Society of the Psyop, Part 1: UFOs and the Future of Media – Journal #147

It turns out that US military and intelligence agencies have a long history of using UFOs as a psychological instrument, having discovered their hyper-mimetic qualities in the 1950s. Decades before Doty’s variations on the theme, UFOs were a well-known self-replicating cultural trope capable of infecting individual and cultural consciousness and spreading like a virus.
— Read on www.e-flux.com/journal/147/623330/society-of-the-psyop-part-1-ufos-and-the-future-of-media/

Fundraiser for Ash Joy by Shayne Gottlieb : Empower Ash’s Gender Transition

Ash is a Black Filipinx Trans masculine non-binary community member seeking funds to support their transition. We are hoping to raise enough to cover therapy before and during their recovery, rent, bills, medical care, housing stabilization, and basic necessities so they may heal with the least amount of stress and the most amount of support.
— Read on www.gofundme.com/f/empower-ashs-gender-transition

WHO WAS SHINZO ABE? – THE SHORROCK FILES

Days after Abe’s assassination, the Japanese media lifted a longtime taboo about reporting on the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s deep links to the Unification Church, the anticommunist religious cult founded in 1954 (with assistance from the Korean CIA) by the self-proclaimed Korean messiah Sun Myung Moon. Soon, these shady relationships, and the politics behind them, became the number one issue in Japan, obscuring much of the positive coverage that usually follows a political assassination.

— Read on timshorrock.com/japan-is-americas-new-proxy-army-thanks-to-pm-abe/

Palestinian Prisoners Club Condemns Delay of Prisoner Release as “Organized Terrorism” | Safa News Agency – English Edition

The Palestinian Prisoners Club has condemned Israel’s decision to delay the release of the seventh batch of Palestinian prisoners, calling it “organized terrorism” aimed at undermining the joy of
— Read on en.safa.news/post/3618/Palestinian-Prisoners-Club-Condemns-Delay-of-Prisoner-Release-as-Organized-Terrorism