Russia's Nuke Capabilities, Western PsyOps & EU-NATO 'Refugee Crisis' PsyOp Invasion of Europe

ꕤ Article SOURCE Счастливого Рождества России Schastlivogo Rozhdestva Rossii http://www.therussophile.org/pepe-escobar-russia-and-its-lethal-arsenal-is-ready-for-war.html/ Originally Published:  scott.net Pepe Escobar: Russia and its lethal arsenal is ready for war Ashley Bailey ⋅ 16.12.2015 Nobody needs to read Zbigniew “Grand Chessboard” Brzezinski’s 1997 opus to know US foreign policy revolves around one single overarching theme: prevent – by all means necessary – the emergence of a power, or powers, capable of constraining Washington’s unilateral swagger, not only in Eurasia but across the world. The Pentagon carries the same message embedded in newspeak: the Full Spectrum Dominance doctrine. Syria is leading all these assumptions to collapse like a house of cards. So no wonder in a Beltway under no visible chain of command – the Obama administration barely qualifies as lame duck – angst is the norm. The Pentagon is now engaged in a Vietnam-style escalation of boots on the ground across “Syraq”. 50 commandos are already in northern Syria “advising” the YPG Syrian Kurds as well as a few “moderate” Sunnis. Translation: telling them what Washington wants them to do. The official White House spin is that these commandos “support local forces” (Obama’s words) in cutting off supply lines leading to the fake “Caliphate” capital, Raqqa. Another 200 Special Forces sent to Iraq will soon follow, allegedly to “engage in direct combat” against the leadership of ISIS/ISIL/Daesh, which is now ensconced in Mosul. These developments, billed as “efforts” to “partially re-engage in Iraq and Syria” are leading US Think Tankland to pen hilarious reports in search of “the perfect balance between wide-scale invasion and complete disengagement” – when everyone knows Washington will never disengage from the Middle East’s strategic oil wealth. All these American boots on the ground in theory should be coordinating, soon, with a new, spectacularly surrealist 34-country “Islamic” coalition (Iran was not invited), set up to fight ISIS/ISIL/Daesh by no less than the ideological matrix of all strands of Salafi-jihadism: Wahhabi Saudi Arabia. Syria is now Coalition Central. There are at least four; the “4+1” (Russia, Syria, Iran, Iraq plus Hezbollah), which is actually fighting Daesh; the US-led coalition, a sort of mini NATO-GCC combo, but with the GCC doing nothing; the Russia-France direct military collaboration; and the new Saudi-led “Islamic” charade. They are pitted against an astonishing number of Salafi-jhadi coalitions and alliances of convenience that last from a few months to a few hours. And then there’s Turkey, which under Sultan Erdogan plays a vicious double game. Sarajevo All Over Again? “Tense” does not even begin to describe the current Russia-Turkey geopolitical tension, which shows no sign of abating. The Empire of Chaos lavishly profits from it as a privileged spectator; as long as the tension lasts, prospects of Eurasia integration are hampered. Russian intel has certainly played all possible scenarios involving a NATO Turkish army on the Turkish-Syrian border as well as the possibility of Ankara closing the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles for the Russian “Syria Express”. Erdogan may not be foolish enough to offer Russia yet another casus belli. But Moscow is taking no chances. Russia has placed ships and submarines capable of launching nuclear missiles in case Turkey under the cover of NATO decides to strike out against the Russian position. President Putin has been clear; Russia will use nuclear weapons if necessary if conventional forces are threatened. If Ankara opts for a suicide mission of knocking out yet another Su-24, or Su-34, Russia will simply clear the airspace all across the border via the S-400s. If Ankara under the cover of NATO responds by launching the Turkish Army on Russian positions, Russia will use nuclear missiles, drawing NATO into war not only in Syria but potentially also in Europe. And this would include using nuclear missiles to keep Russian strategic use of the Bosphorus open. That’s how we can draw a parallel of Syria today as the equivalent of Sarajevo 1914. Since mid-2014 the Pentagon has run all manner of war games – as many as 16 times, under different scenarios – pitting NATO against Russia. All scenarios were favorable to NATO. All simulations yielded the same victor: Russia. And that’s why Erdogan’s erratic behavior actually terrifies quite a few real players from Washington to Brussels. Let Me Take You on a Missile Cruise The Pentagon is very much aware of the tremendous heavy metal Russia may unleash if provoked to the limit by someone like Erdogan. Let’s roll out an abridged list. Russia can use the mighty SS-18 – which NATO codenames “Satan”; each “Satan” carries 10 warheads, with a yield of 750 to 1000 kilotons each, enough to destroy an area the size of New York state. The Topol M ICBM is the world’s fastest missile at 21 Mach (16,000 miles an hour); against it, there’s no defense. Launched from Moscow, it hits New York City in 18 minutes, and L.A. in 22.8 minutes. Russian submarines – as well as Chinese submarines – are able to launch offshore the US, striking coastal targets within a minute. Chinese submarines have surfaced next to US aircraft carriers undetected, and Russian submarines can do the same. The S-500 anti-missile system is capable of sealing Russia off from ICBMs and cruise missiles. (Moscow will only admit on the record that the S-500s will be rolled out in 2016; but the fact the S-400s will soon be delivered to China implies the S-500s may be already operational.) The S-500 makes the Patriot missile look like a V-2 from WWII. Here, a former adviser to the US Chief of Naval Operations essentially goes on the record saying the whole US missile defense apparatus is worthless.  [comment:  I wouldn't be relying on that.  US military just wants more funding.] Russia has a supersonic bomber fleet of Tupolev Tu-160s; they can take off from airbases deep in the heart of Russia, fly over the North Pole, launch nuclear-tipped cruise missiles from safe distances over the Atlantic, and return home to watch the whole thing on TV. Russia can cripple virtually every forward NATO base with tactical – or battlefield – small-yield nuclear weapons. It’s not by accident that Russia over the past few months tested NATO response times in multiple occasions. The Iskander missile travels at seven times the speed of sound with a range of 400 km. It’s deadly to airfields, logistics points and other stationary infrastructure along a broad war theatre, for instance in southern Turkey. NATO would need to knock out all these Iskanders. But then they would need to face the S-400s – or, worse, S-500s — which Russia can layer in defense zones in nearly every conceivable theater of war.  Positioning the S-400s in Kaliningrad, for instance, would cripple all NATO air operations deep inside Europe. And presiding over military decisions, Russia privileges the use of Reflexive Control (RC). This is a tactic that aims to convey selected information to the enemy that forces him into making self-defeating decisions; a sort of virus influencing and controlling his decision-making process. Russia uses RC tactically, strategically and geopolitically. A young Vladimir Putin learned all there is to know about RC at the 401st KGB School and further on in his career as a KGB/FSB officer. All right, Erdogan and NATO; do you still wanna go to war? http://www.therussophile.org/pepe-escobar-russia-and-its-lethal-arsenal-is-ready-for-war.html/ Full-spectrum dominance aka full-spectrum superiority strategic doctrine control over all dimensions of battlespace / warfare: terrestrial aerial maritime subterranean extraterrestrial psychological biotechnological cyber-technological Professor Philip M Taylor University of Leeds an expert consultant to the US and UK govts re psychological ops, propaganda & diplomacy -- 2005,  global information environment control dismissed by Prof Philip Taylor: full-spectrum dominance in global information environment impossible https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full-spectrum_dominance Missed Perceptions By Jason Vest  | December 1, 2005 No one is sure how well psychological operations have worked in Afghanistan or Iraq, but that's not stopping efforts to step them up, using contractors to do it. From the State Department to the Pentagon, winning hearts and minds is an increasingly important element of U.S. national security strategy. But while Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Karen Hughes has been the highest-profile example of U.S. public relations in action, the Defense Department quietly has been tinkering with its own systems of overseas influence. Among these are psychological operations, or PSYOPS. But after-action reports on the invasion of Iraq are skeptical about PSYOPS' success, and a psychological operations unit in Afghanistan recently tried to "demoralize" the enemy by desecrating Islamic corpses. Questions about these matters have led some policymakers to wonder how enhancing PSYOPS will complement other elements of military information operations, such as public diplomacy and public affairs. In addition, increasing reliance on contractors to conduct these operations is raising eyebrows, especially because the contract prices aren't small and some firms hired have murky pasts. Psychological operations, defined by the military as the "systematic process of conveying messages to selected foreign groups to promote particular themes that result in desired foreign attitudes and behaviors," traditionally have been the nearly exclusive purview of the 4th PSYOPS Group (Airborne) of the Army's Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command. Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the military services have shown renewed interest in mass persuasion. For example, two-and-a-half years ago at Fort Bragg, N.C., the Army unveiled its Special Operations Forces Media Operations Complex, a 51,756-square-foot facility replete with all the tools 4th PSYOPS requires-printing presses, studios and digital audiovisual production facilities-in the service of producing materials to win hearts and minds wherever the U.S. military finds itself in the world. Col. James A. Treadwell, the 4th's commander, said at the time that the facility's opening "marks PSYOPS as a growth field." But PSYOPS had entered a boom phase well before the new complex's ribbon was cut. From the post-9/11 involvement in Afghanistan to the end of what have been termed "major combat operations" in Iraq, Army PSYOPS units produced a deluge of media, including but not limited to 150 million flyers and leaflets and more than 20,000 radio broadcasts in Afghanistan and Iraq. And in the wake of Baghdad's collapse, there was a tremendous sense of satisfaction that a virtually uninterrupted flow of PSYOPS material had played a critical role in hastening the almost anticlimactic end of Iraq's military. But when the Army's mammoth Operation Iraqi Freedom lessons-learned report was published in 2004, it revealed that PSYOPS weren't all they were cracked up to be. Part of this had nothing to do with quality; some PSYOPS units had been incredibly useful, but failed in their duty as "force multipliers" simply because there weren't enough of them. This was hardly surprising, as PSYOPS accounts for only 4,800 soldiers, 76 percent of whom are reservists. But the report also concluded that, for reasons that had nothing to do with numbers, PSYOPS simply hadn't had as profound an effect as some had thought. Not long after the lessons-learned report, the Pentagon's Defense Science Board-echoing an earlier Defense Planning Guidance report and a somewhat neglected 2003 Pentagon "Information Operations Roadmap"-concluded that when it came to conception and coordination of strategic communications, including PSYOPS, the military's efforts had languished. The board strongly endorsed a number of nascent structural and philosophical efforts at Defense and elsewhere to win a global battle of ideas. So about two years ago, Treadwell was ordered from piney Fort Bragg to subtropical Tampa, Fla., where, from MacDill Air Force Base, he now commands one of the newest and perhaps least known elements of Special Operations Command: the Joint Psychological Operations Support Element (JPSE, or more colloquially, "gypsy"). Described in official literature as a unit comprising "more than 50 senior military and civilians with a deep knowledge of psychological operations," JPSE's raison d'être isn't to horn in on the Army's PSYOPS turf, but rather to spare commanders across services and commands the agony of going through multiple layers of bureaucracy for support. And, according to a press release earlier this year, JPSE is devoting itself not to the darker aspects of psychological warfare but to propagating truthful messages. In addition to facilitating more agile PSYOPS support, JPSE also is beginning to do something psychological operations traditionally hasn't: consider the big picture, according to Professor Philip M. Taylor of England's University of Leeds. "PSYOPS has really only worked in tactical/operations contexts, but in today's global infosphere, there's no longer any such thing as tactical information-everything has a strategic capability. This is where PSYOPS has traditionally been weak," says Taylor, one of the world's leading experts on psychological operations, public diplomacy and propaganda, and a consultant to the American and British governments. "JPSE is a recognition that 4th PSYOPS has been quite effective at the tactical/operational levels but less so at the strategic, and is part of the roadmap by which all components of information operations are to become more closely coordinated than they have thus far." Policymakers have realized, he adds, that mechanisms of delivery and the messages themselves have to be integrated. Nancy Snow, senior research fellow at the University of Southern California Center on Public Diplomacy and adjunct assistant professor with USC's Annenberg School for Communication, adds that when it comes to trying to create a unified front in the practice of strategic communications, it's not uncommon for each tactical element to see itself as holding the magic strategic bullet. Thus, it's devilishly difficult to bring order to communications chaos, leading Taylor to wonder whether such integration, including that of PSYOPS, can be accomplished. A Mixed Bag PSYOPS have been a part of American military and intelligence endeavors since World War II. They range from above-board and even earnest to devious and mendacious. One of the problems with persuasion and perception manipulation is that success is not always easy to gauge and can become the subject of fierce debates. Policymakers and practitioners alike are grappling with this reality as they seek to figure out the PSYOPS part of a larger strategic communications equation. Pre-invasion airdropped leaflets, for example, historically have been intended to affect a population by countering disinformation, promoting ideology and image, and appealing to the survival instincts of soldiers and civilians. Studying the leafleting efforts of the Army's 4th Psychological Warfare Group in 2002-2003, two University of Texas professors found that the majority of leaflets dropped on Iraq were of the survival motif, exhorting Iraqi soldiers to quickly surrender and imploring Iraqi civilians to shelter in place during the invasion, as well as to preserve their oil facilities. Given the quick collapse of the Iraqi military and the lack of refugee crisis that certain Pentagon planners were convinced was inevitable, some observers, including the Texas professors, posited that the 4th's leafleting efforts played a key role in the successful invasion. Yet as some in the military noted then and later, there was no metric for objectively determining this. "In retrospect, [the leaflets] did seem to have the effect intended," wrote Lt. Col. Steven Collins in "Mind Games," a paper published in the summer 2003 issue of NATO Review. But, he added, just as PSYOPS is geared to slant perceptions, so too, can perceptions slant the analysis of psychological operations. The problem with the leaflets was "the problem with all PSYOPS actions: the difficulty in determining the cause of behavior during a war. Did the Iraqi military melt away primarily as a result of PSYOPS, or of bombing by coalition aircraft, or of lack of logistical support, or a combination of all three?" At best, Collins concluded, PSYOPS' role "remains an important variable to determine." In early 2004, the Army Command General and Staff College's Combined Arms Research Library published a detailed study of major combat operations in Iraq. Its conclusion: PSYOPS were at best a mixed bag. "PSYOPS units can point with satisfaction to success in minimizing damage to the oil fields and keeping civilians off roads," it said. "However, they do so with risk since there is very little evidence available yet to support that contention. . . . Moreover, the PSYOPS effort enjoyed far less success in encouraging Iraqi units to surrender. . . . PSYOPS produced much less than expected and perhaps less than claimed." Such considerations have led some to wonder whether military efforts such as JPSE are neglecting ways to improve PSYOPS in its strongest areas, tactical and operational, by beginning to dabble in the strategic. In a 2004 briefing, Marine Col. G.I. Wilson and two retired military officers observed that the problem with PSYOPS has less to do with the operations themselves and more to do with how they are, or are not, integrated into existing combat forces. Holding that psychological and information operations should be incorporated into every basic military consideration, Wilson and his colleagues suggested that in places such as Iraq, "regional fusion centers" should be established where the tactical and strategic mission specialists could work together to help frame and guide ongoing operations. Similarly, a recent National Defense University study held that the priority for PSYOPS should be doctrinal and structural reforms focused on the tactical level, because it's impossible for military PSYOPS to adequately compensate for a weak national strategic communications program. And, says Taylor, even the most ambitious and effective PSYOPS reform can be easily undermined by soldiers' actions, for example, desecrating Afghan bodies or the Koran. "Democracies are their own worst enemies in this field," he says. "It's true, though rarely recognized in the control-freakery world of the military, that full spectrum dominance is impossible in the global information environment," even over U.S. soldiers. 'Sorry, It Wasn't Us' Further, Taylor adds, groups contracted by the government to do PSYOPS or related work and analysis also can do damage. "There are plenty who have messed up and been fired; there are risks," he says. "But if the attitude is 'Something has to be done,' who is going to do it? There are so many PR firms willing to take bucks from the U.S. government. "Outsourcing is either a sign of recognition that the military is not terribly good at certain types of persuasion, or a way of distancing the U.S. government from the messages. If that company then does something which is controversial, the government can say, 'Sorry, it wasn't us, but we'll fire the company that did this supposedly in our name.' " Those concerned about the state of both PSYOPS and contracting paid close attention to JPSE's June announcement that it was giving indefinite delivery/ indefinite quantity contracts to three contractors for media approach planning, prototype product development, commercial quality product development, product distribution and dissemination, and media effects analysis. While JPSE commander Treadwell said the initial contracts were likely to be in the $250,000 range, the potential maximum value of each tender, $100 million, stirred great interest as did the choice of contractors. It wasn't necessarily surprising that Arlington, Va.-based defense contractor SYColeman got one of the JPSE tenders, based on its formidable number of existing contracts with the Pentagon; media work, however, is not something the company lists among its core competencies. Similarly, while San Diego-based Science Applications International Corp. has dozens of offices worldwide devoted to administering its Pentagon contracts, most of SAIC's work has been in the areas of engineering, systems and quantitative analysis, not media. Indeed, the last time it won a contract for media work-specifically, setting up post-Saddam television operations in Iraq-it performed with such ineptitude that the company was excoriated not just by the Pentagon inspector general and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Richard G. Lugar, R-Ind., but also by its former project manager. SAIC ultimately lost that contract. Also inviting curiosity has been Lincoln Group, which despite having virtually no public profile and no demonstrable history in strategic communications-and having gone through multiple changes in name and orientation in less than three years-has landed two major media contracts with the U.S. military in the past year. "A lot of these things go on if not in secret, [then] kind of out of view with very little tracking or public accountability, and as such, we don't really know when things go wrong," says USC's Snow. "But none of it really addresses whether any of this will have any impact if the people they're trying to reach just won't have any of it because we have unpopular policies." http://www.govexec.com/magazine/features/2005/12/missed-perceptions/20710/ ---------------------- ꕤ ---------------------- COMMENT That was interesting. Can't make out the first article. What are the chances of the Syria thing blowing up into a WWIII? Would Russia really nuke Turkey? I've no idea. Think it's rather cool how Chinese and Russian subs can creep up on US ships undetected. Eighteen minutes to hit target seems like a long time to me.  That would be 18 minutes in which the target can either knock out your projectile and/or launch a barrage of projectiles back at you. I'll probably forget most of this, and  I certainly won't remember weapons numbers. What is cool is having confirmation for what I figured earlier:  warmongers know that they will create displaced persons. That means that those displaced in the Middle East and in Africa as result of military intervention COULD have been planned for, just as I suspected. As in, they could have set up in-situ facilities instead of letting Europe get invaded, like they have, the dirty, disgusting, and negligent dogs that these politicians are. The 'refugee crisis' spin and the whole 'Syrian refugees' Western media propaganda was a PsyOp to leverage forcing foreigners onto Europe's peoples (and manipulate public opinion), instead of the warmonger American empire paying for the support of non-European foreigners in-situ or transferring displaced (and other sundry invaders) to  USA soil. In fact, the US empire isn't paying for maintenance of the displaced (plus economically motivated invaders) that have been forced on Europeans:  it's European taxpayers that have forked out the money for the upkeep &  European taxpayers paying Turkey to ostensibly keep them out ... only Europe isn't shutting its borders, so that $3.2-billion to Turkey is probably going towards funding terrorists in the Middle East. Also, there's a correlation between the duration of war and the displaced, that's worth remembering. However, the vast majority of NATO-Merkel's 'Syrian refugees' are in fact economic immigrants from other Middle Eastern and African locations. So, what is with that? It looks like the assh*les of NATO-European Union sent out an invitation to Asia and Africa to deliberately relocate a regional population, to probably get a depopulation of Syria under-way (ie to encourage one), in an effort to weaken Syria, and the secondary gain might be some wage slaves among the tide of non-Europeans (and the reward for corporations is driving down European wages). I wish Europeans would take up arms and take down their pig governments that are destroying Europe. ꕤ

Transcript: InfoWars PsyOp

ꕤ Article SOURCE Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVKgg2qGxzE&feature=youtu.be The following is a transcript of what I thought was a serious disclosure of suppression of information by German police and the media in Germany. However, later in the video, Alex Benesch, who is interviewed from Germany, begins to talk absolute sh*t -- like he's having a moment of complete mental dissociation from reality -- sh*t that is so far-fetched and insane that I question whether this is: (a) a piss-take; or (b) a psy-op I'm going with (b) for some kind of establishment BULLSH*T. Disseminating this 'InfoWars' crap, is a loud-mouth Yank at the helm, a pom interviewer & a German 'political analyst' who sounds batshit crazy. I'm going to guess that this is a CIA, GCHQ & BND joint effort psy-op, as it's the most plausible explanation for the nutcase video presentation that undermines the credibility of what it purports to draw attention to:  police and media suppression of information in Germany. Presume this is a production designed to discredit questioning the daily diet of corporate media distortion and propaganda. Obviously, there is no elite conspiracy to import 'personality disorders' to traumatise the population (conditions that Benesch doesn't even name correctly), and this is absolute crap he's talking. That this has gone to video on the internet, tells me InfoWars is a total fraud. These d*ckheads ought to be ashamed of themselves. Edit:  still think the broadcasts include a good deal of nutty crap, but I'm probably a bit hasty concluding this as part of a psy-op.  It could just be filling a 'genre' vacancy for commercial reasons.  lol TRANSRIPT [for quotation purposes, confirm audio] Paul Watson I've just posted an article over on Prison Planet Twitter, which you can check out. Now, we've had these articles over the past 3 weeks. The rape crisis that is now engulfing Germany as a result of this migrant influx is now really reaching epidemic proportions. Police in Germany kept quiet a migrant raping a 13 year old girl so as not to 'legitimise critics of mass migration.' And we're going to talk to Alex about this when we get him back on line, because he's there in Germany.  He's talking to people in Germany about this situation, about how the media is covering it up, which relates to my top story on InfoWars.com, which is that the German broadcaster ZDF, which is like a true crime program that relates on one of Germany's top networks other there in Europe.  They've basically had a case where a Muslim migrant who came over in the last 3 months raped a young girl -- who was a prime suspect in raping a young girl -- they decided against airing the story because they said it might offend Muslim migrants coming over to Germany and it might 'inflame tensions'. Now this is not in isolation. We've had numerous stories about this over the last few weeks. Now we've got more. And I've only just found out about this in the last hour or so. So we've got this 13-year-old girl who was raped in a migrant camp in Germany. The police sat on the story for 3 months because they said they did not want to 'legitimise critics of mass migration.' No concern about the actual victim.  No concern about the other women and children in those camps who are being preyed upon. We are now seeing articles about them charging ten euros each to rape these women and children.  They're being forced into prostitution. Another case, in a town of Meyering[?], a Bavarian town there in Germany, where police are now telling parents, as a result of another rape, which occurred on September 11, just about ten or eleven days ago, the police are telling parents in that German town not to let their children go outside unaccompanied. We also had the case in Pocking, another German town, where girls are being told not to wear shorts, or not to wear short skirts, because there's a migrant camp attached to that school, in its gymnasium, so now the head teacher wrote a letter to the parents, saying:  we're not going to allow girls to wear shorts, we're not going to allow them to wear short skirts, because they could provoke attacks from these Muslim migrants, because they might offend these Muslim migrants and the media, and although this is being picked up on in, you know, local media, the major media networks in Germany are not broadcasting this, so it's unsurprising that in the polls which have come out in Germany suggest that upwards of 60% of Germans support this migrant invasion, which of course will be 800,000 migrants before the end of the year.  Potentially millions after that. 3:36 Do we have Alex on the line yet? We've got Alex.  So you've heard me talk about that there, Alex. Are Germans even aware that these rape cases are happening? Is the media cover-up in Germany successful at this point? Alex Benesch Well, it used to be pretty successful, because you normally like have about 250,000 coming here per year, but now, of course, it's about up to 800,000. Now everybody is talking about it -- everybody's talking about it. And I've looked at a scientific study, and it's a mainline study -- and I'm sure there are similar studies on American immigration -- and the study says that 25% of migrants coming here are backwards, radicals, sometimes criminal, and if you do the numbers that makes four (4) million troublemakers in Germany, in a country with 80,000,000 (eighty million) people. So, just to give you a comparison:  Germany, right now, has 180,000 (one hundred and eighty thousand) active military personnel severely under-equipped; 250,000 (quarter million) cops.  Of course, they don't work at the same time at any given hour.  And then we have a couple of thousand (2,000) folks working in intelligence. That's it. How can they possibly manage 4,000,000 (four million) troublemakers in Germany, plus the quarter percentage of new migrants coming in that are troublemakers as well. I understand.  I've looked at the study and, of course, 25% (twenty-five percent) of migrants are over-achievers, you know, people who come from Vietnam, they outperform German students and they do really well; and another 25% (twenty-five percent) of migrants they do OK, they well; another 25% (twenty-five percent) gets by; but 25% (twenty-five percent) are real troublemakers. They've created a problem that's way too big for the German state to handle, so what's going to solve this problem? Of course, Brussels.  Of course, the European Union is creating this multi-national border guard force and they want these centres in countries of origin in North Africa and Syria, so people to to these places and then they're being assessed and then they're being brought here. So this is a serious problem. So if you can find studies like this on American immigration, or no matter where you come from, find these studies and do these numbers and see how many troublemakers you have that have no loyalty to your country. Paul Watson And that's the point, isn't it? You know, they're bringing in so many.  Obviously, you know, most of them eventually you would hope will integrate, will assimilate into society. But with the sheer volume of people that are being brought into Germany right now, many of them by people smugglers, there are going to be huge problems for social cohesion, going forward over the next five (5), ten (10), twenty (20) years. And now it's confirmed.  I was saying 50% (fifty percent) -- I was merely going off of what the media was telling us, that 50% (fifty percent) were 'Syrian refugees.' It now turns out we've got the numbers. Only one-fifth (20% / twenty percent) of these 'refugees' are actually Syrian.  The rest are economic migrants fleeing to a higher standard of living, yet we've been browbeaten by politicians in Europe, [and] by the media, into supporting this on humanitarian grounds when it's based on a completely flimsy and inaccurate statistic that 50% (fifty percent) of these people coming in were actually Syrian.  We now know that not to be the case. But from your research, the bigger picture -- what is the EU and the politicians in Germany hoping to achieve by rolling out the red carpet for this migrant influx.  What is the long-term agenda, geopolitically? Alex Benesch Well, every American listening now needs to understand that it's important to keep an eye on Europe because the global power balance is rapidly shifting and changing. What the elite is doing in Europe right now is expanding the European Union into a Mediterranean super-union, that's kind of a super-empire that would match or surpass the other three (3) big empires in the world -- the United States, Russia and China. So I think this Mediterranean empire is at the heart of this migration crisis. The people in charge and the politicians above them, they are mixing populations through migration and they create a common history among the different nationalities. Syrians have no idea about Germany.  Germans has no idea about Syria. There is no common positive history between Germany and North Africa. The only thing that comes to mind, if you're interested in history, the only thing that comes to mind is that dark chapter in modern history when General Rommel tried to conquer North Africa and then moved east towards Middle East and Syria, where he was stopped by the British and then the America on the other side and pushed him back. So they're creating an artificial common history that wasn't there before, because you want to merge 43 (forty-three) completely different countries, you want to include Turkey, Syria, Israel and so on, into this Mediterranean union. It's kind of a hyped up version of ancient Rome.  So in the last few years this Mediterranean union process has officially stalled.  The Mediterranean union is supposed to only exist on paper.  But the European union is real, and they're playing a long game here.  Ten (10) years can make all the difference in the world. Years ago, the bureaucrats were already shopping for this Mediterranean union.  At that time, you still had Gaddafi in Libya and you had Mubarak in Egypt, and so on.   So then the Arab Spring revolutions, they got rid of these old dictators and their families, paving the way for integration of North Africa, possibly Syria, into this Mediterranean super-empire. So the flood of migrants right now comes from North Africa and Syria.  See how that works? And if realised, this Mediterranean empire could be a very close partner of the United States.  There could be a merger in the very near future, in order to keep up with the empires of the east. I mean, you've seen the Trans-Atlantic free trade agreement that's the building block of this European-American empire, but every American listening to this understand the following: A Mediterranean empire would have more than twice the population of the United States. The combined military force would be enormous; maybe even surpassing the American military force. Paul Watson For now we're going to talk to ... [ADVERTISING] Hillary 4 Prison 2016 T-Shirts popular.  lol end transcription at:  11:49 resumed 15:58 Paul Watson We're talking to geopolitical analyst and author, Alexander Benesch, who is over there in Germany tracking the migrant crisis. Just before the last segment, we dipped into the fact that they're using this crisis, that they've created in the first place, to centralise power into fewer hands. Now we've had a union for the Mediterranean which was this concept proposed by EU leaders and Bilderbergers, back in 2008-2009, to aborb these North African countries and these Middle Eastern countries into this Mediterranean union, which would then be allied with the North American union, again, centralising power into fewer hands as these federal super-states, which are anti-democratic -- which is what the EU has built its whole platform, it's whole raison d'etre around -- into conglomerating into these huge power blocks that aren't representative, that aren't democratic. Now they're exploiting the migrant crisis for that very purpose. Now Alex, I read a quote from Javier Solana, who is the former NATO secretary general and a top Bilderberger, who is espousing this plan for a Mediterranean union involving all these different Middle Eastern and Northern African countries, to absorb them into the EU. He said that it was necessary as a process to foster cultural unity. So bearing in mind we just talked about the rape crisis that is now sweeping these migrant camps in Germany, why would we want cultural unity with a culture based on a barbarous religion, that is stuck in the 7th Century? Why can't we maintain our culture separately? We know that multiculturalism has been a complete failure, even Merkel herself admitted that a few years ago. So why are they trying to fuse our cultures together, when it's been proven not to work? THE FOLLOWING IS TOTAL BULLSH*T Alex Benesch Well, the most important answer to this question is this:  the biggest and most important control mechanism for populations is personality disorders, whether it's paedophile -- which is often linked to antisocial [personality] disorder and narcissism -- or it's migrants that come from countries of origin where they're dominated by people with antisocial [personality] disorder, and these really nasty, nasty disorders. So a single person could be a paedophile, could be a really bad migrant.  Every single bad person can hurt any number of healthy people out there. So if you have a certain percentage of people out there with heavy disorders and you think, OK, every dangerous single will keep a certain number of other healthy people busy or hurt these other people, then you can do the numbers in your head and you realise that every country -- according to the elites --  every country needs constant traumatisation to create new people with disorders. So some of the migrants are being hurt by bad migrants and that gives them post traumatic stress and that keeps them busy for the rest of their lives and, let's not also forget, every second German -- every other German -- statistically, from the old baby boomer generation, has cancer, so Germany has one of the lowest growth rates. We have like a 1.3 growth rate, which is actually a shrinking rate, so Germany is actually shrinking and the argument is that we need a flood of migrants every year for the next 35 years in order to prevent a collapse of population numbers, a collapse of the retirement system and so on. So we're being flooded with traumatised people, people with antisocial [personality] disorder, narcissistic disorder and a mixture of disorders, to keep us all very busy, and everybody who got cancer, presumably from the shots they get, getting cancer is traumatic and it's not just traumatic for the person getting ill, it's traumatic for the whole family, so it's a system where you keep a population busy, so they have no time and energy to deal with the evil system that is above them. So in Europe right now, we see the same kind of things going on that we see in the United States.  Listen to this. If you have a Jeb Bush president, right, if you have a Jeb Bush president, my prediction will be he will intensify a North American union process and he will intensify in an unprecedented way cooperation with Europe. So America's military forces have been reduced, the banking crisis is still on, you have floods of illegal immigrants, and the argument will be, we need an American Union from Canada down to Colombia, in order to match the other empires in the world ... -- cannot listen to more of this crap -- end at 21:21 -- __________________ welt.de article - Pocking, Germany Girls being told not to wear shorts & short skirts because there's a migrant camp attached to that school, in its gymnasium English translation Link | here ---------------------- ꕤ ---------------------- The above is a transcript of what I thought was a serious disclosure of suppression of information by German police and the media in Germany. However, later in the video, Alex Benesch, who is interviewed from Germany, begins to talk absolute sh*t -- like he's having a moment of complete mental dissociation from reality -- sh*t that is so far-fetched and insane that I question whether this is: (a) a piss-take; or (b) a psy-op I'm going with (b) for some kind of establishment BULLSH*T. Disseminating this 'InfoWars' crap, is a loud-mouth Yank at the helm, a pom interviewer & a German 'political analyst' who sounds batshit crazy. I'm going to guess that this is a CIA, GCHQ & BND joint effort psy-op, as it's the most plausible explanation for the nutcase video presentation that undermines the credibility of what it purports to draw attention to:  namely, police and media suppression of information in Germany. Presume this is a production designed to discredit questioning the daily diet of corporate media distortion and propaganda. Obviously, there is no elite conspiracy to import 'personality disorders' to traumatise the population (conditions that Benesch doesn't even name correctly), and this is absolute crap he's talking. That this has gone to video on the internet, tells me InfoWars is a total fraud. These d*ckheads ought to be ashamed of themselves. Edit:  still think the broadcasts include a good deal of nutty crap, but I'm probably a bit hasty concluding this as part of a psy-op.  It could just be filling a 'genre' vacancy for commercial reasons.  lol ꕤ

PsyOp, MSM Lapdogs, Aspies & Psychopaths & the Whole Damn DSM

............................................................................... FORBES Sprinkle a little 'Hitler' here and 'Nazi leader' there; mix it up with a little 'neurotic psychopath'; and launch into 'Pentagon's Putin profile', 'based on no less substantial research'. Don't forget to add:  normal people don't rise to the top in political cultures like Russia's! Ummm, I don't know about you, but I wouldn't be buying anything Forbes and the Western MSM is selling ... E.V.E.R. Just take a look at this disgraceful gutter level political smear from the Pentagon down to the lapdog Western press, at the expense of a public whose intelligence politicos and newsmen insult with this blatant, laughable propaganda, masquerading as 'news'. ............................................................................... Examiner "USA Today released a [2008] Pentagon Report that reveals  ..." Unless there were multiple media releases of an old 2008 Pentagon [cough] 'report' ... USA Today is the vehicle for this? Well, it might be worthwhile keeping an eye on these fearless, ground-breaking American journalists. ............................................................................... BayouBuzz " PUTIN AUTISTIC? ... which affects all his decisions ..." ...............................................................................  Brisbane Times "top secret Pentagon report concludes ..." ............................................................................... CNBC "Pentagon think tank theorizes ..."  ...............................................................................   Eurasia Review   Going with: 'Press Speculates" and a 'rumors' (sic) 'rundown' ............................................................................... Examiner Examiner goes with a 'sage':   "may actually explain some of Putin's behavior (sic) ..."  ...............................................................................   The Guardian   "Pentagon thinktank claims Putin has Asperger's"   ............................................................................... The Inquisitr   Hey, why stop at Asperger's when you can add:  "has been accused of possibly being secretly gay ..."? ............................................................................... RFE/RL (aka ‘Radio CIA’)  "All The President's Ailments" ............................................................................... Sky News  "Russian leader may have suffered an "insult" to his brain ... " The only insult here is the insult to the readers. ............................................................................... Telegraph "The report concluded that "the Russian President carries a neurological abnormality" and ..." ............................................................................... The Hill (blog) "White House ... refused to comment on reports that the Pentagon prepared a study theorizing Russian President Vladimir Putin has Asperger's" ............................................................................... NOTE The ludicrous 'Aspie' propaganda attack on a democratically elected leader of a sovereign nation is hot on the heels of another DSM 'diagnosis'...  TA-DAH! The Independent Joan Smith Sunday 1 February 2015 President Putin is a dangerous psychopath - reason is not going to work with him A secret war in Ukraine, murder in London, incursions into others' airspace. His behaviour is getting worse http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/president-putin-is-a-dangerous-psychopath--reason-is-not-going-to-work-with-him-10015896.html Smith goes on to reflect on George W Bush and 'history': I think it’s more accurate to say that world leaders got Putin wrong, treating him as an authoritarian who would nevertheless keep his behaviour within recognisable boundaries. Remember when George W Bush gave him the affectionate nickname Pootie-Poot? If history teaches us anything, it is that treating unstable psychopaths as if they are normal, reasonable people doesn’t work. 'Pootie-Poot' all you like and file away this schizophrenic article in the 'Voices' directory (which is quite apt, then), while bleating Saddam Hussein, Stalin and 5,000 dead (that the Western-backed Kiev regime has slaughtered while Western media has kept silent); it's a histrionic propaganda hatchet job. That hatchet job ignores crimes and misdemeanours of the West and its leaders, some of whom are convicted war criminals -- including, Tony Blair and dear old, 'Crimmy-Crim', George W Bush. Foreign Policy Journal May 12, 2012: Kuala Lumpur — It’s official; George W Bush is a war criminal. The article's not only demeaning the target of a Western regime-change and target of US-NATO aggression (that's geared to propelling a war in Eastern Europe), it's also twisting facts around to suit the Western establishment narrative. As for those Russian 'incursions' into 'foreign airspace', you'll find that while the Russians may get close they're within their legal limits and not flying their jets in anybody's designated airspace.   Reports of Russian air 'incursions' are much like reports of that 'Russian' submarine in Swedish waters and Russian forces 'invading' Ukraine:  utter crap.  So is this mire of anti-Putin and anti-Russia smear aimed at lulling the public psyche into acceptance of a war with Russia, failing a Western-engineered Russian coup?  Sure sounds like it to me. Mainstream media is the lapdog of Western ruling elites and this is an example of press lapdogs serving their purpose. MSM puppets are churning out outlandish propaganda on behalf of their masters, in the process of manufacturing apathy and public consent, aimed at furthering the hidden agenda of corporate and political ruling elites. [see Chomsky] LINKS: OPERATION MOCKINGBIRD PSYOP