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Speaker 1: I got an updated story. I hardly ever get to

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do this, but I have to do it.

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Speaker 8: Uh.

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Speaker 1: Welcome, It’s Sunday Night with Allan Ray. I am your

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humble host, Alan Ray. Welcome to my show. Man. I’ll

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tell you why if you didn’t catch Charles Vincent or

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Vinson Charles Project screwed up. Man, it was hysterical. My

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stomach still hurts from laughing at all that. That was

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like one of the the most epic off the cuff

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shows I’ve ever heard. Oh, this is why you need

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to just lock it on KLARN Radio on ex just

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keep it here. I mean, we have like the best

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of everything. Last week I hit I touched on this

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story about a couple of suspects got into a shootout

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in Vermont with a Border Patrol agent. One of the

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suspects died, a Border Patrol agent died, and then a

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few days later, of all people, well I shouldn’t say

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all people because they’re usually on top of things. Bumpstock,

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Barbie Laura, who you hear right here on Kylaarn Radio

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on Saturday nights she did. Of course, this is her forte,

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this is her thing. She come across the story that

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uh that was actually part of a cult that was uncovered.

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And of course we all know Andy Nigo. I guess

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his name is? He posted on exit. Liberal media has

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been uninterested in investigating the couple involved in shooting a

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dead shooting dead a US Border Patrol agent in Coventry, Vermont,

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near the Canadian border on Inauguration Day. Why both in

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the duo are leftist trans militants? One of the deceased

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arms armed militants is we say, where did he go?

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So there’s two transgender individuals involved, both of whom we

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known federal or who were known to federal authorities. God

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him losing my train of thought here, it’s derailing. According

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to NGO, federal law enforcement have been surveiling German Man

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Felix Ophelia Ballholt in Seattle uh AT and student Teresa

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Milo Young Bolt after staff that’s what she goes by,

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is Teresa Milo Youngbolt. So it’s actually Felix. After staff

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at Lennonville, Vermont motel reported seeing them with a black

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tactical clothing, weapons and protecting militia style equipment. When the

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duo was pulled over on January twentieth, young But allegedly

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shot dead Officer David Mound in a surprise attack, and

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the returning fire Bachholt, who was also armed, was killed.

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Young Blow was injured and survived. When Felix aka Ophelia

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social media was leaked, it turns out that the duo

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was linked to a violent and militant transgender cult who

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follows someone who refers to themselves as zizz Ziz. How

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left wing can you get from that name? And you’re right,

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Jeff Vibe. Jeff said last week there’s more of the story,

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and he was right. If that’s not wild enough, this

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cult is linked to three other murders throughout the US.

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The gun that the duo used is tied to a

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double murder of an elderly couple in January twenty twenty

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two in Pennsylvania, but the murder of an eighty two

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year old in Vallejo, California was a stabbing by a

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person link to Young What. A person by the name

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of Maximilian Snyder, who had applied for a marriage license

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to Teresa Milo Youngbook was arrested for the stabbing murder

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of the Vallejo victim and was also associated with this

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cult the California Victims. Survived an initial attack in twenty

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twenty two where he was stabbed with a sword and

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one of his eyes was removed as revenge when he

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evicted alleged members of the Ziz cult. He was stabbed

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in the neck and killed in the street on January seventeenth,

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twenty twenty five. So they got him eventually. These attacks

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come on the heels of some prominent mass shootings carried

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out by transgender individuals and highlight a scary trend of

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increasing violence by the transgender identified people who typically used

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to be more like or more likely to be the

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victims of violence rather than the perpetrators. Curtis Lend barely

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survived the first attack and was said to be the

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key murder and attempted murder trial witness against the alleged

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members of the ZIZ trans terror group before he was

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stabbed in the neck and killed this month. According to

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Andy to Go, so oh there was more of that story, Yes,

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lots more of that story. And I don’t know what.

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Why isn’t the media focused this on this at all? Well,

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you know, we’re gonna kind of touch on that tonight.

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In fact, that was probably the one and only story

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unless I run out of time, which I doubt because

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you know me, I can carry on like a bunch

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of gossipy old women in a hair salon when I

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need to. We’re gonna get into something very different tonight,

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something that’s been weighing on my mind, something that you know,

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I hardly ever get on Facebook. The Book of Faces,

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and just to acknowledge, we got already in the chat.

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We got Rex in the chat. We got Jeff in

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the chat. If you’re not in the chat, get in

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the chat. What’s probably in get in, got got out.

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But anyways, we’re going to get into something. It’s funny

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because the Vincent Charles Project kind of mentioned it tonight.

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Almost blew what I was gonna do. You’re right, what

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would William Defoe do? Charles isn’t the jat Oh, don’t

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feed the Costners. Don’t feed the Costs. I asked Groc

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during a show to make me a picture of a

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bunch of Kevin Costners in a swimming in a tank underwater,

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and almost broke Groc. It was like what it was amazing. Anyways,

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stay on focus at fow gus, stay on target. What’s

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been bothering me lately is and I guess since I

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went down this rabbit hole, I noticed it more and

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more and it’s getting more and more disturbing, more and

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more open, and nobody and no side, particular side is

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immune to it. And I’m talking about college which you

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want sy ops. There’s the picture right there. It was beautiful.

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It was beautiful. Not even gonna deny it. I’m talking

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about propaganda. I’m talking about psyops. I’m talking about whatever

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you want to call it, public relations. You’re swimming in it,

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You’re drowning in it. It goes deep. It’s been around

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for a very very long time, and to tell you

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the truth, it’s being perfected. And in twenty twenty five,

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when you are sitting online, when you are on Twitter, Facebook,

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any of the social media platforms, even on just online,

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we could go into the dead Internet theory, but just

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online at all, you’re subjecting yourself to propaganda, to the psyops,

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subjecting yourself to public relations. You can’t listen to the radio,

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watch TV, walk down the street. It’s almost like we

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are in a living episode of They Live. And you’re right, Bencent,

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you’re soaking in it right now. Just call me the

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Madge of psyops. Don’t go anywhere. Let’s jump into this.

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I just went right to the Army website and right there,

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in front of God and everybody, they had one hundred

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year years of subterfuge, the history of Army psychological operations,

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and if you just tool around on the internet really

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seriously in the United States of America, and we’re just

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talking about here for the most part, but we are

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going to talk about other countries too, because it’s just

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just everywhere you can pinpoint syops all the way to

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the Revolutionary War. The Revolutionary War where they would take

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printing presses and painstakingly ride out pamphlets that made people

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feel that they were a part of a group. The

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actual revolutionaries in the Revolutionary War, there wasn’t that many

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of them. It’s kind of the eighty twenty rule. Twenty

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percent of the people were doing eighty percent of the

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work in the revolution. But there was syops going there,

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not thing like they are now. But let’s jump into

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that and this I’m going to attribute this to the

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Army dot Mill, the United States Army Fort Bragg, North Carolina,

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On January twenty third, twenty eighteen, US Army reached the

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historic milestone those is back in twenty eighteen. This is

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written one hundred years of dedicated psychological operations support to

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military and national security objectives. Of course, the practice of

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using psychological tactics to influence foreign populations predated nineteen eighteen. However,

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it was not until World War One that the US

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waged the first orchestrated military propaganda campaign in its history,

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establishing two agencies specifically for that purpose. The first agency

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was Psychologic Subsection under MI two, Military Intelligence Branch, Executive Division,

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War Department, General Staff. The second was the Propaganda Section

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under G two, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces in France.

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Taken together, these two agencies introduced an American military propaganda capability.

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Entering World War One in April nineteen seventeen, the US

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War Department had no capacity to conduct what is commonly

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known as psychological operations or syops, or what is doctrinally

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referred to today as military information support operation or MISO

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miso miso, I don’t know what they call it. On

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January twenty third, nineteen eighteen, Major Charles H. Mason head

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of MI two in the War Department Military Intelligence Branch,

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direct Commission Captain Hebrew Blankenhorn straight from civilian life to

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establish and lead the Psychologic Subsection for the purpose of

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organizing the implementation and combat of the psychologic factor and

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the strategic situation. Quite a nebulous charter for the new officer, now,

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I’m quoting right off of this article. President Woodrow Wilson

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vehemently opposed the idea of military run propaganda, so Blankenhorne’s

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low key activities were initially limited to research and planning.

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He spent ensuing weeks walking the and knocking on doors

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throughout the War Department trying to get support for his

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idea of waging leaflet warfare overseas in support of General

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John J. Pershing’s American Expeditionary forces in France. Having received

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little support for this concept, Blankenhorn bypassed several layers in

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his chain of command at secured a meeting with the

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Secretary of War Newton D. Baker on June twenty first,

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nineteen eighteen eighteen, and at the meeting, Baker was surprisingly

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open to military propaganda. I think we should do this,

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he said, I give my approval to it right now,

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subject to one condition. The President has had some misapprehensions

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about this, but I will take this matter up with him.

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If I say nothing further, it’s approved, so approval by silence.

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Blake and Art interpreted Baker’s words as a green light,

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and obtained approval from Brigadier General Marlborough Churchill, head of

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the Military Intelligence Division, to recruit and deploy with a

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small team, with popular social commentator and new public editor

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Walter Lippman as his deputy. Blankenhorn and his team deployed

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in July nineteen eighteen and reported to the G two

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GHQ AEF. The team, never numbering more than thirty is

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signed and attached officers and soldiers, went operational in August

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nineteen eighteen. So officially that is the start of the

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actual SAP in the army. So you can pinpoint it

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all the way back to there, and you can bring

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it all the way up through to today. We still

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use sy ops today. It’s a In fact, I dare

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to say it’s as big or a bigger part of

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the Armed Forces today than it ever has been. Now

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we will not get into there is an actual YouTube

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channel or influencer. Actually, I think she’s on TikTok and

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Reddit called military girl or syops girl, who is actually

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running a syops deal. Right now, that’s the conspiracy theory

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of trying to lure because you know as well as

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I do, especially if you’ve been in the military. I

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have not, but I’ve been around military my entire life.

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She’s trying to lure young men and women into the

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syops division of the military, into the military itself. Recruiting

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numbers have tainked. Recruiting numbers are way way down, and

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we won’t get into why that is. Maybe someday we

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will get into why that is. A lot of it

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has to do with gen Z and absolute untrust of

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the government. But already Clinton downsizing got my brother too,

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Clinton downsizing. He got a forty thousand dollars bio. They

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told him to hit the road, and after what he

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went through with a little and getting a divorce, he said, yeah,

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forty grand sea. So yes, Bill Clinton destroyed the military,

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not even kidding. But there’s just a lot behind the

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military and psychological operations. We all know World War two

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was full of syops. Vietnam was crazy with SIPs of fact.

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They created bombs and these bombs weren’t the explosive kinds.

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These bombs would actually disintegrate a couple of thousand feet

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in the air and allow all of these pamphlets to

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float gently down into the jungles or into populated cities

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and try to convince and demoralize North Vietnamese troops into

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just going home, deserting, giving up, so they didn’t die.

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Very limited success, but it did have some success. It was, not, however,

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limited to the military. It’s very much part of our

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existence and it has been. And the funny thing about it,

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we all know it’s there. It’s not limited to one

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side or the other. It’s not limited to left wing

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or right wing psyops. I guess if you wanted to

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really call it something in regular civilian terms would be

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called propaganda. We’ve made it much more palatable here in

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twenty twenty five, actually several years ago, we started it

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calling it public relations. Now it’s not all bad. It’s

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not all bad. Some of it is, some of it

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can be used very nefariously. We just went through just

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a few years ago a major syop, a major propaganda

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campaig and the farther we get on the other side

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of this syop. But the other side of this major campaign,

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the more facts, actual facts roll out, we realized just

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how big and how ugly the pyops was. And I’m

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talking of course COVID, And it wasn’t on one side,

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it was on both sides. But the bad part about

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it of it is that it was coming from government bureaucracies.

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For the most part, it had everyone. We’ll get into

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what makes AO a syop? What makes propaganda propaganda? The

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worst part of it is it was coming straight from

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our government, straight from the bureaucracies. A lot of times

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it was pushed as fact. And once I started getting

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into what makes propaganda or what makes a psyop a syop,

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You’ll go, oh man, you could go right down and

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just check all of the marks off. Then it’s not

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the first time. So I guess let’s start out, and

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I want to talk quite a bit on the civilian

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side of this. There are a lot of things, and

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you don’t, you know, very eutistical. I’m egotistically, you’re egotistical

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in a certain you know, all different levels. We would

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like to think that we are intelligent enough that we

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don’t fall for a psychological operation, We don’t fall for propaganda.

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We don’t We’re not influenced by things like that.

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Speaker 6: Ah.

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Speaker 1: But dear listener, yes you are. Yes, you are, starting

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with your breakfast, going all the way through your day.

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You are influenced by propaganda. You almost cannot help it. Now.

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This is a lot of psychology going on here. So

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I’m automatically riveted to it because well I’ve said it

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before on my show, and at at the point of

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sounding redundant, I’m big into psychology and my degree he

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had leans heavily on psychology and especially leadership in psychology.

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And this is everything, This is everything about it. You

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cannot get into modern day propaganda, modern day psyops without

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acknowledging a man named Edward Burnez. Edward Burnees was born

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in eighteen ninety one. He lived all the way to

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nineteen ninety five. He was an old boy. He was

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one hundred and three when he passed away. He is

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basically credited for uh, hubane sauce. Yeah, yeah, the same thing,

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same thing.

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Speaker 7: Uh.

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Speaker 1: He’s credited for some of the biggest psychological operations, propagandas

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you name it, whatever you want to call it, public

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relations that you can think of. He is the father

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of modern day, syops. And I’m talking to syops where

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a government of bureaucracy or even a large corporation says,

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I want to change the public perspective on something that

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they even don’t know about or may not be one

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hundred percent on board with, and I need to change

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their perspective on this. He is the man who started

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out and now we’re talking sauces and Chad. That’s okay, guys.

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There’s a reason I don’t have a six pack and

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it has to do with gravy and sauces. I’m going

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to throw that out there right now, so don’t get

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saucy with me. Brenez. One of the biggest things one

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is is very first and huge, huge campaigns was women smoking.

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Bernez number one and let me find this article because

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I was credited with basically having you know, they went

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to him and uh and it was, oh, man, I

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gotta find this. Yeah, we’ll just throw at this one

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right here. I’m sure it’s in here somewhere, getting women

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to smoke. And this is right in the middle of

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the women’s suffrage movement. I remember he was born a

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long long time ago. Uh. He set out during a

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parade to have women smoke, and it was very controversial

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at the time. Well, he changed the perspective on it,

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which was absolutely phenomenal. What he did he changed a

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perspective by calling them freedom torches instead of cigarettes, and

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he had these women smoking these cigarettes. The bad thing

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about it was and this is how hard, This is

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how hard he went on this psyop. At the time,

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Lucky Strikes were green, their packaging was green. Well, green

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was frowned upon. Women just didn’t like that color. It

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was found out that they just didn’t care much for

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that color. So what does he do. Instead of changing

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the color of the package, which would have made the

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cigarettes basically unrecognizable, he goes to the big wigs in

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New York, all of the fashion industry moguls, and says,

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this summer, I want to see her this spring, I

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want to see green roll out. Green needs to be

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the color that women embrace. And there was fashion shows,

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all the high you know, high and mighty stars and

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all of the rich, wealthy women were green. Well, lo

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and behold, green packaging and cigarettes became quite popular. I

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see where it’s going. And then women’s suffrage movement, which

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also was going on at the time, very popular very trendy.

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He’s got these women and they’re smoking Freedom Torches cigarettes.

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Next thing you know, women are smoking and Lucky Strike

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cigarettes are their brand. They are indulably connected. When you

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think of women’s rights, you think of them smoking. Lucky

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Strike cigarettes became the brand. Huge, huge sigh up. Edward

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Brene’s understood the psychology of changing people’s frame of reference,

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changing people’s thinking on different things. Absolutely phenomenal. There was

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other things too. Ah, here’s here’s one of the really

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good let me get the original up here etology ortalogy

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dot com found a really good four PR campaigns that

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made modern marketing. Come on computer. I’ve been even hopefully

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everything is still going strong and everything’s still coming through

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loud and clear. I haven’t having a heck of a

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time with my internet tonight. It’s just so slow. It’s

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giving me. Another one that he had was soap ivory soap.

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There was another huge marketing thing. Burne’s actually, of course,

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you know who’s the biggest enemy of soap? Little kids?

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You know, a little kid that likes to be clean. Well,

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they are nowadays, but back then that was the enemy

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of soap. So what does he do? He has soap

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carving competitions. He has competitions to make soap boats. He

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does all of these things to get kids with soap

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in their hands, cranking up the market on all of it.

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Absolutely phenomenal, says Burne’s work with Procter and Gamble and

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Ivory Soap is another textbook case of marketing, psychology and

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action and the Burne’s lineup thinking. He aimed to broaden

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the market by tackling children’s and eate distaste for soap

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and bathing while distinguishing the brand from competitors. Inspired by

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an artist he had met who used soap instead of

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wax to carb miniature sculptures, brene created the annual National

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Soap Sculpture Competition to inspire children, the enemies of soap,

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to get creative with it. The competition ran annually for

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twenty five years and involved millions of children’s and cast

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the name Ivory Soap into the public consciousness. Brenez also

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started the events up that’s the one that’s That’s exactly it,

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such as Soap Yacht Race in Central Park to prove

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it floated better than competitor brands, and employed a medical

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consultant survey American hospitals and their preference for white, unperfumed

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soaps such as ivory rather than the colored scented soaps. Okay,

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what does he do? He gets the medical industry sound

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familiar as you can imagine. Brene’s methods words still are

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extremely contentious, especially when utilized in the public sphere and politics,

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but the introduction of psycho analytical techniques and shaping consumer

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demands is the foundation by which all modern marketing is built.

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Burne’s was the man behind it. He was the man.

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He look he like a man. Let’s see if mister uh, well,

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I’m telling you what, it’s really difficult to do this show,

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and my internet is acting so stupid tonight. So anyways,

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Edward Brenes was the guy who you attribute to those

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two things. But there’s one more. Have you ever heard

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the phrase breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Well, lo,

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and behold same guy with that amount of bacon. We’ve

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all heard the saying breakfast is the most important meal today,

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and Brenees wanted went some way to creating that. The

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Beechnut Packing Company was struggling to sell one of its

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largest meat products, bacon, so it employed the expertise of

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the reputable Brenees. Rather than simply reduced the price, Brenees

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posed a more probing question, who tells the public what

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to eat? Burnet spoke to numerous physicians, and together they

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concluded that a hearty breakfast was better than a light one.

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So there you go, went right to the medical industry.

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Physicians jumped on board. The American breakfast of the time

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was just toast, orange juiced and coffee that would be

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thrown on the scrap heat. Burne’s got five thousand physicians

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to sign a statement that agreed a protein rich, heavy

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breakfast of say, bacon and eggs, was healthier than a

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light one. The petition was published in newspapers, and the

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all American breakfast was born, with huge spike in what

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sales of bacon? Five thousand physicians jumped on board? Is

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any of this sounding familiar to anybody in chat? Right here?

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In twenty twenty five, Burne’s applied more psycho analytical methodologies

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to improve well, I can’t even say that Burne’s applied

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more psychoanalytical methodology to improving the sales of Betty Crocker

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and the Cake Mix. This is a great one after

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a focus group conducted on the target market, American housewives,

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he concluded that they felt an unconscious guilt for using

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a product that required sole little effort to make the

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answer give them a greater sense of participation by requiring

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them to add an egg to the mixture. Sales sword

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is the symbolic egg tickled the depth of the subconsciousness

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and remove the barrier of guilt. Oh yeah, craisant with

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butter and jam and coffee. That’s not a bad thing

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for me. It’s a bagel with cream, cheese and coffee,

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darn near every morning. So there you have it. The soap,

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the hearty breakfast, Torches of freedom. Was that right? Yeah?

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Lucky Strike screen packaging there it is right there. Also

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on that Lucky Strike thing, says the audacious campaign went

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further to break the taboo of smoking in public. Brenets

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linked Lucky Strike cigarettes of course to the Lemon’s Women’s

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Liberation movement. So that confirms what I was saying. That’s

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in here too. Torch is a freedom Lucky Strike cigarettes.

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So Edward Burnez is the man who actually really started

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the syops and of course take products out of the

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mix and put politics in take products out of the mix.

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Put oh, I don’t know vaccines in. Take products out

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of the mix. Put in, I don’t know global climate change.

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One right after another. It’s nine thirty. We’ll come back.

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I’m gonna do something really bizarre. I asked artificial intelligence

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how much psyops and propaganda was there in social media?

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The answer will surprise you. Don’t go.

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Speaker 1: So I’d worked by names. We definitely have to give

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him the credit for modern day syops, modern day propaganda,

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public relations, as it were. That’s a really pretty phrase

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of calling things the syops. Now, is it all that bad?

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Speaker 8: No?

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Speaker 1: Well, the smoking thing, yeah, we’ll call that bad. The

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soap thing, yeah, not so much, not so much. I mean,

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kids are kind of mullible and vulnerable, and he got

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them to like soap and to take baths, and well,

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so there’s good and bad. So I did this, doing

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what I do. I went into two different artificial intelligence databases,

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GROC and the Great Googlely Machine, and I asked them

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the question, how much of social media is syops? Just

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general from our country, from China, Russia, China, China. I’m

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so glad Trump’s president, just because I like to hear

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him say China. I asked them how much social media

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is syops? And this is what GROC said. Determining the

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exact proportion of social media content that constitutes psychological operations

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as challenging due to the secretive nature of these activities

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in the scale of social media itself. However, based on

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available information and analysis, here are some insights. You’re exactly right, Jeff,

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Jeff says. Can you imagine three years ago saying I

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used grac Yeah. No. General observations, there’s broad consensus that

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a significant portion of social media activity could be linked

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to syops, especially in contexts aimed at influencing public opinion,

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elections or creating social unrest. Posts on x suggest that

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some users believe a considerable percentage up to ninety percent

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of content could be manipulation or syops. Read that again,

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up to ninety percent believed by some people of the

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content could be manipulation or syops, though these are highly

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anecdotal and not empirically verified. Military and intelligence involvement. According

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to various reports, state actors, including but not limited to,

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the US, Russia, and China, have engaged in syops via

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social media. An example includes the US military’s use of

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fake accounts and personas on the platforms like Twitter and

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Data Meta, leading to the review of these operations in

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twenty twenty two. This indicates organized, albeit covert, efforts to

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influence narratives and behavior online technological facilitations. The use of bots,

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AI generated content and algorithms enable the dissemination of syops

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at scale. Research and reports how highlight how these technologogies

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are employed to spread disinformation or manipulate public sentiment. And

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now let’s go to commercial and political syops. Beyond state actors,

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commercial entities and political campaigns also engage in forms of

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psychological manipulation through social media, using data analytics to target

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individuals with tailored messages. This extends to influencing consumers’ behaviors

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or political views. Detection and countermeasures. There’s an ongoing work

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by social media platforms, researchers, and governments to detect and

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mitigate syops. However, the adaptability of these operations means they

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continue to evolve, making it hard to quantify their presence definitively.

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In summary, while there’s no definitive percentage that can be

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attributed to SYOPS and social media. It’s clear that such

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operations are significant in influencing online discourse. The actual impact

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varies by platform, geography and the sophistication of the operation.

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Given the clandestine nature of SYOPS, any specific quantification would

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be speculative, but the consensus from both academic and public

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discourse course is that it is a noticeable and growing phenomena.

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So it’s there. Now, that’s GROC. Let’s go to Google. Now,

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we all know Google’s had their problems. We all know

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that Google has been caught red handed, red handed, pushing

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certain narratives to the front of their search engines, engaging

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themselves in psychological operations propaganda. So you ask Google AI

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the same question, and this is their answer. Determining the

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exact percentage of social media content that constitute SYOPS is

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impossible due to its coolot nature. Okay, that’s about the same,

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But experts agree. Experts agree. Experts agree. Sounds like a

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SYOP phrase, does it not. Experts agree that a significant

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portion of online discourse, particularly on platforms with extensive user data,

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can be influenced by targeted campaigns utilizing disinformation, propaganda at

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manipulation tactics, especially when employed by governments or entities seeking

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to sway public opinion, making social media of fertile ground

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for potential syops activities. Okay, I agree one hundred percent

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with that, Google, And this is the point of what

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I’m driving at today. Social media is a snake pit,

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It is a It is a garden, a fertile garden,

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just wonderfully great for syops. Now goes on to say

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targeting advertising. Social media platforms allow for highly targeted ads. Okay,

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we know that bot networks and fake accounts, automated accounts,

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and fake profiles can be used to amplify certain messages

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or create false perception of public opinion. How does that work?

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We know how that works. You know, ten thousand bots

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roll in and say, you know, orange Man bad, Orange

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Man Dad, Orange man Dad, orange man bad. Nothing wrong

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with the president, is nothing wrong with Joe Biden, nothing

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wrong with them. He’s fine, mentally fat, mentally fat. Thousands

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and thousands of bots. Where the normal person who doesn’t

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realize there’s such a thing as a psychological manipulation, this

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says wild. Everybody seems to think that he’s just fine,

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and their shocks shocked, devastated when he goes on TV

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and he can’t even put together a sentence. Troll farms,

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coordinator groups of individuals spreading inflammatory content to disrupt online

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conversation and so discord. Okay, we know all about that

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information manipulation, deliberately spreading misinformation, have truths or misleading narratives

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to influence public perception. We know about that. This is

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all Google AI answering me. Google AI does something different.

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It says important factors to remember. Not all influencing is malicious.

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While syops involve deliberate manipulation. Not every persuasive message online

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is necessarily a syop. Of course, I’m sure they’re talking

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about green energy, climate change, all the left wing things

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that they like to use as syops. Number two difficulty

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in detection. Identifying syops campaigns could be challenging as they

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often operate discreetly. Okay, that agrees with CROC. And three.

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Public awareness is key. Understanding the pole for online manipulation

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can help individuals critically evaluate information they encounter on social media.

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So that is flat out asking two different AI sources

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about how much psyops is involved in X or Reddit

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or TikTok or the Book of Faces. We all see

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the result of it. We all know the result of it.

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And just this last forty eight hours, I gotta say,

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scrolling through a lot of the Twitter, I don’t get

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on Facebook that much. Facebook to me is just I

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don’t know. Once Facebook went to basically all pictures and

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people showing, you know, their how great of a life

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they’re living, and the food they’re eating and all that,

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and I know it’s fake because I know most these

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people are just miserable hacks. I don’t get on it

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that much. I check every once in a while to

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make sure everybody I know and love is doing okay.

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And that’s it. Facebook is like is like checking in

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on a bunch of toddlers. But even so, you can

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tell just exactly when you just go in there and

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scroll for a while and look, and I did that today.

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You can tell just exactly who has been influenced by propaganda,

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who’s been influenced by the psyops known as social media.

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And it’s bad, folks, It’s bad. It’s really bad. Now

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there’s even some ethics concerns, and you know the business community,

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they’re all about ethics, wanting to stay somewhat ethical, trying

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to skirt the line as close as possible without crossing it.

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That’s just business and reputation sciences. Dot com came out

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with the propaganda in public relations. I thought those two

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were synonymous. Propaganda and public relations are all the same.

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And I’ll tell you about that in a second, hopefully

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if I remember what every PR professional needs to know now,

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public relations in my world is propaganda. When you see, well,

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we’ve just witnessed four years of probably the most heavy

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public relations campaigns you’ve ever seen, trying to convince you

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that our commander in chief since twenty twenty is mentally

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fit to lead this country. That, folks, is just the

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biggest PR push you’ve ever seen in your life. I

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bet those PR people are I bet they were all

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just they breathe a sigh of relief when he was

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out of there. I had to have been a nightmare.

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I almost feel sorry for them, except it’s a viper pit.

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PR game says in the fast moving field of public relations,

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grasping the sub subtilties of propaganda’s crucial for PR professionals

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who want to create positive associations and shape public perceptions

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through effective communication and storytelling. So it goes through the

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history and all of that it tells you that there

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has to be ethics, that the PR campaigns the thing

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that happened. They want ethics, and without ethics and public relations,

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it just becomes evil. And you get down to the

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very bottom of the article, go through all the history

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and all this crap, which we’ve already discussed, says Spotting

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propaganda and public relations involve recognizing red flags that may

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indicate misinformation or manipulation. Fake news propaganda often employs techniques

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such as manipulated statistics, sounds, familiar, fake testmodials, ooh six

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feet two weeks to slow the curb, gotta stand six

681
00:48:05,400 –> 00:48:12,280
feet apart? Huh? What fifty one security experts saying that

682
00:48:12,360 –> 00:48:17,880
hunter Biden’s laptop was rushing disinformation huh? And the distortion

683
00:48:17,960 –> 00:48:21,840
of facts to create a false sense of consensus. Key

684
00:48:21,880 –> 00:48:26,840
indicators include exaggerated emotional appeals, one sided narratives without credible sources,

685
00:48:27,079 –> 00:48:32,320
and overly simplistic messages. Let me go through that again.

686
00:48:32,679 –> 00:48:40,119
Spot propaganda in PR. Key indicators include exaggerated emotional appeals

687
00:48:40,360 –> 00:48:44,519
think of the children, right, two, one sided narratives without

688
00:48:44,599 –> 00:48:49,960
credible sources. If you don’t believe in XYZ that men

689
00:48:50,119 –> 00:48:53,960
are women, and whatever. Then you’re just a flyover state

690
00:48:54,039 –> 00:49:02,679
hicck YadA, YadA YadA, and overly simplistic messages. To protect themselves,

691
00:49:02,760 –> 00:49:07,280
audience should cross reference information with reputable sources, examine the

692
00:49:07,320 –> 00:49:10,440
motives behind the communication, and look for the counter arguments

693
00:49:10,559 –> 00:49:12,679
or differing perspectives. I’m going to add one more here,

694
00:49:12,880 –> 00:49:18,039
follow the money. Now. This is all aimed at PR professionals,

695
00:49:18,039 –> 00:49:19,719
trying to get them to actually use a little bit

696
00:49:19,719 –> 00:49:24,119
of ethics. PR professionals can avoid propaganda by adhering to

697
00:49:24,119 –> 00:49:28,880
ethical practices such as ensuring transparency, parency, providing accurate information,

698
00:49:29,000 –> 00:49:33,360
and fostering genuine audience engagement. This sounds like a plea

699
00:49:33,639 –> 00:49:37,960
by somebody who’s finally woke up to the fact that

700
00:49:38,039 –> 00:49:41,719
we have an issue going on, not just in this country,

701
00:49:41,880 –> 00:49:46,400
but in this world. Look at the World Economic Forum,

702
00:49:46,440 –> 00:49:51,000
the World Health Organization, the United Nations, look at all

703
00:49:51,039 –> 00:49:59,400
of them. It’s pretty easy to realize that we’re soaking

704
00:49:59,400 –> 00:50:08,880
in propagation. You can’t go anywhere without it. Media WIJS

705
00:50:10,400 –> 00:50:12,920
had a good little list here, nice little list ten

706
00:50:13,039 –> 00:50:16,639
characteristics of propaganda, how to recognize propaganda, and they just

707
00:50:16,679 –> 00:50:18,960
go right to the point. I mean, they do at

708
00:50:19,039 –> 00:50:22,360
mess with it. Yeah, they describe it a little bit afterwards,

709
00:50:22,400 –> 00:50:25,280
but I want to check this out here. Number one,

710
00:50:25,599 –> 00:50:29,320
the message compels you to do or think something. So

711
00:50:29,400 –> 00:50:32,880
the message compels you. They want you to do something

712
00:50:33,079 –> 00:50:38,679
or think something, motivates you. The message targets a specific

713
00:50:39,000 –> 00:50:46,480
group of people victims. Ah, yeah, we can go on

714
00:50:46,519 –> 00:50:53,360
and on about that. Number three, there is a clear opponent. Hmmm,

715
00:50:53,719 –> 00:51:03,280
like flyover State picks red state people. The message paints

716
00:51:03,280 –> 00:51:08,320
a stereotypical image of the opponent. Guys in chat, you know,

717
00:51:08,679 –> 00:51:10,800
are we getting this? I mean, it’s just you can

718
00:51:11,159 –> 00:51:17,880
just go right down and check the things off. The

719
00:51:17,920 –> 00:51:22,159
message presents complicated matters as if they are simple. Give

720
00:51:22,199 –> 00:51:24,199
all of your money to the government and we will

721
00:51:24,199 –> 00:51:30,079
make the weather gooder. Yeah. The message evokes emotion. Now

722
00:51:30,079 –> 00:51:32,280
there’s a big one. We’ve been seeing this for the

723
00:51:32,320 –> 00:51:36,760
past couple of weeks, especially fake of the children. You’re

724
00:51:36,800 –> 00:51:46,000
going into schools and you’re ripping families apart. The message

725
00:51:46,000 –> 00:51:51,199
evokes emotions. Same. The message is brief and easy to repeat.

726
00:51:51,400 –> 00:51:55,199
Pay attention to the use of slogans. If you see

727
00:51:55,199 –> 00:52:00,360
a slogan, odds are you’re seeing propaganda. Odds are you’re

728
00:52:00,400 –> 00:52:08,760
seeing a sayab you know what, Jeff where I work

729
00:52:08,840 –> 00:52:12,360
did the same thing that the left is freaking out

730
00:52:12,440 –> 00:52:15,920
that we are actually destroy What is what is happening

731
00:52:16,039 –> 00:52:19,519
is we’re destroying their plan that they’ve been implementing since

732
00:52:19,559 –> 00:52:24,440
the Obama administration to flood this country with two million

733
00:52:25,639 –> 00:52:28,000
They call it just immigrants, but they want open borders,

734
00:52:28,000 –> 00:52:30,639
so two million people here can flood the borders to

735
00:52:30,960 –> 00:52:33,199
and I quote this is out of their own websites,

736
00:52:33,239 –> 00:52:36,559
to fundamentally transform the way the people of the United

737
00:52:36,599 –> 00:52:43,880
States vote. They gave it away anyways, I got that

738
00:52:44,000 –> 00:52:49,679
right off of their websites. The message contains lies, half truths,

739
00:52:49,719 –> 00:52:54,239
and quotes that have been taken out of context. Number nine,

740
00:52:54,280 –> 00:52:57,199
the message can only be found via a limited set

741
00:52:57,280 –> 00:53:00,800
of medias. In other words, if you start investigating that message,

742
00:53:00,840 –> 00:53:04,119
investigating what they’re trying to get at, the actual propagand

743
00:53:04,199 –> 00:53:07,559
the actual boiled down root of the message can only

744
00:53:07,639 –> 00:53:11,639
be found in a few places like giant corporate medium.

745
00:53:12,559 –> 00:53:18,480
And Finally, ten, the message makes use of symbolism. Ooh

746
00:53:27,719 –> 00:53:31,119
here in twenty twenty five, I mean, maybe you should

747
00:53:31,119 –> 00:53:34,679
just take that list and put it on your computer

748
00:53:35,320 –> 00:53:37,199
and every time you see a tweet that looks just

749
00:53:37,280 –> 00:53:40,360
the least been suspicious, Go right down that list on

750
00:53:40,440 –> 00:53:42,599
a compel you to think or do something targets a

751
00:53:42,639 –> 00:53:46,400
specific group of people. There’s a clear opponent, and message

752
00:53:46,440 –> 00:53:49,639
paints the stereotypical image of the opponent. Presents complicated matters

753
00:53:49,639 –> 00:53:53,079
that they’re simple, evokes emotions, brave and easy to repeat.

754
00:53:53,159 –> 00:53:55,519
You know, a slogan or something like that. Oh boy,

755
00:53:55,639 –> 00:53:58,760
half truth quotes have been taken out of context, smirks

756
00:53:58,920 –> 00:54:02,000
by you know kid in high school. A message can

757
00:54:02,000 –> 00:54:03,599
only be found be a limiteds in a media, and

758
00:54:03,679 –> 00:54:10,920
a message makes use of symbolism. Wow. Taking that list

759
00:54:10,960 –> 00:54:15,760
of ten items and using it as a litmus test

760
00:54:15,760 –> 00:54:20,840
against two thirds of the messages you hear in politics.

761
00:54:21,920 –> 00:54:27,679
Messages you hear from and I quote, settled science. Messages

762
00:54:27,760 –> 00:54:32,119
you hear from people who think that they just know

763
00:54:32,239 –> 00:54:35,599
how you should act and live better than how you

764
00:54:35,639 –> 00:54:41,880
think you should. Your world economic forums, your Club of Rome’s,

765
00:54:42,000 –> 00:54:54,440
your your United Nations agenda twenty thirties. Propaganda, folks, we

766
00:54:54,559 –> 00:55:02,239
are drowning in propaganda. I don’t see it getting any better.

767
00:55:02,599 –> 00:55:05,599
I truly do not see it getting it. And in fact,

768
00:55:06,119 –> 00:55:10,079
I’ve mentioned this in conversation, to people around me, to

769
00:55:10,119 –> 00:55:17,920
my children. At times, our federal government spends an I’ve

770
00:55:18,000 –> 00:55:25,400
seen amount of money backdoor via colleges, campuses and studies,

771
00:55:25,559 –> 00:55:32,519
you know, big industry, medical industry, studies studying human psychology.

772
00:55:32,679 –> 00:55:36,320
We have for quite some time. Call it what you will,

773
00:55:36,679 –> 00:55:39,000
I mean, take it all the way back to some

774
00:55:39,119 –> 00:55:43,400
of the seventies and sixties and fifties where they tried

775
00:55:43,440 –> 00:55:50,800
to figure out how to manipulate people they’re thinking with drugs.

776
00:55:50,920 –> 00:55:56,760
LSD is a big one juxtaposition here on every once

777
00:55:56,760 –> 00:55:58,679
in a while, on Saturday night, every other Saturday night,

778
00:55:58,800 –> 00:56:08,119
usually huge thing on it. Come to find out, we

779
00:56:08,280 –> 00:56:14,800
download the biggest psy ops tool we can possibly imagine,

780
00:56:15,159 –> 00:56:17,840
right to our phones, and we stick our nose in

781
00:56:17,880 –> 00:56:26,920
it every single day. Amazing. Yes, I know your show already.

782
00:56:26,960 –> 00:56:29,320
I love your show. In fact, I was kind of

783
00:56:29,440 –> 00:56:34,320
halfway involved in starting juxtaposition, surely by accident, by calling

784
00:56:34,400 –> 00:56:36,239
rowdy Rick Robinson and talking to him all the way

785
00:56:36,239 –> 00:56:39,719
home about the Navy disclosing that they knew that there

786
00:56:39,800 –> 00:56:46,920
were things flying around they didn’t know about. And it’s

787
00:56:46,920 –> 00:56:48,880
funny because I found a couple of different things. While

788
00:56:48,880 –> 00:56:53,119
we wrap up this show I found an article, and

789
00:56:53,159 –> 00:56:56,519
basically it was Norwich University had a bunch of pictures

790
00:56:56,519 –> 00:57:00,280
of propaganda and some of the biggest ones the peerd

791
00:57:00,360 –> 00:57:04,639
of capitalist system, the anti capitalist nineteen eleven, the anti

792
00:57:04,679 –> 00:57:11,559
capitalist movement nineteen eighteen. Liberty Loan Drive was a propaganda drive.

793
00:57:12,760 –> 00:57:15,880
Nineteen forties and fifties helped keep your school all American.

794
00:57:15,920 –> 00:57:20,960
They were using Superman and superheroes and everything. Nineteen forty

795
00:57:21,039 –> 00:57:24,800
two Women in war, We can’t win without a nineteen

796
00:57:24,880 –> 00:57:27,719
forty two boy, we set those women to factories to

797
00:57:27,760 –> 00:57:31,880
build things. Nineteen forty three Rosy the Riveter. We can

798
00:57:31,960 –> 00:57:36,639
do it, Old Rosie the Riveter. God bless them. Nineteen

799
00:57:36,719 –> 00:57:40,840
sixty four. Daisy Girl political campaign propaganda used by Linda B.

800
00:57:41,000 –> 00:57:45,480
Johnson during his run for president. Political ad featured an

801
00:57:45,559 –> 00:57:49,719
innocent little girl and a nuclear bomb. The commercial was

802
00:57:49,880 –> 00:57:54,360
aimed at GOP presidential nominee Barry Goldwater and his controversial

803
00:57:54,400 –> 00:57:58,920
comments about atomic warfare. It worked. How many of you

804
00:57:58,920 –> 00:58:05,000
know who Berry Goldwater? And then finally, this is right

805
00:58:05,039 –> 00:58:08,159
on this, this is right on here, right on this picture.

806
00:58:08,199 –> 00:58:13,000
Thing from a college two thousand and eight, big poster,

807
00:58:13,280 –> 00:58:16,880
Go tell your mama I’m for Obama. Artist Ray Nolan

808
00:58:16,960 –> 00:58:21,280
created a widely known poster which emphasized Barack Obama’s history

809
00:58:21,280 –> 00:58:25,760
of community organizing and support for grassroots consensus building, otherwise

810
00:58:25,800 –> 00:58:30,920
known as communism. Barack Obama was a communist. He had

811
00:58:30,960 –> 00:58:36,000
communists all over his campaign. In fact, when I did

812
00:58:36,039 –> 00:58:42,480
that whole article for Misfit Politics on where all of

813
00:58:42,519 –> 00:58:47,360
these huge trains of migrants coming towards America were coming from,

814
00:58:48,559 –> 00:58:51,159
and I narrowed it down to a bunch of groups

815
00:58:51,800 –> 00:58:55,159
in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, mostly Chicago. Most of

816
00:58:55,159 –> 00:58:58,000
the people in those groups were on Barack Obama’s campaign.

817
00:58:59,760 –> 00:59:11,320
It’s amazing. It’s amazing, it’s all over, it’s all around us.

818
00:59:11,800 –> 00:59:21,679
We’re bathing it. I want to leave you with this,

819
00:59:21,800 –> 00:59:26,360
and this is from the zet there now is that

820
00:59:26,440 –> 00:59:29,519
Donald Trump is a Russian asset. Now this is done

821
00:59:29,639 –> 00:59:35,880
quite a while ago, this February twenty fourth, twenty twenty four,

822
00:59:35,880 –> 00:59:41,440
a year ago. Number Two, conspiracy theory and full of

823
00:59:41,480 –> 00:59:44,320
reform groups on the writer trying to overthrow the constitution.

824
00:59:44,559 –> 00:59:51,079
Overthrow the constitution. Three, there’s a conspiracy theory out there

825
00:59:51,079 –> 00:59:53,360
that right wing groups will erupt in violence of Donald

826
00:59:53,400 –> 01:00:00,960
Trump loses the presidential race. Four, The Hamasa on Israel

827
01:00:01,079 –> 01:00:07,280
was a false flag staged by Israel. On reel, these

828
01:00:07,320 –> 01:00:12,000
are not right wing conspiracy theories. Every one of these

829
01:00:12,039 –> 01:00:14,360
that I’m reading right now are liberals. And I’m just

830
01:00:14,400 –> 01:00:18,719
gonna end it right there. Just know, Just know, as

831
01:00:18,760 –> 01:00:26,599
you scroll through whatever social media you have, Twitter, x, Reddit, TikTok,

832
01:00:28,840 –> 01:00:31,039
the Book of Faces, meta, whatever you want to call it,

833
01:00:33,480 –> 01:00:36,639
when you run across things that stoke in emotion, that

834
01:00:36,800 –> 01:00:39,880
piss you off, make you want to kick puppies and

835
01:00:39,920 –> 01:00:43,239
shake babies, or that make you want to be all

836
01:00:43,320 –> 01:00:48,719
patriotic and yeah, let’s go to war. Check yourself, make

837
01:00:48,760 –> 01:00:50,400
sure it’s not propaganda.

838
01:00:51,400 –> 01:00:52,039
Speaker 6: I have.

839
01:00:53,960 –> 01:00:59,280
Speaker 1: Noticed and this is this is straight up attacking some

840
01:00:59,360 –> 01:01:03,239
of the right wing. I don’t know media outlets, whatever

841
01:01:03,239 –> 01:01:05,880
they are, there is a group and I don’t know

842
01:01:05,920 –> 01:01:08,119
if these are FEDS trying to lure people in or

843
01:01:08,159 –> 01:01:11,519
if they’re actually a propaganda outlet that they just haven’t

844
01:01:11,559 –> 01:01:16,800
uncovered yet. There is a certain criteria that I see

845
01:01:16,840 –> 01:01:18,880
sometimes that I check off that if I see that,

846
01:01:18,920 –> 01:01:21,079
if somebody follows me and I go onto their account

847
01:01:21,079 –> 01:01:23,639
and I see it, there’s a lot of times I

848
01:01:23,760 –> 01:01:26,320
just nope, don’t follow them back, just ignore them, put

849
01:01:26,360 –> 01:01:32,400
them on ignore block. And I don’t know these are

850
01:01:32,440 –> 01:01:35,239
not I’m not talking facts right now. I’m just talking

851
01:01:35,280 –> 01:01:40,039
what I’ve noticed. You get a counts sometime that follow

852
01:01:40,079 –> 01:01:44,599
you hooray, maga patriot blah blah blah talking to mama

853
01:01:44,719 –> 01:01:49,679
blah blah blah. And Abby is like an impossibly beautiful girl,

854
01:01:49,920 –> 01:01:57,760
impossibly beautiful. Number two, they have one hundred and fifty

855
01:01:57,800 –> 01:02:01,119
thousand people following them. One hundred and fifty thousand people

856
01:02:01,159 –> 01:02:04,199
following them, but they only follow about one hundred and

857
01:02:04,239 –> 01:02:11,199
fifty two hundred people. Number three, they don’t have any

858
01:02:11,559 –> 01:02:17,280
humanist thoughts. There’s nothing like, Hey, guys, my car broke down.

859
01:02:17,480 –> 01:02:20,400
Things are going bad today. My kid’s going back to college.

860
01:02:20,440 –> 01:02:24,159
I’m upset about it. I’ve hurt myself and I’m gonna

861
01:02:24,199 –> 01:02:27,320
be off for a few days trying to recover. Or

862
01:02:27,679 –> 01:02:33,519
it’s all politics one hundred percent foot on the throttle,

863
01:02:33,760 –> 01:02:36,079
go go go. And these are on the left too.

864
01:02:36,159 –> 01:02:39,760
Jojo from Jersey is one of the big ones. Who’s

865
01:02:39,800 –> 01:02:42,079
that one guy that he thinks he’s all that, but

866
01:02:42,360 –> 01:02:48,360
we all know he’s paid. We know who he is. Now, Hey, yep,

867
01:02:48,400 –> 01:02:52,320
then went to usaid, you’re right, Jeff, there’s a lot

868
01:02:52,360 –> 01:02:56,039
of these Number three. If you do follow these people,

869
01:02:56,079 –> 01:02:58,079
they follow you and they follow them back, and then

870
01:02:58,119 –> 01:03:00,840
they unfollow you because they want hundreds of thousands of

871
01:03:00,840 –> 01:03:02,599
people follow them, but they don’t want to see that

872
01:03:02,840 –> 01:03:06,320
anybody else in their timeline. It’s a one way street.

873
01:03:08,000 –> 01:03:13,159
It’s my suspicion that every one of these people are bots.

874
01:03:13,239 –> 01:03:18,280
They’re propaganda spreading bots, and some of them I think

875
01:03:18,360 –> 01:03:23,239
actually work for the ESSA or the FBI or the CIA.

876
01:03:24,280 –> 01:03:27,840
Some of them I think are hooked directly to some

877
01:03:28,039 –> 01:03:34,599
Chinese bot farm, getting everything stirred up, getting everybody emotional,

878
01:03:34,599 –> 01:03:39,599
getting everybody ready to kill the other side. We’re already

879
01:03:39,639 –> 01:03:41,159
up to ten o four. I knew I could speak

880
01:03:41,199 –> 01:03:47,280
an entire hour on this. It worries me. It’s worriesome.

881
01:03:48,920 –> 01:03:58,079
We have quite honestly, quite literally created the perfect psyops

882
01:03:58,119 –> 01:04:04,039
machine in social media. Perfect perfect. You can sit there

883
01:04:04,039 –> 01:04:08,360
and scroll through it for hours on end, and you

884
01:04:08,360 –> 01:04:11,960
can make a snarky comment to somebody with thirteen followers

885
01:04:11,960 –> 01:04:14,920
that just has been as a ten year old to

886
01:04:15,000 –> 01:04:18,119
count with thirteen followers, and they start trying to argue

887
01:04:18,119 –> 01:04:19,679
with you and draw you in just to get you

888
01:04:19,719 –> 01:04:29,760
stirred up. They’re about they’re propaganda, they’re psyops. What’s the

889
01:04:29,880 –> 01:04:34,840
end game? Is it to keep your head in social

890
01:04:34,880 –> 01:04:37,320
media and not pay attention to what’s going on in

891
01:04:37,360 –> 01:04:43,719
real life? Is it to get you to think a

892
01:04:43,760 –> 01:04:45,880
certain way to the point where it draws you into

893
01:04:46,039 –> 01:04:50,480
being a violent insurrectionist just so you can be taken down,

894
01:04:50,559 –> 01:04:58,800
taken out? How many of these people actually do have

895
01:04:58,960 –> 01:05:02,239
purple hair shaved all the way up to the top

896
01:05:02,280 –> 01:05:07,760
of their head. Guys putting on dresses? How many of

897
01:05:07,800 –> 01:05:11,039
those are actually bots? You don’t really see it a

898
01:05:11,039 –> 01:05:14,360
whole lot out in meat space, as already likes to

899
01:05:14,360 –> 01:05:20,760
declare it, but yet you see it on social media

900
01:05:20,920 –> 01:05:23,960
over and over and over and over again. It’s got

901
01:05:24,000 –> 01:05:28,159
me thinking. This, combined with the dead Internet theory, has

902
01:05:28,239 –> 01:05:33,960
me thinking how much of this crap is real? I’m

903
01:05:34,000 –> 01:05:37,400
Alan Ray. This is Sunday Night with Alan Ray. I’ll

904
01:05:37,400 –> 01:05:39,760
be back next week, same bat time, same bat place,

905
01:05:39,840 –> 01:05:42,840
Lord willing, we’ll talk again soon.

906
01:06:05,360 –> 01:06:05,559
Speaker 4: Nine