Category: Evil Control

“One Sentence Persuasion” report by Blair Warren? It goes something like this:

“People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions and help them throw rocks at their enemies.”

In this report, Blair Warren condenses his report in this single sentence, so it’s easy for us to remember. He explains how politicians and cults manipulate the masses by confirming suspicions, how commercials manipulate our desires, and how strangers break up families by encouraging unsatisfied dreams and unrequited love.

Blair does not bother mentioning the label, “devil’s advocate,” although this is exactly what he’s talking about. That’s why he knows that some people could be offended by the concepts in his report; it’s not within the cognitive commitments of the average person to understand that big business and big politics does not have his interest at heart.

Basically, by using the concepts in “One Sentence Persuasion” to get what we want, we’re using the emotional securities and cognitive commitments of immature people in our favour; we’re playing the devil’s advocate.

I can give you one example of this. In fact, I’ll give you an example from an article I recently read at Elliot Wave International, “Bailing Out Speculators Just Like a Bad Liver Transplant” which gives us a pretty good analysis of how this “bailout” by the U.S. Gov’t is really working.

In this case, the smokescreen is by mainstream media, namely NY Times, to stroke the emotional securities of it’s readership with the soft earmark of “Quarantine.” Mainstream media reporters do the bidding of powerful people behind the scenes. Fox News, for example, is the most powerful, Tavistock trained, devil’s advocate in mainstream news; they serve the agenda of their masters – not the people.

Therefore, this begs the question: Do you have any problem playing the devil’s advocate considering so many other people are doing it? That depends on what you want – doesn’t it? The end justifys the means, perhaps. That depends on your desires which should always play second fiddle to your prospect.

In any type of communication, the other person always sets boundaries induced by their cognitive commitments created by their emotional securities. Those emotional securities are set by culture and social mood, which the average person follows.

Are you an average person? I don’t think so, or else you wouldn’t be here. For this reason, I’m giving you “One Sentence Persuasion.”

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Thanks for stopping by. Happy Holidays!

Sincerely,

Randolph, HealingMindN

Get your personal copy of “RUNNING HEAD: RECRUITMENT TECHNIQUES OF CULTS ON THE WEB, A Comparative Study of Persuasion and Recruitment Techniques Exhibited by Organized Groups on the Internet.” by Maria Kjaerland, M.Sc, Laurence Alison, PhD Department of Psychology, University of Liverpool & Samantha Lundrigan, P.hD Department of Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington.

This paper covers all of the mainstream methods of advertising that we see every day. For example, when it mentions happy, smiling faces as a tool for selling products, I think of drug commercials. Those happy, smiling faces are a tool for web types of cult recruitment as well – of which you are probably familiar. For example:

* Scientology
* Mormonism
* Heaven’s Gate (used the web quite heavily)

Now, this paper covers new religious movements (NRMs) on the web in general, but you will understand how the tactics are applied by just about everyone who wants to make money on the web – including me – using the basic methods of recruitement:

* Rule of Reciprocity: Incentives to buy, Subscription to Newsletter, Free Information, etc.
* Authority: For example, Where the authority claims some sort of special or superior knowledge.
* Liking: Example, Photographs of smiling people.
* Scarcity: For example, The offering of higher awareness and consciousness by the NRM, The offering of ways to improve relationships with other people, etc.

I got the examples above from a table of examples from this report on page 14.

This 10 page report with 5 pages of reference materials pretty much hits the nail on the head as far as mainstream advertising and recruitment methods. And You’re going to recognise a lot of names and organisations on this report.

What stands out in this report for me is the following passage which fingers the cult recruitment tactics of most of my affiliations including Burt Goldman, Jose Silva’s daughter, Gary Craig and his EFT movement, and a host of others, who are actually nice people, but their marketing teams use cult tactics:

“Information based recruitment techniques focus upon disseminating the ideology of the movement through writings from the “leader,” the purchase of books, and offering subscriptions to newsletters whilst the image based recruitment techniques offer promises of successful relationships, happiness, an association with attractive and famous people and even cosmic awareness. The latter portrays the NRM as friendly, approachable and desirable. With this comes the promise of empowering the new recruit with the capacity to change one’s life instantly – a significant incentive for the disaffected…”

I would like to make that kind of promise too. In fact, I will because I’m pretty sure I hit the nail on the head with this new product. As I understand from seasoned web gurus, If you try to sell to everyone, then you end up selling to noone.

Then I thought, “What if I try selling to just one person at a time – this idea of revealing their passion to uncover their hidden talents – while everyone else has to wait in line for theirs?” Now, that’s scarcity.

This report only points fingers; it doesn’t sink anyone’s battleship. I have no problem in sharing this report with you because it has everything to do with vibration.

You ever hear new age people use the word “vibration?” They say things like, “you’ll be in a higher vibration when you use this method of reiki, matrix energetics, etc…” In fact, they’re using the cult recruitment tactic of scarcity and these cult tactics appeal to lower vibrations that aspire to higher vibrations – like when we go to church every sunday.

On the other hand, I would prefer to raise your vibration, so you make objective, informed decisions. When you have a higher vibration, then you can understand things my point of view, so I don’t have to use any cult recruitment tactics on you.

Besides, I’m just not that good at cults. I would prefer to talk with you like a friend.

In reciprocity for Cult Recruitment Tactics on the Web, please subscribe to Way of the MindGate Newsletter. Then you will be redirected to the Refer a Friend page for the download link. It would be nice to have one more of your friends understand cultish behavior on the web – which is basically “mind control.” That’s what Way of the MindGate is all about – isn’t it?

Happy Holidays,

Randolph Fabian Directo
HealingMindN Medicine Man

The only problem I have with this video is that it keeps using the label “spys.” Is “spy” a proper label for someone who wants to scramble your brains with microwaves? What would be a better label?

FYI: Here are a few U.S. patents that involve the direct transmission of information via microwaves:

US PATENT 4,877,027–HEARING SYSTEM –Sound is induced in the head of a person by radiating the head with microwaves in the range of 100 megahertz to 10,000 megahertz that are modulated with a particular waveform. The waveform consists of frequency modulated bursts. Each burst is made up of ten to twenty uniformly spaced pulses grouped tightly together. The burst width is between 500 nanoseconds and 100 microseconds. The pulse width is in the range of 10 nanoseconds to 1 microsecond. The bursts are frequency modulated by the audio input to create the sensation of hearing in the person whose head is irradiated.

US PATENT 4,858,612 – HEARING DEVICE –A method and apparatus for simulation of hearing in mammals by introduction of a plurality of microwaves into the region of the auditory cortex is shown and described. A microphone is used to transform sound signals into electrical signals which are in turn analyzed and processed to provide controls for generating a plurality of microwave signals at different frequencies. The multifrequency microwaves are then applied to the brain in the region of the auditory cortex. By this method sounds are perceived by the mammal which are representative of the original sound received by the microphone.

But it’s not like we wouldn’t know. It’s like the professor says (the one who bombarded himself with microwaves), you’re going to hear clicking or chirping prior to any kind of manipulation with microwaves.  A few articles that I’ve seen on this subject claim that only “two clicks” is all you will hear before the eventual “programming.”
Of course, microwaves are only one way. The Flanagan Neurophone is based on an ultrasonic carrier that travel the perpheriphy and the nerves, completely bypassing the regular avenue of sound waves, until they reach your cochlea where you can hear them.

Super efficient learning processes have been associated with regular use of the Flanagan Neurophone. A fun device available through Future Tech!

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During the Cold War, the CIA launched a highly classified program aimed at mastering the art of mind control.

U.S. Soldiers may be in it for God and Country, but what exactly is the U.S. Gov’t’s intention with all the druggings, shockings, poisonings and brain washings of American Citizens?

Your answers are deeply appreciated. Thanks!