The terrifying face of the power play
Understand how the political game turns ordinary people into hostages of disinformation and manipulative leaders.

The face of the power play is ugly, made of grimaces and shouts wet with spit. The grammar of communication of the power play is lies, imposition, shouting, insanity. The vision of the power play is opaque, focused on its own navel-gazing objectives.
The beings who seek the power of control, who frenetically seek to lead the non-thinking, raise their tone of voice and distort their gestures and expressions – to frighten their passive followers, bringing to words and gestures the horror of the power they covet. They mimic monsters on the outside to match what inhabits the underground of their non-souls.
The deliberate action of manipulation leads multitudes to delirium, to paranoia, prompting them to trigger the mutation of ordinary men and women into deaf, blind followers – cannon fodder. Ventriloquist’s dummies, animated from a distance, who replicate (under the illusion that they are their own) the controller’s opinions and judgments.
As an immediate consequence, individual cognitive dissonance: the unjustifiable is justified. A predictable subsequent impact is collective cognitive dissonance – in a short time, millions of people are hostages of an organized ecosystem of disinformation.
A reality check can mitigate, neutralize or cancel it. Who knows, a sequence of unveilings of reality might bring about disengagement from the madness.
The true leader gives of themself for the cause. The manipulator sacrifices the cause for their narcissistic goals. The leader guides and empowers people toward autonomy. The manipulator sacrifices anyone to save themself.
Generating constant, consistent waves of information and awareness may be possible. Yet with slow effects in the face of the speed of the greed of the power players.
Meanwhile, all that is left is to bless the fleeting luck represented by the erratic thoughts and actions of some of the players of the Power Play.



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