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Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-20-2025

Smells like Russian active measures.
 

It`s allways about the story . Storys has high influence to minds , for good and bad . If you can manipulate the story, to what ever direction , you may possible have change to influence peoples perception .


Rogue states Russia and Iran attempting to destroy MAGA movement with disinformation bot army

Origin source:  6/18/25 – False Flags and Fake MAGA: How Foreign and Inauthentic Networks use Fake Speech to Destabilize the Right from Within


Quote:Russia and Iran are targeting the Make America Great Again movement and trying to “destabilize the right from within,” according to a new report.

Both rogue states are using tens of thousands of social media bots to amplify untrue voices and opinions “masquerading as MAGA loyalists,” to cause chaos and confusion and question US leadership, The Post has learned.

The bots are automated software applications that mimic human activity on social media.
They are used to amplify real-life influencers who post untrue “false flag” narratives designed to discredit President Donald Trump and his conservative stalwarts, according to a bombshell new report from the Network Contagion Research Institute, a politically neutral nonprofit who study extremism on the web



Quote:“If you talk to Republicans right now, more than 80 percent of them support the war against Iran. But if you go on Twitter you get the sense that there is a civil war raging.

“This is exactly the purpose of the psychological operation — to destabilize people’s perceptions of institutions that are supposed to protect us,” said an NCRI analyst.

The bots make it look like extreme posters have tons more support than they actually have, which helps to persuade other real life viewers that what they are posting is legitimate.

The bots use innocuous, average names and have profiles which make them appear as average Americans.

NCRI says after domestic attacks, including the Uvalde school shooting, Matthew Crooks assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the murder of two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington DC in May it has noticed an alarming trend of a “false flag reflex”.

“Within minutes of initial reports [the events are recast] as evidence of hidden conspiratorial plots, obscuring the true motives and perpetrators.

“In the days following these crises, Kremlin-affiliated propagandists and Iranian state-linked media are able to rapidly inject narratives that are taken up by MAGA-impostor influencers, who then inject them into MAGA-branded spaces,” the report notes.


I been daily reader of twitter , X  and the amount psyop volume there is really high is my view .


RE: Disinformation in the air - SomeStupidName - 06-20-2025

I agree, it seems like a big push or maybe just someones last ditch effort to derail the direction of how this world turns in these days of our lives. I hope it fails, but I guess that's up to what the people will buy.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-20-2025

(06-20-2025, 03:39 PM)SomeStupidName Wrote: I agree, it seems like a big push or maybe just someones last ditch effort to derail the direction of how this world turns in these days of our lives. I hope it fails, but I guess that's up to what the people will buy.

Yeeh , maybe the "derail the direction of how this world turns"  is meaning as  eroding trust ? I am guessing ,but that did pop up to mind .


I asked google search AI :  what eroding trust mean in society.  It give me this :


Quote:Eroding trust in society means a gradual decline in the confidence and belief that people have in institutions, leaders, and each other. It's a breakdown of the social fabric where faith in shared values, reliable information, and the integrity of those in positions of power diminishes. This erosion can impact various aspects of life, from political stability to economic well-being and personal relationships. 



Here's a more detailed explanation:
  • Decline in Confidence:
    Eroding trust signifies a decrease in the belief that institutions (like governments, media, or corporations) will act ethically, transparently, and in the best interests of the public. 



[*]Weakening of Social Bonds:
It's not just about individual disappointments, but a broader societal issue where the shared understanding and expectation of good faith behavior erodes. 



[*]Systemic Issue:
Eroding trust is not a sudden event, but a gradual process where cracks appear in the foundation of social interactions, leading to a decline in cooperation and increased skepticism. 



[*]Impact on Sustainability:
In the context of sustainability, trust erosion can undermine efforts to address environmental and social issues because people become less likely to support or believe in initiatives promoted by those they distrust. 



[*]Examples:
Scandals involving public officials, misleading advertising, the spread of misinformation online, and lack of accountability from corporations can all contribute to eroding trust. 



[*]Consequences:
Reduced trust can lead to social fragmentation, political instability, economic downturns, and a decline in overall well-being. 



RE: Disinformation in the air - SomeStupidName - 06-21-2025

I feel the erosion of trust was more of the main focus over the last few decades and the whole thing feels liked a poorly scripted soap opera. It will be a miracle we don't end up in another civil war, that is of course if we can put WWIII back into the box. I don't think the powers that be realized how far gone Russia's ability to make war was and certainly didn't calculate Irans complete collapse. I think the bigger problem now is we would be almost stupid if we didn't strike while the iron was hot and our enemies appear incompetent.  This mostly leaves us with China to deal with economically I know they are feeling the impact but they probably have fully functional and advanced equipment. We'll see how this plays out I guess.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 08:56 AM)SomeStupidName Wrote: I feel the erosion of trust was more of the main focus over the last few decades and the whole thing feels liked a poorly scripted soap opera. It will be a miracle we don't end up in another civil war, that is of course if we can put WWIII back into the box. I don't think the powers that be realized how far gone Russia's ability to make war was and certainly didn't calculate Irans complete collapse. I think the bigger problem now is we would be almost stupid if we didn't strike while the iron was hot and our enemies appear incompetent.  This mostly leaves us with China to deal with economically I know they are feeling the impact but they probably have fully functional and advanced equipment. We'll see how this plays out I guess.

Yeeh well breaking cohesion in society ,by eroding trust etc  can be the thing that is needed..... the straw that broke the camel's back . Need just patience & time to execute it all . 

Humans evolved with groups that had some sort of bond between people , trust between the group/tribe/nation....it`s the glue that keep at least some sort of cohesion in society. It seems like there has been great mistake by starting dismantle these bonds, either by inadvertently , or by on purpose . It can happen in any country/ nation too .Civil war is the ugly end result in the long run if the change continues too long .

This all , that has changed so much society from 1950s to this day , seem to me there has been foul play going on...decades.

Seems like the internet has been also something that can fuel the issues far too easely , or too easy to believe views presented there .

I think Iran will probaly see soon where their sick ideology will lead them , and i mean the regime....the people in Iran are fine people , being beated by sick regime since 1979 . China is hungry and wants more, bad times ahead ...


RE: Disinformation in the air - gortex - 06-21-2025

So MAGA members are now happy to ignore their "no foreign wars" mantra and be led by Israel on their personal Crusade in the middle East like Britain was led by the nose by Bush in his personal Iraqi Crusade ?

Iran has strategic military alliances with Russia and China , in March this year Iran, Russia, and China held joint naval exercises called the “Maritime Security Belt 2025” , an American attack on Iran will have wider consequences than Bush's attack on Iraq.

This is a dangerous moment , be careful what you support.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 11:12 AM)gortex Wrote: So MAGA members are now happy to ignore their "no foreign wars" mantra and be led by Israel on their personal Crusade in the middle East like Britain was led by the nose by Bush in his personal Iraqi Crusade ?

Iran has strategic military alliances with Russia and China , in March this year Iran, Russia, and China held joint naval exercises called the “Maritime Security Belt 2025” , an American attack on Iran will have wider consequences than Bush's attack on Iraq.

This is a dangerous moment , be careful what you support.

You may not see it with your eyes, but this war is existencial war for Israel , Iran is determined to : 1 . build nuclear weapons 2. destroy Israel .

And this all " death to America " also goes way back btw...

Quote:Some American voices claim “America First” means standing by while a radical Islamist terror regime openly chants “Death to America” and builds a nuclear bomb.

Let’s be very clear: this is not a slogan for Iran’s leadership. It is a governing doctrine. It has been since 1979.

This regime has spent four decades building, funding, and arming terror proxies across the Middle East and Europe. It has killed over 1,000 American service members and wounded nearly 6,000 more.

This is not theory. This is not distant history. This is some of what they’ve done:
• 1983, Beirut: A Hezbollah truck bomb destroyed a U.S. Marine barracks, killing 241 Americans, 220 Marines, 18 sailors, 3 soldiers.
• 1996, Saudi Arabia: The Khobar Towers bombing, led by Iran-backed Hezbollah al-Hejaz, killed 19 U.S. airmen and injured 498. • 2003–2011, Iraq: Iran’s Quds Force supplied explosively formed penetrators (EFPs) that killed 603 American troops , 17 percent of all U.S. deaths in Iraq, per the Pentagon.
• Afghanistan: Iran supported Taliban attacks that led to an estimated 100–200 U.S. deaths, with hundreds more wounded. • 2024, Jordan: An Iranian proxy drone strike on Tower 22 killed 3 U.S. soldiers and injured 47. And since mid-2023, Iran-backed militias have launched over 180 attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq, Syria, and Jordan with drone swarms, rocket barrages, and missile fire. They’ve also plotted to assassinate Trump, a sitting U.S. president on American soil. And now, they are enriching uranium to 80 percent purity, a level with only one purpose. You don’t need weapons-grade enrichment for energy or medicine. Yet still, some say: “Well, I’m America First guy . I just don’t want another war.” That is not America First. That is naïve. That is passive. And that is how bigger wars begin. Letting a regime with a four-decade kill count and an active nuclear program go unchecked is not restraint. You are not ‘AMERICA FIRST’, You’re just America with a strong opinion and zero follow-through.

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RE: Disinformation in the air - FCD - 06-21-2025

Sure, it's called "propaganda", the intentional manipulation of minds to make people believe something which is counter to their culture, upbringing and instincts.  Propaganda has been around, in officially recognized and organized form, since the 1920's.  It has been around a lot longer than that but people didn't really understand it as a formal process back then.  It was just some 'Dr. Evil' figure conjuring up some wicked plan from inside his lair in a volcano.  It wasn't until Edward Bernays started categorizing and documenting it in the late 1920's that it became an actual goal with a repeatable process behind it.

There are numerous forms of propaganda.  That is to say, there are numerous ways to achieve the end-goal of whatever the person, government or organization wants to achieve by making people think differently.  Sometimes propaganda can be very subtle, and other times it can be 'in your face'.  There are numerous famous examples, but probably the most recognizable one is smoking and the tobacco industry.  Although smoking had been done for thousands of years prior to the tobacco industry getting involved, but it was the tobacco industry who made it mainstream. 

As a former smoker myself, I am not one of those "former smoker nazi's" you see so often, so I have a somewhat ambivalent view of smoking in general.  That said, even some light reading into how the tobacco industry followed Bernays' principles, almost down to the letter, and the absolutely stunning results from those efforts is a real eye opener.  I smoked because I liked it, and when I quit I missed it, and still do sometimes.  Not because of the addiction (although that was there too, but that's not why I started smoking).  After some careful introspection one day, I realized one of the reasons I liked smoking was because I fell for some of the mind games played out on the populace by the tobacco industry and marketing firms.  I digress a little bit, but if you step back from it and look, there are numerous similarities between smoking and communism in terms of propaganda and how it is used on people.  I just use smoking as a good example and illustration of how propaganda works.

I highly recommend everyone read the book, "Propaganda", by Edward Bernays published in 1928.  You won't believe how overt it is and yet you never even thought about all the ways your own thinking has been manipulated by propaganda over your lifetime.  It's a real shocker!  It's not a collection of case studies, but rather a step by step process with the reasoning behind each element and step.  "Crystalizing Public Opinion", published 5 years earlier in 1923, also by Bernays, is an excellent read also.  I recommend reading 'Propaganda' first and then reading 'Crystalizing Public Opinion' afterwards.  The latter will make much more sense if read in that order.  'Crystalizing Public Opinion' is akin to the "What?" and the "Why?".  'Propaganda' equates to the "How? Where? and When?" elements.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Ninurta - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 11:12 AM)gortex Wrote: So MAGA members are now happy to ignore their "no foreign wars" mantra and be led by Israel on their personal Crusade in the middle East like Britain was led by the nose by Bush in his personal Iraqi Crusade ?

Iran has strategic military alliances with Russia and China , in March this year Iran, Russia, and China held joint naval exercises called the “Maritime Security Belt 2025” , an American attack on Iran will have wider consequences than Bush's attack on Iraq.

This is a dangerous moment , be careful what you support.

I've never been a part of the "no foreign wars" crowd. I've always been against useless  foreign wars. The ones that have no point and cannot be justified. I'm all in on the ones that CAN be justified. Gimme a rifle and sign me up.

I raised hell when King George Bush II threw us into Iraq. That was one useless war, and got a lot of our fine young men killed permanently dead, without cause. There was no excuse for it. We already had Iraq buttoned up and tied down. Hell, Hussein couldn't even fly over 2/3 of his own damned country at the time, before we went in! Worse, we already had a legitimate war going on in Afghanistan, and it was senseless to open wars on two separate fronts. The outcome of that was always predictable - what I consider losses in both wars, and a lot of needlessly dead bodies lying around.

If you're going to fight a war, do it like you mean it. Fight it to win. Don't fight it for a while and then wuss out, piss on the fire, call in the dogs, and just slink on back home with nothing to show for it.

I'm also against involvement in the Ukraine war. That's not OUR war to fight - it's between Russia and one of their breakaway provinces. Kinda like the US Civil War. If the Confederacy doesn't get a pass for telling the mother country to go pound sand, then neither should the Ukraine. They picked that fight, let 'em duke it out under their own steam.

Iran is a horse of a different color. The U.S. has been under attack by Iran for 46 years, and we've pretty much just sat around with our thumbs up our asses that whole time, while they've been busy kidnapping our diplomats and holding them hostage, and killing our troops that have done nothing to Iran.

So, yeah, I'm good with lighting them up. Been a long time coming. I seriously doubt that either Russia or China would do anything at all to support Iran beyond a lot of loud-mouthed bitching. Neither can really afford to. They've got their own rodeos to ride in at the moment. However, if they DID decide to weight in with more than strong words, well, I've always been of the opinion that it's better to die on your feet, punching, than to live on your knees, begging and wringing your hands.

The biggest problem I see with the whole shebang is that we'd have to fly in B2's with bunker busters from Diego Garcia to Natanz It's my understanding that in order to do that, we'd have to get permission from the UK, which I gather was a condition of our lease of the base there. That's our own damned fault, though, for agreeing to a condition where we have to ask permission to defend ourselves. That could, conceivably, put the UK at some slight risk as well, when the UK really doesn't have any dogs in that fight.

I've no problem with the UK just sitting it out, but that permission condition could cause some of the fine mostly-peaceful West Asian "migrants" over there to have to disrupt their routine of raping British schoolgirls to take time to run the streets beheading adults. That could get a little sticky, and is really uncalled for. Remember - Pakistan is the only nation on God's Green Earth that has voiced any solidarity with Iran at all throughout this thing.

Iran claims that Pakistan has promised to nuke Israel. Pakistan says "no we did NOT!" Either way, that would be a mistake, as it would severely inhibit pilgrimages to the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa Mosque, which would be bound to put other Muslim nations out of sorts. Islam claims al-Aqsa as "the second holiest site in all of Islam". I doubt the Muslim world would look kindly on whomever reduced their second holiest site to a radiation-ridden wasteland.

And those poor "Palestinians" - whatever would they do, with nothing left to reclaim but a radioactive crater-filled wasteland? Then the only thing left for them would be to go bother Iran and Pakistan, turning the Iranian-supplied weapons they hold against Iran and Pakistan. The up side of that would be that they could probably get a lot more supplies from the Sunni Arab governments after they started bugging Iran. 

This has been in the works for some time. Recall that a couple of months ago, the US started concentrating B2 bombers at Diego Garcia. They weren't doing that just to get in the flight hours. They already knew something was up, even back then, a couple of months ago. I don't see it so much as being " led by Israel on their personal Crusade in the middle East" as just following up behind our attack dog (Israel) that we've finally slipped the leash off of.

I ought to apologize. I'm just a little worn out with 46 years of Iran telling America to eat shit, and our only response being "how many spoonfuls this time, Sir?" just to keep Iran from back-handing some more of our soldiers.


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RE: Disinformation in the air - gortex - 06-21-2025

Seems we are two sides of a coin mate , I support our defence of Ukraine as a Russian victory has grave consequences for us all , Peter the Great 2.0 , Putin , won't stop at Ukraine indeed he is already massing forces at the border with Finland.

Israel's war is a war of religious ideology in my opinion as specified by the codename Rising Lion , there are also dangerous players in Russia and China to take into account who are allied to Iran just waiting to use an American attack on Iran to their own advantage , if America launches an unprovoked attack Iran why shouldn't China take Taiwan , they're ready to go ... this conflict could ignite WWIII proper.

Dangerous times my friend.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 12:18 PM)FCD Wrote: Sure, it's called "propaganda", the intentional manipulation of minds to make people believe something which is counter to their culture, upbringing and instincts.  Propaganda has been around, in officially recognized and organized form, since the 1920's.  It has been around a lot longer than that but people didn't really understand it as a formal process back then.  It was just some 'Dr. Evil' figure conjuring up some wicked plan from inside his lair in a volcano.  It wasn't until Edward Bernays started categorizing and documenting it in the late 1920's that it became an actual goal with a repeatable process behind it.

There are numerous forms of propaganda.  That is to say, there are numerous ways to achieve the end-goal of whatever the person, government or organization wants to achieve by making people think differently.  Sometimes propaganda can be very subtle, and other times it can be 'in your face'.  There are numerous famous examples, but probably the most recognizable one is smoking and the tobacco industry.  Although smoking had been done for thousands of years prior to the tobacco industry getting involved, but it was the tobacco industry who made it mainstream. 

As a former smoker myself, I am not one of those "former smoker nazi's" you see so often, so I have a somewhat ambivalent view of smoking in general.  That said, even some light reading into how the tobacco industry followed Bernays' principles, almost down to the letter, and the absolutely stunning results from those efforts is a real eye opener.  I smoked because I liked it, and when I quit I missed it, and still do sometimes.  Not because of the addiction (although that was there too, but that's not why I started smoking).  After some careful introspection one day, I realized one of the reasons I liked smoking was because I fell for some of the mind games played out on the populace by the tobacco industry and marketing firms.  I digress a little bit, but if you step back from it and look, there are numerous similarities between smoking and communism in terms of propaganda and how it is used on people.  I just use smoking as a good example and illustration of how propaganda works.

I highly recommend everyone read the book, "Propaganda", by Edward Bernays published in 1928.  You won't believe how overt it is and yet you never even thought about all the ways your own thinking has been manipulated by propaganda over your lifetime.  It's a real shocker!  It's not a collection of case studies, but rather a step by step process with the reasoning behind each element and step.  "Crystalizing Public Opinion", published 5 years earlier in 1923, also by Bernays, is an excellent read also.  I recommend reading 'Propaganda' first and then reading 'Crystalizing Public Opinion' afterwards.  The latter will make much more sense if read in that order.  'Crystalizing Public Opinion' is akin to the "What?" and the "Why?".  'Propaganda' equates to the "How? Where? and When?" elements.

Tobacco is good example of propaganda , too bad i am really crappy reading book`s ...i am sure those Bernays book`s are very good read . I could not say that influencing people with propaganda has gone harder, it may have gone even easyer with adding internet in to equation , as there are as yet not enough safeguards in place . Conspiracy theories may also be used to try influence others to install some sort of propaganda/views , if wanted so .

Overall , the information space seems quite baffling, confusing often . People may feel like they don’t allways know what to believe anymore, because the high saturation of many different views 24/7 . Maybe that´s the goal, getting people dazzled .

Life was more simpler before internet  Big Eyes   . The similarities between smoking and communism in terms of propaganda and how it is used on people sounds interesting .


RE: Disinformation in the air - Ninurta - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 01:51 PM)gortex Wrote: Seems we are two sides of a coin mate , I support our defence of Ukraine as a Russian victory has grave consequences for us all , Peter the Great 2.0 , Putin , won't stop at Ukraine indeed he is already massing forces at the border with Finland.

Israel's war is a war of religious ideology in my opinion as specified by the codename Rising Lion , there are also dangerous players in Russia and China to take into account who are allied to Iran just waiting to use an American attack on Iran to their own advantage , if America launches an unprovoked attack Iran why shouldn't China take Taiwan , they're ready to go ... this conflict could ignite WWIII proper.

Dangerous times my friend.

Yeah, it seems we may have variant views, but that's ok. If everyone agreed on every thing, there wouldn't be anything to talk about. What a boring world that would be!

I've been hearing the refrain about Ukrainian war "grave consequences" and "Putin wouldn't stop at Ukraine" ever since the war started. I dunno. Maybe. They seemed pretty well satisfied to stop at Ukraine when it was the Soviets running the show, with the Warsaw Pact nations as buffer states... which wouldn't have been a thing if Germany hadn't attacked Russia in WWII. That's what gave the Soviets the pretext to "influence" the Warsaw pact nations, so siding with the Ukraine - which was a Russian state before it broke away - might not have a very different set of dangers vis-a-vis threats to Europe. I'm of the opinion that leaving them be to sort out their own differences would provide less of a pretext, by demonstrating a willingness to not attack them.

Finland has always been at odds with Russia, just as they've been at odds with Sweden. There too, giving them a pretext to establish more buffer states - in this case Finland - would be rapidly undercut by not demonstrating belligerence against them. Since Finland has been admitted to NATO, that could get pretty nasty if Russia decides to take them for a buffer state because of belligerence against Russia being shown already.

Religious fanatics make the best attack dogs. They tend to go all in, balls to the wall. That's why I think the US picked Israel as the attack dog against Iran, and then unleashed them. Over here in the US at least, folks have been going on forever about how "dem jooz" are running everything and calling all the shots. I've not seen it, but I've seen a lot of folks claiming it. 

What I've seen is a people who are mostly powerless, but who carry a big chip on their shoulders. If they'd had any power, they'd probably not have allowed most of their own to get X-ed out in WWII. The only power I've seen them wield over here since then is from Hollywood... but Israel is a different story. They have a habit of handing their enemies own asses to them, but that might not be the case without US support, so I have to question just how much of their "power" is really theirs, and how much of it they get from other sources.

":Unprovoked" may be in the eye of the beholder. From where I sit, the US has had plenty much provocation from Iran, and I can't for the life of me figure out why we've not settled their hash long ago. 

Russia and China are gonna do what they're gonna do, but I note that Putin has stopped shipments of weapons to Iran (he seems to think he needs them worse than Iran does), so that "alliance" may not be as strong as Iran had hoped. China will likely just sit around until they think the US is all tied up with Iran, and then pounce on Taiwan when they think we're not looking, but if they miscalculate that, well hoo-boy! That'll get real ugly real quick.

I agree with you that these are dangerous times, mate, but then I can't recall any times during my lifetime that haven't been. That seems to be a part of the human condition.

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RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-21-2025

(06-21-2025, 01:51 PM)gortex Wrote: Seems we are two sides of a coin mate , I support our defence of Ukraine as a Russian victory has grave consequences for us all , Peter the Great 2.0 , Putin , won't stop at Ukraine indeed he is already massing forces at the border with Finland.

Israel's war is a war of religious ideology in my opinion as specified by the codename Rising Lion , there are also dangerous players in Russia and China to take into account who are allied to Iran just waiting to use an American attack on Iran to their own advantage , if America launches an unprovoked attack Iran why shouldn't China take Taiwan , they're ready to go ... this conflict could ignite WWIII proper.

Dangerous times my friend.

All opinions appreciated mate . Yeeh agree Putin wants more than just Ukraine , may even want come try here .

Iran own proxies ,hamas,hezbollah, yemen houthis have allready been at war against Israel , which got funding, weapons, ammo and technological know how from Irans regime ...this is the FAFO moment now we are seeing in the news.


RE: Disinformation in the air - EndtheMadnessNow - 06-22-2025

Edward Bernays and Group Psychology: Manipulating the Masses




"The public no longer knows what's meant by the truth. I mean no one can tell the difference anymore between what's real and what's fake."
- Dr. They

A message that Chris Carter wanted to give us before ending the tv show to keep the 'game' going.?




"Propaganda is the executive arm of the invisible government."
— Edward Bernays

"Saving democracy" was a phrase invented by Edward Bernays to promote the Anglo-American empire.

"The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of."
— Edward Bernays, Father and Philosopher of Public Relations aka Propaganda.


RE: Disinformation in the air - Kenzo1 - 06-22-2025

(06-22-2025, 04:37 AM)EndtheMadnessNow Wrote: Edward Bernays and Group Psychology: Manipulating the Masses




"The public no longer knows what's meant by the truth. I mean no one can tell the difference anymore between what's real and what's fake."
- Dr. They

A message that Chris Carter wanted to give us before ending the tv show to keep the 'game' going.?




"Propaganda is the executive arm of the invisible government."
— Edward Bernays

"Saving democracy" was a phrase invented by Edward Bernays to promote the Anglo-American empire.

"The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of."
— Edward Bernays, Father and Philosopher of Public Relations aka Propaganda.

Wow! Very impressive videos those both , i mean really....this is the stuff everyone should stop and think , at least try . Had no memory about the x-files episode . Thank you .


RE: Disinformation in the air - F2d5thCav - 06-22-2025

Disinformation in the air

Putin says it isn't fair

Oh, now where to steer ?

All eyes turn to Sir Keir.

Rolleyes

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RE: Disinformation in the air - Michigan Swamp Buck - 06-22-2025

I loved that episode of the X-Files. "Angel" Martin (Stuart Margolin) from the Rockford Files played Dr. They with that comedic Reggie character played by Brian Huskey. I thought it was a funny episode, but it had some weird things going on.


RE: Disinformation in the air - gortex - 06-22-2025

(06-22-2025, 09:48 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Disinformation in the air

Putin says it isn't fair

Oh, now where to steer ?

All eyes turn to Sir Keir.

Rolleyes
MinusculeCheers

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