Analysis of How the Deep State Controls the Public

He noted that the content covered is the hypothesis of conspiracy theorists, and urged viewers to maintain a critical perspective.

Olang explained that past and modern conspiracy theories are entirely different in nature. Earlier, most were misunderstandings caused by underdeveloped transportation and communication, whereas modern conspiracy theories are often deliberately created by specific groups to achieve political gain.

He added that technological development and a complex information environment have had a major influence on the spread of these modern conspiracy theories.

He suggested that this phenomenon, combined with the Deep State's incitement strategy, has led to conspiracy theories being reproduced and amplified in forms that merge the Fourth Industrial Revolution and AI, particularly within the MAGA camp.

Examples of predictive programming presented include the use of prophecy texts and the setting of climate-crisis frames, which involve repeatedly injecting specific messages through the media.

This is presented as part of a strategy to lead the public into being trapped within a specific worldview.

It was offered as a conspiratorial interpretation that false controversies over flat-earth theories and space development are created, and that this distorted worldview is instilled through schools and Hollywood films.

This reflects the view that the Deep State's historical distortion strategy could also apply to Korea.

It was said that this strategy is used to stir conflict among the public by setting up binary power structures such as good versus evil.

This is interpreted as a strategy of limiting public judgment by presenting dichotomous choices.

Like the opposing camps of WWE and the choice in The Matrix, the claim is that the Deep State creates artificial confrontations in which the public is made to believe they chose for themselves.

This was described as an act that leads the public to choose the lesser evil rather than the best option through voting.

He stressed that the public therefore needs to question the politicians and parties they themselves support.

He claimed that the core of this strategy is to dominate the entertainment, sports, and gaming industries, diverting the public's attention and inducing dumbing-down.

Olang said, "When people are pushed to extremes, they cannot make rational judgments and focus only on survival," and claimed that the Deep State tries to paralyze public rational judgment by creating extreme crisis situations such as war, the Great Depression, and famine.

Such crisis situations are said to be used as justification for establishing a New World Order and spreading microchips, stimulating the public's survival instinct to make them accept specific control systems.

In other words, this was presented as a conspiratorial warning that the Deep State's strategy of restructuring the social system through economic instability is already underway.