Stop Divide and Conquer Race War 2.0 (dream)! Final Days Report #7

Divide and Conquer: The concept of “divide and conquer” is a strategy that has been used throughout history by those seeking to gain power or control over a population. It involves creating divisions or conflicts within a group or society, in order to weaken their collective strength and maintain control. This can be achieved by exploiting differences such as race, religion, ethnicity, social status, or political ideology, and fueling animosity and mistrust among these groups. By sowing seeds of division, those in power can manipulate and control the narrative, diverting attention from their own actions or agenda.

Order out of Chaos: “Order out of chaos” is a phrase often associated with the concept of achieving control or implementing a specific agenda through creating or exploiting chaos or crisis situations. It suggests that in times of chaos or confusion, those in power can step in and establish order or impose their desired policies or measures, claiming it is necessary to restore stability or solve the crisis. This concept has been utilized by various individuals or groups throughout history to consolidate power or push forward specific agendas, taking advantage of fear, uncertainty, and crisis situations to further their goals.

Bread and Circus: “Bread and circus” is a term that originated from ancient Rome, referring to the practice of providing food and entertainment to the masses as a means of distracting them from pressing issues or grievances. It implies that by keeping people entertained and well-fed, those in power can distract them from real problems, manipulate public opinion, and maintain control over the population. This tactic can involve providing superficial or trivial distractions to keep people passive and complacent, while their underlying concerns or grievances are ignored or suppressed.

Cognitive Triangle: The cognitive triangle is a concept used in psychology that refers to the interconnected relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It suggests that these three elements are closely linked and can influence each other. In the context of control over the population, the cognitive triangle can be utilized to manipulate people’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in order to maintain control or achieve a specific agenda. This can involve shaping public opinion, controlling the narrative through media or propaganda, and influencing people’s emotions, beliefs, or actions to align with the desired outcome of those in power.

It’s important to be aware of these concepts and critically analyze the information and narratives presented by those in power or the media. By understanding how these tactics can be used to manipulate or control the population, individuals can strive to maintain a discerning and independent mindset, seek diverse perspectives, and make informed decisions based on reliable and verified information. Additionally, being vigilant and actively participating in civic engagement, advocating for transparency and accountability, and promoting unity and understanding among diverse groups can be crucial in countering the negative effects of these manipulative tactics.   Other tactics of control include the following:

1. Propaganda: The use of propaganda, which is the dissemination of biased or misleading information, can be employed to shape public opinion, influence beliefs, and manipulate perceptions. This can involve the spread of misinformation, manipulation of facts, and controlling the narrative through media, advertising, or other channels.
2. Surveillance: Monitoring and surveillance of the population through various means, such as mass surveillance programs, monitoring of communication channels, social media tracking, or other forms of data collection, can be used to gain insights into people’s behaviors, preferences, and activities. This information can then be used to exert control or influence over individuals or groups.
3. Censorship: Controlling or limiting access to information, ideas, or dissenting voices can be a tactic used to restrict the flow of information and maintain control over the narrative. This can involve censorship of media, internet content, or other forms of communication to prevent the dissemination of dissenting opinions or critical information.
4. Coercion and Force: The use of coercion, force, or violence to suppress dissent, dissenting voices, or opposition can be employed to maintain control over the population. This can involve tactics such as intimidation, threats, physical violence, or abuse of power by those in authority.
5. Manipulation of Laws and Policies: Manipulating laws, policies, or regulations to suit the agenda of those in power can be used as a means of control. This can involve passing restrictive laws, eroding civil liberties, or implementing policies that suppress dissent or opposition.
6. Economic Control: Controlling or manipulating the economy, such as through monopolies, price controls, or economic sanctions, can be used as a tactic to gain leverage and control over the population. This can involve exploiting economic vulnerabilities or disparities to maintain power or influence.
7. Social Engineering: Manipulating social norms, values, or cultural beliefs can be used as a tactic to control or shape the behavior of the population. This can involve propaganda, indoctrination, or other forms of social engineering to influence attitudes, behaviors, or beliefs.  AICB