You don't get any audience without those who own the networks granting you an open door... I don't care if you are Caitlin, Blumenthal or Off-Guardian...
“you cannot give the job of hall monitor to the same outlets without revealing the effort to control”
Which is a reason why the whole realm of academia and industry has been almost psychotically over-stacked with organisations, titles, acronyms, departments etc. The parasite class restlessly shift their little toys around the board to generate the illusion of diversity.
And certainly B Y Lee’s articles (it’s more than this one) are written in a kind of hip sloppy “streetwise” mode that is so embarrassingly aimed at “the kids” – though, to be sure, the vast majority of the population, no matter what age, have been infantilised.
Indeed, when you put the two observations above together (enormous reams of organisations and curiously “hip” academic), it’s tempting to ask how much of this stuff is virtual i.e. simply drummed up at a computer terminal with contributions from various hack operatives re-arranged and re-attributed.
Paras 2 & 4 just changed my perception of special interest groups, lobby group and professional organizations. I had not thought that many of these various groups could be simply virtual.
You don't get any audience without those who own the networks granting you an open door... I don't care if you are Caitlin, Blumenthal or Off-Guardian...
“you cannot give the job of hall monitor to the same outlets without revealing the effort to control”
Which is a reason why the whole realm of academia and industry has been almost psychotically over-stacked with organisations, titles, acronyms, departments etc. The parasite class restlessly shift their little toys around the board to generate the illusion of diversity.
And certainly B Y Lee’s articles (it’s more than this one) are written in a kind of hip sloppy “streetwise” mode that is so embarrassingly aimed at “the kids” – though, to be sure, the vast majority of the population, no matter what age, have been infantilised.
Indeed, when you put the two observations above together (enormous reams of organisations and curiously “hip” academic), it’s tempting to ask how much of this stuff is virtual i.e. simply drummed up at a computer terminal with contributions from various hack operatives re-arranged and re-attributed.
Paras 2 & 4 just changed my perception of special interest groups, lobby group and professional organizations. I had not thought that many of these various groups could be simply virtual.
Manufacturing Consent indeed!
To all this I say truth reveals itself, himself, herself, themselves, eventually.
So gab.com, bitchute.com, cash, graffiti, and self sufficiency projects all the way!