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February 07, 2005 in Religion | Permalink | Comments (0)

It Takes A Village Idiot

All one needs to do in order to learn the blue prints of social engineering is to watch tv wrestling. Since the public is enthralled with the spectacle of the emotional show they will be more than happy to ignore what is behind the curtain. Take, oh I don't know, the manipulation of an entire U.S. population into a war on terrorism. The need for good over evil will more than suffice.

The script for this one will have to be written by people experienced in covering up massive amounts of b.s., like Wolfowitz, Cheney, Rumsfeld, and Quayle. You start with a good story line. Bush Sr. often called the post war boom of the second half of the last century the "American century". So the story will be called "Project for A New American Century" (PNAC.org). You make Cheney and the gang give it juicy quotes like " new helpful Pearl Harbor event", and "fight and decisively win multiple, simultaneous major theatre wars", and definitely include "the need for a substantial American force presence in the Gulf transcends the issue of the regime of Saddam Hussein."

The people's emotions come next, see? The good and bad guy performers are picked out. Give someone like Bush something to say, like the Rock. Instead of "if you smell what the Rock is cookin" Bush can say, "don't misunder...... mis.......... misunderestimate me". The public won't want to believe that bin Laden was treated in a U.S. hospital for 10 days in July 2001, and met with the CIA during his stay. And they definitely won't want to hear that the SEC still refuses to release the names of everyone who dumped their airline stock immediately before 9/11. And the very day that the joint chiefs of staff later admitted to MSNBC that they were instructed not to fly on, you start the battle.

See? Isn't this exciting? The people are the ones you have to worry about. Crowds can get pretty angry with the bad guys sometimes. So after 9/11 you have Bush sign document number 199I-WF-213589, ordering the FBI to stop its investigation of bin Laden. To keep their interest though, you have to introduce a sub plot. The man that you funded, trained, put in power, gave weapons to, and bought 770,000 barrels of oil a day from, during an embargo, can come into the picture.

To set the stage for the showdown, you have the commentators constantly get the people ready for the battle in Iraq. Bill O'Reilly can say "Assyrians don't exist." But since Bill O'Reilly doesn't know his Assyrians from a hole in the ground, neither will most of his audience.

Pretty simple isn't it? You don't even have to think of new battles. For this one you can use the late 1950s government document called Project Northwoods, a plan calling for the CIA to slam planes into New York buildings, and then blame Castro as an excuse to invade Cuba. Kennedy did not like what he saw when the document reached his desk for approval. But that's OK, we have a different story with this White House.



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