When we talk about PSYOPS and its role in "society" we all too often leave out the effects that PSYOPS has had on "society" to date. Instead, most people look at the "here and now" only, with a very obscured and clearly "influenced" or even "directed" view of the possible "tomorrow".
In this video, there is an "investigative journalist" as per the title she carries. Who has cherry picked 20 or so individuals from a group of some 1600 individuals and with her "book" (which you can buy online) "unintentionally" put all 1600 "into the same basket". I can only hope that there is no conscious malice behind it.
One has to wonder though, was it conscious or the result of a subconscious trail of thought that lead to this obscurity of historical events.
idk. Maybe the author of the book herself does not know. Time may or may not tell.
Why didn't the "investigative" part of the "investigative journalism" title kick in and do a full investigation into ALL of the 1600 individuals?
Now that would have been the pinnacle of transparency within the confinements of the restrictions that archives and witnesses have to offer.
So, is she part of the PSYOPS machinery knowinly or not?
That is the question.
I left a comment on the video:
"We all too often apply current views and opinions onto situations that are not comparable to anything today. Doesn't make it "right or wrong" just different times, different issues, different fears, needs and nothing more or less evil or good than any of the evils and good we see around us today.
Replace Nazi with Chinese Communist Party and this could help give a much better perspective on things in a "modern" day and age."
& the question I put forwards is this:
Has anything really changed since the time that her book tries to present as morally questionable?
I leave it to you to watch, do the research and most importantly 'Think about it'.
Cheers.
Annie Jacobsen presents a fascinating topic from her new book, Operation Paperclip, and takes questions from the audience. Th...
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