It would appear that it does. Congressional presentations of space alien “whistleblowers,” and insanity over weather balloons is pure state-encouraged entertainment, with an added benefit of increasing budget share for the Pentagon’s Space Command. Entertainment first of all, aimed at diverting of our attention, and exhausting our remaining capacity to think. I mean no offense to the actual aliens, bless their hearts.
It is becoming more important than ever for the state to divert the attention of the growing number of people in the US who are beginning to think about their government in a new and honest way. We have an amazing set of 2024 presidential candidates, specifically Bobby Kennedy, Jr, and Vivek Ramaswamy, and of course the invincible DJT all doing their part.
2016 Trump populism may not have been a one-off. It’s looking like it was actually inspiration, roadmap and voter vision board for the next decade or two. The parasitic state knows this can’t be good.
Can the state compete with the frank and factual national conversation we are starting to see? With cities falling apart, along with the dollar, masses of people are leaning towards incredulity about, and disobedience to, government authority. When urbanites and country folk all respond well to a certain Jason Aldean video, we get unity against a depraved state that has done everything it can think of to divide us, conquer us, and destroy our sense of community. “Try that in a small town” is a proper and excellent evolution from the blind patriotism of post 9-11 era Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue.” Maybe the war spirit is beginning to focus in the right place – against the all-consuming centralized state.
Looking at legacy news in general, it is curious how little is actually reported on anything. We know that the mainstream media echoes approved stories, and the current phrases of the day. Everyone knows that to understand anything in the world today, we have to find people and organizations who are doing the actual research, who are filing the FOIAs and suing in court in order to produce records, and to publicize them. We know that legitimate whistleblowers in corporate and government settings face real danger, and will not be televised.
Echo chamber news does not reduce theorizing, conspiratorial and otherwise. It increases it, by design. For example, mainstream news reporting of the death of Obama’s cook is actually aimed at fueling conspiracy talk.
You have Tafari Campbell, a 45 year old guy, close to the Obama family, who is reported to be great swimmer and paddleboarder, married since 1999 to a DC bakery owner, and father of twin “boys” (they are 19 years old, and black – so not sure this was the correct term, but OK if Obama says it). There was a witness to the troubles Mr. Campbell was having in the water, another paddleboarder, perhaps two. We don’t know who they are, relative to Mr. Campbell. Certainly the search was extensive and high tech before the body was found, 33 yards off shore in 8 feet of water. An autopsy has been performed, no results yet publicized. A sudden heart attack? No mention of vaccination status, although we know that he was likely vaxxed and boosted – or was he? Was he or was he not working on a memoir of his Obama years – and was he or was he not still working for the Obamas? Was he or was he not at the Obama house for work, or play? The fact that the news insisted the Obamas were on the island but not at home (where they were is certainly not classified – so why not just say it?) The media “reporting” seems designed to purposely make the reader wonder what actually happened. Then, in a classic two punch, state media then pushes articles designed to simultaneously tempt and vilify nascent conspiracy theorists with reports of another White House Chef to a corrupt Democratic President, who died in a body of water. Shades of Whitewater, almost. We are being psychologically played and manipulated by state media pretty much daily, and it’s getting old.
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