IMHO the US has been one big embarrassment since the assassination of JFK. Just consider the parade of imbeciles put in office after he died. One POS or clown after another, and I include Carter.
I've been on the JFK conspiracy cavalcade since first viewing the Zapruder film as a kid. Frame 313 (in it's present form) says it all. Once you accept that certain forces are capable of decapitating a sitting U.S. president and can get away with it all else is possible.
I completely agree with you about the parade of buffoons in the wake of JFK. As is often pointed out, U.S. presidents aren't "elected", they're "selected." I struggle with the legacy of Jimmy Carter but that's just me clinging to the detritus of things I once believed.
All presidents for the past century have been globalist puppets with the exceptions of JFK and belatedly Nixon. And look what happened to both of them.
A propaganda professor, falls for Russian propaganda. That’s some good propaganda then. I don’t know how the rest of the ordinary joe’s have any chance. Well it’s sad anyways, I must admit that there was a point in time, that I believed it to-but someone said then: “do you want a war to break out, just cause you think that USA and CIA suck at their foreign policy, and should be punished for it?do you even know what’s going to happen? A war -
it’s a war, there are dead children in it, wtf are you talking about?” That was in 2014, and I saw it I fell for the propaganda…
You should revisit some core principles of your expertise.
Why Is Rapid, Continuous, and Repetitive Propaganda Successful?
* First impressions are very resilient.
* Repetition leads to familiarity, and familiarity leads to acceptance.
The experimental psychology literature tells us that first impressions are very resilient: An individual is more likely to accept the first information received on a topic and then favor this information when faced with conflicting messages.
Furthermore, repetition leads to familiarity, and familiarity leads to acceptance:
* Repeated exposure to a statement has been shown to increase its acceptance as true.
* The “illusory truth effect” is well documented, whereby people rate statements as more truthful, valid, and believable when they have encountered those statements previously than when they are new statements.
* Even with preposterous stories and urban legends, those who have heard them multiple times are more likely to believe that they are true.
* If an individual is already familiar with an argument or claim (has seen it before, for example), they process it less carefully, often failing to discriminate weak arguments from strong arguments.
My gawd. Bush continues to make an entire ass of himself, even now. Lol!
Once a war criminal, always a war criminal.
I love how at the end they say "Slava Rossii" and Dubya gives them a raised fist. Embarrassing.
IMHO the US has been one big embarrassment since the assassination of JFK. Just consider the parade of imbeciles put in office after he died. One POS or clown after another, and I include Carter.
I've been on the JFK conspiracy cavalcade since first viewing the Zapruder film as a kid. Frame 313 (in it's present form) says it all. Once you accept that certain forces are capable of decapitating a sitting U.S. president and can get away with it all else is possible.
I completely agree with you about the parade of buffoons in the wake of JFK. As is often pointed out, U.S. presidents aren't "elected", they're "selected." I struggle with the legacy of Jimmy Carter but that's just me clinging to the detritus of things I once believed.
All presidents for the past century have been globalist puppets with the exceptions of JFK and belatedly Nixon. And look what happened to both of them.
Ain't that the truth.
I have posted 4 substacks which are transcribed Ritter speaks
Ritter's 180 degree switch shows he's not following the real events happening in Ukraine!
A propaganda professor, falls for Russian propaganda. That’s some good propaganda then. I don’t know how the rest of the ordinary joe’s have any chance. Well it’s sad anyways, I must admit that there was a point in time, that I believed it to-but someone said then: “do you want a war to break out, just cause you think that USA and CIA suck at their foreign policy, and should be punished for it?do you even know what’s going to happen? A war -
it’s a war, there are dead children in it, wtf are you talking about?” That was in 2014, and I saw it I fell for the propaganda…
You should revisit some core principles of your expertise.
Why Is Rapid, Continuous, and Repetitive Propaganda Successful?
* First impressions are very resilient.
* Repetition leads to familiarity, and familiarity leads to acceptance.
The experimental psychology literature tells us that first impressions are very resilient: An individual is more likely to accept the first information received on a topic and then favor this information when faced with conflicting messages.
Furthermore, repetition leads to familiarity, and familiarity leads to acceptance:
* Repeated exposure to a statement has been shown to increase its acceptance as true.
* The “illusory truth effect” is well documented, whereby people rate statements as more truthful, valid, and believable when they have encountered those statements previously than when they are new statements.
* Even with preposterous stories and urban legends, those who have heard them multiple times are more likely to believe that they are true.
* If an individual is already familiar with an argument or claim (has seen it before, for example), they process it less carefully, often failing to discriminate weak arguments from strong arguments.