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May 12, 2015, 09:30:25 PM |
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Let's hear some common diversion tactics used by Federal Reserve to take people's minds off the truth. Here's some common ones:
Set the people against each other
Change the Subject
Various insults (you're irresponsible, jealous etc.)
These come up whenever we see posts trying to inform people that the monetary system is nothing but a big fraud.
E.g. I post something along the lines of this post, then a puppet replies: "Maybe you should just be more responsible with your money"
This is a guilt trip/ insult method and will often set other people against you as well the OP as well.
The fact of whether or not the OP is responsible with their money has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with how fraudulent the monetary system is. However it can often serve to set off a flame war where people argue proper money management, etc. Also serves to act as a denial of the information/disagreement with what the OP has posted. Disagreement serves to prevent a consensus on the topic at hand, and often leads to more argument which makes it much harder for us to unite against a common evil.
Diversion
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