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 “Men (people) are rarely aware of the real reasons which motivate their actions.”
― Edward L. Bernays, Propaganda
 
As promised, this site, The Engineering of Society, helps you navigate your way through the murky waters of disinformation and manipulation. There is now an hour and a half course that anyone subscribing to the free sporadic newsletter can access.

In case you're reading with with an RSS feed: you subscribe in the right side panel at The Engineering of Society.

The newsletter is not going to come out often or target you to sell lots of expensive products to. You can easily unsubscribe any time. Subscribers will be sent an email with a password and the link to go to a password protected page on http://www.insubordinatebooks.com, the website for my psychological suspense series, The Agents of the Nevermind, which is fiction about social engineering topics that readers of this blog are encountering. Perhaps if you sincerely appreciate the many hours that goes into this blog entirely without pay, you'll even feel like buying one of the e-books for up to three dollars sometime and help it rise in the Amazon ranks so more readers will find entertainment that acknowledges the topics discussed here.

If you subscribe, you can read the booklet, listen to an audio version of it, and also listen to an extended version with casual commentary about every point, which functions as a simple lecture class with over 50 "assignments" or steps to take before you decide to believe what you are told. It's divided into eight recordings, so you can take it at your own pace when you have a chance.

In a way, it's basic, obvious stuff, but still, reminding yourself to do this procedure with each new bit of information, and also when reviewing old information, can be completely life-changing. Even if you do this almost every time, if you forget to do it even once, you may find yourself going off on a strange tangent naively following a disinformation agent into a conceptual abyss.

Get this practice into your subconscious so it's an automatic response to information people are selling you as fact. Never blindly believe. Always look up the background, dangers, and associations online, using only unbiased, vetted, non-Intelligence related sources.

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Time to party. If you want it you can have it -- a 20 page PDF to keep handy while you train yourself to hack that moment when you're told something, for example on the nightly news. Breaking the habit of believing what we hear automatically is mostly a matter of focusing attention on it, getting used to looking up people's backgrounds, and also knowing what to look for. I plan to do an annotated audio version to accompany it, which subscribers can listen to and be free from reading for awhile.

This little cheat sheet can't go into all the details of which departments of what schools so-called authorities might have gone to at certain time periods that would indicate they were part of a CIA program. For that you can just stick with the blog, or search it out yourself. Jan Irvin's Brain which is in the growing Links section on the right side of the home page is a good place to start to see the interconnections.

And while you're at it, check out not only the new links but lots of new videos in the Documentary section. Actually every section has more new material, so knock yourself out.

You might already be pretty good at stepping back and questioning everything, though a little checklist to make sure you're doing it each time can't hurt. Just looking at it once will burn it in your brain so you won't be as likely to forget. You might want to send it over to someone else who needs the practice.

Or, heck, maybe you don't like it at all, but you'd still like to sign up for it because that's how you get the new Newsletter-to-be. I won't be sending it out often and making you wish you hadn't asked for it. No no no. It will be only occasional when there's really something to say. The sign up form is on the website itself, on the right, under the images such as what you see here - with a different sample page given.

Podcast Review: Genetic Fallacy: How Monsanto Silences Scientific Dissent

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Genetic Fallacy: How Monsanto Silences Scientific Dissent James Corbett's podcasts are always articulate, clear, linear, and never waste listener's time or distract by emotionalism. The information is documented and hard-hitting evidence. He doesn't get fooled by disinformation and I feel I can count on his expertise. Speaking to us from Japan, he has an excellent grasp of International politics.

This December 2013 Corbett Report podcast discusses how an international research team headed by Dr. Gilles-Eric Séralini published a study in the Journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology: “Long term toxicity of a Roundup herbicide and a Roundup-tolerant genetically modified maize,” proving negative effects on rats who consumed Roundup Ready corn. The biotech industry PR machine used social engineering to try to discredit the study.

"Amazingly, despite this concerted PR campaign to smear the Seralini study, seven “expert witnesses” were unable to rebut the study in a Filipino courtroom. In October, a Flipino court of appeals upheld a decision to ban BT eggplant from the country despite the efforts of seven industry witnesses attempting to rebut the substance of Seralini’s findings."

A similar study from Brazil showed damaging effects on mice from the core insecticide of Bt GMO.

Monsanto officials, lobbyists and consultants are ironically given government jobs as regulators of their company. For example, Linda Fisher was a senior EPA official and was appointed Monsanto’s Vice President of Government and Public Affairs. Michael Taylor, who was Monsanto’s Vice President for Public Policy became the FDA Commissioner.

Monsanto and similar biotech companies are able to thus engineer public opinion to accepting poisonous food and the Monsanto Protection Act which disallows Federal suites. Numerous countries are banning Monsanto and Genetically Modified foods, which tends to lead the US to cause them problems. The retaliation is fierce, and these countries are brave, though I've been told they don't necessarily actually regulate GMO crops as much as they claim after the bans.

It gives me hope though to see that there are intelligent, responsible people out there who care more about health than money and pressure from wealthy companies. But though people are fighting against Monsanto in the US, the behemoth prevails. This can be disheartening. Even the first step of just getting GMOs labeled has not been possible.

There wasn't time in this podcast, but I would like to see addressed some of the potential repercussions, based on historical paybacks, because progress will be hard as long as those threats stand. Our petitions to get laws passed are crippled by the very real chance of retribution by Monsanto/US government, which has no clear demarcation. What can be done to prevent attack and protect authorities who admit to the scientific proof and put a stop to pesticides and GMOs? Can the attackers be held responsible?

Perhaps the most likely way that could eventually happen would be for the public to realize, from listening to podcasts such as this, how regularly they are lied to by falsified science, how they can not trust publications and organizations in bed with the corporations they are publishing studies about. People must learn to think for themselves, looking more closely at the data and who its presentation is funded by.

What is it that prevents people from understanding that? If people can find ways to learn new cognitive patterns that prevent them from being as gullible, that would go a long way to putting a cap on this kind of corruption. The government doesn't want people to be able to think critically. What are you doing to keep your discrimination-muscles in shape?

People who care about these issues are demonized due to social engineering strategies funded by the Corporatocracy. How quickly do you judge people based on what authorities tell you to feel, before listening to what they have to say? How can we chance people's propensity to do that?