🔁Mario Nawfal:
🇺🇸MANUFACTURED CHAOS: WHO’S PAYING FOR THE TESLA PROTESTS?
Powerful figures - whether governments, corporations, or wealthy elites - have long understood that public perception can be molded through chaos.
One insidious tactic is paying protesters to create the appearance of civil unrest, which then serves as a springboard to enact political change.
This isn’t about genuine grassroots movements; it’s a calculated ploy to manufacture a crisis, justify extreme measures, or shift the narrative in favor of those pulling the strings.
The process is straightforward: fund a group, equip them with signs or scripts, and unleash them into the streets.
The resulting disorder - amplified by media - gives the impression of widespread dissent or instability.
This can pressure lawmakers, sway public opinion, or provide cover for policies that might otherwise face resistance.
It’s a psychological game: people see unrest, feel fear, and demand action, never questioning who lit the match.
The same old script is playing out today with protests against Elon and Tesla.
This isn’t to say every protest is fake - far from it. But when unrest conveniently aligns with the goals of those in power, it’s worth asking: who’s holding the purse strings?
Orchestrated disorder isn’t just a theory; it’s a playbook.
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🇺🇸MANUFACTURED CHAOS: WHO’S PAYING FOR THE TESLA PROTESTS?
Powerful figures - whether governments, corporations, or wealthy elites - have long understood that public perception can be molded through chaos.
One insidious tactic is paying protesters to create the appearance of civil unrest, which then serves as a springboard to enact political change.
This isn’t about genuine grassroots movements; it’s a calculated ploy to manufacture a crisis, justify extreme measures, or shift the narrative in favor of those pulling the strings.
The process is straightforward: fund a group, equip them with signs or scripts, and unleash them into the streets.
The resulting disorder - amplified by media - gives the impression of widespread dissent or instability.
This can pressure lawmakers, sway public opinion, or provide cover for policies that might otherwise face resistance.
It’s a psychological game: people see unrest, feel fear, and demand action, never questioning who lit the match.
The same old script is playing out today with protests against Elon and Tesla.
This isn’t to say every protest is fake - far from it. But when unrest conveniently aligns with the goals of those in power, it’s worth asking: who’s holding the purse strings?
Orchestrated disorder isn’t just a theory; it’s a playbook.
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/... https://x.com/elonmusk/sta...
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