jingofever wrote:Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Then you remain ignorant of the science and history of cognitive counterpropaganda.
Most people are. And if you aren't interested enought to do major research, you will remain so. Like most people who know of 'Rambo' but not Greg Rambo.
Please tell me all about Greg Rambo.
Greg Rambo was the head of the Young Republicans at Kent State when the National Guardsmen wounded 9 and murdered 4 in May, 1970. This set off a firestorm of protest around US campuses and seriously destabilized the Nixon regime.
Greg Rambo was the biggest whistleblower against those National Guardsmen and got thousands of signatures and went to D.C. to get the Nixon administration to get a Grand Jury indictment of those National Guardsmen.
So the attributes of those National Guardsmen (heavily-armed and aggressively shooting up a storm) were applied to the whistleblower and viral marketed as war porn starring Sylvester Stallone in a post-Vietnam catharsis for the very real left-behind POWs while the press was being castigated for 'losing the war.' and macho militarism was being revived in pop culture.
Typical counterpropaganda keyword hijacking and meme-reversal for interference and inoculation theory.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Too bad nobody reads that blog.
Yet. Things start small. And SEO has a way of making small things seem bigger.
Wouldn't they keep that blog updated? It is essentially dead.
I don't know what they are going to do with it. Maybe amplify it later in case exposure of psyops culture grows.
When "Fonzi" was first a character on 'Happy Days,' he was a minor character.
But as Gaeton Fonzi's role on the Church Committee (under Schweiker) and then House Select Committee on Assassinations developed, 'the Fonz' took over the show. And then he became an expression for 'not credible,' "jumped the shark."
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Why do you think that you know who is behind the blog? Face value? Oh. I see.
Probe and Alex Constantine are two major exposers of alphabet crimes. Think some effort would be made to discredit them? Uh, yes.
A better question is: why do you think Matt Beal is not behind that website? Because you don't like some of the posts? Because you think you can detect a psyop?
I've seen many disinfo sites and that one has the usual characteristics, a wild distortion of something real to generate incredulity and then affirming of credible sources to tarnish them.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:So you think that old 'Mr. Beal' really had people planted around him his entire life and he's an honest and thoughtful person?
If so, I see why your judgement of me and the science of cognitive counterpropaganda....is erroneous.
I think he honestly believes the CIA planted people around him. I think he is insane.
You have no reason to believe this. You're just blowing in 'his' wind.
Why don't you think 'he' is pretending and just throwing up a bullshit storm like Phillip H. Krapf who went from editing the LATimes to writing about diplomacy between "aliens" from outer space and the USG?
Now, give a really good reason. This is important.
So you think that 'he' is both crazy as a loon AND just COINCIDENTLY drawn to the most credible exposers of alphabet crimes like Probe Magazine, Mae Brussell, and Alex Constantine? Hmm.
Again, tell me about what you think is a disinfo site and the characteristics.
That should tell you enough about my judgment of you and the pseudoscience of keyword hijacking.
Oh, indeed it does. You don't know much about the subject.
But then hardly anyone does.
Psyops is an elite science that few know exists and even fewer understand.