Narrative Warfare: Recommendation - Frame Game Radio

I rarely do recommendations on this blog. I am about to do so. The reason is because the referrant offers a practical education on a vital skill that you do not get otherwise, often even if you work in the field, and once you see what's taught you will see why you did not get taught this previously.

I recommend that you find, follow, and study the messages of Frame Game Radio. Thread summaries can be found here. Twitter account is here, YouTube account is here, and Gab account is here.

You want to follow him on Twitter and Gab because of his Tweet/Gabstorms like this one, where he breaks down what "frame" is and how it is the superior tool for persuasion because it manipulates language itself to permit and forbid what is acceptable to think within a population. This is the sort of information you have to go to Mark Passio to get otherwise, and even he doesn't frame it this way- in plain English, for every man to see.

1. I've written about this before, but IT'S IMPORTANT & I want it to stick. MSM journos MUST follow AP standards. Here's the Altright one. pic.twitter.com/DFSWXUPDTr

— Frame Game Radio 🐸 (@FrameGames) September 1, 2017

And then there's his videos, which are just as well-done presentations of the ideas he's getting across. This man knows what media is, how it works, and how each ones differs from the rest. Compare how he uses Gab and Twitter vs. how he uses YouTube and you shall see for yourself.

There are people who pay for university degrees, and graduate degrees, to get half of this taught to them and often without any sense of how or why it works. Before that you had to join secret societies and endure bizarre rituals to learn this stuff. You're now able to learn all of it, for free, and with proper context explaining the hows and whys behind it. Level up your Narrative Warfare game, shitlords. Learn from Frame Game Radio. Gaslighting is a thing; learn how to fight it.