Arsenal of brainwashing the world government

2023 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-11-26 22:42

Noam Chomsky is a professor of linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, linguist, philosopher, social activist, author of books and political analyst considered one of the most prominent thinkers of our time, says El Club de los Lipos Perdidos.

His books have been distributed all over the world. Especially popular is his list of ways to manipulate human consciousness, which are used by the media and governments.

Read it and you will understand a lot:

1. Distraction

The main element of social management is to divert people's attention from important problems and decisions made by political and economic ruling circles, through the constant saturation of the information space with insignificant messages.

The distraction technique is essential in order to prevent citizens from gaining important knowledge in the field of modern philosophical movements, advanced science, economics, psychology, neurobiology and cybernetics.

Instead, the information space is filled with news of sports, show business, mysticism and other information components based on relict human instincts from eroticism to hard pornography and from everyday soap stories to questionable ways of easy and quick profit.

2. Problem - Reaction - Solution

A problem is being created, a kind of "situation" calculated to evoke a certain reaction among the population so that it itself requires the adoption of measures that are necessary for the ruling circles.

For example, allow urban violence to spiral or organize bloody attacks to get citizens to demand stronger security laws and policies that infringe on civil liberties.

Or cause some kind of economic, terrorist or man-made crisis in order to force people in their minds to take measures to eliminate its consequences, albeit in violation of their social rights, as a "necessary evil". But you need to understand that crises are not born by themselves.

3. Gradualness

To achieve the adoption of any unpopular measure, it is enough to introduce it gradually, day after day, year after year. It is in this way that fundamentally new socio-economic conditions (neoliberalism) were globally imposed in the 1980s and 1990s.

Minimizing the functions of the state, privatization, uncertainty, instability, massive unemployment, wages that no longer provide a decent life. If all this happened at the same time, it would surely lead to a revolution.

4. Postponement of execution

Another way to push through an unpopular decision is to present it as "painful and necessary" and to get the citizens' consent at the moment to implement it in the future. It is much easier to agree to any sacrifices in the future than in the present.

First, because it won't happen immediately. Secondly, because the people in their mass are always inclined to cherish naive hopes that “tomorrow everything will change for the better” and that the sacrifices demanded of them will be avoided. This gives citizens more time to get used to the idea of change and humbly accept it when the time comes.

5. Infantilization of the people

Most propaganda speeches aimed at the general public use reasoning, characters, words and intonation as if it were school-age children with developmental delays or mentally disabled individuals.

The more someone tries to mislead the listener, the more he tries to use infantile speech patterns. Why?

If someone addresses a person as if he were 12 years old, then due to suggestibility, the response or reaction of this person will also lack a critical assessment, which is typical for children.

6. Emphasis on emotions

Influencing emotions is a classic technique of neurolinguistic programming, aimed at blocking the ability of people to rational analysis, and ultimately to the ability to critically comprehend what is happening.

On the other hand, the use of the emotional factor allows you to open the door to the subconscious in order to introduce thoughts, desires, fears, fears, compulsions or stable patterns of behavior there. Spells about how cruel terrorism is, how unfair the government, how the hungry and humiliated suffer, leave behind the scenes the true reasons for what is happening. Emotions are the enemy of logic.

7. Debilization of the population

An important strategy is to ensure that people become unable to understand the techniques and methods used to control them and bend them to their will.

The quality of education provided to the lower social classes should be as mediocre as possible so that the ignorance that separates the lower social classes from the upper classes remains at a level that the lower classes cannot overcome.1

8. Promotion of fashion for mediocrity

The authorities are trying to introduce the idea that it is fashionable to be stupid, vulgar and ill-mannered. This method is inseparable from the previous one, since everything mediocre in the modern world appears in huge quantities in all social spheres - from religion and science to art and politics.

Scandals, yellow newspapers, witchcraft and magic, dubious humor and populist actions are all useful for achieving one goal: to prevent people from having the opportunity to expand their consciousness to the vast expanses of the real world.

9. Cultivation of feelings of guilt

Another task is to make a person believe that he alone is to blame for his own misfortunes, which occur due to his lack of mental capabilities, abilities or efforts.

As a result, instead of rebelling against the economic system, a person begins to engage in self-deprecation, blaming himself for everything, which causes a depression, leading, among other things, to inaction.

10. Excellent knowledge of human nature

Over the past 50 years, advances in the development of science have led to the formation of a growing gap between the knowledge of ordinary people and the information that the ruling classes possess and use.

Thanks to biology, neurobiology and applied psychology, the system received at its disposal advanced knowledge about a person in the field of both physiology and psyche. The system managed to learn more about an ordinary person than he knows about himself.

This means that in most cases the system has more power and more control over people than they do.

Have you seen these methods in action?