The Art of Mental Warfare Opening Statement: Let The Media War Begin
Posted By David @ 12:01 am — Filed under: Excerpts, Features
For my opening statement I am going to say some things that are obvious to those of us who spend the majority of our time researching and analyzing power politics. We have come to understand that the mainstream media is an elaborate and sophisticated propaganda apparatus that is designed and utilized to deceive, manipulate, dumb down, distract and marginalize the American public. We realize that the mainstream media is not giving us the vital information that we need to develop informed opinions and participate in this so-called “democracy.”

However, the average US citizen still does not understand this. They are too busy working hard trying to make ends meet, trying to provide for their families, trying to pay off their homes, credit cards and debt. They don’t have the time to spend hours everyday researching issues that the mainstream media doesn’t even mention or discuss.

In fact, with hundreds of television channels, radio stations, magazines, newspapers and movies, the average citizen thinks the amount of viewpoints in the media are overwhelming and diverse. They don’t realize that the vast majority of media companies are controlled by a handful of the world’s most powerful interrelated corporate interests. They don’t realize that over the past 25 years we have experienced a scandalous concentration in media ownership and an all out attack on public TV and radio.

The number of corporations dominating the US mainstream media:

1983 = 50
1993= 14
2007 = 5

Government spending on public broadcasting per person:

Germany $85
UK $83
US $1.54

The US has the lowest per capita funding of public broadcasting in the industrialized world.

“Never before has censorship been so perfect. Never before have those who are still led to believe, in a few countries, that they remain free citizens, been less entitled to make their opinions heard, wherever it is a matter of choices affecting their real lives. Never before has it been possible to lie to them so brazenly. The spectator is simply supposed to know nothing, and deserve nothing.” - Guy Debord, Comments on the Society of the Spectacle

Mondex International Limited, an independent global payments company owned by MasterCard International and 23 other major companies in North America, Europe, southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Mondex International Limited was established as an independent payments company in July, 1996. MasterCard International acquired 51 per cent of the company in February, 1997 and will adopt Mondex International's technology as its future choice of strategic chip platform.

Smartcard technology is slated for majorglobal expansion following the decision by eight key microchip firms to develop a platform for multi-application cards likely to become the industry standard, analysts said Friday. Thursday, Dai Nippon Printing and Hitachi of Japan, Gemplus of France, Siemens of Germany as well as U.S. companies Keycorp, MasterCard International, Mondex International and Motorola announced that they were forming MAOSCO, a consortium to cooperate on the new multiple-application operating system (MULTOS) platfor
Source: The Nando Times m. The consortium hopes to promote MULTOS af an industry standard for use in the finance, retail, travel, media and telecommunication sectors.
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In a related development, American Express announced Friday that it was joining the rival Global Chipcard Alliance (GCA), set up late last year. GCA is made up mainly of telecommunications companies such as PTT Netherlands/Unisource, U.S. West Communications, GTE, Bell Canada, Deutsche Telekom, Oracle and Telekom Malaysia.
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Experts said the cards would eventually be used in conjunction with fingerprints and DNA genetic material to ensure foolproof security against fraud. Some even predict the cards will eventually be scrapped and information chips will be implanted directly within the bodies of consumers.
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Cash is headed for a whole new dimension. MasterCard has invested millions in the development of an E-cash system called Mondex. Smart Mondex cards have tiny embedded microchips that can store not only electronic dollars but also five other types of currency, an abbreviated medical history and even a personalized electronic "key" that can open everything from your apartment to your office. Says Henry Mundt, MasterCard executive vice president for global access: "The chip that we are putting on the card now will form the platform for the ultimate in remote access for consumers to their funds, anytime, anywhere. What we really see happening in the future is consumers being able to design their cards to meet their individual needs. We refer to that as moving more toward life-style cards." E-cash is already everywhere, from highway tolls to subways.

Technology and finance have become one and the same. As William Niskanen, chairman of the Washington-based CATO Institute, puts it, "The distinction between software and money is disappearing." And nowhere is that truer than in the world of cold, hard cash.

...the phobia of 666 is known as hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia.
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A smart card is used to pay for all purchases one makes and avail benefits such as health, insurance and claims. The social security number, which requires every individual to be marked, is closely associated with the number of the beast.

Automatic identification is the dominant feature in the emergence of a cashless society. Biometric sensors are used to identify people by fingerprints, retina patters and other body patterns. In countries like Spain, Britain, the Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Norway, New York and California, dogs and cats are required to have microchip implants injected under their skin under the law. It won’t be long before similar implants will be injected in human beings as well.

Almost everyone is familiar with the UPC barcodes that are now there on most of the products of daily use. The three embedded numbers on every UPC barcode are 666. Here’s how: All the marks of bars in the code are associated with numbers except for the marks at the first, middle and end. They appear as “||”. If the numbers are taken away, we are left with the digits 666, which remain hidden in every bar code.

After labouring for years, the world’s financial institutions have finally declared the emergence of the global cashless society. Microchip technology and electronic currency will replace all monetary exchange. The giant behind providing this cashless system is a company named Mondex, which has already franchised over 20 nations. The entire system is based on smart card technology that employs microchips concealed in a plastic card. It stores electronic cash and identification. All electronic transactions will be made secure by secure electronic transaction (SET) protocols.

Mondex is a compound of the words Monetary and Dexter. Monetary means: pertaining to money while Dexter means located on the right hand. Set is Egyptian god of evil or Satan.

Keeping various security related issues in mind, the computer scientists decided that it might not be possible to carry the card everywhere. Therefore the ultimate option will be to place the microchip inside the human body. However, scientists have discovered only two places to inject the chip — the forehead and the right hand.

AT&T and Lucent Technologies purchased the franchise for Mondex. Their logo is symbolic of the Solar Serpent or Satan. The name Lucent is compounded from Lucifer enterprises. They named their products STYX, a river in Hades, Janus, two-faced god and inferno promoted with a quote from the inferno, a story about Lucifer in the pit of hell. They even chose to move their office to 666, Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

"In 1948, the IUCN, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, was established. The most important person involved was Julian Huxley. This IUCN had a close working relationship with the British Colonial and Foreign Office. All his life
Huxley had been working on projects related to the conservation of nature. In 1960, he made a trip through the British colonies that were about to become independent. He made sure that the British government was able to keep their hold on the nature reserves located in the countries of the Commonwealth, even today. Somehow he was able to convince the new African leaders that every person from Africa was a natural born poacher.

Great Britain has always been preoccupied with the capture of raw materials from the countries in the Commonwealth and the protection of the unlimited
supply of it. It is noteworthy that the IUCN still has the affix, "for natural resources" [International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources]. I also point to the fact that the IUCN is an extension of the government offices and the public sector of the United Kingdom, because in the end, these are the real beneficiaries. A year after Huxley's trip, the WWF was established with the sole purpose of gathering funds for the IUCN. The IUCN went to the background at the moment the WWF came into existence...

30 years later, the WWF controls 10% of the world's surface. They control 40% of Tanzania. At the moment they are focused on South-America. This is something of the last 5 years [since 1994-1995].