Cultural engineering
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Cultural engineering, (often confused or conflated with social engineering, manufactured consent, popular consensus, or mass media,) is the ability to direct or shape society through a variety of means and mechanisms.
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Strategy of tension
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Hegelian dialectic
Hegelian dialectics is a 3-part (thesis + antithesis = synthesis) process to achieve the ultimately desired results through conflict.
- Examples:
- The corporatocracy (large corporations, big government, and corporate media), wish to dominate political discourse increasing their power, dominance, and totalitarian squeeze on humanity, yet must be through bread and circus distraction to quell public discontentment and let the masses believe they have some control. Distracted by talent shows, football, and political theater, the good consumer may choose from 37 types of cereal, yet the good politically-illiterate citizen may only choose from the two political parties - Republicans and Democrats - both subsets of the war mongering Neoliberal business party. The Republicans keep pushing right and the paid-to-fail Democrats negotiate from center as the Overton window drift right. That's why there is no mass peace movement nor any political resistance to perpetual global war. The resultant synthesis is a passive public who believe they've participated in democracy of their own design.
- The totalitarian militarized police state would like to disarm the populace so it will be easier to SWAT dissenters. Controlling the media and propaganda myths, secret agencies and their agents, assets, informants, and the crisis industry manufacture false flag terror events, that may or may not actually hurt people, to blame on patsies or enemies. The terrorized public outcry will demand stronger gun control, more draconian laws, wars on enemies abroad, wars on immigrants, wars on minorities, wars on mental health issues, and wars on the poor and desperate. Which is exactly what the kakistocracy wanted anyway.
- The CIA'sOperation Gladio covert terror campaign unleashed upon the European continent after World War II and was (false flag) blamed on anarchists and communists justifying the clandestine US and UK forces "stay behind" presence in Europe for the Cold War and today's North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) operations.
Manufacturing consent
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- Manufacturing Consent or Engineering Consent
- Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media, a 1988 book by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky
- Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media, a 1992 documentary film based on the book
- Manufacturing Consent: Changes in the Labor Process under Monopoly Capitalism, a 1979 book by Michael Burawoy
- A phrase from Public Opinion, a 1922 book by Walter Lippmann
- "The Engineering of Consent", a 1947 essay by Edward Bernays (father of propaganda)
Mass media (the manipulative and exploitive corporatocracy's competitive consumer culture narrative)
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Propaganda & Psy-ops
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- Propaganda, now known as public relations, can change public opinion on anything from fashionable trends and consumer appetite to political drifts in the Overton window.
- Edward Bernays, Sigmond Freud's nephew, wrote one of the earliest most influential books on Propaganda (book), was key to campaigns for Madison Avenue advertising, government public relations (propaganda), and overthrowing a "banana republic".
- Psychological operation, psych-op, or psy-op, or psyop
- Corporate media radio stations may promote their corporate music productions while ignoring independent artists.
- Hippie culture was pushed into the edges of mainstream culture, starting in Laurel Canyon...
- Peace movement was clean cut college students until campuses got their culturally engineered groove on while becoming freaks to the mainstream. Nixon started the drug war as a prejudiced excuse to shut down hippies at peace rallies and repressed African American communities, supported by a society primed with negative racist stereotypes through history and Blacksploitation feature films, despite the few token ineffective anti-racial laws.
- Iran-Contra, Barry Seal, Mena, Arkansas, Bush-Clinton Crime Families, Gary Webb, suicided, assassinations, coup d'état
- Only the means and methods have changed. Afghanistan drugs...
- Police, justice, law enforcement, FBI, CIA, etc all dominate corporate media - social programming respectful acceptance of authoritarian hierarchies and their domination on women.
- Message control + Truther#controling reality (copy/paste segment from Truther article here to re-edit)
- Message control + Truther#Corporate media's self censorship (copy/paste segment from Truther article here to re-edit)
- Message control + Truther#Truth vs Dynamic Silence (copy/paste segment from Truther article here to re-edit)
- Psych-ops (psychological opperations) to wage full spectrum dominance over as many aspects of your life as possible
- Message control + Truther#The war for your mind (copy/paste segment from Truther article here to re-edit)
- Message control + Truther#Modern health & care is a joke (copy/paste segment from Truther article here to re-edit)
Terrorism On Sheeple
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- Political abuse of psychiatry, power and control in abusive relationships, psychological manipulation, psychological warfare, U.S unethical human experimentation, CIA Project MKUltra
- Trutherism, anti-cultural engineering, anti-deception, anti-liar-ism, anti-fakenews, anti-propaganda, Agitative propaganda, anti-authoritarian, anti-establishment, conspirohpile
- Drills, live drills, false flags, and hoaxes
- Theatre of Cruelty = society is brutalized for trauma based mind control on a mass scale - as by David McGowan in Programmed to Kill
- #Hegelian dialectic (see above)
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Tribalism & Identity
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- building up and tearing down neighbourhoods, heritage, cultures, religions, identities
- Hegelian dialectics (see above)
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Religion
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B. F. Skinner on cultural engineering
Radical behavioral and behavioralist psychologist B. F. Skinner, wrote about cultural engineering in at least two books, devoting a chapter to it in both Science and Human Behavior and Beyond Freedom and Dignity. In Science and Human Behavior[1] a chapter is titled "Designing a Culture" and expands on this position as well as in other documents. In Beyond Freedom and Dignity, when describing other cultural designs, there are many indirect references to Walden Two, another utopian novel of his, that in its time could have been considered science fiction, since science-based methods for altering people's behavior did not yet exist.[2][3] Such methods are now known as applied behavior analysis.
Walden Two is controversial because its characters speak of a rejection of free will [4] and a rejection of the proposition that human behavior is controlled by a non-corporeal entity, such as a spirit or a soul.[5] Walden Two embraces the proposition that the behavior of organisms, including humans, is determined by environmental variables,[6] and that systematically altering environmental variables can generate a sociocultural system that very closely approximates utopia.[7]
See also
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- Alternative journalism
- Alternative journalist
- Alternative media
- Analyst
- Contextualization
- Elite power analyst
- Exposé
- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
- Historical revisionism
- Historical revisionist
- Independent journalism
- Independent journalist
- Independent media
- Investigative journalism
- Investigative journalist
- Investigative media
- Newshound
- Muckraker
- Overton window
- Power elite analyst
- Reporter
- Researcher
- Revisionist
- Revisionism
- Suppressed history analyst
- Among the Truthers, a 2011 book about conspiracy theories
- Authority
- Banksters
- Bank of International Settlements, BIS
- Censorship
- Coporatocracy
- Corruption
- Disenfranchisement
- "Education"
- Elites
- "Equality"
- Establishment
- "Fairness"
- "Free speech"
- Federal Reserve
- Freedom of speech
- Full spectrum dominance
- Ideocracy
- Justice
- "Justice system"
- Kakistocracy
- Machiavellianism
- Monopoly and Hegemony
- Monopoly on violence
- Noble lie
- Non-Governmental Organizations, NGOs
- Oligarchy
- Pedophocracy
- Plausible deniability
- Powers & Pricipalities
- SJW / Social justice warrior
- Slavery
- Status quo
- Strategy of tension
- The class structure of America
- Totalitarianism
- CIA Operation Gladio / Operation Gladio B, European terror campaign blamed on commies, etc
- CIA Operation Mockingbird, infiltration of corporate news media
- CIA Operation Northwoods, proposed aircraft false flag against Cuba
- CIA Project MKUltra, both generic mind control studies named from one of the operations
- Conspire
- Bible conspiracy theory
- Conspiracies
- Conspiracism
- Conspiracy (disambiguation)
- Conspiracy analysis
- Conspiracy analyst, not pejorative
- Conspiracy theorist, often pejorative
- Conspiracy theory (disambiguation)
- Conspirateurs, a French board game
- Conspirator (disambiguation)
- Conspiratorium, a portmanteau of conspiracy theorist and auditorium, frequently used and perhaps coined by Lionel (radio personality)[8][9][10]
- Conspiretard, extremely pejorative
- Conspirituality, a portmanteau of conspiracy and spirituality
- Conspirophile
- List of conspiracy theories
- List of 9/11 Truth websites
- List of 9/11 Truth conferences
- Lists of famous truthers
- New World Order (conspiracy theory)
- Tin foil hat
- Tinfoil hat
- Truther
- Trutherism, anti-cultural engineering, anti-deception, anti-liar-ism, anti-fakenews, anti-propaganda, Agitative propaganda, anti-authoritarian, anti-establishment, conspirohpile
- 7/7 truth
- 9/11 Truth movement
- Boston bombing truth
- Clinton Foundation truth
- Gulf of Tonkin truth
- Las Vegas shooting truth
- Manchester bombing truth
- O.J. Simpson truth
- Oklahoma City bombing truth
- Sandy Hook shooting truth
- Titanic truth
- U.S.S. Liberty truth
- Truth
- Truths
- Truthiness
- Deep state
- Black-ops
- Covert-ops
- Discover the Networks
- Fall-back propaganda
- False flag events
- Floating matrix (secret hierarchical network of limited need to know agents and assets)
- Fourth-generation warfare
- Geopolitics
- Hoax events / staged events
- Limited hangouts
- Murder of Seth Rich
- "National interests"
- NDAA 2013's Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012 legalized use of propaganda and psychological operations on the American public
- Plausible deniability
- Pretense for war
- Propaganda and Psy-ops
- Shadow government
- Shadow Party
- Shyster arsenal (CIA tricks & tools)
- Spycraft
- Spy culture, see also SpyCulture.com
- Suicided
- List of alternative media
- List of independent media
- List of lists
- List of satanic ritual abuse allegations
- Lists of atheists
- Lists of people by belief (including non-beliefs)
- Lists of skeptics
- Message control
- Censorship
- Hard censorship
- Soft censorship
- Demonitization, a soft term for stealing platforms and potential profits from content providers
- CIA Operation Mockingbird, infiltration of corporate news media
- Disenfranchisement
- Domestic propaganda (The NDAA Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012 nullified the 1948 law forbidding domestic propaganda campaigns and now legally justifies psychological operations (lies, fake news, false flag events) to influence public opinion waged on American civilians.)
- Double speak
- Dynamic silence
- Emotional resonance with de-rationalization
- Free speech
- Half-truths
- Hegelian Dialectic
- Lying by omission
- Limited hangout
- Manipulation
- manufacturing consent (disambiguation)
- Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media, a 1988 book by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky
- Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media, a 1992 documentary film based on the book
- Manufacturing Consent: Changes in the Labor Process under Monopoly Capitalism, a 1979 book by Michael Burawoy
- A phrase from Public Opinion, a 1922 book by Walter Lippmann
- "The Engineering of Consent", a 1947 essay by Edward Bernays (father of propaganda)
- Mass surveillance
- Media monopoly
- Ministry of Truth
- Narrative
- Narrative control
- Narrative domination
- Narrative setting
- Ostrichism
- Overton window
- Persuasion
- Peer pressure
- Psychological manipulation
- Psychological projection
- Propaganda is now "Public relations"
- Propaganda in the United States
- Punching down
- Red pill and blue pill
- Repetition
- Role models
- Scapegoating
- Silencing
- Spin
- Strategy of tension
- Censorship
- Pedophocracy
- List of acknowledged pedophilia elites
- List of alleged pedophilia elites
- Pedogate / Pizzagate / Pedowood / Pedovore
- Catholic Church sexual abuse cases
- Power and control in abusive relationships
- Political abuse of psychiatry
- Psychological manipulation
- Psychological warfare
- Parabiosis
- Organ harvesting
- Sex trafficking
- Deviancy amplification spiral
- Bibliophile, book lover or collector
- Arctophile, teddy bear collector
- Audiophile, hi-fi sound and tech enthusiast
- Cinephiles and filmophiles have cinephilia, a love of movies
- Coprophile
- Museophile, one who loves museums
- vexillophile, one who collects, displays, and/or studies flags, their history and meaning
- Videophile, connoisseur of hi-def video
- Must read:
- Aldous Huxley's Brave New World
- George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
- Major General Smedley D. Butler's War Is A Racket
- Christopher Bollyn's Solving 9-11: The Deception That Changed The World
- Christopher Bollyn's The War On Terror: The Plot To Rule The Middle East
- National Security Cinema, The Shocking New Evidence Of Government Control In Hollywood
- Esoteric Hollywood by Jay Dyer
- David McGowan's Derailing Democracy, partially outdated but still apt
- David McGowan's Understanding The F-Word, fascism, partially outdated
- David McGowan's Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon, CIA's hippie movement
- David McGowan's Programmed To Kill, The Politics Of Serial Murder
- Douglas Valentine's The Phoenix Program, truth on the Vietnam War
- Douglas Valentine's The CIA As Organized Crime
- Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine, economics and foreign coups
- Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media
- Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance
- Must see documentaries:
- The Minds of Men, a 2018 documentary on social engineering by Aaron Dykes & Melissa Dykes of Truthstream Media.
- Century of Enslavement: The History of The Federal Reserve, a 2014 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- How Big Oil Conquered the World, a 2015 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- Why Big Oil Conquered The World, a 2017 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- 9/11 Trillions: Follow The Money, a 2015 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- 9/11 War Games, a 2018 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- 9/11 Suspects, a 2016 playlist of short documentaries by James Corbett (journalist).
- American Anthrax v1.5, a 2015 documentary by Robbie Martin on YouTube.
- A Very Heavy Aggenda, a documentary series by Robbie Martin of Media Roots.
- any number of document
- A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995, a 2011 documentary by Free Mind Films about the bombing cover up, on YouTube.
- The Secret Life of Timothy McVeigh, a 2015 documentary by James Corbett (journalist).
- Waco, the Big Lie (on YouTube with Waco II, The Big Lie Continues, are 1993 and 1994 documentaries by Linda Thompson
- Deep Web: The Untold Story of Bitcoin and the Silk Road, a 2015 documentary by Alex Winter, about the Silk Road, an authentic free-market using bitcoin taken down by the corrupt establishment "justice" system.
- Downloaded, a 2012-2013 documentary by Alex Winter, about Napster and its community.
- The Panama Papers, a 2018 documentary by Alex Winter, about The Panama Papers.
- Mirage Men, a 2013 documentary by John Lundberg about CIA psy-ops and manipulation of public awareness of UFOs.
- The Red Pill, a 2013 documentary by John Lundberg about CIA psy-ops and manipulation of public awareness of UFOs.
- Hollywood Decoded, a series by Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner
- Must see movies:
- 9/11: A Conspiracy Theory, a 2011 comedy short by James Corbett (journalist).
- Three Days Of The Condor, a 1975 spycraft thriller.
- Winter Kills, a 1979 political thriller comedy.
- Nineteen Eighty-Four, a 1984 dystopian movie based on the novel.
- The Little Drummer Girl, a 1984 movie by George Roy Hill about Mossad spycraft.
- Hidden Agenda, a 1990 movie by Ken Loach about British state terrorism and spycraft in Ireland.
- The Truman Show, a 1998 sci-fi movie about waking up to a new reality.
- The Matrix, a 1999 sci-fi movie by The Wachowskis about waking up to a new reality.
- Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind, a 2002 spycraft thriller comedy.
- Paradise Now, a 2005 movie about Palestinians suffering under Israeli occupation.
- Oblivion, a 2013 sci-fi movie about waking up to a new reality.
- Kill The Messenger, a 2014 biopic about Gary Webb and his Dark Alliance book on CIA involvement in Contra cocaine trafficking.
- The Wizard Of Oz, have faith in authority and ignore the man behind the curtain.
- Alice In Wonderland, endless allegories and rabbit holes to explore.
References
<templatestyles src="Div col/styles.css"/>- ↑ Skinner, B.F. (1953). Science and Human Behavior, Chapter XXVIII: "Designing a Culture". Cambridge, Massachusetts: B.F. Skinner Foundation. Paperback edition: Free Press (March 1, 1965). ISBN 0029290406, ISBN 978-0029290408.
- ↑ Skinner, B.F. (1986). "Some Thoughts About the Future". Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 45(2), p. 229. "What the protagonist in Walden Two called a behavioral technology was at the time still science fiction, but it soon moved into the real world."
- ↑ Skinner, B.F. (1948). Walden Two. Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company. Revised 1976 edition, page vi. ISBN 0-87220-779-X. "The 'behavioral engineering' I had so frequently mentioned in the book was, at the time, little more than science fiction".
- ↑ Aschner, Mary Jane McCue (1965). "The Planned Man: Skinner". The Educated Man: Studies in the History of Educational Thought. Paul Nash, Andreas M. Kazamias, and Henry J. Perkinson (Editors). John Wiley & Sons, pp. 389–421. "Public reaction to Walden Two, with its proposal for planned man, was initially slow. But eventually Skinner found himself at the storm center of a controversy that has scarcely abated to this day. Philosophers and psychologists charged into the latest jousting match in the perennial tourney between proponents of determinism and defenders of free will". p. 402.
- ↑ Ivie, Stanley D. (2006). "Models and Metaphors". Journal of Philosophy and History of Education 56, pp. 82–92. Retrieved August 23, 2012. "Skinner’s system does not provide for a God or a human soul". p. 88.
- ↑ Skinner, B.F. (1938). The Behavior of Organisms: An Experimental Analysis. Cambridge, Massachusetts: B.F. Skinner Foundation. ISBN 1-58390-007-1, ISBN 0-87411-487-X.
- ↑ Skinner, B.F. (1971). Beyond Freedom and Dignity. Knopf. ISBN 0394425553, ISBN 978-0394425559.
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