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actor 1. arts 2. psyops 1. A person who portrays a character in a performance, e.g. theater, film. 2. An actor who portrays a character in a mixed reality production, a drill, a hyperrealistic drill portrayed as real (HRDPR) or a staged event which is portrayed as reality. Psyops actors are also called crisis actors or LARPers. Depending on the psyop script, their character lifespan can be short, long or even life-term. [MSM 1]
ad hominem Personal attack used as a tactic to rebutt one's argument by attacking his character or other personal characteristics [MSM 2]
alienland Disinformation and confusion strategy based on the psience of space travel and other fictional narratives which lead the imagination to illusionary fields, whereas the person affected, becomes confused or even looses his/her ability to discern reality from fiction. [2]
alpha-journalist A journalist who is directly subjected to intelligence services. [2]
alternative media Media outlets that are not or not openly affiliated to big media cooperations and/or intelligence services [2]
angle The position from which an object is viewed, photographed or filmed, or along which it travels or acts, typically as measured by its inclination from an implicit horizontal or vertical baseline. See as an example the analysis of the fake imagery depicting the collapse of WTC2 here
animation see: computer generated imagery [2]
astronot or astronut Fakeologism: Inside joke for astronaut. See also: psience [2]
Bizarre Billionaire Story (BBS) Gaia A bizarre story meant as a psyop and presented by media ("alternative" or mainstream) about a rich person, not necessarily a billionaire, that was chosen for the alliteration. For example: Yoo Byung-Un. Can be a DCP, but also "missing" rich people or other strange stories are covered by this term. [ab 1]
Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) or (cgi) General term to describe various techniques for the production of realisticly perceived moving images in film, videogames, TV and digital media. Related terms are: Animation, simulation, Virtual Reality, 3D animation, crowd simulation and many more. One of the main characteristic of CGI is, that its visually perceived characters, landscapes and other motives are not representations of real world persons, landscapes, etc., but visual data generated by computer algorithms.
character 1. society 2. arts 3. technology 1. The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual. 2. A person in a work of art (literature, painting, photo, film, simulation) 3. a letter or symbol [2]
chroma key see also: computer generated imagery A visual effects / post-production technique for compositing (layering) two images or video streams together based on color hues (chroma range). The technique is used heavily in many fields to remove and replace background from the subject of a photo or video [MSM 3]
COINTELPRO Military Intelligence Apparatus The FBI began COINTELPRO —short for Counterintelligence Program— in 1956 to disrupt the activities of the Communist Party of the United States. In the 1960s, it was expanded to include a number of other domestic groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan, the Socialist Workers Party, and the Black Panther Party. All COINTELPRO operations were ended in 1971. Although limited in scope (about two-tenths of one percent of the FBI’s workload over a 15-year period), COINTELPRO was later rightfully criticized by Congress and the American people for abridging first amendment rights and for other reasons. - Original Definition by FBI.
conspiracy narrative Fakeology Strategy of the Military Intelligence Apparatus to undermine, disrupt, misdirect and dominate the political discourse [2]
conspiracy theory Military Intelligence Apparatus From Latin spīrāre: breathe, expire and con: in common. Conspiracy means a secret plan by a group to act in an unlawful way in order to achieve political or military advantage. The term conspiracy theory although not invented by the U.S. military intelligence, was strategically implemented and weaponised by them, as part of the narrative management of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in order to combat skepticism toward the Warren Commission’s findings. The use of the term has two effects: 1. it discredits the content of statements, questions and arguments of a debate when attested; 2. It discredits the individual integrity of a person, attesting him/her mental incapacity, insanity, diminished accountability, incompetency. [2]
conspiracy candy Fakeologist Fakeologists use the term to describe a narrative or an element of a narrative that has been produced and implemented as part of the hoax management of a psyop in order to attract the attention of a thinker with seemingly convincing information and direct him/her to disinforming, time spending and dead end interpretations. [2]
conspiracy fatigue Unreal [3]
controlled conspiracy media outlet Unreal A media outlet that is produced and distributed by intelligence operatives in order to influence the public in a specific direction. Controlled conspiracy media outlets are important for the hoax management and they are part of the concept of a staged event. Depending on the envisioned radius of the staged event, they can unfold in several waves and continue to their productions over several years or decades. [ab 2]
corruption Latin corrumpere: mar, bribe, destroy Dishonest, fraudulent, unethical, immoral, unscrupulous, shameful, unrighteous conduct by anyone in power, with the aim to gain personal profit of any kind. [2]
cover-up To prevent the discovery of the truth about a crime [2]
culprit/ -s general Person or group responsible for a crime or other misdeed [2]
culprits: target culprit fakeology The person or group designated by the script of a psyop to be blamed for it. Target culprits are being chosen for long-term planning. In the cold war period the main target culprit were the communists. After 9/11 the main target culprit have become the muslims. Depending on the radius of a strategic decision, the target culprits have been e.g. the Serbians in Yugoslavia, the autonomous left in Italy, France and Germany and many more. [2]
cut film Technical term in film and video (post-)production. [2]
Discredit By Association (DBA) A method used to discredit a person or a production of his/her because it is associated with established disinformation. Typically they are a result of the implementation of limited hangouts, disinformation agents or controlled opposition within a discourse.
Death of Celebrity Person (DCP) fakeology Describes the end of contract for a prolific media character. The real Individuum who encorporated that character may encorporate another character or retire. [ab 3]
debunk To demonstrate the falseness of a story, statement, theory. [2]
deceive Deliberately cause someone to believe something that is not true, especially for personal gain. Deception: The action of deceiving someone. [MSM 4]
deceptive language Art of language -written or oral- used consciously in order to deceive. Signs for deceptive laguage: To avoid self-reference; inappropriate present tense usage; Oaths; Answering questions with questions; Equivocation; Alluding to actions; Lack of Detail; Lack of Narrative balance. Synonyms: confusing, equivocal, ambiguous, fallacious, specious, spurious, false, mock, pseudo, illusory, delusive, evasive. [2]
disinformation agent or disinformation artist See also: Hoax management, Narrative management A person who is a professional in the use of deceptive language. [2]
divide and conquer Latin: dīvide et īmpera; Strategy of gaining and maintaining power by breaking up opponents. [MSM 5]
drill Military Intelligence Apparatus Instruction and/or training in military exercises. [2]
drill; live drill Military Intelligence Apparatus A military exercise whith a realistic scenario played out under real circumstances as training for emergencies, accidents, natural catastrophes, etc. [2]
Elite Gender Inversion (EGI) Unreal fakeology Field of research. Introduction by UNreal: Comparable to a cancer in our society, the elites have made war, misery and disinformation their prime material on which they’ve built their fortune, fame and even nations. The elites seem to be constituted of closely related families across every individual nations borders. Are they jews or gentiles, jesuits or black nobility we often ask ourselves. There seem to exist an invisible bond and a common accord between those in higher positions of power and influence that just seem uncanny. [ab 4]
energy; free energy [2]
evidence society The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid. [MSM 6]
fabrication [2]
fake (adjective, noun, verb) [2]
fakeologist Fakeologist One who studies fakeology.
Fakeologist.com Fakeologist [2]
Fakeology Fakeologist The studies of the art of media fakery, science fakery and other kinds of fraudulent and deceptive productions which aim to manage, regulate, influence, control the perception of reality on a local, regional or worldwide level.
false 1. Not according with truth or fact; incorrect. 2. Made to imitate something in order to deceive. 2.1 Artificial. 2.2 Not sincere. 3. Illusory; not actually so. 4. Disloyal; unfaithful. [MSM 7]
false flag or false flag operation Military Intelligence Apparatus Covert operation designed and acted out by military means in order to be blamed on a party that is not responsible in fact. See also: target culprit. [MSM 8]
falsification 1. society 2. science theory 1. The term means the process of proving something false. 2. Principle of the scientific process. A statement, hypothesis etc. can be scientific, only if it is falsifiable. [MSM 9]
fascism Stemming form the Italian Fascist Movement of Benito Mussolini, it has become common term to signify nationalist movements of the far-right spectrum. [MSM 10] [MSM 11]
fear fear porn, fear tactics, fear strategy [2]
Female To Male (FTM) EGI, Elite Gender Inversion Category within the research into Elite Gender Inversion investigating theory and praxis of female to male gender inversion. [2]
femifascism [2]
fiction [2]
frame (noun, verb) Material or abstract form which strengthens and supports something within that form. [2]
framing Conspiring to incriminate someone [2]
fraud Wrongful or criminal deception. [2]
gaslighting To manipulate someone by psychological means into doubting their own sanity. [ab 5]
[MSM 12]
gatekeeper
Guilt by Assosiation (GBA)
gender [2]
green screen See also: computer generated imagery, chroma key Technique to replace backrounds in moving images in post-production. [2]
hoax (noun, verb) [2]
hoaxbuster [2]
Hoaxbusters [2]
hoax management Fakeologist The organizational structure of the necessary players for the realization of a psyop. [2]
Holocaust Story Gaia The story presented as true, known under the mainstream term Holocaust. I prefer not to use the commonly used term Holohoax, because it was not a full hoax, with people kidnapped against their will, transported, put in transition camps, dying of typhus etc. It is to describe the story that allegedly there was a mass extermination of jewish people in Europe in WWII. There somehow was, but only if you define the literal "extermination" part; ex termina; "outside of the border".
Holohoax [2]
Hyper Realistic Drill Portrayed as Real (HRDPR) Fakeologist [2]
hypothesis A projected explanation on the basis of limited evidence, which is used to further the reseach on the topic in question. [2]
intelligence Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
intelligence service Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
lala land Disinformation and confusion strategy based on entertainment, aiming at the private capitulation in the face of complexity. See also: overload [2] [2]
LARPer Fakeologist [2]
layer [2]
limited hangout Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
lone gunman Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
mainstream media, mass media, MSM [2]
male to female (MTF) EGI [2]
mass shooting Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
medium [2]
media; asocial media Gaia alternative way to describe the so-called "social" media
media; mass media [2]
media; corporate media [2]
media; social media
media fakery [2]
media fakery warfare [2]
medical scare Gaia A play of words on medical care, psyops meant to scare the people with mass panic. Examples are AIDS, Ebola, Zika and many others.
memorial [2]
method [2]
mind control [2]
misguide [2]
modus operandi [2]
narration 1. Society 2. Media 3. Fakeology 1. The act of storytelling which is an anthropological constant. 2. Concepts of variating the storytelling in order to produce interesting, artistic, but also deceptive or manipulative effects. These concepts differ depending on the technichal potentials of the media and the creativity of the producers. 3. The theory and praxis of narration built a core element of psyOps insofar a psyOp aims to become integrated into the public discourse as a "natural" phaenomenon. [2]
narrative 1. General 2. PsyOps 1. General term which describes the storyline of an event, an experience, a plan, a story. 2. The concept of a psyOp. See: Hoax management, Narrative management [2]
NaZionism, Nazionism Gaia The collaboration of the planned removal of millions of normal, ordinary jews from Europe to Israel and other parts of the world, perpetraiting the agenda set out by Theodor Herzl (Father of Zionism), funded by the same Zionists, with many jews or crypto-jews planted into the highest ranks of the Nazi party (NSDAP) [4]
New World Order (NWO) Military Intelligence Apparatus
Nutwork Simon Shack Simon Shack describes it as follows: "Media Fakery is the weapon of mass distraction used by a pesky network of nutty power brokers (I like to call it "The Nutwork") to fool the world to their advantage. It has worked out nicely for them for centuries, for such is the essence of human nature that, when squarely duped, a man's ego will prefer to ignore the fact rather than dealing with it. The Nutwork and their subservient media conglomerates have long been well aware of this inherent weakness of mankind; their news-hoaxing tricks are routinely employed to generate incalculable profits and public consensus for waging murderous, barbaric wars of aggression. But their insane obsession for mass mind-control is now turning against them. Their wretched deception ploys are now exploding in their faces - one by one." [CF 1]
opposition [2]
Operation Gladio Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
opposition; controlled opposition Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
overload [2]
perpetraitor Gaia Contamination of perpetrator and traitor
perpetrator, perp/-s [2]
photo analysis [2]
photoshop [2]
predictive programming Term to describe media productions and publications before a planned staged event which are believed to pre-programm the people for the upcoming event [2]
prescriptive programming Kham Kham introduced this term to describe the fact that media productions and publications before a planned staged event do in fact announce the script of the upcoming event that shall be accepted and propagandized as reality by the media [ab 6]
production All that originates in human activity. [2]
propaganda Misleading, misinforming biased content, used to promote a political cause and /or war. See also: Jaques Elull, Propaganda:https://isleoftoo.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/ellul_jacques_-_propaganda.pdf [ab 7]
psience Fusion from Greek: ψ (for psychology) and ψεύδο (for false, fake, untrue) and science; false non-empirical science used to conduct psychological operations [2]
psyop Psychological Operation, military term; Organized plan which executed aims to change the perception of reality on a local, regional or worldwide level. [2]
psyopath Gaia contamination of psyop and psychopath
rabbit trail [2]
reality [2]
script [2]
scripted out [2]
sequence [2]
shill Urban dictionary: "A person engaged in covert advertising. The shill attempts to spread buzz by personally endorsing the product in public forums with the pretense of sincerity, when in fact he is being paid for his services." [MSM 13]
shill sleeper shill Fakeologist [2]
shot 1. Weapons 2. Photography 3. Film 1. The firing of a gun 2. A photograph 3. A film sequence taken continuously by one camera. [2]
shot establishing shot 2. Film A long shot at the start of a scene (or sequence) that shows things from a distance. Often an aerial shot, it is intended to help identify and orient the location or time for the scene and action that follow. [2]
shooting 1. Weapons 2. Photography 3. Film [2]
shooting; school shooting [2]
shooting; mass shooting [2]
science Intellectual and practical activity to systematicly study the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. [MSM 14]
science fiction [2]
simulation [2]
sim abbr. simulation or simulated [2]
simformation Hoi Polloi Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
sim sim character [2]
sim sim event [2]
sim sim victim, vicsim [2]
smoking gun Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
stage (noun, verb) [2]
story [2]
storyboard [2]
strategy [2]
strategy of tension Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
structure [2]
target Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
tactic Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
template [2]
theory Contemplation; Unintentional form of undirected attention, as an art of imagining. [2]
theory: conspiracy theory Military Intelligence Apparatus Concepts of possible conspiracy narratives which are produced and implemented as part of the strategy of the Military Intelligence Apparatus to undermine, disrupt, misdirect and dominate the political discourse [2] [2]
theory: nuclear theory psience [2]
timeline [2]
trans- “across,” “beyond,” “through,” “changing thoroughly,” “transverse,” [2]
transgender [2]
transhumanism [2]
TRIOMF Gaia Trolling Right In Our Muddled Faces, an acronym used when the perps or psyopaths are revealing the truth while trolling, consciously or not. The use of language ("taking place on the world stage", "photos painting a picture", "based on a true story", etc.), clear revelations of truth ("we cannot go through the Van Allen Belts"), or the use of trolling names ("Joker Tsarnaev", "A. Frade", many more) are examples of TRIOMF.
truth [2]
truther or truth seeker [2]
victim A person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action. [2]
vicsim Hoi Polloi Fusion of 'victim' and 'simulated', created by Hoi Polloi in his research about the events of September 11, 2001 where none of the alleged victims was verified. [CF 2]
Vicsim Report Hoi Polloi [CF 2]
virtual [2]
Virtual Reality [2]
virus [2]
VNC Unreal Virtual News Coverage [2]
wall of tears [2]
war, warfare [2]
warfare psychological warfare Military Intelligence Apparatus [2]
witness A person who sees an event, a crime or an accident, take place. In the context of a psyop witnesses are part the concept and management of the staged event. Their role can be a wounded character, police or first responders, media personel and many more depending on the script. [2]
witness; sleeper witness In case of psyops with a long-term plan, sleeper witnesses enter the stage at a predetermined time after the event in order to fulfill specific roles. [2]
Zal rule Zal "When a movie of an event is made, the event can safely be considered fake."
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See also

References

Fakeologist

  1. ↑ Fakeologist.com - You Buying On? - BBS - Bizarre Billionaire Stories
  2. ↑ Example: Discussion about an alleged conspiracy media outlet on the Fakeologist Forum
  3. ↑ Fakeologist Radio Ep. 67, "DCP" 01:53:50
  4. ↑ Fakeologist Forum, UNreal: Elite Gender Inversion
  5. ↑ They never give us enough information
  6. ↑ Fakeologist podcast #XX (02:00-18:00)
  7. ↑ Discussion about propaganda on Fakeologist Radio Ep.80

Cluesforum

  1. ↑ "TOUR GUIDE" to the September Clues research
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The 9/11 Vicsim Report

Other

  1. ↑ [ not yet]
  2. ↑ 2.000 2.001 2.002 2.003 2.004 2.005 2.006 2.007 2.008 2.009 2.010 2.011 2.012 2.013 2.014 2.015 2.016 2.017 2.018 2.019 2.020 2.021 2.022 2.023 2.024 2.025 2.026 2.027 2.028 2.029 2.030 2.031 2.032 2.033 2.034 2.035 2.036 2.037 2.038 2.039 2.040 2.041 2.042 2.043 2.044 2.045 2.046 2.047 2.048 2.049 2.050 2.051 2.052 2.053 2.054 2.055 2.056 2.057 2.058 2.059 2.060 2.061 2.062 2.063 2.064 2.065 2.066 2.067 2.068 2.069 2.070 2.071 2.072 2.073 2.074 2.075 2.076 2.077 2.078 2.079 2.080 2.081 2.082 2.083 2.084 2.085 2.086 2.087 2.088 2.089 2.090 2.091 2.092 2.093 2.094 2.095 2.096 2.097 2.098 2.099 2.100 2.101 2.102 2.103 2.104 2.105 2.106 2.107 2.108 2.109 2.110 2.111 2.112 2.113 2.114 2.115 2.116 2.117 2.118 2.119 2.120 2.121 [ not yet]
  3. ↑ Conspiracy fatigue - Allunreal
  4. ↑ Hitler and NSDAP were just as zionist controlled as the marxists - NaZionism

Mainstream links

  1. ↑ actor - Wikipedia
  2. ↑ ad hominem - Wikipedia
  3. ↑ chroma key - Wikipedia
  4. ↑ deceive - Oxford Dictionaries
  5. ↑ divide and conquer - Wikipedia
  6. ↑ Evidence - Oxford Dictionaries
  7. ↑ false - Oxford Dictionaries
  8. ↑ false flag - Wikipedia
  9. ↑ Falsifiability - Wikipedia
  10. ↑ Fascism - Wikipedia
  11. ↑ Fasces - Wikipedia
  12. ↑ gaslighting - Wikipedia
  13. ↑ shill - Urban Dictionary
  14. ↑ science - Oxford Dictionaries
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