How the Democrats Are Destroying Society

The Left's Influence on Media and Social Programming is Reshaping America's Core Values

The Democratic National Convention 2024

Introduction

In my latest article on the reality of programming, I discuss how corporations, big technology, and MKUltra programming have come together to essentially form a new species of humanity known as transgender individuals.

I break down how this conglomeration, with the power and resources that they have, has literally convinced a growing section of people that it is okay to undergo surgeries to transform their bodies.

I also explore how this technological medical operation has not only created transgender individuals but also led to the belief that people can identify as animals or furries.

That article dives into how these programming forces are shaping identity and culture, influencing everything from transgender identity to other more extreme shifts in human expression.

One takeaway from that article is the power of media programming. With the influence and resources available today, if these conglomerates want individuals to believe they are unicorns, please believe that within 5–10 years, people will believe they are unicorns.

Through repetition, exposure, and reinforcement, people will adopt these identities as their own.

This is the reality of our experience in the 21st century. This is the power that exists in programming, and if you haven’t read the full article, I urge you to become a paid member to access it.

As I’ve stated in my previous works, including Climbing the Corporate Ladder, my role is to observe and analyze trends. The ability to dissect information and recognize patterns is a skill that has served me well, allowing me to see good data from bad and understand what is truly happening in the world.

By looking at these data points, you can see where humanity is headed, and this is why I focus so much on how we need to become better human beings. By simply committing to being the best human you can be each day, you can already begin to change the programming that has been ingrained in us since birth.

For more insights on this, check out my book. It will bring you up to speed on how we got here and where we’re headed as a society.

With that said, I’m noticing a trend where people are starting to ask, “What happens to America after the election?” Some, like Greg Reese¹, have speculated on election fraud and the future of the country. The Free Press has also published articles² with similar questions, raising concerns about what could happen post-election from the Trump camp being reminiscent of the false flag insurrection.

What I want to focus on here in this article is how media programming and left-leaning social changes are reshaping society, breaking down traditional boundaries, and contributing to a much larger agenda.

When we can understand how the right wing of the oligarchy tears down our economy and then can understand how the left wing of the same bird destroys our society, we quickly realize why we should not put our hope in any presidential election to save our country. We are the ones who have been called to save it.

Without further ado, let’s dive right in.

The Left-Leaning Impact on Media and its Role in Programming Social Change

As I’ve mentioned before, a significant part of how societal shifts occur—especially in areas like social change—is due to the role of media and the programming that shapes public opinion.

The rise of LGBTQ+ acceptance and the normalization of gender fluidity are not purely grassroots movements; they are heavily influenced and promoted by media corporations that align with left-leaning policies.

Through the constant repetition of specific narratives, the media has transformed what were once considered minimal ideas into mainstream, accepted beliefs, using techniques like the Overton Window.

In the last decade, media representation of LGBTQ+ identities has dramatically increased. A study from GLAAD’s 2022 Studio Responsibility Index found that 12% of major studio films now feature LGBTQ+ characters, a significant increase from 1% a decade ago³. [That is a 1,100% increase — a data point that we should be mindful of.]

This change isn’t merely about representation; it’s about shaping public perception.