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Media Houses publish contradictory statements to confuse and incite hatred in the masses

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The next few days, the media mafia deployed a propaganda technique, called "Programmed Confusion." The media published several wrong versions of the medical potency test. Some of these were exactly opposite. The Media intended to confuse and incite hatred in public for Paramahamsa Nithyananda. For example,

NewsKarnataka.comIndianExpress.com
Alleged that His Divine Holiness did not undergo potency testSaid that His Divine Holiness did undergo potency test
Alleged that His Divine Holiness did not cooperate with the doctorsThe doctors said that the patient (His Divine Holiness) was cooperative and conscious throughout the session.
Media propaganda screenshot 1
Media propaganda screenshot 2

Two media houses giving exact opposite narrative, to program confusion into the society to make them lose ability to make any intelligent decisions about the persecution done on His Divine Holiness using the medical potency test.

Anybody who was an audience to such contradictory news would get so confused that he would become insensitive to the pain of His Divine Holiness and cries of His persecuted community. In persecution science, Programming Confusion in the society is used to make it impossible for society to take any conscious intelligent decisions, about violence against victim community. In the case of medical potency test hundreds of confusing, contradictory, irrelevant news article were published (and many are still accessible online). Till date, no Indian citizen is able to comprehend that such crimes were done against His Divine Holiness, rather due to excessive propaganda most believe that He never came out of jail after 2012.

9/21/2018

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