Information war information war information war. It's a phrase you hear all the time because... well it's happening. It's out in the open and much like a war fought on home soil it's impossible to escape in today's digital age. Radio, television, internet, even news reports on apps scrolling at the bottom of the screen. Tucker versus Lemon, RT versus the West in general, Info Wars versus... wait. What day is it? I'll get back to that one because it literally can be anyone. The point is that information is everywhere and most of it is subtly conflicting or outright clashing. But...what is the point. The endgame? Whats the target and or enemy?
For the most part people in the west have accepted governance by cartel. A hard look at what Carol Quigley laid out after unfettered access to the CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) archives to write their history titled "Tragedy and Hope" gives anyone a clear picture that there has always been a hidden agenda and a not so hidden elite. That the goal was always to have privatized power, use spreading democracy as a new means of spreading empire, and to use liberalism as a means to establish illiberal totalitarian order. The latter part is working a treat at the moment by the way..
When one reads this insanely boring book one gets the entire history of the rise of Anglo American dominance and a road map of sorts for the future basically. When one read Edward Bernays propaganda and then looks at today and back into history a picture becomes clear... There's more than just governance and consolidation of power at play. Money and political power play a big part but when we zero in on all the odd activities and interest of these groups like the CFR, The Trilaterals, the Club of Rome, Brookings Institute, PNAC, etc. A look at the odd endorsed goals of these groups and it all becomes more like a rabbit hole through which you are looking at an occult constellation of groups out to weaponize/suppress humanities consciousness. Money is a part, control of resource is a part, control of movement of people is a part, control of resources is a part, but these are all things that the individuals who sit at the heads of these tables have multi generational legacies in executing. They know how to make money, they know how to stay in power, they know how to control governments, but by their own collective admissions controlling populations is much more troublesome.
So how is me pointing out the obvious relative to the information war? Well lets zero in over the past five to six decades and look at the interest I alluded to above: The MKULTRA, MKOFTEN, MILABS, The Stargate Programe, and so many more that it would eat an entire post and rob me of the point. That point being that all of these programs were designed to weaponize consciousness and were so far into strange that it beggars belief. But programs like the Stargate Program which used remote viewers as a means of gaining intelligence off of enemy targets definitely allude to a validity simply due to their effectiveness. It had to be effective as the programs budget was only renewed on a yearly basis if it was successful and it went on for decades.
These programs and those who pushed for them were never far away from round table influence. If you want evidence of this then just read their documents. It's not just in the CIA archives either. Very little work will provide anyone with a full view of clear interest into the occult, multidimensional phenomena, and human consciousness by governments who are being "advised" by these organizations. And it's still ongoing in plain sight. The FBI still keeps remote viewers on their books, DOD officials still help fund groups like the far sight institute, and most of us would look at it and think it's all to absurd. I mean we have bills to pay, kids to raise, jobs to go to, shit to do. Add to this we have that guy on the television who said that thing that we disagreed with, agreed with, were angered by, proves the other guy was lying, shows an unpunished war crime, financial crime, leaked scandalous document, etc. A constant in this is everyone is zeroing in and few are zeroing out.
For some reason we don't zero out enough in the current information rich environment the "Info War" is being waged in. Consciousnesses can't even be defined in modern science today yet we are experiencing it as well as having it manipulated. Maybe consciousness is a wave form that interfaces with a reality around us in a double slit sense its becomes a standing wave of attention which is matter. Maybe it's not. Who knows. I don't. But the very real impacts of our consciousness on our reality around us have been roundly verified. (See double slit experiment) Then there's the more extreme pursuits like remote viewing, meditation, esp, etc . These methods have mounds of evidence behind them, yet can't be proven in a controlled setting. Even though meditation is a constant recommendation by doctors and remote viewing used widely in both the government and private sector today. All of these pursuits in consciousness have been reported to have huge quantum implications in regards to the humans who pursue them. I.e retro causality, precognition, etc. Imagine if even ten percent of the population began to even begin to look past the jingling keys and start to pursue and experience a sense of quantum awareness?
None of this is me saying that today we shouldn't continue to research and examine the information that's available. I'm not trying to induce Cartesian doubt here and saying nothing is real. In many ways I'm doing what all of us are doing which is trying to completely describe something incomplete. I'm aiming at the idea that once we zero in on something we zero out again... I mean really zero out. Look at the broader frame work and then go further, so far that we have to stretch and eventually change our footing.
I've often said it almost feels like we are all like dogs in a library. We hear the whispered conversations, see the books, but have zero clue as to the meaning of any of it. If there is a devil I'm sure he never worries much about man figuring out the truth of anything simply because every time man learns part of the truth the devil convinces him he has the whole. I think we should always inquire... In fact so much so that we forgo arriving at conclusion and really bring everything to the table in regards to examining information. If we were basing our world view on reality as it was established twenty years ago we would have to learn it all over today for instance.
Kill comfortable conclusion you kill violent reaction, kill violent reaction there is no information war. Just a quietly resistant ever inquisitive population. Nothing could be more threatening to the current power structure. We all have the choice whether or not the space between our ears is a tool box we use to pursue understanding or a litter box we allow stray cats to crap in.
Well that's it for now. If you made it this far through my rant/post thank you for reading. I'd love to hear you guys comments and points of view. If I don't immediately respond it's simply because I'm away from my computer. Thanks again guys and looking forward to all your amazing content. As always Steem on.
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