Nordic wrote:Mass suicides would be very bad PR just as news stories revealing record levels of ptsd would be very bad PR.
Well that's what they do have, but how many people do you know who even talk about that?
None.
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Nordic wrote:Mass suicides would be very bad PR just as news stories revealing record levels of ptsd would be very bad PR.
Well that's what they do have, but how many people do you know who even talk about that?
Crikket wrote:I appreciate your insights into that Geico commercial. Very well said.
And even if HMW's hypotheses are incredible, they have me thinking critically about subtextual messages in media placement.
brainpanhandler wrote:Not only that, I recognize patterns (mainly cable tv I'm talking about) which seem to correspond to current events as if there is an overall orchestration. I can't help it. It's there. I see it. I can't ignore it. I don't care how incredible it seems to believe such orchestration is possible.
justdrew wrote:just noticed a little tidbit in the recent Harpers Index...
number of the top 10 prime times TV shows that regularly features corpses... 8
Chaos is an American television series for the CBS network. The one-hour comedic drama ran from April 1, 2011 to April 15, 2011, as a midseason replacement for The Defenders.
Premise
Threats to national security are investigated by a group of rogue CIA spies in the division of Clandestine Administration and Oversight Services (CAOS), while also trying to keep their jobs from being eliminated due to budget cuts. New agent Rick Martinez (Freddy Rodriguez) joins the team as an in-house mole for CIA Director H.J. Higgins (Kurtwood Smith). However, Martinez is quickly found out by the team, who "turn" him for their own use.[
Keyword hijacking decoy of the Vietnam War-era USG counterinsurgency campaign to decapitate and demolish organized dissent
called by CIA "Operation CHAOS.'
Canadian_watcher wrote:justdrew wrote:j
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corpses are the new tits.
Canadian_watcher wrote:brainpanhandler wrote:Not only that, I recognize patterns (mainly cable tv I'm talking about) which seem to correspond to current events as if there is an overall orchestration. I can't help it. It's there. I see it. I can't ignore it. I don't care how incredible it seems to believe such orchestration is possible.
I see it too. Sometimes it freaks me right out, and I want to turn to my family and explain why but I know how futile that would be.
justdrew wrote:just noticed a little tidbit in the recent Harpers Index...
number of the top 10 prime times TV shows that regularly features corpses... 8
...
In the American press, calls for a
negotiated peace were all but inaudible.
The only significant publicity
that any U.S. peace advocacy group
got after 1942 was negative—
witheringly negative in one instance,
and rightly so. It came in connection
with the formation of something
called the Peace Now Movement,
which set up an offi ce on Manhattan’s
East 40th Street in July 1943.
Abraham Kaufman, while admiring
the antiwar writings of the new
group’s chairman, George Hartmann,
remained wary of its methods,
and not just because its name appropriated
his own group’s most stirring
and useful phrase. What disturbed
him was that the Peace Now Movement
was willing, as the War Resisters
League was not, to accept support
from pro-fascists and anti-Semites, or
even from “the devil himself,” according
to Hartmann, in order to
bring the war to an end.
Kaufman also had doubts about the
past of one of the group’s organizers,
John Collett, who’d been institutionalized
for a mental disorder, and whose
Norwegian visa imparted a fascist
taint. In any case, Collett, out on a
speaking tour, self-destructed: he was
arrested in Cincinnati for peeping
into a sorority shower and fined a hundred
dollars.
...
brainpanhandler wrote:I know that feeling. I've often considered getting tivo and learning some basic video editing and producing my own psyops analysis of msm, meme by meme, phrase by phrase, image by image. I think it would pretty rapidly expand into a documentary.
What all of us here more or less agree on is that msm is used wittingly to promote cultural memes which are advantagous to the ownership class. That's pretty uncontroversial. But what Hugh contends and what I was referring to and what I believe you are saying you notice as well is some sort of real time crisis response pr department which orchestrates programming which either reinforces helpful to power memes or obscures damaging to power stories and information.
brainpanhandler wrote:what Hugh contends and what I was referring to and what I believe you are saying you notice as well is some sort of real time crisis response pr department which orchestrates programming which either reinforces helpful to power memes or obscures damaging to power stories and information.
brainpanhandler wrote:justdrew wrote:just noticed a little tidbit in the recent Harpers Index...
number of the top 10 prime times TV shows that regularly features corpses... 8
Did you read the article Why I'm a pacifist: The dangerous myth of the Good War by Nicholson Baker
The Consul wrote:My oldest brother was given a citation for packing Gary Powers parachute.
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