Back in the ‘80’s of the last century, we spent more than a decade documenting the impact of U.S. foreign, military and nuclear policies on the island nations and peoples of the Pacific. That body of work - including our PBS documentaries Strategic Trust: The Making of Nuclear Free Palau and Islands On the Edge of Time , and FREE ZONE - Democracy Meets the Nuclear Threat.

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Our work took us back and forth between Pacific nations, the United Nations and the U.S. Congress, giving us a crash education in the interconnections between national and international institutions and intelligence operations.

As part of that work we had occasion to interview renowned master U.S. intelligence operative Ray Cline in his office at the Center For Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C.. The bookcase behind him held books on spy craft like J. Edgar Hoover’s classic Masters of Deceit and Cline’s own more than seven books like Secrets, Spies And Scholars: The Essential CIA.

According to Sparticus Educational, “Cline studied at Harvard University before joining the Office of Strategic Services during the Second World War.” In 1944 he was appointed as Chief of Current Intelligence, and remained a key figure from then on in the growth of the America’s ‘intelligence community.’ In 1962 Cline was appointed as Deputy Director for Intelligence for the CIA and was Agency's chief analyst during the Cuban missile crisis.

At one point, MB, needing to make a call, got Cline’s permission to use the phone in a side office. What she found there provided an insight that has shaped our reporting ever since.

In beautiful hand drawn calligraphy, framed on the wall, someone had written, “Oppose the will of the people. Impose our will on the people. Never let the people win a single fight.”

We call it the Hegemonic Code.

Fast forward to the present. Mass perception management has become a respected high tech corporate profession; Rule #1 - “There Must be Substance to the Hype”

It has been impossible to avoid the daily barrage of reports and theories about drone sightings.

Talk about diversity of opinion.

Everybody probably has their favorites. Here are four of ours that suggest opportunistic deception management is hard at work from various actors and factions.

As Winston Churchill famously said, "Never let a good crisis go to waste."

Posted on December 17, 2024 Author Matthew Ehret

Via Reinette Senum - Foghorn Express

Information is leaking that drones are on a mission to prevent a dirty bomb attack on U.S. soil. [Looking for gamma emissions from a nuclear weapon in place?]

Breggin Alerts! Exposing Global Predators

https://substack.com/home/post/p-153187236

Something incredible is going on....

Dr. Peter and Ginger Breggin

“In the beginning, the government denied the existence of the drone displays and incursions, some of which breached military bases and others of which appeared in Washington, DC. Then, on December 12, 2024, John Kirby, White House National Security Advisor, gave a dithering press conference about the mysterious drones. He said essentially nothing other than any security threat was “minimal.” He did tell us that President Biden would, if concerned, let the military know.”

Chase Hughes

Recent UFO and drone sightings over New Jersey have sparked a wave of speculation—but what if this isn’t about aliens at all? As a PSYOPS expert, I’ll break down how to spot the signs of a psychological operation (psyop) and uncover whether these events are part of a larger, planned agenda.

See what all y’al think.

James Heddle and Mary Beth Brangan co-direct EON, the Ecological Options Network. The multi-award winning EON feature documentary SOS – The San Onofre Syndrome: Nuclear Power’s Legacy, was chosen as the opening film in the 13th annual Global Nonviolent Film Festival, where it also received the Organizers’ Award for ‘BEST ACTUALITY SUBJECT – Feature Documentary’. SOS has won awards in several other international festivals, and is available for viewing worldwide.

The film was produced by Mary Beth Brangan and directed by Brangan, Heddle, and Morgan Peterson, who also served as editor. SOS is a transgenerational co-creation of two senior filmmakers and a millennial mom with two young daughters. For information, please visit the SOS website.

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