A group of Neo Nazis tried to have a march in Cincinnati, and the Foundational Black American community pulled up in droves and ran them off the block. The white supremacists had their flags taken and burned. And the community found their vehicles and smashed them up. #FBABusiness

Fiona the hippo picks the @Eagles to win #SBLIX! The last time she picked the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018, they won! @nglwithkylie @JasonKelce @newheightshow @Chiefs @NFL

The govt is using psychological operations (PsyOps) on us and this is how it works. AKA information warfare, PsyOps occurs when the manipulation of information is used to influence perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors: 1. Overload and Desensitization A. Flooding with Negative Information By bombarding individuals with negative news, misinformation, or disturbing content, people can become overwhelmed, leading to mental fatigue or apathy. This constant exposure can desensitize them to negative stimuli, making them less responsive or more accepting of negative outcomes as a norm. B. Impact This can lead to a general sense of pessimism, hopelessness, or nihilism, where people might feel powerless to effect change or might not react as strongly when negative policies or actions are introduced. 2. Manipulation of Public Opinion A. Rescinding Negative News After flooding with negativity, suddenly retracting or clarifying information can create confusion or relief. This can be used to manipulate public opinion by making people overly relieved or grateful for the retraction, potentially overshadowing other issues or making positive news seem less significant in comparison. B. Purpose This can serve to distract from more critical issues, or to make the government or other entities appear benevolent when they "correct" the narrative, thus regaining public trust or at least reducing skepticism. 3. Psychological Resilience Testing A. Stress and Recovery Cycles This technique might be used to test the psychological resilience of a population. By creating cycles of stress followed by relief, those in control can assess how much stress a populace can handle before they react, how quickly they recover, and what kind of information management strategies work best. B. Implications Understanding public resilience can be crucial for implementing policies or preparing for scenarios where public reaction needs to be managed or predicted. 4. Control and Compliance A. Behavioral Control By controlling the flow of information, from negative to positive, entities can attempt to guide public behavior. For instance, after a period of intense negative news, people might be more compliant with new measures or policies if they're presented as solutions to the previously highlighted problems. B. Long-term Effects: This can lead to a populace that's more easily manipulated because the pattern of negative flooding followed by rescinding can create a dependency on external validation or relief. 5. Creating Division or Unity A. Polarization or Solidarity Negative information can be used to divide a population by focusing on contentious issues, while rescinding or correcting this information can rally people around a common cause or against a perceived enemy, depending on the narrative. B. Social Engineering: This manipulation can be part of broader social engineering efforts to shape society in a particular way, whether for political, economic, or cultural reasons. Please know that all of this is happening on purpose. Use your coping skills, listen to your gut, and lean on your support systems!