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| Page name | Image | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Failed state" | A pejorative label used to describe enemies and minimise opposition to their invasion. | ||
| "Fake News" |  | "Fake news website" is a meme started after the 2016 US election, to disparage websites that dissent from the opinions expressed by commercially-controlled media. | |
| "Fake news website" | "Fake news website" is a meme started after the 2016 US election, to disparage websites that dissent from the opinions expressed by commercially-controlled media. It backfired and lead to the phrase "fake news", which promoted scepticism about corporate media and discouraged uncritical belief in their output. | ||
| "Far right" | An all-encompassing CCM buzzword. | ||
| "Financial services" | |||
| "Flatten the curve" |  | A slogan introduced during the Covid 19 pandemic. | |
| "Fly the plane" | To "Fly the plane" is, knowingly or unknowingly, to open oneself to blackmail by a deep state group. Derinved from the Lolita Express, it applies much more widely as a metaphor. | ||
| "Free market" |  | Economic | The neocon economic system. |
| "Hate crime" |  | The phrase "hate crime" is a plastic phrase associated with the "hate speech" effort to stifle free speech on the internet. | |
| "Hate group" |  | An enemy image which appears to be part of the effort to support the ongoing project to criminalize free speech. | |
| "Hate speech" |  | An enemy image mobilised to facilitate legal restriction of free speech. | |
| "Hate symbols" |  | A term created by the ADL. An enemy image mobilised to facilitate legal restriction of free speech. | |
| "Holocaust Denier" |  | enemy image | A demonising epithet applied by the Establishment to anyone who publicly qestions any of the three fundamental tenets of 'The Holocaust' |
| "Holocaustianity" | A neologism describing the essentially religious nature of the Official Narrative of The Holocaust which, on pain of being treated treated like a heretic, must not be questioned or criticised. | ||
| "Human resource" |  | ||
| "Humanitarian intervention" |  | The claim of intervening in other countries for their citizens own good. This falls flat when made by the same countries which fund or otherwise instigate these countries unrest. An old and increasingly tired excuse for wars of aggression. | |
| "Intellectual property" |  | legal | |
| "Iraq/WMD" |  | ||
| "Islamic terrorism" |  | A trenchant enemy image, reinforced by the clandestine arming and training of groups under Operation Gladio/B | |
| "Islamic terrorist" |  | An enemy image called to mind by legislators as they write laws to clamp down on civil liberties and step up mass surveillance. | |
| "Islamophobia" | Irrational and exaggerated fear of the Muslim faith. | ||
| "Korean War/CIA brainwashing spin" |  | A word coined by the CIA in an effort to cover-up the US Army's use of biological weapons in the Korean War. | |
| "Let's Go Brandon!" |  | A euphemismic slogan which arose from a failed corporate media attempt to censor anti-Biden sentiment | |
| "Lone nut" |  | Deep state functionary Lee Harvey Oswald, the canonical "lone nut", described himself as "a patsy" on his arrest and was killed in police custody by another USDS-affiliated lone nut. The commercially-controlled media continue to obscure the later finding of the HSCA, that JFK was killed by a conspiracy. | |
| "Mainstream" |  | As opposed to "extreme", this adjective is used particularly in the phrase "mainstream media" | |
| "Misinformation" | idea | ||
| "Narco-state" | An enemy image comparable with "failed state", but particularly suggestive of drug trafficking. | ||
| "National interest" | A plastic phrase used as a tool of statecraft. | ||
| "National security" |  | Like the idea of 'Patriotism', the notion of 'National Security' is one designed to bind all members of a society together. By evoking fear of its opposite it creates a suitable psychological frame for the abdication of personal responsibility to the nation state. In the 21st century, the concept is repeated like a mantra in en effort to justify ever more opaqueness in the workings of governments tired of legal restrictions such as rights of their citizens. | |
| "No comment" |  | Keeping quiet about malfeasance is so important that a Gladio operative termed it "the golden rule" | |
| "Non-crime hate incident" | An infringement on freedom of speech. | ||
| "Non-violent extremism" |  | An enemy image used to try to justify violent repression of those who advocate non-violent change. | |
| "Nothing to see" |  | ||
| "Online hate crime" | |||
| "Open government" |  | A term used to promote faith in government. | |
| "Overpopulation" | A less obviously racist replacement for eugenics, designed to shift focus away from over consumption. | ||
| "Pandemic" |  | The WHO relaxed standards to a point where neither the number of cases nor the danger of a disease informs about the actual health risk formerly associated with the term. | |
| "Pandemic/Preparation" | |||
| "Peace dividend" | |||
| "Post-truth" |  | Post-truth applies to statements, situations and arguments where facts are subordinated or subjected to obfuscation in pursuit of desired intepretations/outcomes. | |
| "Poverty alleviation" | |||
| "Protect the NHS" |  | A slogan used in Great Britain to justify government actions around the NHS during COVID-19. | |
| "Racism" |  | A prejudice based on individuals superficial physical attributes. People have no "race" in the scientific sense. | |
| "Radicalisation" |  | Together with "extremism" this word is one of many which deep states are seeking to use to demonize dissent by equating truth telling and earnest inquiry with violence, as a tool to facilitate internet censorship. | |
| "Raising awareness" | To raise awareness (to threats) if aired by politicians and commercially-controlled media is, in deep politics, an indicator that a false flag event might be looming. | ||
| "Refugee" | |||
| "Russian Propaganda" |  | "Russian Propaganda" is much talked about recently by NATO-aligned countries. | |
| "Safe and Effective" |  | A legal designation for drugs, but also a marketing term to foster acceptance. | |
| "Satanic panic" | A label used to suggest that the widespread reports of satanic child abuse should be dismissed per se. | ||
| "Security service" | The phrase "security service" is used to describe groups which, often explicitly exempt from national laws, carry out not only intelligence gathering operations, but also assassinations and murders. This article clarifies why the phrase "security service" is not used in this way on this website. |
