Mocking disscent seems to be an effective way to steer inquiries. It just only works on the idiocracy.
nmacaroni on
something something, they will do it right out in the open…
Beckenize on
whats with the horse ?
rustyrussell2015 on
It’s called “*camouflage through limited disclosure*”
It’s to keep the masses from becoming suspicious. Hollyweird does it through predictive programming.
The elite know what they are doing when it comes to dealing with the “useless eaters”.
*”Meanwhile, as each new project was created and administered, another bread crumb for anyone pursuing the secrets to find, we were gradually releasing bits and pieces of information to those we knew would make something out of it. Flying saucers did truly buzz over Washington, D.C., in 1952, and there are plenty of photographs and radar reports to substantiate it. But we denied it while encouraging science fiction writers to make movies like The Man from Planet X to blow off some of the pressure concerning the truth about flying disks. This was called camouflage through limited disclosure, and it worked. If people could enjoy it as entertainment, get duly frightened, and follow trails to nowhere that the working group had planted, then they’d be less likely to stumble over what we were really doing. And what were we really doing?”*
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Mocking disscent seems to be an effective way to steer inquiries. It just only works on the idiocracy.
something something, they will do it right out in the open…
whats with the horse ?
It’s called “*camouflage through limited disclosure*”
It’s to keep the masses from becoming suspicious. Hollyweird does it through predictive programming.
The elite know what they are doing when it comes to dealing with the “useless eaters”.
*”Meanwhile, as each new project was created and administered, another bread crumb for anyone pursuing the secrets to find, we were gradually releasing bits and pieces of information to those we knew would make something out of it. Flying saucers did truly buzz over Washington, D.C., in 1952, and there are plenty of photographs and radar reports to substantiate it. But we denied it while encouraging science fiction writers to make movies like The Man from Planet X to blow off some of the pressure concerning the truth about flying disks. This was called camouflage through limited disclosure, and it worked. If people could enjoy it as entertainment, get duly frightened, and follow trails to nowhere that the working group had planted, then they’d be less likely to stumble over what we were really doing. And what were we really doing?”*
-Corso, Philip. The Day After Roswell (p. 85)
lmao I was just here. weird vibes for sure.