y Leo M.J. Aurini · Published July 26, 2021 · Updated July 24, 2021
I often write about the mass psychological manipulation within media culture; the manufactured “Consensus Reality” which is programmed into the populace through various media organs. It’s a constant struggle between those who want a good, honest, and fair world versus those who use mendacious rhetoric for the sake of their own profit and aggrandizement. We saw this with 9/11 – the inflation of Osama Bin Laden into an existential threat (rather than a disgruntled CIA asset) so that Bush could eviscerate the constitution, and launch a war against Iraq (despite that country having no connection to the group in question). We saw this with Syria, and Bashar al-Assad – a conflict in which the United States was funding Al Qaeda, marketed as a war about freedom, or something, when the reality was nothing more than an argument with Russia over which country would benefit from a proposed oil pipeline which would allow access to the Mediterranean. And we’re seeing it with the Covid-19 hysteria – a disease so deadly that you need to be tested to know if you have it.
I typically find myself opposing the mainstream narrative, but that’s only half of the story. You can’t have a good hero without a good villain, and full-spectrum-dominance requires not just the control of the corporate media, but also the opposition. Ideally you can both gaslight them into extremism, and fragment them into separate groups. Take advantage of the mainstream programming which is still kicking around in their minds so that they can be harnessed and yoked to one of your own agents.
Enter Dr David Martin.
I was recently linked to a video of his titled “The Illusion of Knowledge” which claims to expose the groups, individuals, and motives behind the current manufactured crisis. It does nothing of the sort. The entire video is a rhetorical ploy meant to target the Boomers, taking advantage of generational beliefs and cultural traits with a rhetorical mastery that would make a used car salesman blush. Much of what he claims is factually incorrect, and even when he gets things right he throws shade on the wrong people, employing a modern connotation on a word which meant something completely different in the 19th Century; still other times he throws out statements in such a manner that most of his audience are all but guaranteed to misinterpret it.
The result is a neutralized audience. The people who want to understand the facts behind the Covid power grab, who could have been alerting their friends and family to the dangers, are now thoroughly misled. Some will come off as sounding crazy to those who are familiar with the scientific principles which Dr Martin mangles; others will spend their time tilting at windmills. Either way, the opposition has successfully been captured, and can now be trotted out as proof that anybody critical of Dr Fauci is just a wacko.
I can’t speak to Dr Martin’s true motives. Sometimes he comes across as a charlatan, looking to sell books and inflate his ego. Other times I wonder if he’s a true believer, high on his own supply, one of those rare “conspiracy theorists” we’re warned about. And then there’s the times I scent a dark energy behind him, a whiff of Luciferianism…
But whatever the reality – whether he’s a conscious agent of the system, or merely a convenient fool who’s doing their work for him – he’s very convincing, and so I’m writing this article to shine light on his manipulations. I’ve watched that video twice, and what follows is an extensive breakdown of the major bits of dishonesty throughout it. I cover not just the outright falsehoods he stated, but also the psychological triggers which are directly targeted at the Boomer generation.........................
