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The covert intelligence community or deep state cabals have been partnering with news media organizations for decades, and an entire series of books could be written on their intentional use of psychological manipulation for the purpose of [[Social Engineering]] and mass [[Mind Control]]. In order to manipulate the masses, the [[Power Elite]] covert organizations infiltrated mainstream media corporations and set up privately owned think tanks to spread disinformation and produce stories shared on most news channels, to gain full control over the media outlets. Much of the disinformation tactics are the byproduct of government intelligence experiments conducted in partnership with academic and scientific institutions worldwide, recognizing academia as the most fertile soil of assorted human mind control and behavioral experiments, such as [[MKUltra]]. | The covert intelligence community or deep state cabals have been partnering with news media organizations for decades, and an entire series of books could be written on their intentional use of psychological manipulation for the purpose of [[Social Engineering]] and mass [[Mind Control]]. In order to manipulate the masses, the [[Power Elite]] covert organizations infiltrated mainstream media corporations and set up privately owned think tanks to spread disinformation and produce stories shared on most news channels, to gain full control over the media outlets. Much of the disinformation tactics are the byproduct of government intelligence experiments conducted in partnership with academic and scientific institutions worldwide, recognizing academia as the most fertile soil of assorted human mind control and behavioral experiments, such as [[Project MKUltra|MKUltra]]. | ||
In general, when committees or think tanks are formed by the experts to perform due diligence and research on controversial news topics surfacing in the mainstream, it is highly publicized for the purpose of neutralizing public dissent and to eradicate any further questioning by independent researchers. By appointing a committee of supposed experts handpicked by the intelligence community, that have reached inconclusive end results in their exploration of unapproved topics, the psychological manipulation tactic used is that the authority has told us that ‘there is nothing to look at here folks’. It is a method used to shut down discussion and incite silence in the opposition, much like the term ‘conspiracy theorist’ is used as slander, to discredit legitimate questions from being raised by researchers using critical thinking skills. | In general, when committees or think tanks are formed by the experts to perform due diligence and research on controversial news topics surfacing in the mainstream, it is highly publicized for the purpose of neutralizing public dissent and to eradicate any further questioning by independent researchers. By appointing a committee of supposed experts handpicked by the intelligence community, that have reached inconclusive end results in their exploration of unapproved topics, the psychological manipulation tactic used is that the authority has told us that ‘there is nothing to look at here folks’. It is a method used to shut down discussion and incite silence in the opposition, much like the term ‘conspiracy theorist’ is used as slander, to discredit legitimate questions from being raised by researchers using critical thinking skills. | ||