It definitely appears that the corporate
media is in a mode of damage control. There are certain subjects
which this media establishment would have never touched unless
somehow coerced into doing so. Yet recent reports from publications such
as the Washington Post may reveal that this trend of controlled
narratives is changing rather quickly.
Since the end of 2016 until this point,
the public has been exposed to an endless stream of media outrage.
This media campaign of antagonization naturally led to an outraged
and volatile public. Some of this public outrage seems to have
been genuine. However, there has been a good majority of
demonstrations which turned out to be largely counterfeited in
nature.
We all know the name George Soros
by this point and how this overly wealthy billionaire has used his
remaining fortune to attempt to overthrow the United States
government for his own selfish gain. Though the current government
has been problematic in a number of ways, the motives of George Soros
have been strictly financial. The current United States
government has been extremely disadvantageous to Soros' own financial
interest as well as the interests of many of his elitist cohorts.
The corporate media which ultimately
follows the financial direction of George Soros and other globalists
has attempted to sell the idea that the anti-Trump movement was
solely motivated by good conscience and authentic public upheaval.
Though some Americans have been genuinely upset by the actions of the
current administration, the numerous public demonstrations do not
seem to add up. The issues which many people claim to have started
with the Trump administration have been problems for decades on end.
Yet none of these issues had ever lead to such large and numerous
protests until money was offered to thousands of individuals in
exchange for their participation.
This recent admission from the
Washington Post not only confirms the compromise of authentic
American grassroots movements, but actually attempts to excuse away
the hypocrisy of many recent falsified protests. Here is Washington
Post.
On April 15, thousands of protesters gathered around the country to call for President Trump to release his tax returns. Trump responded as he often does, by tweeting: “Someone Should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. The election is over!” Breitbart News picked up on the tweet and ran a rambling article that linked to its extensive coverage of how George Soros is (allegedly) singlehandedly funding the organizations and staffers leading the anti-Trump movement. Breitbart similarly claimed that an entirely different set of protesters agitating at the University of California at Berkeley in February were paid about $50,000; that same month, the National Review Online claimed that Dakota Access Pipeline protesters had been paid unspecified amounts for their time and trouble.
Little evidence exists to back the claim that significant numbers of protesters are paid, or, for that matter, that any significant number of workers seeking a union are “salts.” However, the allegations that even one participant is paid immediately calls into question the legitimacy of a cause. Behind these accusation is the idea that social movements should be entirely spontaneous, volunteer-driven, and untarnished by the exchange of money. Anything else would betray a lack of moral purity and reveal ulterior motives. And although successful protest movements rarely if ever succeed without an investment of resources, we create simplified mythologies that perpetuate these ideas of monetarily immaculate conception.
In reality, organizations often do sponsor or support rallies and send paid staff to help organize them, although unpaid protesters typically outnumber organizers. Nonetheless, history suggests that strong movements do well with both paid and unpaid agents agitating for change. Take, for instance, Rosa Parks. Often referred to as the “mother of the civil rights movement,” she refused to give up her seat on an Alabama bus to a white passenger after a long day of work. Parks, however, did not stumble upon her role in history simply because her feet were tired. By the time of her Dec. 1, 1955, arrest, Parks and her husband were seasoned activists with more than 20 years of experience in the civil rights movement, including Parks serving as secretary of the Montgomery, Ala., chapter of the NAACP. Parks worked as a seamstress for local white liberal activists Clifford and Virginia Durr, who helped fund her trip and training at the famed Highlander Folk School, where she received training in tactics of resistance, just four months before her arrest.
Predictably, just like today, many tried to discredit the Montgomery Bus Boycott by arguing that Rosa Parks
WaPo Admits Protests Are Paid, Doesn't Care
To the untrained and unawakened eye,
articles such as the one above might appear to offer reasonable
arguments. Those not familiar with recent events might buy into the falsehood that there is no proof of any wrongdoing by corporate interests, and that the elitists behind them are nothing but angelic. To the observant, however, this is one more classic case of financial corruption to add to the countless others that have polluted governmental and corporate integrity.
Snopes, the Supposed Arbiter of ‘Fake News’ - Accused of ‘Defrauding Own Site to Pay for Prostitutes’
There can be extreme hazards in the financial compromise of public movements (as in every case of financial compromise). These false astroturf movements have been presented by the corporate media as authentic and genuine. As per the typical media narrative, there is nothing wrong with a little charitable donation here and there, but by this point, most of us know better than to blindly believe the "charity" of corporate interests. Reports like the above may either reveal the failure of news companies to do their due diligence, or the deliberate attempts by these companies to hide the fact that many recent protests were merely gimmicks promoted by financial interests for selfish gain.
Snopes, the Supposed Arbiter of ‘Fake News’ - Accused of ‘Defrauding Own Site to Pay for Prostitutes’
There can be extreme hazards in the financial compromise of public movements (as in every case of financial compromise). These false astroturf movements have been presented by the corporate media as authentic and genuine. As per the typical media narrative, there is nothing wrong with a little charitable donation here and there, but by this point, most of us know better than to blindly believe the "charity" of corporate interests. Reports like the above may either reveal the failure of news companies to do their due diligence, or the deliberate attempts by these companies to hide the fact that many recent protests were merely gimmicks promoted by financial interests for selfish gain.
Corporate news sources such as
Washington Post have a tendency to only promote the side of
the truth that is advantageous to their corporate owners. They ignore corruption and criminal activity in order to promote the narratives of the elite. This has largely converted modern news sources into the Marketing and Advertising departments of their respective owners. Due to the
likelihood that many of the corporate heads who run these
institutions are clinical psychopaths, the business decisions these owners make can often reflect their own unbalanced and self-interested
outlook. In short, propaganda is good business.
To many corporate interests, bad
is good and good is bad. Corruption is
honesty, and honesty is corruption. In the case
of this article from the Washington Post, hypocrisy and
authenticity are one and the same. In the world of the
greedy, the dollar rules all. Its gain is the one and only standard
for corporate interests. Consequently, buying crowds for the sake of
the social conditioning of the American people is not at all a
problem.
Paid protests such as the recent
pro-globalist protests are no surprise to those of us who have
studied history. We realize that social manipulation is a common
method used by elitists to maintain power during regime change. As
one government falls, elitist interests actively direct the
governmental collapse toward their own advantage. They care nothing
about the people they manipulate, and only use the people to achieve
their own psychopathic agendas. These elitists are only interested in
maintaining their ill-gotten power before and after the new regime is
established.
Many people have been angry at the
election of President Trump. Though there is no real point in
debating whether not his election was a positive or negative
development (mainly because it was both), it is very beneficial to
examine the reaction of the greedy elite who have basically bought
their own supply of protesters who stand ready and waiting to support
whatever political agenda the elitists intend.
Though the Washington Post claims that financially motivated American protests are normal, while shamelessly
using Rosa Parks as an example, the truth is clear. Globalism—which
in reality is Nationalist Socialism minus the swastikas and
goose-stepping—has proven to be one of the worst movements to have
ever existed on the face of the planet and there is no comparison
between Globalists and civil rights organizations such as the NAACP,
but this is obvious. We may have already seen that the Washington
Post is basically owned by globalists and promotes their agenda at virtually every turn. This recent article serves as further confirmation.
There is a big difference between being
sponsored by civil rights organizations and being bribed by heartless
Globalists who are unapologetically opposed to civil rights. The
comparison between Rosa Parks and manipulative elitist billionaires
such as George Soros shows a very concerning lack of historical
knowledge by those at the Washington Post.
We learn about what kind of man George
Soros truly is by his own testimony, and unfortunately, this is not
the upstanding individual which the corporately owned media attempts
to promote. Soros was a Nazi collaborator in his teen years and
looked on as his fellow Jewish people were sent to their deaths
during the Holocaust. He even confesses feeling absolutely no
remorse for what he allowed to take place. Soros was actually
protected by Nazis as he watched his own people being sent away to
die by the thousand.
Soros has spent his life building his
fortune with similar calloused outlook of humanity. He has spent the
majority of his years manipulating millions of people and exploiting
markets for his own personal gain regardless of how his financial
exploits affected others. Just as countless elitist manipulators of
the past have contorted and directed revolutions to the advantage of
the elite class (and to the extreme disadvantage of the common
people), Soros has used his wealth to direct the anger of the people
not toward true freedom, but to further enslavement and the financial
advantage of himself and his Globalist cohorts.
Many people who take part in these paid protests believe themselves to be
fighting for their own rights. They believe themselves to be doing
the common people justice, but by their ignorance they make the same
grave error as their impoverished, manipulated predecessors.
These unfortunate people of the past unknowingly fought for elitist interests in
numerous manipulated revolutions, and just like modern
Americans, they had no idea that they were simply being used. See the
references below.
The Falsification of History: Our Distorted Reality - By John Hamer
The Ruling Elite: The Zionist Seizure of World Power By Deanna Spingola
Ending the French Revolution: Violence, Justice, and Repression from the Terror to Napoleon / Edition 1 - By Howard G. Brown
The Invisible Hand of the Disorganized Masses and the Application of Pre-French Revolution Conditions in the Modern World (FREEDOM)
It does not take much mental capacity and observational skill to see that the efforts of Rosa Parks and the manipulative hand of George Soros (and the rest of the Globalists) have nothing in common. For Washington Post to make this comparison may either show an alarming amount of ignorance on their part, or the concerning perspective of a psychopathic mind. In this case, the thinking of the psychopath would be as follows:
Rosa Parks fought for civil rights and won, and that made the world a better place. If I pay people to protest for my business interests while making them believe they are fighting for freedom, I will benefit. This will mean that everyone benefits because I am what is best for everyone.
From publications such as this article from Washington Post, it
seems clear that the corporate media is losing the war of
information, and that the truth is coming forward. The world is not
what it seems and has not been for a very long time. In reality it has been constructed out of money, lies and hypocritical elitist
motives. However, through all of the unreliable and untrustworthy
sources we are exposed to on a constant basis, many have remained
honest and have stood the test of time.
It can be frustrating to see the corporate media publish manipulative material such as this. However,
we may take heart in the fact that the disinformation campaign has
reached the point where damage control is the new norm.
We have seen CIA shills attempting to
convince the people to ignore key whistleblowers on social media. We
have seen the established news promoting overtly bias material which
defends suspected pedophiles while demonizing the investigators of
the pedophiles. Now we have seen one of the major apologists of
pedophilia and corporate corruption defending Globalist agendas and
misrepresenting them as benign and even benevolent. By now we should know that there
is no story too big for corporate news to twist. However, the time is
quickly approaching when there will be no audience left to buy into
such notions.
The following video is an interview of
George Soros himself. I invite you to watch carefully and to make
note of two particular details. The first is the overt psychopathic
outlook which Soros seems to hold of the world, and the second
includes one specific contradiction which Soros makes. This is that
a wealthy individual must be ruthless and careless toward the people with regard
to business exploits and yet be compassionate and philanthropic at the
same time.
George Soros Interview Where He Admitted He Was A Nazi Collaborator
Note:
In the upper echelons of Freemasonry, it is believed that in order to achieve true enlightenment, a practitioner must embody the contradiction attributes of extreme benevolence and overt evil. This symbolism is demonstrated by the double-headed phoenix or eagle and the checkered pattern on the floor of the traditional Masonic lodge. The swastika and the Maltese cross are also major symbols within Freemasonic belief. To learn more about what the Freemasons actually believe and who they worship, click here and here.
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The checkered floor in Masonic symbolism is said to represent the belief that a practitioner needs to practice both good and evil in order to reach enlightenment. |
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