/32/ - Psychopolitics

Check out that Stefan Molyneux character he's doing great. Either his devotees or paid marketers constantly post his work on /pol/ and in other similar communities.

I just checked out his channel and the first thing I see is a video called "Take the red pill."

Although I don't think you posted this thread looking for serious replies.

Cult Psychology is all about the need for human beings to be a part of something. In the same way that a castaway will hold for dear life to a piece of wood when removed from his boat, one who believes himself to be unfit for general society will enthusiastically accept the rules of a group that welcomes him.

The first step is by mentally destabilizing the subject, by making him question his basic beliefs, even about himself. Try to destroy any structure of which the subject is a part of, and then he will be vulnerable. This is achieved by making him feel bad about who he is, criticizing society in general and the groups of which he is a part of, and claiming that he is different from the normal people (who might be referred to by derogative terms). Naturally, the subject will be made more receptive to your ideas by traditional means of reprogramming, including sleep deprivation, physical exhaustion, mantras and slogans, removal of individuality, etc.

As the subject is torn away from the groups he was previously a part of, you must build a new structure for him to join, one that is under your control. Use obscure and artificial terms to create a language barrier between him and his previous peers. Make him feel superior for having chosen to be a part of your group. Instigate an "us vs. them" mentality by portraying yourselves as victims and them as the oppressors, or by making you the savior and the outsiders as the unrepentant sinners. Make him feel loved and welcomed when he completely gives himself to your will, and make sure to punish him indirectly when he shows any doubt.

Those are obviously just the basics. There is probably more material at the MEGA folder.

Mod why delete posts from this thread?

>>435
See rules 4 and 5.

A thread was deleted for the same reasons (as well as rule 3) just a couple of days ago.
I have not had to ban anyone so far, and I hope that it remains that way.

>>424
>>434

Arigatougozaimasu

I'll take a look at the MEGA folder

bump

First and foremost, you need an ideological framework for the leveraging of some strong emotion(s) like guilt, fear, love, etc. The most successful will leverage the full range of emotion. I'm sure you're familiar with the concepts of fear of torturous afterlife, guilt by way of (original) sin and unconditional love.

Next you need a monetization strategy. Guilt folks into paying, mandate it by (un)holy decree, withhold valuable information until payment, etc. Spiritual rewards, favored positions, etc. can be granted for donations of time and/or service, esp. evangelizing.

Knowledge is power, so laying ones' deepest secrets bare is needed in some capacity to get dirt, and prevent dissent via shame (and release).

The cycle of emotional pressure and release should be maintained and engineered such that each emotion takes central focus in turn through ritual and natural tendencies given the spiritual environment you construct.

Fellowship is key to creating a "trusted" inner circle, and to the control of follower sex lives (desire is a powerful emotion to harness).

Use of both positive and negative reinforcement (the latter explained here >>434 ) is better than primarily focusing on one side of the spectrum.

See: Scientology and Catholicism which both fit the above.

>>434
Thanks for taking part ITT.

I heard depleted diets low in nutrients like sugar water helps.

Truth be told, this would be more a refinement, you gotta get em young and why "religion" is the only way, probably takes 3 generations with full control to manufacture any sort of occultist you wanted or desired.

>>768
There is the Monarch programming theories where they get hold of children before the age of six and form compartments in their psyche with extreme experience immersion, like murder or rape, that can later be recalled with keys implanted during the "experience" explaining many dual personality traits or at least the ease at which some performers step into their stage personality. Miley Serious doesn't actually hump her furniture at home all day, well I don't think so anyway.

>>1092
>probably takes 3 generations with full control to manufacture any sort of occultist you wanted or desired.

I'm not sure what you mean by "occultist", but it really doesn't take generations to produce cattle-minded people. Just look at People's Temple.
Your success rate doesn't even need to be over 25%, you just need to reach enough people that those 25% amount to enough individuals for your end goal.

You can be the next Jim Jones if you work hard enough.
I believe in you, anon

>>1101
I heard the 3 generations line from some Russian propaganda expert.

Jones was a Jesuit, probably the masters of mind control today. At the fourth vow if they are ordered to martyr themselves for the black pope they probably will. I heard that fiasco was used to drive Americans back to the mother church, make them think twice about joining fringe cults which is interdasting considering the thread topic.

>>1102
He wasn't a jesuit, he wasn't even a catholic. His church had the whole "standing, dancing and singing" business, he began as a student pastor at a methodist church and he aligned with pentecostal groups.

If the People's Temple was a greater conspiracy than just a megalomaniac's fulfillment of absolute control over others (which I believe it wasn't), it would have been either an experiment or a message/threat from one part of the deep state to another.

Make it fun. Cults are made up of fools and are led by even bigger fools.
But people in a cult will not care about that as long as their bellies are full and its fun to be in it.

>>1174
Sorry, I don't know, that's why I said "probably"