By Tony Mele.
The battlelines are drawn for the upcoming 2016 Presidential Election on November 8th. If at this point you find yourself undecided or leaning in one direction or another, then use this guide to aid in navigating the blizzard of propaganda directed precisely at people like you.
Negative ads are the weapon of choice in this battle to shape your opinion. They cost big money to hire the slickest mind tricksters in the business to do one of two things. One, to cast your vote for their client or two, stay home disgusted with the whole sleazy affair.
It is psychological warfare 101 combined with marketing 4.0 to get you, the political consumer to buy their packaged candidate and reject the opposing camp. What we are observing now is the tactic of the emotional purchase versus the intellectual purchase. Emotionalism vs. Intellectualism.
Among these tactics is to divide and conquer. Segregate by ethnic groups and repeat the refrain that Trump is a racist against your ethnicity or that he is a misogynist if you are of that gender. Repeat it often until it is echoed back like sonar, the bigger and more often the lie is broadcast the sooner and more widespread the people become programmed like a conditioned response.
CNN Reporter Gary Tuchman directed a question to a Latina panelist in a focus group I participated in by saying:
TUCHMAN: “Who are you supporting?”
LATINA: “Donald Trump”
TUCHMAN: “Is anything he says about Latinos or women bother you?”
LATINA: “Absolutely”
TUCHMAN: “So how can you be comfortable supporting him?”
LATINA: “I need.. I think he is better than Hillary.”
What he did was inject, subliminally that Trump is a racist and misogynist, getting her to tacitly agree by not rejecting the premise of the question, thereby manipulating her to cancel out her intellectual decision by her emotional side. So if you feel this way, how can you support him in spite of this? Leading the viewer to conclude that you are unintelligent and a racist if you support Trump. The objective is to lull you into conformity and abandon your individuality.
Throughout this campaign, till election day you will be bombarded with programming to condition your emotions to vote how you feel, and not how you think. They do not want you thinking about Hillary’s failures or criminal conduct, so they will do all they can to appeal to your emotions. They will design every attack ad and talking head pundit to suppress the intellectual side of your brain and urge appeal to your emotions instead. This is mass media programming, conditioning, brainwashing to buy the lie and reject the truth. The lie will make you feel better, the truth will likely upset you.
The American voter is treated as a consumer, the candidate is the product they want you to buy. They must get you to make an emotional, irrational buy over a well thought out, intellectual purchase. In this case the cash is your vote.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Albert Einstein
Perhaps it is time to take measurement of Donald J. Trump using a non traditional barometer. His value to the public is not by who are his powerful friends but examine instead just who are his powerful enemies.
You can always judge a man by the quality of his enemies.— Oscar Wilde
I ask you to judge me by the enemies I have made.— Franklin D. Roosevelt
You know, I used to think it was our families that made us who we are? Then I hoped it was our friends. But if you look at history, the great men and women of the world have always been defined… by their enemies.— Lex Luthor, Smallville
Donald J. Trump has challenged the most powerful elites in the United States, from both sides of the political party spectrum, mainstream media outlets, and defeated incredibly experienced professional politicians.
All of whom were well financed, heavily connected Republicans and beat them all during the primary season with the sole support of the rank and file Republican voters across the country. The message was loud and clear. The establishment cannot believe such a massive political mutiny took place in favor of a non-establishment populist. He is only a New York businessman, who is by every account a political outsider, yet rose to the top, in less than 40 weeks of campaigning to become the Republican Presidential nominee.
Hillary Clinton on the other hand cheated her way through the primary because she could not defeat a nearly 80 year old Marxist from the far left fringe of the democrat party. She spent tens of millions of dollars only to find out by the DNC leaked emails it was a rigged primary according to her operative Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, who by the way disparaged Latinos and Blacks in racist and derogatory language without so much as a peep of condemnation from the left wing mainstream media.
Hillary Clinton is still under Congressional and Federal investigation for her role in the mishandling of the nation’s most guarded secrets. She was responsible for the capture, torture and execution of a highly valuable Iranian spy. Her resume and track record at the State Department left a trail of failed states, refugee invasions of Europe, murdered diplomats and abandoned American defenders, accumulating a mountain of lies a mile high. Her defense is her health is too poor to understand and memory too limited to recall that Top Secrets should not be shared on Google.
Just how did Hillary and Bill Clinton become so astoundingly wealthy through donations from foreign government officials to a not for profit charity foundation? What precisely were they selling of such value to command hundreds of millions of dollars in one hour speaking fees? The answer is political influence, access to policy makers and insider favors.
In short, they sold us out. The Clinton’s outdid Benedict Arnold because in comparison he sold out cheap. Notice how everyone who is against Trump is a powerful friend of Hillary. Their globalist self interest are an enemy of the middle class, American traditional values, and the Bill of Rights.
Trump has proposed an end to all of this corruption. His political stance is national security through prosperity, nationalism over globalism as policy, equal justice under the law as prescribed by the U.S. Constitution, and to hire the best American negotiators to craft trade deals and treaties that serve the interest of the American people.
To distract you from all of Hillary’s malfeasance, comes the accusation; Trump is a racist. To prove he is not a racist he must allow illegal immigration to go unchecked, render our borders defenseless, and ignore the laws on the books.
If a New Jersey State Trooper pulled you over and found out you have been driving on a suspended license for 15 years, he will arrest you. Hillary Clinton pandering for your vote will accuse the Trooper of being a racist and misogynist, then award the violator with a brand new driver’s license because they were driving illegally for 15 years without getting caught.
Your vote for Donald J. Trump is a rejection of; political corruption, of a cliff dive into democratic socialism, of main streaming liberal fascism, of globalism, and shredding the Bill of Rights. GDP growth is less than 1.94%, 100 million Americans are unemployed or underemployed, wages have stagnated for 8 years, foreign terrorist are operating freely on U.S. soil, not to mention an ill-conceived Hillary plan to transplant foreign refugees in staggering numbers that will in essence establish a foreign colony within the borders of our nation.
When Paul Revere made his famous midnight ride to warn his countrymen of impending danger, there were many who rolled over and went back to sleep. Thank goodness for those like you and I who heed the call to action when our national survival faces the danger not of a foreign invader, but a subversive enemy, from within. Wake up, the globalist are among us, together we must stop them, here and now. Use the power of your single vote for Donald J. Trump.
We began as a rebel nation. To remain a nation of free people, we need to become a nation of political rebels again. It’s up to you. I ‘ve already decided.
