What Is 5th Generation Warfare?

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

What I want to know is, how do we combat it?

You don't. You'd have to wake them up from the matrix. Whatever you say sounds "crazy".

a reply to: Terpene

I don't hear inflammatory rhetoric when I listen to him.

I hear passionate concern about the complete destruction of liberty if the New World Order agenda succeeds.

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

Yes admittedly, I'm in no place to have an serious opinion about him, I've always been put off by his temper, and never could get past that and focus on the content...
I get it that passion can express itself in that way if you have a certain temper, it reminds me of myself...

a reply to: Terpene

I, also, get put off by his habit of interrupting people. He knows he does this and tries to "shut up and let people have the stage," but he always fails.

It's part of the package.

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
a reply to: Terpene

My main concern is mainstream televsion news.

Personally, I don't even have television anymore.

I use Alex Jones' Breaking News as a substitute for TV to get a glimpse of what's going on in the world on any given day.

There's a lot of evidence that Jones is Bill Hicks, so he is likely controlled opposition, an information gatekeeper, and part of the problem even though a lot of what he touches on is true and he has done some good over the years.

I have to agree with the other poster who said that Jone's is a 5th Gen double agent, and add that there are others like David Icke and the other disinfo agents.

Those of us who have been paying attention to these things for a while, have had a lot of time to research and understand what we are dealing with. It's why some of us were so outspoken against things like lock-downs, forced shots, and mask mandates, we saw the PR for what is was, psychological warfare.

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
Main things for all of us to focus on:

1. Don't listen to mainstream media because they're part of 5th Generation Warfare on we the people.
2. Identify your own strengths and your neighbors' strengths. Form groups. Operate on love.
3. Have priorities of work.

Identify which of your friends, neighbors, and family members that may be working against you, or out to get you.

a reply to: IndieA

That is a creepy thought, but it is true that families have been torn apart in the last three years.

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

We are living in and through a fifth generation warfare event. Mass mind control and AI psycops.

a reply to: purplemer

" PsyCops™ " : the part of a Psyop™, that sounds like a Drill-Sargent™ in your mind, ordering you to do as you're told, on your knees, submit, etc...



PS : Realize it was probably just a harmless boo-boo, but was tempted to play with it ... LoL !!

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

Would you consider deep fake 5.gen warfare, or would this already be sixth?

a reply to: Terpene

What is "deep fake"?

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

Because im also a devoted researcher, I took it into my hand and made out of a 5 second search on Google, worth a minute of posting...


wiki link

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

Thanks for the thread.
It's very à-propos to discuss these type of attacks and Warfare™.

To the minority that can see it : it's everywhere.
To the majority that can't see it : it's foolish nonsense.

"...A War™ of Perception™..." was one of the descriptions you showed us, from Daniel Abbot.

(( Did anyone else notice that family name : literally A-Bot !! LoL !! ))

If more than half of us* are not even able to perceive that we are under attack :
How do you think 6th-Gen-Warfare™ will be ?

So-on to the point, where does this lead ?
To where none of us will be able to see ?
Where we will be subject to abject Slavery™,
but have numbed-minds, Own-Nothing™, and are Happy™ ?

It couldn't be already underway, could it ?

Do they put poison in our food and drinking water ?
At least they stopped using Glyphosate™, eh ?
At least they're following-up with every single person that took a Jibber-Jabber™, and monitoring their Health™, eh ?

No ?

Ok : phew !!

At least we can all sleep well tonight ...




* Yes : that's a very generous number.
But my RAISG, = Random-Ass-Internet-Statistics-Generator, is not functioning today.

a reply to: Nothin

When they pulled off 9.11, it was obvious that the sheep were ready for slaughter.

But hey... the lord is my Shepard...

a reply to: Terpene

Yeaah man : 'The wool, she is thick ; and the sheep, she is fat' ... LoL !!

You were right-on topic, as you questioned where Deep-Fake™ lies in those kind of descriptions.

Seems to be above and beyond what was considered 5th-Gen™ circa 2005-2007.

5.5 , 6th, who knows ?

We are due for a good philosophical thread, to discuss the implications of a Deep-Fake™ world, where nothing is sure to be real.

Like : Nothin !! LoL !!

a reply to: Terpene

I could have done that myself.

I have never used the term nor have any of my sources talked about it.

You asked the question. I want to know what you mean by "deep fake."

And what difference does it make to you?

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

What I want to know is, how do we combat it?

First we have to identify it, sort out the facts from the fiction. Once HCQ got demonized in the media I knew we where in for a world of hurt over covid.

One thing we can do once we have identified the deception is too not consent. No jabs here. As for what I am going to do as the CBDC wave comes through, try and stick to cash as much as I can for now.

One of the 5 I's they look to us... and take solace in knowing we project strength and confidence.

I;m not sure if the Isles are onboard anymore?

/interesting

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

English is not my first language, anytime I don't understand something, before I bother others with my ignorance I make a google search, if nothing comes up I'd Ask...

And what difference does it make to you?

Something around 55 seconds of diffrence...

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
a reply to: Terpene

I don't hear inflammatory rhetoric when I listen to him.

I hear passionate concern about the complete destruction of liberty if the New World Order agenda succeeds.

What if it's an act to draw in a larger audience? Similar to Trump's clown-acts for attention. After all, both have experience working in the entertainment industry.

Alex Jones has made quite a bit of money in the conspiracy entertainment industry, a niche market. Some interesting remarks on his wikipage:

Jones has provided a platform and support for white nationalists, giving Unite the Right rally attendee and white supremacist Nick Fuentes a platform on his website Banned.Video, as well as serving as a potential "entry point" to their ideology.
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Website, own-brand and endorsed products

According to court testimony Jones delivered in 2014, InfoWars then had revenues of over $20 million a year.

A 2017 piece for German magazine Der Spiegel by Veit Medick indicated that two-thirds of Jones's funds derive from sales of his own products. These products are marketed through the InfoWars website and through advertising spots on Jones's show. They include dietary supplements, toothpaste, bulletproof vests and "brain pills," which hold "an appeal for anyone who believes Armageddon is near", according to Medick.[77] From September 2015 to the end of 2018, the InfoWars store made $165 million in sales, according to court filings relating to the Sandy Hook lawsuits filed against Jones.[78]

In August 2017, Californian medical company Labdoor, Inc reported on tests applied to six of Jones's dietary supplement products. These included a product named Survival Shield, which was found by Labdoor to contain only iodine, and a product named Oxy-Powder, which comprised a compound of magnesium oxide and citric acid—common ingredients in dietary supplements. Labdoor indicated no evidence of prohibited or harmful substances, but cast doubt on the marketing claims for these products, and asserted that the quantity of the ingredients in certain products would be "too low to be appropriately effective".

On a 2017 segment of Last Week Tonight, host John Oliver stated that Jones spends "nearly a quarter" of his on-air time promoting products sold on his website, many of which are purported solutions to medical and economic problems claimed to be caused by the conspiracy theories described on his show.

Jones continued this behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic. On March 12, 2020, Jones was issued a cease and desist from the Attorney General of New York, after he claimed, in the absence of any evidence, that products he sold, including colloidal silver toothpaste, were an effective treatment for COVID-19.[84][85][86] The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also sent him a letter on April 9, 2020, warning that the federal government might proceed to seize the products he was marketing for COVID-19 or fine him if he continued to sell them.[87] A disclaimer then appeared on Jones's website, stating his products were not intended for treating "the novel coronavirus". On a linked page, Jones was quoted: "They plan on, if they've fluoridated you and vaccinated you and stunned you and mesmerized you with the TV and put you in a trance, on killing you." Jones continued to sell the products.[84]

Research commissioned in 2017 by the Center for Environmental Health (CEH) determined that two products sold by Jones contained potentially dangerous levels of the heavy metal lead.[88]

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In my opinion (based on the evidence and my observations of his presentations), the man is a snake oil salesman. Regarding the claim of him providing a platform and support for white nationalists, here's some commentary of mine concerning the subject of nationalism:

Comment about nationalism (mostly quotations)

One snippet from that comment:

We are reminded of what Albert Einstein once said: “Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind.” Nearly everybody gets it at one time or another, and it continues to spread. Back in 1946, British historian Arnold Toynbee wrote: “Patriotism . . . has very largely superseded Christianity as the religion of the Western World.”

Nationalism is well described by the psalmist’s expression, “the pestilence causing adversities.” (Psalm 91:3) It has been like a plague on humanity, leading to untold suffering. Nationalism with its resultant hatred of other peoples has existed for centuries. Today, nationalism continues to fan the flames of divisiveness, and human rulers have not been able to stop it.

In a letter to the editor of Bombay’s “Indian Express” newspaper, an Indian man stated: “I do not believe in patriotism. It is an opium innovated by the politicians to serve their ugly ends. It is for their prosperity. It is for their betterment. It is for their aggrandizement. It is never for the country. It is never for the nation. It is never never for common men and women like you and I. . . . This sinister politician-invented wall shall divide man from man​—and brother from brother; till one day it shall bring about man’s doom by man. Patriotism or nationalism, to my mind, is an idiotic exercise in artificial loyalty. . . . I take no hypocritical pride in being petty this or that. I belong to mankind.”

For anyone to think of themselves as being awake to all the NWO and elite conspiracies of this world, they really ought to stop falling for these tricks of those using (the promotion of, or the popularity of) nationalism and patriotism for their own prosperity, betterment and aggrandizement. Alex Jones and Donald Trump being prime examples (on the 'right'). Catering to a specific section of the market, 2 Tim 4:3,4 style ('tickling their ears'), just like the entertainment industry does it, trying to show that which the people want to see, that which intrigues and gets them excited about a movie or show (which draws in the largest audience; never mind entertainment media content being affected by political funding and agendas as well).

I have some space left to elaborate a bit more on my usage of the term "elite conspiracies"...

War—Why? (Awake!—1986)

... As Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt wrote: “Public opinion is formed by interest groups (politicians, arms manufacturers, the military) that deceive the electorate by giving them false or one-sided information.” In a similar vein, historian H. E. Barnes wrote: “Since the wars of the French Revolution . . . copious and compelling propaganda [has] been continued and greatly increased to protect warfare against popular dissent, opposition, and factual analysis of issues.”

As a consequence, “practically anybody can be persuaded and manipulated in such a way that he will more or less voluntarily enter a situation wherein he must kill and perhaps die.” (War, by Gwynne Dyer) Thus, by reason of their political and economic power, the “elite” can control the media in order to prepare the masses for the bloodbath.

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Thus it is clear that a motivation has to be generated to make a nation rise up against another. But what are the key elements in generating war fever?

Who Make the Decisions?

Austrian economist Schumpeter wrote: “The orientation toward war is mainly fostered by the domestic interests of ruling classes but also by the influence of all those who stand to gain individually from a war policy, whether economically or socially.” These ruling classes have been defined as “elites [that] are at all times involved in trying to manipulate other elements of the population, or the public mood itself, so as to perpetuate themselves in power.”​—Why War? by Professors Nelson and Olin.

Every nation has its ruling class, even though that group may be divided into different political factions. However, many observe that the power of the military elite in every nation should not be underestimated. Former U.S. Ambassador John K. Galbraith describes the military establishment as “by far the most powerful of the autonomous processes of government.” He continues: “The power of the military embraces not only the significant sources of power but . . . all the instruments of its enforcement. . . . More than any other exercise of power in our time it is the subject of grave public unease.”

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How Does Religion Influence War?

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Nationalism​—The “Sacred Egoism” That Divides

Sometimes the people are not in favor of a war. On what basis, then, can the rulers most easily persuade the population to support their aims? This was the problem that faced the United States in Vietnam. So, what did the ruling elite do? Galbraith answers: “The Vietnam War produced in the United States one of the most comprehensive efforts in social conditioning [adjusting of public opinion] in modern times. Nothing was spared in the attempt to make the war seem necessary and acceptable to the American public.” And that points to the handiest tool for softening up a nation for war. What is it?

Professor Galbraith again supplies the answer: “Schools in all countries inculcate the principles of patriotism. . . . The conditioning that requires all to rally around the flag is of particular importance in winning subordination to military and foreign policy.” This systematic conditioning prevails in communist countries as it does in Western nations.

Charles Yost, a veteran of the U.S. Foreign Service and State Department, expressed it thus: “The primary cause of the insecurity of nations persists, the very attribute on which nations pride themselves most​—their sovereign independence, their ‘sacred egoism,’ their insubordination to any interest broader or higher than their own.” This “sacred egoism” is summed up in divisive nationalism, in the pernicious teaching that any one nation is superior to all others.

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Regarding nationalism, British historian Arnold Toynbee said: “It is a state of mind in which we give our paramount political loyalty to one fraction of the human race . . . whatever consequences this may entail for the foreign majority of the human race.” Author Ivo Duchacek observed: “Nationalism divides humanity into mutually intolerant units. As a result, people think as Americans, Russians, Chinese, Egyptians or Peruvians first, and human beings second​—if at all.”​—Conflict and Cooperation Among Nations. Former UN Secretary-General U Thant observed: “So many of the problems that we face today are due to, or the result of, false attitudes . . . Among these is the concept of narrow nationalism​—‘my country, right or wrong.’”