PSYOPS is real. In fact it's somewhat of a yawn.

What is interesting is its application domestically. As far as I know it isn't illegal for g-men to employ its use domestically if they perceive something as a 'threat”. Trouble is, who scans them as a potential 'threat'?

Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Does anyone blame the Masons anymore or is that so 20th century?

Source: http://www.wanttoknow.info/060123psyops

There's also stuff on domestic PSYOPS and even wikipedia has info on it. It's age-old. They just don't want to advertise it for obvious reasons…lol..

And not that our PSYOPS folks would EVER consider manipulating our own electoral process…you know…but if they considered another Clinton presidency as a threat to their objectives…well…

You get the picture.

I'll give you a classic example of this. I've seen a poster at another website devoted to discussing how Hillary got the short end of the stick. One poster named “too late” posts a line about how “she” is giving up and just not voting for anyone…or maybe McCain.

They want us to think it's “too late” to re-establish superdelegate dominance so we wont' write them to urge them to reconsider by the Convention in August. A strategic tool in psychological weaponry is infectious apathy. We are herd creatures and save a lot of energy by making decisions based on what we think is the trend of the time.

So if the idea of giving up can seem trendy, we won't notice we still have time to write our superdelegates and press for the candidate the GOP fears like nothing else.

And by the way, there's still time. P-L-E-N-T-Y of time.

And as time goes on you will see how real that GOP strategy is. You do have to do your homework though on the connections between the GOP and Big Media. I'd steer you to some links but the AP might threaten to sue me for directing your attention to them. No reason why you can't use a search engine though..

Set your clocks for midnight after the Democratic Convention and then tune into any major media outlet for news on Obama. OK, now that I've blown it for them, you might have to wait up to a week for the same treatment of Hillary to befall Barack.

It will come as sure as I'm typing this. Real. Yes indeed. Truth is stranger than fiction.

It's all part of their strategy to win this Fall when they know they're up against it.

1. Get Obama on the nomination. Use sexism, censure and misrepresentation of fact to accomplish said goal. Have many staff meetings and memos sent to anchors emphasizing same. Warn them of losing their jobs..

2. KEEP Obama on the nomination until after Democratic Convention (lest any superdelegates decide to defect to their feared enemy and likely-to-win nominee Hillary Clinton).

3. Make people think that Hillary Clinton has ENDED her campaign, when instead she is still in the ballgame and going to the Convention for a formal vote. (ie, get them to “give up” and not urge superdelegates to reconsider their positions.

4. (and here's the relevance to this thread) Shut down or stonewall any attempts to discuss freely strategies or information that would shed light on GOP-Big Media strategies that illustrate #1, # 2, & #3.

5. Wait patiently for the August deadline, still promote an image of Obama as electable until all the superdelegate votes are in. Then, at the stroke of midnight just after Obama is nominated officially, GO FOR HIS JUGULAR ON ALL MEDIA OUTLETS.

6. (Failsafe) If Obama still somehow maintains a threatening presence to a win this Fall, around the middle of October announce new and dire problems of war in the Middle East to galvanize anyone who might tip the vote by being just slightly on Obama's side of the fence from middle.

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Suppression of free flow of information and speech is critical right now before the Democratic Convention. You'll see those efforts drop off after August.

There is a remedy. Contact past supporters of Obama (the GOP strategy) and see what just a few minutes each day on your PC can do to turn around the minds of superdelegates.

The Obama Expatriates: silhouette@suddenlink.net