Will manipulators start exposing each other?

[Anders Lindman]

For manipulators to get away with what they do, they have to use lies and deceit. So they are very vulnerable if they risk getting exposed. And since a LOT of manipulation is going on in the world today, manipulators are probably protecting each other, or more likely: have each other by the balls so to speak - if manipulator A exposes manipulator B, then manipulator B will retaliate and expose manipulator A.

Now that the information pressure is getting formidable, the protective dams the manipulators have built around themselves may not hold much longer. And when the dams burst, will we see a feeding frenzy among manipulators attacking and exposing each other?

[leviathanstaar]

Yes I should think so.

I predit a scandal or two due to infighting in regards to the American hate speech bill.

[Anders Lindman]

Yes I should think so.

I predit a scandal or two due to infighting in regards to the American hate speech bill.

Yes, and it could be a snowballing effect, starting with things like the Bernie Madoff scandal, and then accelerating into a huge avalanche.

[joe911]

see star wars 1-3 :p

[Anders Lindman]

And when it comes to fighting the NWO, then a manipulator feeding frenzy could be very effective for making the whole pyramid of cards come crashing down! :D

[Anders Lindman]

see star wars 1-3 :p

Yeah, I guess people have seen those films so this will not be a spoiler hopefully: Like the Trade Federation cooperating with the Sith lord, but then in the end being betrayed and destroyed by the Sith.

[Anders Lindman]

A good strategy is to get rid of one's own manipulation schemes. Because they will become more and more vulnerable to attack.

At the same time, it's probably wise to not attack manipulators directly, because they will be like cornered rats, or cornered tigers! :eek:

[Anders Lindman]

Another danger for manipulators is that people are starting to get really savvy sensing false info. There is so much info on the Internet that people have learned to sweep through lots of info like really, really fast. And so their 'bullshit filters' are getting better and better.