"As a lifelong music fan and Beatles devotee, confronting this evidence initially felt like sacrilege. Yet the pattern becomes undeniable once you allow yourself to see it."
The @zerohedge blog series carries serious trigger warnings.
Discussion
There is a book called ‘Crystalising Public Opinion’ which depicts a compelling narration of how after WW2, the ‘elites’ concluded the people could not be trusted to vote.
The idea was simply that their vote must be directed from the elites.
i.e. you think you vote for your interests and self determination, but the information you use to decide on the vote is manufactured for you.
That process started in the early 20’s for advertising purposes to create the consumer. It was expanded to cover a broader range post WW2 when Edward Bernayse realised if you could use ‘propaganda’ for war, you could use it for peace and compliance.
I think you would like that book.
The doc "century of self" is also worth watching, along with 'manufacturing consent'. Explains what we see in media and non-nostr social media
This is why when you vote in a box, with an X in a jurisdiction of maritime law, you are literally signifying you are illiterate.
Rabbit hole is deep.
And no, your vote doesn't matter, never did.
Everything is inverted
Yea similarly I'm naviagting the birth certificate process for our newest born right now.
If you have any resources on opting her out of all the legal fictions/strawmans involved I'd be super grateful. In the US fwiw
This website has a video course on all of this.
https://www.thesovereignproject.live/videos
The book I have been reading is called meet your strawman.
https://www.amazon.com/Meet-Your-Strawman-Whatever-Want/dp/1492877670
Here is a website to find lots of resources.
https://nationallibertyalliance.org/
Happy rabbit holing!
Sweet, thank you
Yes, Adam Curtis makes good docs!
If you thought the Beatles were bad, wait till you see what they managed with CIA version of Phil Collins.
frankly there doesn't seem to be much real data connecting the Beatles in that article
meh
Fascinating series of articles. Thanks for sharing!