By Dylan Charles
The marketing department of the U.S. Army’s Psychological Warfare division just released a stunning recruitment video. They want you to know that they are ghosts in the machine, watching and warping everything, and that if you want to be part of the A-Team as the world is dragged into the hell of global war, you can jump on board.
It’s quite alluring. Slick editing. Bewitching music. Absorbingly dark in tone, and sufficiently ambiguous. It is superb psyop theatre, and as one commenter replied, ‘I suddenly want to die for oligarchs. This sure is effective!’
Your tax dollars at work.
There’s plenty of analysis of it already circulating in the independent media, so I’ll just comment that the ad is impressive in the sense that it effectively does what psyops are supposed to do, which is to confuse, mislead, redirect, and occupy your mind.
Watch it for yourself here…
The key message here is that very well-organized and well-funded organizations are operating at full steam behind the curtain to lead you astray from your original mind and your original self. And they are damned good at it.
Recently I was hanging out with family discussing a sick family member, when out of nowhere a distant relative said, “I sure am worried about Monday, cuz Putin’s gonna drop a nuke on Victory Day.”
Now, of course that’s quite a tangent from the conversation on what to do about grandpa, but as you can expect, the comment launched an instant heated debate on Russian motives and Putin’s mental health, and everyone involved confidently threw in their 5 cents 0r more. Because, you know, they’ve been all been thinking deeply about these issues, for oh, you know, like 6 weeks. They’re all experts now, and they’re really good at global threat assessment. They’re savvy enough to know you gotta keep your eye on the ball. Whichever ball’s in front of you, that is.
But what do a handful of hillbillies from East Texas and Western Louisiana really know about Vladimir Putin and contemporary Russian war strategy?
The answer is nothing. Except, that is, for what they’ve been told to think about and repeat from whichever CIA-controlled news and disinfo outlets they tune into every day.