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Communications research.” With ample resources this branch of science became well developed and is now a common part of the college curriculum. Few social studies and journalism students have any inkling as to the origins of their field of study. The results of the research are well separated from the motives and funding that developed them.

Hans Spier, working both in a high official capacity in phone number list the black ops arena and as a scholar of communications suggested as early as 1948 that the U.S. government should “impose martial law to guard against defeatism, demoralization and disorder,” and employ state-of-the-art techniques to facilitate a “future” war -- including coercive measures to ensure the U.S. population cooperated. Put in a more current context, with public confidence in government at an all time low, what is our national condition in the aftermath of September 11, 2001?

Are we essentially, if not actually, in a state of martial law with machine gun toting troops guarding our airports and other infrastructures? Are the “communicators” in government and the press employing state-of-the-art techniques to facilitate a “future” war against the vague enemy “terrorism?” Has this “war” been developed to guard against the “defeatism, demoralization and disorder,” resulting from the common recognition that our government is incurably corrupt, destructive, and at odds with most everything Americans hold dear?