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==Ignorance vs. Intelligence== | ==Ignorance vs. Intelligence== | ||
Those that have the most knowledge, intelligence and conscious awareness of what is really happening in world events will have the most strategic advantage. Those that do not have access to accurate awareness of events or truthful knowledge, but instead are manipulated and deceived to believe false impressions and illusions, will be at a greater disadvantage. Knowledge of the truth is power. Managing intelligence and controlling access to information includes supplying the perceived enemy or opponent with disinformation, in order to trick them into making the wrong decisions based on lies. In the current | Those that have the most knowledge, intelligence and conscious awareness of what is really happening in world events will have the most strategic advantage. Those that do not have access to accurate awareness of events or truthful knowledge, but instead are manipulated and deceived to believe false impressions and illusions, will be at a greater disadvantage. Knowledge of the truth is power. Managing intelligence and controlling access to information includes supplying the perceived enemy or opponent with disinformation, in order to trick them into making the wrong decisions based on lies. In the current [[Information Warfare]] climate diminishing easy access to open source knowledge and sharing of information freely within the global community, it is an important concept to understand.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3168-divide-and-conquer-tactics Divide and Conquer Tactics]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||