Bushian slip a first for Jeb
WORLD NEWS
By Dallas Darling
05/22/2015
"The easiest way to gain control of a population is to carry out acts of terror. The public will clamor for such laws if their personal security is threatened." -Joseph Stalin(1)
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It was a harsh fact. As a way to initially manufacture the consent of the
American people, an insidious convergence of national and international security organizations, intelligence gathering and policy formation groups, military and corporate complexes, and media and academic institutions now manufacture terror.
In other words, their very existence and funding is dependent on provoking acts of terror and sustaining terrorist states like the
Islamic State.
Beginning with the
U.S. defeat in
Vietnam, powerful and effective ideological institutions have carried out a system-supportive propaganda
function through the reliance on biased and emotional market forces. These forces produced internalized assumptions and false narratives in the minds of many
Americans.(1) At the expense of accurate and real world news, Americans have also embraced distorted infotainment and trivial human character stories. Consequently, such acceptance of inverted coercion and self-censorship has not only allowed the manufacturing of consent but also the manufacturing of wars.
If U.S. aggression in Vietnam proved one thing, it was that the war was unnecessary. Vietnam recovered, eventually establishing trade and diplomatic relations with the U.S. The real blood bath occurred in
Cambodia, partly caused by
American elites.(2) And instead of providing the American people with adequate food, housing, employment, education, and medical care, shadowy organizations sought to manufacture wars.
At the center of this twisted rationale was their continued funding and global domination-through at least 150 military conflicts. Manufacturing and selling wars became the norm.

Manufacturing acts of terror and sustaining terrorist groups became the rule of shadowy groups and an alternate government, too.
Forged in the jungles of Cambodia and
Pol Pot's brutal
Khmer Rouge, American organizations soon after realized how they could have used their own diabolical creation to further their political, financial, and social agendas in the region.
Later, their military and financial assistance of the Mujahadeen, Taliban, al-Qaeda in
Afghanistan,
Chechnya's rebels, the sociocide against
Iraq followed by the Islamic State, are only a few examples of manufacturing terror and terrorist states.
Still, the
U.S. military commandos that just killed a senior Islamic State official, or the elite armed forces that assassinated
Osama bin Laden, serve as messianic pretenders, bolstering the imaginary needs of a permanent warrior class and warfare state. The same is true of news about the Islamic State overrunning
Ramadi in Iraq.
Along with administering a surgical procedure that eliminates desire and memory, endless and recycled infotainment justifies a permanent and massive corporate-military complex. Institutions and organizations which prey on the marginalized and commit real acts of terror and terrorism remain concealed.
Fortunately, some government whistleblowers are challenging the status quo, claiming that some terrorist acts are false flag events and created by a totalitarian security apparatus.
Reports abound how domestic and foreign informants not only incite terrorism through the groups they infiltrate, but how a national security state and intelligence agencies assist terrorist organizations with information and military aid.
As a result of imaginary or real terrorist attacks, a heightened state of alert and security becomes commonplace. It also encourages mistrust of neighbors while inducing dependency on the
State.
Liberty should always be liberating, but for the U.S. its brand of liberty crushes freedom and the spirit of independence.
Again, elite institutions and counter-terrorist organizations are provoking, even sustaining acts of terror and terrorist states. Marginalized and oppressed peoples, especially in Muslim communities and Islamic nations, are targeted and then entrapped in complex spidery webs of shadowy sting operations. If he decides to run for the presidency-and the same can be said of the other candidates-Jeb
Bush will be another nominal president as were his predecessors.
The endless and deadly cycles of manufacturing consent, of manufacturing war, and of manufacturing terror will continue to evolve. A far worse fate awaits
America's terror machine and the world. Could it possibly be the fate of manufacturing genocides?
Dallas Darling (darling@wn.com)
(1) It is debated if
Joseph Stalin actually said this statement. However, the meaning and its application is still very appropriate regarding totalitarian leaders and absolute political systems.
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