'Not Quite Lies' and Linguistics

Aisling and Jana discuss Abortion

Intro:

Linguistics is the scientific study of language. Marketing is centred around linguistics, specifically, the modification of language. The words ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation’ are applied elements of the linguistics of marketing in action. Essentially, these are made up words, used by the media as subtle grenades to disrupt the innate intelligence of an audience.

Every once in a while, amidst all the noise, something crucial emerges.

Aisling O’Loughlin hosted schools safety activist Jana Lunden on her show over the weekend.  The last ten minutes of this broadcast is crucial.

The pair discuss abortion.

Specifically, the 2018 Referendum to Repeal Ireland’s Eighth Amendment.

Both Aisling and Jana reveal how they were taken in by the comprehensive campaign of misinformation on abortion - through the saturated with State funding Repeal campaign and the Savita case.

The item arose via a broadcast by the widely discredited former journalist Gemma O’Doherty, who unearthed a picture of Jana Lunden and her child with the Repeal campaign’s ‘Together for Yes’ logo.

“That Repeal sticker, I can’t even remember when it was. My daughter was two. I was on Facebook at the time and I was following a campaign called In Her Shoes. And you heard these tragic stories of you know, women who were raped by incest and 12-year-olds who had to fly to England forced to terminate and I got sucked into the emotions. Savita? Remember Savita? I got sucked into that and thought gosh we should repeal it because it’s absolutely cruel to women. I didn’t know there was an agenda at play and now you look and say oh my gosh.”

“The covid vaccine. Eleven thousand abortions a year. Euthanasia is coming. We have reckless open borders. Transgenderism. And I go, wow, this is all part of the same picture. Everyone has their own awakening moment,” Jana says.

“This is a humbling experience,” Aisling replies. “I know with the abortion stuff. I didn’t realise with the abortion stuff. I didn’t post anything. I’m kind of lucky for that. But I look back and think, how would I have covered that, you know, when there was no real option…”

Aisling is saying there was no real option to cover such news items in a balanced way, because all newsroom staff held the same views on abortion and to deviate from that brings trouble.

She’s telling the truth.

Consider this item from State operated RTE over the weekend, which Aisling and Jana discuss.

Presenter Sarah McInerney was speaking on air to someone calling themselves a journalist named David Gilbert, formerly of Vice, now with online tech ‘news’ outlet Wired. I clicked on Wired this morning for the purpose of conducting what these people call a ‘fact check.’

Here’s the rub dear reader. Pardon the pun:

“It’s definitely happening here in Ireland and we’ve seen that since the pandemic where people just no longer trust what they’re seeing,” Mr Gilbert lamented.

“And the information environment now is so toxic and so polluted that it’s really difficult for people to know what’s true and what isn’t. And if people are no longer getting their news from reputable media sources….if you spend any time in Whatsapp groups or Telegram you are just being fed a diet of conspiracies and hate and disinformation and you can really understand why people believe these things as facts because they are not going to fact check what they are being shared, they are just going to take it,” he said.

“Or they are not going to believe the facts they get elsewhere,” (ie RTE) said poor old Sarah McInerney, in a desperate attempt to defend a government policy that educates teachers on the delivery of pornographic content in schools.

It would be hilarious, if it was not reality.

In their video, Jana replies to Aisling with the following:

“Is she a mother?”

“If she is a mother and she has morals I can’t imagine saying what she said and doing what she did and having to put my morals aside and sell my soul and actually lie to the public and gaslight the public. I don’t know how these people sleep at night.”

Aisling points out the greatest weapon in the store of media artillery, the clever manipulation of language that allows the entire establishment – media, judiciary, pharma, banking – to deceive their gullible audience.

“Because they have reframed it, so they are not quite lying,” she says.

Linguistics, dear reader, is the scientific study of language. Marketing is centred around linguistics, specifically, the modification of language. The words ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation’ are applied elements of the linguistics of marketing in action. Essentially, these are made up words, used by the media as subtle grenades to disrupt the innate intelligence of an audience.

It is just as George Orwell predicted.

The conversation between these two ladies is timely and hugely important, because anyone that voted in favour of legislating for the killing of children, misguided or not, must consciously right that wrong-doing. Not just for your own soul, but for the wider spiritual battle. This is why I am in confession regularly, recounting all the same sins, over and over. Because my wrong actions affect you. We are all part of a bigger picture. This is the real meaning of community.

A vote in favour of legalised killing was a crucial win for the State. It meant that ordinary people had become so de-sensitised to the truth that a manipulation in favour of killing became possible.

And through Repeal, that was achieved.

If you are Catholic and you voted for abortion consider the need to talk to a priest. If you are not Catholic, perhaps you can consciously consider your actions in voting that way. Acknowledge those that have died as a result.

To humble yourself in this way is the single most powerful thing you can do in the current spiritual battle.

Aisling and Jana have publicly admitted they were taken in by the great abortion deception in Ireland. They should be commended for that.

I especially liked the glass of wine, harking back to the night Gemma O’Doherty was rolled out to discredit this Substack for the promotion of Dr Arne Burkhardt’s autopsy protocols – the solution to the great vaccine deception – denouncing yours truly as a government ‘shill’ operation, after Coroner Pat O’Connor momentarily lost control over the McGinty inquest and the truth peeped its head above the parapet.

Aisling was accused by O’Doherty of being ‘on the wine.’

Kudos to Jana and Aisling for this broadcast. Cheers to both of you.

Watch Aisling & Jana’s chat here

Watch Bishop Phonsie Cullinane on SPHE in schools here

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*Fun: dangerous to the official narrative