The Obama Deception

Comment by curt on March 16, 2009 at 2:52am

Saw it yesterday. It's well worth watching. For many of us, this movie will serve as entertainment. For others, it may be a vital stroke of education. And for yet others, this movie just may be very very repulsive. The truth is hard to swallow. AJ timed the release of this film as he did for a very good reason.... I was saying the same things myself PRIOR to the (s)election and it got me banned from one "liberal" website.

Comment by waldopaper on March 25, 2009 at 8:22pm

b-b-but... curt... is AJ a "left gatekeeper" or not? Combination of both watchdog and gatekeeper? A Lincoln scholar proved to me that the "...corporations enthroned" is a "spurious" Lincoln quote. Is this a century-old "Rather" job? Is AJ on to something? A vile opportunist? A militia whack-job? What?

Comment by curt on March 26, 2009 at 2:51am

b-b-but what? I've already pointed this out. Let's go over it once more.

From the US Army FM : Field Manual (FM) 3-13: Information Operations: Doctrine, Tactics, ... (pdf)

INFORMATION SUPERIORITY
1-36. The Army defines information superiority as the operational advantage
derived from the ability to collect, process, and disseminate an uninterrupted
flow of information while exploiting or denying an adversary’s ability
to do the same (FM 3-0). This definition differs slightly from the joint definition.
While joint doctrine considers information superiority a capability, Army
doctrine establishes it as an operational advantage. For Army forces, information
superiority describes the degree of dominance that commanders
have over the part of the information environment that affects their operations,
and over the adversary. Commanders measure it in terms of information-
based activities. Gaining and maintaining information superiority creates
conditions that allow commanders to shape the information environment
and enhance the effects of other elements of combat power. Commanders direct
three interdependent contributors to achieve this goal:
• Information management.
• Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.
• Information operations (including related activities).

.....

ACHIEVING INFORMATION SUPERIORITY
1-50. To achieve information superiority, commanders focus efforts to improve
the friendly operational picture while affecting adversary battlefield
perceptions in a way that leads them to make decisions favoring friendly forces.
This situation provides a window of opportunity for decisive operations at times
and places the commander chooses. Absolute and sustained information superiority
is not possible. Adversary actions, friendly counteractions, and adversary
reactions frequently determine how long friendly forces can exploit it.

.....

ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION OPERATIONS
1-55. IO are enabling operations that create and present opportunities for
decisive operations. Commanders use both offensive IO and defensive IO simultaneously
to accomplish the mission, increase their force effectiveness,
and protect their organizations and systems. IO elements include core capabilities
and supporting capabilities (see figure 1-1, page 1-14). Commanders
conduct IO through a combination of these elements and related activities.
Figure 1-2, page 1-15, shows the relationship between the IO elements/
related activities, the types of operations, and unit responsibilities.

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I'm not saying AJ is dis-info. All I'm saying is, I believe he is dis-info. I may be wrong. I may be right. At any rate, I'm not blindly following him or any other guru off a cliff. So much for COTO. BTW, where TF is COTO?

Comment by curt on March 26, 2009 at 3:38pm

For a good example of how IO works, have a look at the following website; Gateway Pundit The article I directly linked is one Mr M attempted to link to in his recent diary on OEN. At first sight, this looks legit and interesting. The article itself is a poor excuse for an article but it covers a very important subject, one we should all be talking about. But as you navigate through the website and view the other articles, you'll notice a strong anti-muslim undertone. It doesn't stop at that, You can even find an anti-anti-zionist undertone there too. Er, that means, that website is pro-zionist and anti-muslim. It's all information just like water is water. Good water, bad water, okay water. Whoever controls the water flow, controls the people. But that's another subject.

Comment by curt on March 26, 2009 at 3:51pm

Were you able to find the "easter egg" in the Gateway Pundit article I linked to?

No?

Well, here it is. Alex Jones' Infowars.

Water, by the way, flows downhill.

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