Extremism and Terrorism
Market trusts, monopolies and cartels, control the media and the press. They also control prices, politics and policies, via hype, threat, intimidation, fear, panic, terror, extortion, corruption, crime, crisis, chaos, war, extremism, terrorism and jihadism.
Extremism, especially systematic, is marginal political manifestation. in liberal and constitutional democracy the difference between governance, political legitimacy, administrative authority and organised crime is explicit and distinct.
Extremism is the programmatic ideology of autocracy, oligarchy, inequality, injustice, dictatorship, arbitrariness, unaccountability, opacity. Crime and terrorism are practices of extremism.
The program is a technical means of managing information. In the politics of psychological and physical violence, extremism, terrorism and in the abuse of journalism in the media and the press, the program is the instrument of public information fabrication and communication manipulation, misinformation and disinformation.
This is the case in controlled, censored and directed news programs and in such journalism. Such programs manipulate the public and therefore the state and the society. They also manipulate the economy and especially the markets both commercial and financial. Especially dangerous and damaging is the,
- The complot of private and corporate interests entwined with political and governmental actors, gangster networks and terror groups, for private and unlawful benefit (including state aid, powers, privileges and preferences)
- The control of the media and the press for the imposition of extremist and terrorist political, social and economic programs and agendas
- The corruption of information and communication via tortious propagations, market abuses (trusts), concerted practices (cartels), trades and transactions dominions, and criminal violations
