The Military-Industrial-Complex has been politically gaslighting Americans for 50 years now. Bryant Welch, author of State of Confusion: Assault on the American Mind writes:

“We are dealing with an evil, insidious methodology. Gaslighting is an insidious set of psychological manipulations that undermine the mental stability of its victims and undercuts trust in our sense of reality and results in confusion and perplexity…. If the victims of gaslighting do not come up with a resolution for the perplexity, they will act in increasingly primitive and irrational fashion.”

This pretty much explains Donald Trump. Gaslighters prey on their victim’s paranoia, sexual perplexity and their envy to weaken the mind’s ability to function rationally. In response to such assaults, millions of Americans subconsciously create their own simplistic reality, even if it is completely different from the more complex reality of the outside world.

In the search for some solution to their mounting problems, victims of gaslighting become vulnerable and dependent on someone powerful whom they regard as omniscient; someone they can “trust” to clarify confusing and often contradictory events. This makes them vulnerable and highly suggestible to manipulation.

Gaslighting has led to a psychologically impaired and unstable American electorate. The resulting policy decisions – such as voting against one’s own best interests – will have a devastating effect on America and the world for years to come.

These insidious techniques – and more – have infiltrated the MSM and attacked our most basic free institutions. They are deeply embedded in every facet of American society. The DEATH CULT mentality has even infected the American Psychological Association. The APA recently came out in support of the Bush II Administration’s use of torture during the illegal invasion of Iraq. The fact that torturing people is a war crime or that it puts Americans in danger – not to mention that it’s also immoral and abhorrent – wasn’t an issue.

For millions of Americans, these finely-honed techniques have altered the way they think, feel, and act. It is nothing less than an assault on the American mind.

And there isn’t much you can do to change that.