Once You Know This, Every PSYOP Becomes Obvious

Are you being manipulated without even realizing it? In this video, we unveil the Manipulation Playbook—a detailed guide to recognizing the 20 indicators of reality control used by media, corporations, and even governments to shape what you think, feel, and do.

From fear tactics and emotional scripts to the overuse of authority and timing tricks, we break down how these strategies work and how you can spot them in real-time. Using the F.A.T.E. Model, we’ll show you actionable steps to resist manipulation, think critically, and stay in control of your perspective.

This isn’t just about uncovering the lies—it’s about empowering yourself with tools to stay grounded in a world full of noise and hidden agendas.

Stay informed. Stay curious. Stay free. #ManipulationPlaybook #CriticalThinking #PSYOP

[chasehughesofficial]

It’s adorable that people think this video is a PSYOP. It is. To wake-you-up. ❤

[remus]

If exposing a crime is treated as a crime, you are being ruled by criminals”

[auricprophet]

They want us smart enough to run the machinery but dumb enough to not question why we do it.

[stuartj]

If your not allowed to question something or disagree then you are being controlled.

[liberty-matrix]

"No matter how paranoid or conspiracy minded you are, what the government is actually doing is worse than you can imagine". ~William Blum

[daveb-dt]

“The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of them.”

[muppetb.lansing]

One line from this made me understand how the media works: "emotional response suppresses critical thinking." Love it

[AGirlHasNoName.]

This year makes a decade that I have been "unplugged" from TV "programming". During a hurricane this past year, I was at a family member's home where they were glued to the tube and for me it was unbearable to watch. Once you disconnect, the fakeness and drama becomes so crystal clear. Best thing I've done in my life. Wish I had done it years earlier..

[PeteRay-wx]

Great video young stallion. 67 yrs young, Retired Army, many years Intel. I’ve witnessed everything you spoke about, in the past decades. Things only getting worse, but my faith is in God, and He is still in control of everything and defeats our enemy. God bless you sir.

[ShinzoMachimoto]

"The further a society drifts from the truth the more it will hate those who proclaim it."

[realisticrealist]

"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." [Mark Twain]

[LincolnHawk-bkyr]

During a "crisis", if you just change the channel you'll quite often find that the different "news" reporters will be using the same script, literally word for word.

[JDawg-bnhs]

1. Appeal to Emotions
2. Strawman Argument
3. Bandwagon Fallacy
4. False Dilemna
5. Ad Hominem
6. Appeal to Authority
7. Slippery Slope
8. Hasty Generalizations
9. Red Herring
10. False Equivalence
In history, the people who stood tallest in a storm weren’t the ones who had all the answers, they were the ones who asked the right questions. They weren’t the loudest voices, they were the calmest. They had composure.

[dennispoolspaservicetdcigl]

My dad obsessed with teaching me about reading between the lines. Once you see manipulation you can't stop seeing it.

[Lmr]

The Patriot Act comes to mind. Boy, did they do a number on us with that one!

[heatherbishop]

I stopped watching the news years ago. It was giving me so much anxiety… then I realize just how much they were sensationalizing EVERYTHING! Once you see it you can’t unsee it.

[andrewchambers]

It gives me a glimmer of hope when I see videos like this that have 3.5 million views after being posted only four months ago. A lot more people are on to these control tactics of manipulation than they like us to believe

[Adam-SB]

"In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act" - George Orwell

[rmac]

A wise man said, "It is always better to have questions that cannot be answered, than to have answer's that cannot be questioned. "

EDIT: The quote “I would rather have questions that cannot be answered than answers that cannot be questioned” is attributed to Richard Feynman, a renowned physicist. This statement emphasizes the importance of maintaining an open and inquisitive mindset, suggesting that it is more valuable to have doubts and seek answers than to accept answers unquestioningly. Feynman believed that questioning answers is crucial for the advancement of knowledge and understanding, as it prevents the acceptance of potentially incorrect or incomplete information. This approach aligns with the scientific method, which relies on skepticism and the continuous testing of hypotheses. This attitude flies in the face of the modern idea of "CONSENSUS". REAL SCIENCE NEVER has consensus. PSUEDO Science (aka Junk Science) uses manipulations of "CONSENSUS" to silence people. They come up with pejoratives like "Denier" or "Truther" to anyone that points out the errors in their "CONSENSUS".

[CosmicCat]

One advantage of being an oddball or outcast as a young person, it doesn’t bother you so much when you’re older, and you have to make a stand against this crap. I’m just a pain in the ass. It’s saved my life and sanity more than once.