Bernie Landoz - How We Control a World of 6B People

Bernie, the obnoxious, but no BS lobbyist, investor, and master manipulator, describes the real environment in the capitol building, and prepares us for the long, difficult task we have ahead of us if we want to create any real change.

Bernie, the obnoxious, but no BS lobbyist and investor, was asked by the Climate Mobilization group to help out with their efforts to get people mobilized to put pressure on Washington to pass legislation to support policies fighting climate change. Bernie fired back with his illumination of the way things really work in Washington and the need for grass root organizations to get very organized, focused, and practical - and partner with business, despite their disdain for such activities. Watch Bernie vomit out his vitriol on Washington, Grass Roots Movements, and the American Culture.

Bernie discusses how the debate over Evolution and Intelligent Design highlights the Orchestrator's role.

The most powerful and important control tactic of all.

We have been examining the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid structure. We now examine other pyramid structures throughout the world and consider how they interact with each other and what this may mean for the future of globalization and what our role is in ensuring stability.

School is one of the most important control mechanisms, creating good lifelong members of the pyramid. School is primarily a socialization mechanism, and tactics we use to pound upon children to drive them to the state we want are discussed. Additional topics to socialize children are reviewed: ensuring History is boring, neutering children’s leadership potential, promoting low energy states, using No Child Left Behind to marginalize the most intelligent children, and feminizing the male child. We must use tactics to protect our own children against this environment.

General strategies such as driving emotional immaturity, frustrating people, encouraging a white collar criminal mindset, attacking the parenting function are reviewed. Details on how we go about doing this are provided in later videos.

The British perfected the art of war over hundreds of years to control nations and extract resources. The Americans have evolved to a more clean approach - which they use when they can instead of war.

A brief summary of the evolution of religion throughout history. How we use religion today to control people and voting patterns, while also fragmenting and disrupting any true spiritual movement.

Tactics to distract people so they don’t pay attention to what the government is really doing on our behalf. This is a classic example of leverage - use pre-existing social movements to distract the population. How political parties evolve. The instrumental role of political parties in our control tactics. Tactics we use to control the election process so we always have our people in power to achieve our objectives. How powerful labels and branding is at distracting people. For example, Liberal vs. Conservative and other ways parties are branded. The importance of keeping things vague, pork (promises to your voters), and the importance of fear and war. Orchestrator level thinking: Don’t forget that we are putting on a show. Bernie answers the question was 911 a conspiracy. He emphasizes that we Orchestrators must be clear about the world around us, and live with positive energy so we don't contribute towards problems created by dogs and sheep.

First we look at a very brief history of News/The Media, and how that is interwoven in the creation of the American Dream and Mindset. A reminder that the Media is a money making business, while also being ideal at controlling people. Tactics we use to control the population’s mindset and drain their resolve so they don't ask too many questions or create any real change. Tactics we use to ensure that the management inside the media conglomerates act in the manner that we need them to in order to achieve these objectives. Tactics to allow you to twist the truth while not telling a lie. The relationship between the Media and the Government. The role of the Orchestrators at keeping the pyramid tuned.

Bernie discusses the difficulty in keeping The Miracle / Pyramid together. Even the founding fathers of the United States were overwhelmed and frustrated by the difficulties in managing the system. The majority of companies in the United States are owned by the “Market” resulting in human beings not being in a position to ensure the stability of the system. Many large companies are owned by wealthy individuals, families, and the government, but these are largely outside the US. The primary nature of ownership throughout the world is reviewed including the unique challenges that United States faces.

The importance of addiction to drugs, substances, and distractions to sustain the pyramid is discussed - anti-depressants, ADD, diabetes, junk food, and welfare. A corporation has the power to start at childhood and create lifelong addictions either directly or through agents, due to it’s longevity beyond a human life.

Because of the importance of the media and entertainment at controlling and maintaining the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid, the history of Hollywood is quickly reviewed. Also discussed is how this is changing in the Internet World and what we need to do to maintain control and reduce the risks to the stability of the system.

An ideal industry is one where a lot of money is being spent, but it’s difficult to measure quality. Environmental technologies were discussed, but additional markets and technologies are reviewed. The key strategy is to focus people on simple perception and decoy or distract them away from the complexity of whether the product or your actions are producing any real value. The futility and foolishness of trying to sell the best products that make sense when everybody else is selling perception is discussed. General principles across several industries are discussed, then specific examples. Security is a particularly good example of an ideal industry because of the amount of money being spent in security and the extreme difficultly of measuring the difference between good and bad security - especially in a public forum. We previously review biometrics which is an example of a great money maker. The example of electronic voting machines is reviewed here, and is an example of a business that didn't go as well.

The Marketing principles of selling perception and creating a crisis apply to ALL markets, regardless of how critical or complex (e.g. lipstick vs. environmental technologies). The complexities of understanding where energy comes from, the total cost / carbon footprint is discussed, and our need as investors and orchestrators to understand what is real and what is not, despite the ignorance of the market, in order for us to manage risk to our portfolios. Several technologies are reviewed, some good for the environment, some bad, but all money makers. For more detailed information see my Blog Entry. This is a very long blog entry; it is also available as a short Kindle book; search for "Bernie Landoz - Going Green with Electric Cars: Energy Policy or Just Sexy?"

The evolution of the consumer culture is reviewed as it’s the backbone of the stability of the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid. A crisis existed after World War II – the communist threat had to be counteracted with another crisis that we created. The primary mechanism of this crisis is using advertising, branding, and entertainment to drive low self esteem into the American consumer to get them to spend money. This ultimately results in a climate where perception rules, regardless of the market. Selling lipstick is essentialy no different from selling high tech environmental technologies.

Why is gold so magical. The evolution of gold into money. The creation of money from nothing. The evolution from the village to the King to the Puppet King to Capitalism to the threat to stability from Globalization. The differences between those focused on gold vs. those focused on building an economy. Where is the god of money today, do we need a new god.

Bernie concludes the first Part of the series by commenting on the fundamental drivers of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Heaven or hell is right here on the Earth, you get to choose. You have to understand the pyramid and respect it. Bernie leaves you with the question – Who are you, and do you have the strength to see the truth.

How we make sure we stay in an enlightened state and don’t get infected by the very same tactics and bad energy we use to control people.

The imperative of Plausibility Deniability (getting credit when things go well, and diverting liability when things go wrong) is absolutely critical to being competitive in today’s environment. This behavior is being DEMANDED of us by the owners of Corporate America – the average American through their mutual funds. Ways to achieve this with both those who are willingly taking on this liability, and those who are not aware of the liability they are taking on are discussed. In order to understand the value of legal constructs like corporate responsibility / accountability, contracts, etc, you have to understand the nature of civil law, business relationships, power, and the difficulties of actually winning a lawsuit. The true purpose of a Board of Directors is reviewed.

Our strategy is to first drive people to low energy levels like fear and shame which makes them easier to control with classic tactics, and makes them less likely to perceive what’s happening around them. We need to stay in an enlightened state so we don’t get infected, and so we can easily manipulate people at these low energy levels. Different types of intelligence are discussed as well as the need for low emotional intelligence, and how to neutralize the threat from people who are too smart and difficult to control. Once we drive people to low energy levels, we can then most effectively use classic tactics such as: not setting clear objectives, focusing on the crisis of the day, focusing on perception, understanding what motivates people, setting up scapegoats as an insurance policy, bonding with people, finding their weaknesses, weakening them by frustrating them, transfering low energy states to others, using reorganizations.

The number one rule of business is discussed and put in perspective with addiction and Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs. The nature of the Fat Dumb and Happy Model illustrates how important addiction and selfishness is to our society, and how people are often in denial about how their behavior is exactly the opposite of what they claim it to be. This rule is then applied to important marketing rules of deception in order to compete and make money. Two types of people are discussed: Looters and Producers – which represents the 2 major fundamental philosophies of conducting business. The nature of the market you are doing business in will drive your ability to exaggerate and/or lie. To make a lot of money you need to create a winning formula often by brainwashing a lot of people into similar behavior. The personalities needed to manage a small vs. a large company are significantly different. Markets driven by perception have a tremendous opportunity for making money through employing powerful and ignorant looters. Thus it's important to know when to choose Looters vs. Producers.

Bernie discusses how the debate over Evolution and Intelligent Design highlights the Orchestrator's role.

The most powerful and important control tactic of all.

We have been examining the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid structure. We now examine other pyramid structures throughout the world and consider how they interact with each other and what this may mean for the future of globalization and what our role is in ensuring stability.

School is one of the most important control mechanisms, creating good lifelong members of the pyramid. School is primarily a socialization mechanism, and tactics we use to pound upon children to drive them to the state we want are discussed. Additional topics to socialize children are reviewed: ensuring History is boring, neutering children’s leadership potential, promoting low energy states, using No Child Left Behind to marginalize the most intelligent children, and feminizing the male child. We must use tactics to protect our own children against this environment.

General strategies such as driving emotional immaturity, frustrating people, encouraging a white collar criminal mindset, attacking the parenting function are reviewed. Details on how we go about doing this are provided in later videos.

The British perfected the art of war over hundreds of years to control nations and extract resources. The Americans have evolved to a more clean approach - which they use when they can instead of war.

A brief summary of the evolution of religion throughout history. How we use religion today to control people and voting patterns, while also fragmenting and disrupting any true spiritual movement.

The nature of the ownership (the stock market) in the US allows the population and markets to be psychopathic and complain about the very problems they cause, yet financially benefit from. The orchestrator must be aware of this and tune and control the system so it doesn’t break down. Psychopathic (the populace) and Machiavellian (the governing leaders) behavior is described as they go hand in hand. Bernie discusses his knowledge of the meltdown and why he didn’t do anything about it. “Life is like River”, always bet on water flowing downhill.

Bernie introduces concepts that will be addressed in more detail throughout the series. Our society is kept from falling apart by keeping people fulfilled so they don’t ask questions of their leaders. The mechanism by which this is done is discussed – entertainment, religion, the military, the media, sports, etc. We essentially turn people into dogs and sheep so we can ensure they are efficient workers and so we can control their purchasing and voting patterns. Our society is built on a wall of confusion and denial so most of these dogs and sheep don’t recognize that they are a very active part of the very same problems that they complain about.

Bernie explains why he created this video/podcast series. The most significant event of the Clinton Presidency has been obscured by us and the American people have chosen to ignore it. The Adam and Eve story is used to illustrate an important point about how knowledge and information comes in multiple layers, and how this information and the required skills to survive in a new global environment is the privilege and responsibility of us few.

Tactics to distract people so they don’t pay attention to what the government is really doing on our behalf. This is a classic example of leverage - use pre-existing social movements to distract the population. How political parties evolve. The instrumental role of political parties in our control tactics. Tactics we use to control the election process so we always have our people in power to achieve our objectives. How powerful labels and branding is at distracting people. For example, Liberal vs. Conservative and other ways parties are branded. The importance of keeping things vague, pork (promises to your voters), and the importance of fear and war. Orchestrator level thinking: Don’t forget that we are putting on a show. Bernie answers the question was 911 a conspiracy. He emphasizes that we Orchestrators must be clear about the world around us, and live with positive energy so we don't contribute towards problems created by dogs and sheep.

First we look at a very brief history of News/The Media, and how that is interwoven in the creation of the American Dream and Mindset. A reminder that the Media is a money making business, while also being ideal at controlling people. Tactics we use to control the population’s mindset and drain their resolve so they don't ask too many questions or create any real change. Tactics we use to ensure that the management inside the media conglomerates act in the manner that we need them to in order to achieve these objectives. Tactics to allow you to twist the truth while not telling a lie. The relationship between the Media and the Government. The role of the Orchestrators at keeping the pyramid tuned.

Bernie discusses the difficulty in keeping The Miracle / Pyramid together. Even the founding fathers of the United States were overwhelmed and frustrated by the difficulties in managing the system. The majority of companies in the United States are owned by the “Market” resulting in human beings not being in a position to ensure the stability of the system. Many large companies are owned by wealthy individuals, families, and the government, but these are largely outside the US. The primary nature of ownership throughout the world is reviewed including the unique challenges that United States faces.

The importance of addiction to drugs, substances, and distractions to sustain the pyramid is discussed - anti-depressants, ADD, diabetes, junk food, and welfare. A corporation has the power to start at childhood and create lifelong addictions either directly or through agents, due to it’s longevity beyond a human life.

Because of the importance of the media and entertainment at controlling and maintaining the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid, the history of Hollywood is quickly reviewed. Also discussed is how this is changing in the Internet World and what we need to do to maintain control and reduce the risks to the stability of the system.

An ideal industry is one where a lot of money is being spent, but it’s difficult to measure quality. Environmental technologies were discussed, but additional markets and technologies are reviewed. The key strategy is to focus people on simple perception and decoy or distract them away from the complexity of whether the product or your actions are producing any real value. The futility and foolishness of trying to sell the best products that make sense when everybody else is selling perception is discussed. General principles across several industries are discussed, then specific examples. Security is a particularly good example of an ideal industry because of the amount of money being spent in security and the extreme difficultly of measuring the difference between good and bad security - especially in a public forum. We previously review biometrics which is an example of a great money maker. The example of electronic voting machines is reviewed here, and is an example of a business that didn't go as well.

The Marketing principles of selling perception and creating a crisis apply to ALL markets, regardless of how critical or complex (e.g. lipstick vs. environmental technologies). The complexities of understanding where energy comes from, the total cost / carbon footprint is discussed, and our need as investors and orchestrators to understand what is real and what is not, despite the ignorance of the market, in order for us to manage risk to our portfolios. Several technologies are reviewed, some good for the environment, some bad, but all money makers. For more detailed information see my Blog Entry. This is a very long blog entry; it is also available as a short Kindle book; search for "Bernie Landoz - Going Green with Electric Cars: Energy Policy or Just Sexy?"

The evolution of the consumer culture is reviewed as it’s the backbone of the stability of the Fat Dumb and Happy Pyramid. A crisis existed after World War II – the communist threat had to be counteracted with another crisis that we created. The primary mechanism of this crisis is using advertising, branding, and entertainment to drive low self esteem into the American consumer to get them to spend money. This ultimately results in a climate where perception rules, regardless of the market. Selling lipstick is essentialy no different from selling high tech environmental technologies.

Why is gold so magical. The evolution of gold into money. The creation of money from nothing. The evolution from the village to the King to the Puppet King to Capitalism to the threat to stability from Globalization. The differences between those focused on gold vs. those focused on building an economy. Where is the god of money today, do we need a new god.

Bernie concludes the first Part of the series by commenting on the fundamental drivers of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Heaven or hell is right here on the Earth, you get to choose. You have to understand the pyramid and respect it. Bernie leaves you with the question – Who are you, and do you have the strength to see the truth.

How we make sure we stay in an enlightened state and don’t get infected by the very same tactics and bad energy we use to control people.

The imperative of Plausibility Deniability (getting credit when things go well, and diverting liability when things go wrong) is absolutely critical to being competitive in today’s environment. This behavior is being DEMANDED of us by the owners of Corporate America – the average American through their mutual funds. Ways to achieve this with both those who are willingly taking on this liability, and those who are not aware of the liability they are taking on are discussed. In order to understand the value of legal constructs like corporate responsibility / accountability, contracts, etc, you have to understand the nature of civil law, business relationships, power, and the difficulties of actually winning a lawsuit. The true purpose of a Board of Directors is reviewed.

Our strategy is to first drive people to low energy levels like fear and shame which makes them easier to control with classic tactics, and makes them less likely to perceive what’s happening around them. We need to stay in an enlightened state so we don’t get infected, and so we can easily manipulate people at these low energy levels. Different types of intelligence are discussed as well as the need for low emotional intelligence, and how to neutralize the threat from people who are too smart and difficult to control. Once we drive people to low energy levels, we can then most effectively use classic tactics such as: not setting clear objectives, focusing on the crisis of the day, focusing on perception, understanding what motivates people, setting up scapegoats as an insurance policy, bonding with people, finding their weaknesses, weakening them by frustrating them, transfering low energy states to others, using reorganizations.

The number one rule of business is discussed and put in perspective with addiction and Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs. The nature of the Fat Dumb and Happy Model illustrates how important addiction and selfishness is to our society, and how people are often in denial about how their behavior is exactly the opposite of what they claim it to be. This rule is then applied to important marketing rules of deception in order to compete and make money. Two types of people are discussed: Looters and Producers – which represents the 2 major fundamental philosophies of conducting business. The nature of the market you are doing business in will drive your ability to exaggerate and/or lie. To make a lot of money you need to create a winning formula often by brainwashing a lot of people into similar behavior. The personalities needed to manage a small vs. a large company are significantly different. Markets driven by perception have a tremendous opportunity for making money through employing powerful and ignorant looters. Thus it's important to know when to choose Looters vs. Producers.

The nature of the ownership (the stock market) in the US allows the population and markets to be psychopathic and complain about the very problems they cause, yet financially benefit from. The orchestrator must be aware of this and tune and control the system so it doesn’t break down. Psychopathic (the populace) and Machiavellian (the governing leaders) behavior is described as they go hand in hand. Bernie discusses his knowledge of the meltdown and why he didn’t do anything about it. “Life is like River”, always bet on water flowing downhill.

Bernie introduces concepts that will be addressed in more detail throughout the series. Our society is kept from falling apart by keeping people fulfilled so they don’t ask questions of their leaders. The mechanism by which this is done is discussed – entertainment, religion, the military, the media, sports, etc. We essentially turn people into dogs and sheep so we can ensure they are efficient workers and so we can control their purchasing and voting patterns. Our society is built on a wall of confusion and denial so most of these dogs and sheep don’t recognize that they are a very active part of the very same problems that they complain about.

Bernie explains why he created this video/podcast series. The most significant event of the Clinton Presidency has been obscured by us and the American people have chosen to ignore it. The Adam and Eve story is used to illustrate an important point about how knowledge and information comes in multiple layers, and how this information and the required skills to survive in a new global environment is the privilege and responsibility of us few.