Hoax management
| Hoax management | |
| Type 1 | Fakeology Theory |
| Type 2 | PsyOps |
| Type 3 | Media fakery |
| Type 4 | Science fakery |
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| Topics | |
| • List of PsyOps | • History of PsyOps Technology |
| Information | |
| Fakeologist | [ab 1] |
| Cluesforum | [CF 1] |
Hoax management is a fakeological term meaning the organizational structure required for the realization and maintenance of psyops. As military operations, psyops are instruments of action, employed to achieve political, financial or cultural objectives, they rely on multiple resources of Intelligence, Media and Communications, Science, Research, Academia, Universities and Think-tanks.
Description
- After-psyops
In Fakeology hoax management refers mainly to the research about the period after the psyop, when in order to repeat and reinforce the truthfullness and importance of the story many follow-up stories and/or [psyop]]s are being created.
The term hoax mangement applies therefore primarily to psyops which constitute or manipulate a discourse of knowledge, science or technology over decades or even centuries. In this context namely it is nessecary to produce series of psyops through time, in order to keep alive the belief in the first act of the psyop.
- After-stories about fictims or other elements of the psyop story
- Memorials
- Movies and/or other entertainment products
Examples
- The discours of nuclear science - the Nuclear narrative:
The first major psyops of that paradigm were the Bombing of Hiroshima and the Bombing of Nagasaki. The following nuclear weapons psyops, nuclear plant psyops and other productions of that type, are part of the hoax management of the Nuclear narrative.
- For those who do not believe that Jesus was a genuine religion founder and son of god, all productions of the catholic church, the protestant church and other derivatives of that paradigm, can be viewed as part of the hoax management of the psyOp to establish the christian religious cult.