Can The Media Keep A Lid On Public Anger? Is the State Desperate to Prevent the Revolt that is Inevitable?
Posted by freedomforall 1 year, 5 months ago to Politics
Excerpt:
"Earlier this month, NBC News hosted a debate with GOP candidates for president.
I watched in hopes of some substantive something to come out of it. But it was not to be. It was, as usual, a waste of time.
A major factor was the questions themselves. They were strangely focused, truncated, and pitched at every issue except the major ones about which the GOP actually cares. None were on the COVID response, of course. None dealt with the problem of the administrative state. None dealt seriously with the issue of the vanishing Constitution.
All the questions seemed to be chasing dead-end and beside-the-point issues. I could not really figure out what was going on so I chalked it up to the general stupidity of the press.
It took me a few weeks to realize something. The questions were not stupid. They were part of a plot. Each question was designed, not to find difference between candidates, but rather to peel off support of some constituent bloc from supporting the GOP candidate whomever it might be. The entire event was a setup to harm the entire chances of the party.
...
NBC knew for sure that it could count on the candidates on stage to fall for each set-up trap. And they did. Only Vivek really called out the racket for what it was. He also put the blame where it belongs: on the GOP chairperson Ronna McDaniel who approved this entire debate structure.
Also crucial were the questions the candidates were not asked. There was nothing about lockdowns, nothing about toxic shots and the mandates, nothing about censorship and digital surveillance, nothing about the prospect of a central bank digital currency, and really nothing that impacted at all on the general good of the country or any of the issues that are truly motivating the base.
Once you see the scam for what it is, you have to ask yourself another question. Why is the mainstream of the U.S. media so completely dedicated to keeping in power the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as the political arm of the U.S. establishment? Why are there such huge efforts being made right now to confound and foil the rise of a serious populism that would threaten to overthrow the whole of the oppressive system that has wrecked American liberty and prosperity?
The answer is that the mainstream media itself is an important player in the system that growing numbers of people in the U.S. utterly despise. Confidence in the media is at a record low. So too for confidence in government, academia, elites in general, major corporate players, and the dominant technology companies. Put it all together and you have the makings of a populist revolt against the entire establishment. That is precisely what the media and their government and corporate sponsors are trying to prevent."
"Earlier this month, NBC News hosted a debate with GOP candidates for president.
I watched in hopes of some substantive something to come out of it. But it was not to be. It was, as usual, a waste of time.
A major factor was the questions themselves. They were strangely focused, truncated, and pitched at every issue except the major ones about which the GOP actually cares. None were on the COVID response, of course. None dealt with the problem of the administrative state. None dealt seriously with the issue of the vanishing Constitution.
All the questions seemed to be chasing dead-end and beside-the-point issues. I could not really figure out what was going on so I chalked it up to the general stupidity of the press.
It took me a few weeks to realize something. The questions were not stupid. They were part of a plot. Each question was designed, not to find difference between candidates, but rather to peel off support of some constituent bloc from supporting the GOP candidate whomever it might be. The entire event was a setup to harm the entire chances of the party.
...
NBC knew for sure that it could count on the candidates on stage to fall for each set-up trap. And they did. Only Vivek really called out the racket for what it was. He also put the blame where it belongs: on the GOP chairperson Ronna McDaniel who approved this entire debate structure.
Also crucial were the questions the candidates were not asked. There was nothing about lockdowns, nothing about toxic shots and the mandates, nothing about censorship and digital surveillance, nothing about the prospect of a central bank digital currency, and really nothing that impacted at all on the general good of the country or any of the issues that are truly motivating the base.
Once you see the scam for what it is, you have to ask yourself another question. Why is the mainstream of the U.S. media so completely dedicated to keeping in power the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as the political arm of the U.S. establishment? Why are there such huge efforts being made right now to confound and foil the rise of a serious populism that would threaten to overthrow the whole of the oppressive system that has wrecked American liberty and prosperity?
The answer is that the mainstream media itself is an important player in the system that growing numbers of people in the U.S. utterly despise. Confidence in the media is at a record low. So too for confidence in government, academia, elites in general, major corporate players, and the dominant technology companies. Put it all together and you have the makings of a populist revolt against the entire establishment. That is precisely what the media and their government and corporate sponsors are trying to prevent."
Just like the Stormont Government in Northern Ireland found out when the Irish Republicans just stopped voting…..when you silence people politically you ensure they will attempt to enact change through other means.
yes, we have and continue to be setup
but most people are to bust being distracted by meaningless stuff to care