An Unusual Method Of Building A Loyal Tribe
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While thinking, consider the following:
First, the term “alt-left” is coined.
Next, the term is defined by visceral, shocking images, words and historical and cultural references that trigger an emotional response, usually fear or anger. (terror — terror.)
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Next, the concept is repeated by the media and social media.
Thus, the threatening image of opposition is created. Russian political technologists and Trump ideologists spread the message. Russian bots multiply the message on Twitter, FB, etc.
The opposition is now identified as a “terrorist group.” The myth is created and the collective mind has been altered. The fear is then used to justify suppression, a potential military coup and surveillance.
The scandal gives Neo-Nazis a national platform and much exposure.
The victim status emotionally justifies the alt-right’s claims of discrimination and normalizes their open existence, establishing the group as a legitimate part of a diverse society.
The discourse about the “freedom of speech” shadows the ultimate agenda of the alt-right: a genocide agenda.
Discussions of nuances (terminology: Nazis/Neo-Nazis/alt-right/white supremacists, etc) lead away from the essence: the incitement of mass murder of human beings.
Scandal, outrage at Neo-Nazis, and provocative tweets create a distraction.
Terror threats domestically and abroad promote an atmosphere of panic and shift longterm processes out of collective mind. Nuclear war, natural disasters and paranoia at home are all part of catastrophic mentality.
Physical attacks on the alt-right are used to demonize all opposition.
Dividing the opposition leads to weakness, and, eventually, defeat.
Trump government thrives on violence and needs it to stay in power. Its agents provoke the resistance by triggering collective emotional trauma (racism, Civil War, slavery, anti-Semitism, Holocaust, sexism, homophobia, etc) and by using provocateurs motivated by public attention or career opportunities.
At all three clashes in Berkeley* we saw the same provocateur, “Eddy Brock.”
There are bigger trolls than this amateur. Below is a hair-raising article from RT (Russia Today). Note the tone. This is the official news channel of the country that lost over 20,000,000 fighting fascists — mocking anti-fascist protesters.
August 27 Berkeley rally is called “Say No to Marxism.” It is a provocation.
Most of the attendants have zero knowledge on the concept or history of Karl Marx’s theories they are about to protest. Below is a laughable sample.
Antifa carries the flags of the Soviet Union at the protests, causing confusion. I interviewed a young man of about 18 y.o. carrying a USSR flag in Berkeley. He knew nothing about the connection between Marxism and the terror of Stalinism, the victims of the Great Purges, or history of the USSR and carried the flag because the “Russians fought fascism.” He was not affiliated with the Communist Party.
These flags and psychologically traumatic symbolism are a gift for the alt-right press and their Russian ideologists.
The Russian mass media and the Russian-language US press “flip” the concepts and create a mind-bending narrative using mental acrobatics familiar to the immigrants from the Soviet Union and Putin’s Russia. These strategies are used by political technologists in mind war.
If you want to see how it’s done, bear with me. Warning: Reading is toxic.
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The resistance is demonized by the association with the monstrous figure of Stalin AND equaled to the very social evil they are resisting — fascism and Hitler. The resistance is turned into fascists, killers, terrorists and thugs. The concepts are reversed. The Neo-Nazis are “fine people” fighting “bad guys”.
HOW DO WE KNOW?
In 2017, we reported from *three clashes between Neo-Nazi (aka “alt-right”) and allied resistance forces in Berkeley.
February 1. A protest against pro-Trump provocateur. First time most people heard of Antifa. Mass media distorted the actual violence and damage done.
April 27. About 150–200 Trump supporters/alt-right armed with baseball bats arrived by buses for a Free Speech Rally. Antifa did not attend. There was no violence, just harsh confrontation.
READ MORE ABOUT “ALT-RIGHT” HERE:
HOW “ALT-RIGHT” TROLLED AMERICA: “Alt-right” campaign to cover up their Nazi, white supremacist and racist views to win “normies” (your) hearts.
BERKELEY BATTLE: POST-TRUTH A detailed account of SF and Berkeley events, 12 eyewitness stories, interviews with antifa and “alt-right”, photos and videos.
WHO IS TROLLING BAY AREA? A practical guide to “alt-right” behind SF/Berkeley rallies
KNOW YOUR NAZIS: A guide to Charlottesville’s organizers and their ties with the Russian ideologists.
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