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RE: Blockchained: The End of Financial Freedom
I completely agree, in fact, some time ago I made a publication about it: The Dark Side of the Bitcoin. There is something very strange, sometimes I think we are moving towards where they want us to move.
As usual, you are far ahead of the curve.
I've felt this way for a very long time. Your references in your post that point to predictive programming that is 30 years old are right on. I read somewhere that the year 1969 was a pivotal point in the acceptance and implementation of behavioral psychology in advertising, which is just propaganda used to increase consumerist activity. Predictive programming is just another facet of that. It makes me examine the ethos being presented to us today and what those in control of the propaganda machine have in mind for society 30 years down the line.
I recall how the TV series 24 got the American public used to the idea of torture as an appropriate way to extract information. I remember as a child seeing 007 kill a spy he was fighting in Dr. No, rammed his head into a doorway. It wasn't enough to just knock him out. I was shocked. Now "take no prisoners" is the norm in any fight, be it on the street gang fight, during a robbery, or for revenge.
Media is not benign. Sad that society is the unwary victim of psychopaths.
That's right, the one who was Sigmund Freud's nephew, Edward Bernays, was able to integrate the psychological concepts of his uncle into advertising, making Western society, mainly the United States, stop buying things out of necessity, and buy things out of desire and impulses . Since those attempts to influence the masses were successful, they have applied it to all kinds of things, television series, movies, magazines, radio, internet, everything.
Absolutely. Bernays' book Propaganda was the basis for public relations and came out about the same time as Hitler's Mein Kamph. Hitler actually wrote Bernay's a thank you note.
This is an example of the social engineering changes that took place in 1969: A Case Study on Employee Behavior Change Management: How an Advertising Agency That Specialized In Behavioral Science and Design Tackled Behavioral Engineering to Induce Change The psychoanalytical framework Freud established in psychology changed into the laboratory rat behavioral modification model introduced by Pavlov but perfected by B. F. Skinner.
One needn't read this entire study to realize that while the Freud model sought to give people insight into their mind, the Skinner model is not interested in anything but bypassing the mind to foster desired behavioral change. I was in school in the 60s and watched this change take place.
It certainly isn't much of a stretch to realize that once one views humanity in terms of animals in need of conditioning, they soon become little more than commodities for use in the economy. Once one opens their eyes to this fact, the purpose of social engineering becomes glaringly obvious.
Do you know this man and what he said in this interview? I heard from him a few days ago, and I realized that some things he says about moving money, have to do with what I said in that publication about bitcoin. Although I do not know to what extent it is true what it says.
Bernard is new to me. Like Perkin's Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, it sort of dovetails with what we already suspect.
I'm forever the skeptic, but there seems to be too much corroborating evidence to dismiss this sort of conspiracy outright.
Since cash is the preferred medium of exchange for the underworld and the shadow government, perhaps it will not disappear completely. Blockchain promises total financial transparency (unless that too is a lie) and the puppet masters must remain in the dark. This is yet another facet to keep in focus as cryptos move ahead. Lots more food for thought here. Thanks.