social manipulation | Shift Frequency

Joe Martino – In a recent tweet from the European Commission’s Defense Industry and Space (DEFIS), they claimed they will begin to crack down on online discussion relating to Flat Earth, UFOs, and Aliens as they feel there is disinformation permeating all sectors of our society when it comes to these subjects. They intend on working with the EU Digital Services Act to put a plan in place in the coming months.

Who knows what their plan will look like when it’s ready, but it falls in line with a rapidly building culture within government of taking mass control of narratives that are controversial and important to the general public. In the process, government and mainstream media seem to be the only ones allowed to have a voice anyone can hear. Continue reading →

Tiffany FitzHenry – If you were paying attention, and if you were able to be honest with yourself, you noticed something very interesting happen during the 2016 election.

Celebrities became totally irrelevant.

Right before our eyes, these once walking, talking, receptacles of global influence became a silly, powerless, feckless, impotent, frustrated, angry, little, mob. And we had a front row seat to all of it. We watched, in real-time, as their worst nightmare came true; we completely stopped caring about them. And our ambivalence is clearly their kryptonite.

If you recall Sally Field’s painfully pathetic Oscar’s speech from decades ago, when she gushed like a preschooler on the playground, “You like me, you really like me,” it’s pretty obvious this narcissistic insecurity is their driving force—us caring about and idolizing them. But now we know too much. We know how the prison pyramid works. We know they’ve done dark things to get where they are. We know that ‘us listening to them’ is not only their deepest desire, it is the purpose for which they were created and why they are allowed to exist. Their influence is the currency on which they survive. And, as of this writing, their influence has officially flat-lined.

‘Celebrity,’ as we’ve known it, is dead

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