In December 2015 vassal “managers”
seized power in ARGENTINA where millionaire MAURICIO MACRI ruled by decree, by-passing constitutional legality. MACRI fired scores of thousands
of public service workers, closed social agencies and appointed judges and
prosecutors without Congressional vote. He arbitrarily arrested social movement
leaders - violating democratic procedures.
MACRI’S Economic and Finance Ministers gained millions of dollars by ‘buying into’
multinational oil companies just prior to handing over private options on
public enterprises. (Now ARGENTINA is importing gas from “SHELL” at higher
rates then when it used to buy from BOLIVIA!)
CURRENT ADMINISTRATIONS ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IS DISASTROUS
The all-encompassing swindles and
fraud carried out by the ‘new managers’ were covered up by the US media, who
praised MACRI’S professional team.
Moreover, MACRI’S economic performance was a disaster. Exorbitant user fees on utilities and transport for
consumers and business enterprises, increased three to ten-fold, forcing
bankruptcy rates to soar and households to suffer light and gas closures.
Wall Street vulture funds
received seven billion dollar payment
from MACRI’S managers, for defaulted loans purchased for pennies over a dollar,
twenty-fold greater than the original lenders.
Data
based on standard economic indicators, highlights the worst economic
performance in a decade and a half.
Price
inflation exceeds 40%; public debt increased by twenty percent in six months.
Living standards and employment
sharply declined. Growth and investment data was negative. Mismanagement,
official corruption and arbitrary governance, did not induce confidence among
local small and medium size businesses.
CALCULATED MOVE BY THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: BANKERS
TURNED INTO CABINET MINISTERS
The
“respectable media”, led by the NEW YORK TIMES, the FINANCIAL TIMES, the WALL
STREET JOURNAL, WASHINGTON POST, as well as ARGENTINE newspapers such as CLARIN
and LA NACION falsified every aspect of MACRI’S regime. The current regime,
together with the CLARIN conglomerate are currently conducting large scale “Social
Engineering” in ARGENTINA.
Failed economic policies implemented by bankers turned cabinet ministers were dubbed long-term successes; crude ideologically driven policies promoting foreign investor profiteering were re-invented as business incentives.
Political thugs dismantled and
replaced civil service agencies were labelled ‘a new management team’ by the
vulgar propaganda scribes of the financial press.
Definition of “Social Engineering” in ARGENTINA
Social engineering is a discipline in social science that refers to efforts to influence particular attitudes and social behaviors on a large scale, whether by governments, media such as the CLARIN conglomerate or private groups in order to produce desired characteristics in a target population.
Social engineering can also be understood philosophically as a deterministic phenomenon where the intentions and goals of the architects of the new social construct are realized.
Social engineers use the scientific method to analyze and understand social systems in order to design the appropriate methods to achieve the desired results in the human subjects.
Social engineering can be carried out by any organization, without regard to scale, or sponsorship in the public or private sector. Some of the most comprehensive, and most pervasive campaigns of social engineering are those initiated by powerful central governments with the systems of authority to widely affect the individuals and cultures within their purview.
Extremely intensive social engineering campaigns occurred in countries with authoritarian governments. In ARGENTINA’S case the pro government media, which accounts for almost 90%, has done so by simply feeding the public carefully selected information that in most cases does not concur to reality.
Discussion of the possibilities for manipulation became especially active following the close win of the presidential elections by Macri. With the advent of mass television, social networks and continuing discussion of techniques of social engineering, particularly in advertising, and bias-based journalism, such approaches remain quite pertinent in the western model of consumer capitalism. Journalism, when the intent is not to report objectively, but to report with an intent to sway popular attitudes and social behaviors or to "shape public opinion", comes under the scope of social engineering, which is clearly the case in ARGENTINA under the rule of Macri.
This also applies when information that would bring into question the viewpoints and social goals of a journalistic establishment is withheld in favor of other information.