Unrestricted or non linear war uses "psychological operations" or Information Operations to attain military economic and social objectives.

NL war has largely made kinetic war obsolete.

If we observe the most sophisticated predators in the natural world, we see that prey species are often unaware they are being attacked and ignorant of the very existence of the parasite predators living among them.

That is the model in nature for successful, long term inter species predation.

https://uanews.arizona.edu/story/how-beetles-hack-into-ant-colonies

Behavior changing parasites gaslight the species they prey on, even living among and sharing the same nest or habitat with the victim species. We would look for that prey/predator structure to be repeated in other social species.

These tactics have been recognized, emulated and used effectively against human populations by sophisticated physical and non-physical parasitic entities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUeJ2ePWNo8

https://en.wikipedia.org.wiki.Behavior-altering parasite

How might a parasitic predator cripple a host civilization or colony defense system?

the human male sexual instinct - can easily be modified or controlled by common hormones easily introduced undetectably into a water supply already saturated with female hormones from the urine of birth control users, livestock and transitioning shills

We see only visible light, we hear only mid-range sounds, we don't notice slow things and don't see very fast things, we are easily hypnotized and extremely suggestible (rather, our species is.)

We also see and remember things we are not conscious of having seen, and because of this it is possible to introduce information, images and text, into our minds below the threshold of our conscious awareness, this information is retained and influences our behavior in ways that are predictable.

That is the power of Mind Warfare; by providing the TA or Target Audience with specially prepared information, we can induce the TA to voluntarily perform any desired behavior.

The use of sophisticated "mixed" biological and psychological war tactics it typical of non linear war, where one component of a weapons system is often purely abstract. Unrestricted war as the Chinese defined it uses every available weapon to exploit every available weakness. Obviously, the biggest weakness we have is one that affects us all.

https://www.britannica.com/science/blind-spot

Just as we have a big blind spot in the center of our visual field no one notices until they shown, we have obvious weakness in our reproductive and sexual drive which is easily activated by images. Use of sexual images in advertising makes use of this, as does most media content. A population in a constant state of low-key sexual arousal is not able to think clearly, extremely pliant and readily suggestible. Child pornography also exploits our already weakened moral judgement capacity.

CP is infectious and contagious, it spread on digital networks covertly and for a small percentage of those exposed CP will prove obsessive and addictive and sooner or later may lead to sexual assault on a child. This weakness is so glaring and profound, so little known or discussed that the intelligence agencies have been exploiting it forever, building control networks. Absolutely obedient human botnets. Who wouldn't want one?

The cult didn't create a self-referential hypersexualized pop culture by accident, they created to control the population, to weaken us, to make us pliable, petulant and unfit to protect ourselves as well as insecure, dependent, frightened.

MSM pop culture poisoning is real, and another satanic weapon in Mind warfare. In the same way an enemy will use a child's toy as an IED, the cult uses elements which attract us to administer poisons.

DIG MEME PRAY

the Johnson Family back before

the cult created/infiltrated

similar organizations

to contrary purpose

and to whom Johnsons were and are invisible.

No race, no people has ever been free from slavery, either as slave or as master. Every race and every people ever enslaved became at every opportunity enslavers themselves:

Greek enslaved by Greek in the time of Aristotle, black enslaved by black since time immemorial in Africa and in the 19'th century, the American south. Slavery was never predicated on race except as circumstances rendered it. Many of the vast number of slaves of ancient Rome were fair skinned, fair haired Germans and Anglo Saxons.

The universal truth of slavery, that it has been throughout history one of the defining manifestations of human nature, has been suppressed both by history and by that nature.

The enduring myth that slavery was imposed on Africa by outside forces, that it was introduced by the Portuguese in 1444, is belied by the fact that slavery and the slave trade were ancient and commonplace within Africa long before the arrival of any white slaver. (The trans-Sahara slave trade route between West and North Africa likely had it's beginnings as early as 1000 B.C., hundreds of years before the Ethiopians, long enslaved by Egypt, conquered and gave to Egypt its Twenty-Fifth Dynasty; hundreds of years before Homer wrote in the Iliad that half the soul of man was lost when "the day of slavery" came upon him.")

"Slavery was widespread in Africa," writes Professor John Thornton in Africa and the Africans in 'The Making of the Atlantic World, 1400 - 1800,' "because slaves were the only form of private, revenue producing property recognized in African law."

To the 'odehye' - the freeborn - elite of West Africa, the outside forces of Europe, England and the Americas imposed no evil, but merely presented a new market, increased demand, and lucrative new export opportunities that the indigenous powers welcomed and readily exploited.

We bewail our past as slaves - experienced or ancestral, real or fancied - but never commemorate our enslavement of others.

Only circumstance separates slave from master; and for much of history, freedom and the will to enslave have been one. The oppressed, in the blessing of their deliverance, become the oppressors.

"The ox," said Aristotle, "is the poor man's slave."