Sure during the 2008 Republican National Convention we saw clear evidence of politically motivated suppression but that was under Bush, in spite of COINTELPRO officially ending in 1971 (lol), and with Obama in power everything is fine.
Of course not. This is part of a wider pattern of suppression of groups the US Government doesn't like, such as the judicial harassment of the guy who left water for Mexican immigrants. Sure it go overturned but after much stress and cost for him and a general discouragement to others who might consider offering basic humanitarian aid such as that. While the usual media disregard for these events is contributory probably the biggest problem in regards to these tactics is the widespread belief that law = morality and the general assumption that police are only honest servants of the people. With that mindset it is easy to just assume these suppression tactics were honest police work.
This culture of fear means good people fear to do anything and less well informed citizens think those trying to do good are criminal.
The World is a fine Place and worth fighting for, I believe in the latter part. - Ernest Hemmingway, Andrew Kevin Walker
Showing posts with label Social Control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Control. Show all posts
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Friday, 25 June 2010
fMRIs lead to more accurate brainwashing!
/http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2214937420100622
A cheery sounding article explains how corporate trickery will become much more efficient in the near future with a little "hey it could help education or something too" at the end. The abuse of neuroscience as a means of social control should be a massive issue but unsurprisingly hardly anyone hears about it.
A cheery sounding article explains how corporate trickery will become much more efficient in the near future with a little "hey it could help education or something too" at the end. The abuse of neuroscience as a means of social control should be a massive issue but unsurprisingly hardly anyone hears about it.
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Corporate governance,
PR,
Social Control
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