Subversion works best when you don’t notice it. Media is a key delivery system because it can slowly retrain a public’s instincts, until people treat the subverter’s values as “good” and “normal,” and start doubting their own. Demoralization comes first because it weakens judgment while still feeling like everyday... life. Media doesn’t just report. It trains interpretation: what counts as scandal, what counts as nothing, and which questions are respectable. It can bury a story by starving it of attention, or “cover” it with contempt so curiosity feels embarrassing. That’s why selective coverage isn’t a minor flaw. It’s the mechanism. The issue isn’t only that facts go missing. It’s that the audience is trained in advance on what deserves notice and what deserves ridicule. Over time, people stop processing information to understand and start processing it to belong. So when you see major outlets treat allegations against the left as unworthy of attention and treat curiosity as the offense, focus on the pattern, not the single story. Ask who gets investigation, and who gets “nothing to see here.” That’s the tell. Once a public learns to self-censor its own curiosity, the job is mostly done.show more

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People should never forget that there is propaganda tailor made for each of us. Especially in the age of AI and bots

Very well said. If I could piggyback here, I have some actionable resource tools and posts that walk through the process:

AI will prove to be the most ultimate demoralization tool in history. When no one knows what's real anymore, and people are unable to determine truth or fact from fiction with AI, because it's can be so realistic, it will cause even greater mass demoralization.

"To destroy a people, you must first sever their roots." Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Describes the media to a 'T'

像温水煮青蛙不知不觉就习惯了 哪怕觉得怪也懒得追问

@JustAWriter71 Many knew and countered this as best they could.

first time I realize demoralization has a sizable overlap with Guy Debord's "The Society of the Spectacle", namely the loss of epistemic self-defense.

This is so true and powerful. The way the media is set up now it’s a monopoly. They all say the same things and run the same stories with the same words.

@TruthHammer4EVA If there wasn't a narrative agenda, a reputable news source would 'cover the gap' as a market advantage.

Who is interested in doing everything possible about this? Need a cultural (counter-)revolution to persuade the bulk of the population of the facts that dominant media ignores? Justthenews, NY Post, X, Truth Social and other social media are invaluable, but I think most casual voters don't consult them. Post Facts with sources. Over and over. Documented Facts are the best response to deceptive spin. Also, so that people see Facts outside echo chambers, find a way to put them on billboards and mailers. Include a QR code and simple URL with reliable sources. Estimate $60k for a Year of higher end billboard exposure. How many eyeballs does that reach? Repeatedly?

Not anymore

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I think you explain things well. But I also think you have a tendency to over intellectualize. I think a more effective explanation would be to come at this from a place of a social engineering perspective e.g. the crisis is engineered and so are the solutions even if they appear different.

@DispatchAlerts @nbc4i gotcha

So scary.

Yuri, take note of the greatest subversion I've seen in my 76 years of living and 150 articles published. It's Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution which promises that the public can remake anew patent-expired items. Yet the Energy and Safety laws they passed post-1970 outlaw remaking anew any transportation or machinery items patented then, whose patents have expired, due to their shifting acceptance criteria. They should have crafted a patented-expired grandfather clause, but that would have allowed remaking 20+ year old cars and trucks after their patents expired, cheaply and competitive (as allowed in many named countries whose costs of living are half of ours).

If you dont know without a shadow of a doubt that you are weaking yourself by exposing yourself to corporate media content OF ANY KIND, you havent noticed it, yet. Its coming.

In political action, there are usually two types of people: 1. The psychopaths of all time who used the system and other people to achieve their dreams of power, wealth, and fame; 2. The neurotics who believe that "there is a right side" and kill and die for it!

For every scandal that comes to light we have to thank Elon for what he did in buying Twitter God bless him

Ridicule is used to curtail curiosity Once this is recognised as the weapon it is, people can move through the ridicule fire walk, unburnt This program underpins our schooled daze Put your hand up with a counter opinion if you want to be ridiculed, debate not valued

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The New York Times has done article on the How ICE is stirring fear among Somali immigrants.

Bingo. Well said.

Yup, How we got the #queering 🙂

Exactly !

Yuri was right man

you need to do it the old fashion way, print leaflets & newsletters, distribute them to every village, town & city. Not everyone is on social media

@StewMama71 Thank you for reposting this. I followed him. He seemed to outline exactly what's happening now.

this is the information game ppl must learn

The citizen reporter destroyed that

This is why the media hates @nickshirleyy. He exposed them for what they are.