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POPSAnother Runaway General: Army Deploys Psy-Ops on U.S. Senators "My job in psy-ops is to play with people’s heads, to get the enemy to behave the way we want them to behave," says Lt. Colonel Michael Holmes, the leader of the IO unit, who received an official reprimand after bucking orders. "I’m prohibited from doing that to our own people. When you ask me to try to use these skills on senators and congressman, you’re crossing a line."
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POPSOperation Triangulation Really interesting take on how GAME tactics and practice can be applied to politics. He also recommends, as many others have, to study the Alinksy playbook and keep handing it back to the left in kind. I have already noticed how too many good folks on the RIght seem to be all to easily taken in by the slighest 'ok ' move Obama makes (see the nauseating Fox News slobber panel post-speech for evidence of this troubling phenomena). Obama has to be seen as he is, and for what he is--at all times. The Right need stronger MEN to start playing a new 'game' if he is to be beaten. Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter can't do all the heavy lifting, lol ;)
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POPSVermont Prepares to be Attacked, Psy-Ops Drill This is how to manipulate a liberal state through paranoia-based "military drills". Vermont might be one of the most improbable targets in the U.S.. Their Sen. Leahy happens to be one of those who was targeted by the (New Jersey based) "anthrax mailings" after 9/11, that said "Allah is great".
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POPSInnocent Flesh-- Recruiting Kids to Kill
CONTINUING... I mention all this in relation to a recent news item from the Associated Press stating that the group the Pentagon calls Al-Qaida in Iraq is recruiting and training teenagers. For the moment, let's assume that this article is true and is not some kind of fake news planted by US psy-ops. According to the story, some videos were found in an operation against insurgents. According to Rear Admiral Smith of the US Navy, the videos "were meant to spread Al Qaida's message among the young rather than train the boys for missions." This was not the first time such videos had been found, the story continued, but "it was the most disturbing." Now, if I understand this right, the US military is appalled and disturbed because some Iraqi insurgent groups (that may or may not have anything to do with Al Qaida in Iraq) are using videos to propagandize among adolescents in the hope that they will enlist. Meanwhile, the US military, which is engaged in the same type of operations as