for consummately bad purposes, they can use it for psyops purposes because they know the habits and practices of their targets.

    Which is the foundation of any effective psyops.

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