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2009-05-22 00:53:25 UTC
Before WWI, one of America's leading propagandists for government was
Edward Bernays. Bernays openly sought to use social psychology,
political persuasion and advertising to construct “necessary
illusions” which were fed to the masses as “reality.” Bernays
described it as “engineering of consent.” The objective for Bernays
was to show government, government schools and government-regulated
media outlets how to gain control.
http://rexcurry.net/45th-infantry-division-swastika-sooner-soldiers.html
Edward Bernays' impact was similar to (and built upon) that of
America's most notorious and lasting propagandists for "Military
Socialism" and "National Socialism": Edward Bellamy and Francis
Bellamy (author of the "Pledge of Allegiance" in 1892). The early
"Pledge of Allegiance" produced America's stiff-arm salute and robotic
chanting to flags in government's schools, where segregation was
imposed by law, and racism was taught as official policy. See the
video at
Bellamy's pledge was the origin of the stiff-arm salute adopted later
by the National Socialist German Workers Party, as shown in the work
of the symbologist Dr. Rex Curry (author of "Pledge of Allegiance
Secrets"). Loading Image...
By 1915, National Socialism in the USA had inspired propagandistic
presentations of the American flag posed favorably with a swastika and
the phrase "May our glorious flag and this lucky star guide you and
keep you wherever you are." Loading Image...
Another piece of propaganda from the USA bears a swastika and the
wording: "Lucky Star - May this emblem protect you well from every
bullet, every shell." Loading Image...
In 1917, Edward Bernays and Walter Lippman helped Woodrow Wilson break
his campaign promises and con Americans into WWI. They helped Wilson
foment anti-German hate during WWI. Of course, WWI led to WWII and so
forth, ad infinitum, ad nauseum.
Bernays also created the patriotic war slogan “Make the World Safe for
Democracy” -a patriotic mantra that many stupid Americans embraced
just as they had earlier embraced Bellamy's "Pledge of Allegiance,"
America's straight-arm gesture, and mechanical chanting to flags in
mass and on cue.
Bernays’ books "Crystallizing Public Opinion" (1923) and
"Propaganda" (1928) impressed Josef Goebbels, the propaganda minister
for the National Socialist German Workers Party. Goebbels relied
heavily upon them when Germany mimicked American behavior.
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In 1933, Bernays met Karl von Weigand who informed Bernays that
Goebbels was using Bernays' work for Goebbels' propaganda campaigns
fomenting hate, robotic chanting, stiff-arm salutes, the use of
government schools, children, and more. http://rexcurry.net/swastika-nazi-sozi-goebbels.html
"If I approach the masses with reasoned arguments, they will not
understand me," Hitler noted in Mein Kampf, "In the mass meeting,
their reasoning power is paralysed. What I say is like an order given
under hypnosis."
Edward Bernays. Bernays openly sought to use social psychology,
political persuasion and advertising to construct “necessary
illusions” which were fed to the masses as “reality.” Bernays
described it as “engineering of consent.” The objective for Bernays
was to show government, government schools and government-regulated
media outlets how to gain control.
http://rexcurry.net/45th-infantry-division-swastika-sooner-soldiers.html
Edward Bernays' impact was similar to (and built upon) that of
America's most notorious and lasting propagandists for "Military
Socialism" and "National Socialism": Edward Bellamy and Francis
Bellamy (author of the "Pledge of Allegiance" in 1892). The early
"Pledge of Allegiance" produced America's stiff-arm salute and robotic
chanting to flags in government's schools, where segregation was
imposed by law, and racism was taught as official policy. See the
video at
Bellamy's pledge was the origin of the stiff-arm salute adopted later
by the National Socialist German Workers Party, as shown in the work
of the symbologist Dr. Rex Curry (author of "Pledge of Allegiance
Secrets"). Loading Image...
By 1915, National Socialism in the USA had inspired propagandistic
presentations of the American flag posed favorably with a swastika and
the phrase "May our glorious flag and this lucky star guide you and
keep you wherever you are." Loading Image...
Another piece of propaganda from the USA bears a swastika and the
wording: "Lucky Star - May this emblem protect you well from every
bullet, every shell." Loading Image...
In 1917, Edward Bernays and Walter Lippman helped Woodrow Wilson break
his campaign promises and con Americans into WWI. They helped Wilson
foment anti-German hate during WWI. Of course, WWI led to WWII and so
forth, ad infinitum, ad nauseum.
Bernays also created the patriotic war slogan “Make the World Safe for
Democracy” -a patriotic mantra that many stupid Americans embraced
just as they had earlier embraced Bellamy's "Pledge of Allegiance,"
America's straight-arm gesture, and mechanical chanting to flags in
mass and on cue.
Bernays’ books "Crystallizing Public Opinion" (1923) and
"Propaganda" (1928) impressed Josef Goebbels, the propaganda minister
for the National Socialist German Workers Party. Goebbels relied
heavily upon them when Germany mimicked American behavior.
Loading Image...
In 1933, Bernays met Karl von Weigand who informed Bernays that
Goebbels was using Bernays' work for Goebbels' propaganda campaigns
fomenting hate, robotic chanting, stiff-arm salutes, the use of
government schools, children, and more. http://rexcurry.net/swastika-nazi-sozi-goebbels.html
"If I approach the masses with reasoned arguments, they will not
understand me," Hitler noted in Mein Kampf, "In the mass meeting,
their reasoning power is paralysed. What I say is like an order given
under hypnosis."