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DIRECTORY
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THE EXCEPTION WERE THE METIS AND CANADIAN INDIAN CULTURES
SOCIAL ENGINEERING WAS EMPLOYED IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
Culture is our way of living our life.
Culture is our way of viewing things.
Culture is our way of communicating.
SOCIAL ENGINEERING is an attempt by Government, or private groups to change or engineer the views and behavior of citizens. In short; it is the art and science of manipulating people.
The rules of social engineering are:
Social engineering is best employed by positions of authority, like teachers, politicians or judges.
Social engineering is a matter of presentation of philosophy. A need to avoid things that can be proven or disproved.
Social engineering is swaying large groups of people by emotional demagoguery.
Social engineering is an intuitive sense of personality to know when to use emotions like fear or anger, behavior from assertiveness or complete insecurity.
Social engineering is knowing when to flirt vs. ignore.
Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) the Fuhrer of the Third Reich, marched the German peoples, into great crimes against humanity, by using social engineering, to alter the people principles, beliefs and values. Most German people believed and embraced the politically correct views tabled by the Third Reich.
As a young man I couldn't understand how millions of Germans including their judges, teachers and religious could march to the drum of the Third Reich. Having lived through the Liberal 'CULTURE OF ENTITLEMENT' I now know.
Culture is driven by our principles, beliefs and values that determine our perceptions,
attitudes, expectations, language, interactions and patterns of our existence.
Beliefs are basic 'assumptions' of right and wrong.
Beliefs and values shape and mold a culture more than any other factor.
They however should not be accepted as true without definitive proof.
Values on the other hand are important viewpoints or references for ways of doing things.
The absence of European beliefs and values in the Peoples culture
is seen as evidence of the inferiority of the people of
America.
Europeans believed in annihilation or assimilation
they have little room for accommodation.
The Europeans after centuries of war believed that might is right
military superiority has the right to destroy other cultures.