PSY SECTION
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1 Psychological Operations
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2 The Zone of Influence
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3 Info Wars
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4 Making Other Guy Look Bad
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5 Softening
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6 Running Strings
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7 Turfing
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8 Watch for Antics
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9 Arabian Nights Effect
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10 Deep State
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11 Strands Interconnection
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12 Wall of Silence
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13 Misery Loves Company
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14 Switching
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15 Invisible Fingers
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16 Two Horns
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17 Like Cutting the Grass
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18 Against the Wall
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19 Fixation of Points
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20 Trophyism
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21 Co-Opting
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22 Gaslighting
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23 Cons-Piracy
Commentary
Strands of Interconnection is a theme presented throughout Police Factor. It represents the idea of networks and
links between people for both good and ill. As strands of different types and colors of twine can make up a rope, so
too can groups cooperate across various lines, like racial, religious, age and gender. For example, there can be both
Mexican nationals working with fair-skinned religious fundamentalists for illegal drug shipment and sales. Women
can also be points of sale or contact in a long-ranged cartel network made up mostly of males. Elderly people can
be working alongside young ones in this matter, as well.
The way that people interconnect for illegal activities is worthy of a sociological type of study. For example, how
they might meet in an informal setting can facilitate drug movement, so that just through the act of a casual
conversation, things quickly shift toward talking about drugs to the point of one giving or selling them to the other.
But this is not just about drug usage; it is about human relations. Such studies could include human tendencies to
come together in hangout sites. In addition, studies of cartel behavior can include how illegal drug operations
create business fronts. Another facet can be the ability to facilitate shadow government types of activities, and
more. In any of these activities there is always the question of how people communicate and interact to make
things happen along these lines. By bringing the steps to mutual contact to the forefront and to take a look at
these exchanges at both the macro and micro levels, we can better isolate not only where and how people are
doing their drug business but the steps that are taken to reach that point. Also we can study the likelihood for
continued engagement for repeat business with the same people (often substance misusers and abusers) and with
similar types.
Yet again, people can and do of course cooperate for good. For example, a wide range of volunteer from diverse
churches and human services organizations can bring together donations after hurricanes or other disasters.
Neighborhoods with diverse people living there can cooperate to create Neighborhood Watch programs to fight
crime
The Ethnic Mafia Myth
In this case, it is the “mafia myth”, a specific construction of an underworld where ethnicity is the prime
characteristic of an “other” that is on one side feared and on the other glamorized…When we read about
mafias it is often, if not always, with reference to ethnicity…Crucially, the organisations seemingly are built on
shared traditions, norms, values and rituals rooted in the common ethnicity of the individuals within them….
--See The Conversation on the Strands of Interconnections section
Albanian Mafia Myth
The Conversation
2019/01/18 Albanian mafia: the dangerous myth that distorts our view of the global drugs trade. By Anna
Sergi
http://theconversation.com/albanian-mafia-the-dangerous-myth-that-distorts-our-view-of-the-global-drugs-
trade-110043
Excerpt: In this case, it is the “mafia myth”, a specific construction of an underworld where ethnicity is the
prime characteristic of an “other” that is on one side feared and on the other glamourised…The mafia myth
is often linked to better-known organised crime groups, such as the Italian, Russian and Japanese mafia.
When these groups are called by their specific names, such as the Sicilian (or Italian-American) “cosa nostra”,
the Calabrian “’ndrangheta”, the Russian “bratva”, or the “yakuza” in Japan, what they have in common is the
fact that they evoke images of secretive organisations, engaging in crime, violence and corruption. Crucially,
the organisations seemingly are built on shared traditions, norms, values and rituals rooted in the common
ethnicity of the individuals within them. And so while organised crime is mostly a market or activity-based
phenomenon (engaged in drug trafficking or people smuggling, for example), when we read about mafias it
is often, if not always, with reference to ethnicity: the Italians, the Russians, the Chinese, the Japanese, the
Turkish – and, currently, the Albanians. The mafia label is often applied to tight ethnic groups that have an
honour-based culture and are particularly attached to family structures, such as the Albanian Kanun.
http://theconversation.com/albanian-mafia-the-dangerous-myth-that-distorts-our-view-of-the-global-drugs-
trade-110043
Terrorists are always Muslim and Not White
Fordham dot edu -- Ir dot lawnet
ESSAY: TERRORISTS ARE ALWAYS MUSLIM BUT NEVER WHITE: AT THE INTERSECTION OF
CRITICAL RACE THEORY AND PROPAGANDA. By Caroline Mala Corbin*
Note from PF: Notice the buzz concepts of “Trump’s propaganda” and “white privilege” as well as “white
narratives”…this is supposedly a scholarly article associated with an educational institution. However, it is included
here because this is a core argument behind the “Race Grievance Industry”. Notice that here on Police Factor we
have included “Strands of Interconnection” to precisely provide notice that we do in fact realize that criminality,
including cartels and terrorism, are not just a “brown or black thing.” On the other hand, if criminality has a “brown
or black core” in certain cases, we will in fact acknowledge it, just as we would investigate, reveal and seek criminal
justice for whites who are criminals. The point is, arguments directed at Trump, his mixed raced supporters and the
white community can be just as biased and dangerous, just as narrative-prone, as those from the detractors. We all
need to become critical thinkers despite our race, as Taleeb Starkes, a black male who wrote Black Lies Matter, has
firmly indicated, and who operates by setting an example (his words and actions match).]
https //ir lawnet fordham.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5437&context=flr
not a white person. In the United States, two common though false
narratives about terrorists who attack America abound. We see them on
television, in the movies, on the news, and, currently, in the Trump
administration. The first is that “terrorists are always (brown) Muslims.”
The second is that “white people are never terrorists.”
Different strands of critical race theory can help us understand these two
narratives. One strand examines the role of unconscious cognitive biases in
the production of stereotypes, such as the stereotype of the “Muslim
terrorist.” Another strand focuses on white privilege, such as the privilege
of avoiding the terrorist label.
These false narratives play a crucial role in Trump’s propaganda…
Burritos, Cartels and Day of the Dead
2020/11/07 Burrito makers accused of misusing Latin American and Mexican cultures
Anuja Nadkarni
[Note from PF: this article was put here because it brings out an example of when it might be a good time to express and
support “racial grievances” if the storyline is accurate. Apparently there has been a burrito making company in a non-
American white culture country of New Zealand. The arguments used by the Hispanic/Latin American community seem to
make sense in this case from an ethnic and socio-anthropological and ethno-religious point of view.]
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/123317639/burrito-makers-accused-of-misusing-latin-american-and-mexican-cultures
Excerpts:
A Martinborough Mexican food business is facing claims it is misappropriating Mexican and Latin American cultures
and “glorifying” drug-cartels.
[Here is the argument]: But Albarrán González said one of her main concerns was Cartel Foods’ failure to engage
with the Latin American and Mexican community in New Zealand.
“We appreciate when people take an interest in our culture, but not when they disrespect it. If you are a company
looking to use imagery or profit off a minority's culture, at least do you’re research, do it respectfully and engage
with the community.”
…“The name is a negative stereotype of Latin Americans as drug dealers which we’ve been suffering from for a long
time. They’re glorifying cartels. The amount of killings associated with cartels is no joke,” Albarrán González said.
Advertise with Stuff
…Cartel Food Co, which sells frozen burritos in supermarkets nationwide features Day of the Dead-inspired
branding.The Day of the Dead, or Dia de Muertos, is a cultural event honouring ancestors that is celebrated by
Mexicans and Latin Americans.
Modern DNA sheds lights on complex nature of Latin American histories and colonial era racial roots
Science Mag
2018/04/12 Latin America’s lost histories revealed in modern DNA. By Lizzie WadeApr. 12, 2018 , 2:00 PM
British ships often harassed Spanish galleons, which ferried long-forgotten peoples to Latin America, including
enslaved Filipinos and former Jews. THE CAPTURE OF THE SPANISH GALLEON ‘NUESTRA SEÑORA DE COVADONGA’,
20 APRIL 1743, CLEVELEY, JOHN THE YOUNGER (1747–86)/SHUGBOROUGH HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE, U.K./NATIONAL
TRUST PHOTOGRAPHIC LIBRARY/BRIDGEMAN IMAGES
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/04/latin-america-s-lost-histories-revealed-modern-dna
Running Strings
This applies to the concept of one or more groups running networks through and around the mainstream
public. It’s the way organized crime or some entrenching rebellion is hooking up to their own benefit and to
our detriment.
What we need to know about Running Strings is how the network members are communicating; we need to
assess if they are inside things like Microsoft, Google and Facebook, health insurance and student loan
connections; if there is a central racial and/or religious group operating; what tendencies any or all of their
allies have; what is the modus operandi (MO); what are the tricks and specializations, including psychic or
psychotronic - the latter being microchips inside or outside the human body which could send out disruptive
or manipulative wavelengths and such; if people involved are immigrants/illegal aliens from other countries
or have legal extended family; how liberal and leftist organizations in colleges, prisons and other locations
could be manipulated and/or infiltrated.
We then see in our mind’s eye the strings of interconnection in which the groups run yarn around an
entrapped mouse, with said mouse being a member of the public using a service. The services might be
interconnected by the same malicious entity, as a Big Brother sort of enterprise, so no matter where you go or
what you use, it’s the same people and they all have information on you in their connected databanks.
But Running Strings can be localized, too, like between Hispanics who have put their people in jobs at the
local Walmart, Best Buy and campus area parking security; they have access to face recognition surveillance
and keep tabs on a target using their smart phones. Whereas we recognize that whites and browns/blacks
can and often do run illegal, vamping ops together, sometimes a core group behind all the operations is one
race or another, or there is a localized version of the group that is mostly one race.
Hispanics in this particular example are doing it because they want Catholicism - or at least a certain
approach to Jesus- to be everyone’s religion and they want Hispanic males to be the boss of women and of
the whiteness in the USA. They want to be top dog. Although this is a hypothetical example for the most
part, such Hispanics are likely running operations in Flagstaff, Arizona, Cottonwood, Arizona, between Arizona
and California, and between other states in the Southwest. They are putting out a half-baked attempt at
border patrol when operating as border patrol agents. They have agendas with a certain lineage, maybe even
outside the USA, or with a certain Hispanic/tribal group around San Diego. The result is that a target is on
these people’s radar, on a list, and that gangstalking across state lines is possible. It is possible they are
waiting for you at the state line.
The local people can hook up with the national ones, or can be a regional entity. One way they can hook up is
to operate in places like shopping centers - where the whole parking lot is being watched - in social services -
like Charities with Hispanic Catholic workers - hospital, urgent care and health insurance connections - food
service corporations. The main problem with these networks is American personnel in these areas and
beyond are not asking the right questions, not looking in the right places, not standing firm with these
groups, and letting quasi-groups - groups who are partway in but not full adherents - get away with certain
things that open the door to further encroachments. One way this happens is through dru
Go Home, Go Home, Go Home
Understanding the Arguments does not indicate agreement. You have to understand the various viewpoints and
approaches to discover the best response. The disclosed view of this website is that illegal aliens usually need to go
home.
I know it might come to a shock to many, but the United States is in fact set up for Americans, with too many
Americans not getting their fair sure of the American dream and pie. They don’t receive part of the country’s assets
when illegal aliens and others take jobs, property and votes for themselves.
To have these feelings as an American is practical and self-protective. It is also a way to express frustration after
many years of unfair practices at the hands of those who put illegal alien interests above those of actual American
citizens who were born and bred here. It’s not instantly a way to say all Hispanics are bad, or to caste derogatory
labels on their character. It’s to say: Enough is Enough: Go Home, Whoever You Are.
We are not saying you are all bad, but we are saying you don’t actually belong here, and we have to take care of our
own people. We want you to stop telling us how to think and operate in our own American nation.
Your claim that you are one of us does not make you one of us. To say you are unapologetic is not good enough.
We are tired of this. Many of you are interfering in our elections. You are taking up room in our shelters that
belong to the American people. You are getting more donations, college grants and attention than our own people
from bleeding heart liberals and your other co-conspirators. Go home, go home, go home.
Americans need compassion and support. They need their troubled cities healed. They need their lower
income and middle class white people paid attention to - the minorities have been getting a lot of the
attention for decades. And the troubled black dominated cities need attention, the ones with all the horrific
crimes like driveby shootings in Chicago. Money alone will not patch the wounds in those places. Kindness
and extra care needs to go to American people who have been put aside for too long.
Illegal Aliens: We don’t want you in our politics, we don’t want you sneaking around and we don’t want you
openly defying us, either. Americans must stand up for Americans for a change, and it has to be 100 percent
OK to do that without all of the guilt trips and endless manipulations. Enough is enough is enough is
enough. Decades and decades later, illegal aliens are only becoming more and more aggressive and self-
proclaiming. Send them home and let them put all that energy to work in their own countries. That is what
needs to happen. Go home, go home, go home.
Illegal aliens need to learn how to deal with their own problems in their own countries, to become stronger
for this life and for generations to come. They need to develop those nations into the thing they are trying to
take over, abort or change here in the United States
There have been numerous military excursions into Mexico, Central and Latin America over many years to no
real avail. Selling more weapons and guns is not going to cut it. Bringing in Christian missionaries is not the
answer, either.
Yes, it is this website’s stance illegal aliens need to go home. But it is not without the idea that we cannot
together think up creative solutions about how to make “home” a better place - with the assistance of the
United States and even various allies. This then will make the continental and oceanic connectivity with
areas further south more of a united force than a divergent one. However, this unity should not because
migrants take over the USA and direct the show. Leftist groups in these areas have developed some bad
habits, and they are trying to bring them into our country to try to run the show here. Between a racially
driven issue and a leftist one, these groups from far reaches of “Hispania” are trying to inflame minorities
inside the United States against the basic American system.
Many illegal immigrants who come into the United States live up to their bad reputations for violence and
illegal activity. You see several examples on this website. This is why you see such a strong stance for legal
action against illegal immigrants. Let’s work together, Americans, to send these people home while helping
them to build a better home there - not here. They need to learn to stand up to their perpetrators and not
become perpetrators themselves here in the United States or in their own countries.
Go home, go home, go home.
Updates: 2020/11/27 2020/11/21 added material stuff dot co and fordham dot edu; 2020/06/04 some technical and editing errors were discovered at
the top of this page which were repaired; the Running Strings section was added.
Psy-11/Strands of Interconnection
STRANDS OF INTERCONNECTION
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Commentary
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The Ethnic Mafia Myth: Albanian mafia: the dangerous
myth that distorts our view of the global drugs trade
(From The Conversation)
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Modern DNA sheds lights on complex nature of colonial
era racial roots, lost history
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Terrorists always Muslim never white: intersection of
critical race theory-propaganda
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Burritos, Cartels and Dia de Muertos
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Running Strings
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Go Home, Go Home, Go Home
Twined strands in a
rope are like human
interconnections
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