- Psychological operations (psyops) are military actions aimed at influencing perceptions and attitudes to coerce desired behavior by exploiting thoughts and actions, often considered a form of brainwashing.
- The use of social media platforms like Twitter during the Iraq War highlighted the potential for psyops, with fake news and fake followers contributing to manipulated narratives.
- Recent sightings of mysterious orbs of light and large drones in the sky have raised concerns about government-run psyops and the manipulation of public perception through advanced technology.
- President Biden’s acknowledgment of authorized drone operations over New Jersey hints at a coordinated effort, possibly involving China, to create elaborate drone shows for public consumption.
- The article suggests that the current focus on alien and drone-related phenomena is part of a manufactured psyop to influence beliefs, divert attention, and shape global reactions according to political and globalist agendas.
(Natural News)—A psychological operation, or “psyop,” is a military action considered to be psychological warfare that aims to influence the perceptions and attitudes of the populace in order to coerce them to act in a desired way by exploiting and shaping their thoughts and actions. A psyop is often considered a form of brainwashing. Take social media in general, for example.
With all of the strange activity in the skies, we shouldn't dismiss any possible PsyOp. It's probably not true, but you never know…
"Are the Drones and Orbs Part of a PsyOp to Declare a Fake Alien Invasion?" pic.twitter.com/1uN6Rn3t7V
— JD Rucker (@JDRucker) December 21, 2024
Social media and drones being used in tandem to create alien-invasion psyop to ruin Christmas and control your mind before the Democrats lose all control
Dial it back about twenty years to the Iraq War. When Twitter first started becoming popular, fake news media, like CNN, claimed that insurgent terrorists in Iraq were using the social media platform to communicate secret messages to one another, all while millions of bots (fake followers) claimed Kim Kardashian was drinking a latte at some certain Starbucks in Hollywood (crowd goes wild here). In other words, a psyop can be real, partly real, or a complete hoax, but the end result is the same. The populace gets riled up to believe a certain propped-up narrative.
If you have been surfing social media the past month or so, you’ve definitely seen videos posting everywhere showing magical orbs of light that seem to be buffering in the night sky over neighborhoods, cities, and rural areas across the country. You’ve also seen drones the size of SUVs, others that look like UFOs from science fiction movies, and even AI-created imagery that would spook any spectator who can’t tell the difference between reality and a high-tech, government-run psyop.
There’s good news and bad news, and they are both the same. Biden has now admitted on video that the whole drone psyop was authorized, saying “There’s a lot of drones authorized, up there (referring to over New Jersey), one started and everybody wound up getting in on the deal.” Yes, he said, “the deal.” Then he concluded his blunder slip-up about the psyop saying, “We’re following it closely. So far, no sense of danger.” Notice he called it a “deal” and said “so far” no sense of danger. Watch:
So, a deal was made, and most likely with China. Now, if you missed the spectacular drone show that took place in September in China, involving over 3,000 coordinated drones performing amazing feats of technical expertise, you might understand the show that’s going on over U.S. skies right now. Watch this:
A single laptop was all it took to control this world-record-setting drone show, with each drone monitored remotely in real time, coordinating with all the other drones to create images in the sky that the human eyes can’t seem to look away from. There were drones that looked like shooting stars and dashing meteors. Thousands of circling orbs danced in the night sky. What a spectacle. It was like a circus of drones. Nobody was terrified or screaming “aliens have come!”
This is all reverse psychology, to have us all believe that aliens have come down to take over the world, so we’re all primed to react in exactly the way the politicians and globalists want us to react. The alien “invasion” is being manufactured, with leaked videos and dramatic AI-created imagery, so we stop believing in God and think the aliens created everything. The threat is manufactured. It’s a psyop, and we’ve been conditioned for this with movies, shows, and social media. Now it’s being broadcast on the world’s stage for all to witness. It’s the alien-drone-pandemic.
Tune your apocalypse dial to preparedness.news for updates on real news about understanding and dismantling the Democrat-led psyops happening now, right before Christmas and right before the Democrats lose control of the White House, the military, the House and Senate.
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Taking it one step further, what if the Govt controlled and launched drones are part of a coverup? Notice there are Orbs mixed in with the drones. I believe the Orbs are alien in nature and are NOT part of the drone ‘fleets’. The drones are much more prolific and designed to overshadow the Orbs-hence the drones receive most/all the attention from media/Govt. Instead, I believe the Orbs are aliens’ attempt at soft disclosure to the people of their presence on earth. We all know the Govt refuses to acknowledge the existence of UAP/UFO/Aliens and hide it from the people. So, could the Orbs be the soft Disclosure???