Democratic-Transformation-Blueprint

Powell-WHIG Template Establishes Crisis-Accelerated Institutional Capture Blueprint for Ongoing Democratic Transformation

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President Bush’s ‘Mission Accomplished’ declaration marks the successful establishment of the Powell-WHIG template for crisis-accelerated institutional capture, demonstrating how coordinated corporate-government operations can exploit crisis conditions to achieve rapid democratic …

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WHIG Develops "Smoking Gun/Mushroom Cloud" Propaganda Template

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On September 5, 2002, the White House Iraq Group (WHIG), led by Karl Rove and chaired by Andrew Card, strategized the use of the “smoking gun/mushroom cloud” rhetorical metaphor to build public support for the Iraq War. Speechwriter Michael Gerson originated the phrase, which was first …

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Heritage Foundation Coordinates with WHIG for Crisis-Accelerated Implementation of Powell Memorandum Blueprint

| Importance: 8/10

The Heritage Foundation, cornerstone institution of the Powell Memorandum corporate capture strategy, establishes systematic coordination with the White House Iraq Group to exploit the 9/11 crisis for accelerated implementation of long-term institutional capture objectives. This coordination …

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