You're listening to the propaganda report. I'm Brad Bingley. Hope is an act of resistance.

This is something that we must never forget because it can be easy to look around in the world everything that's going on how the powers that be attempt to manipulate and control us and it can be easy to start to feel hopeless to become black-pilled as they call it.

And we have to remember that the number one goal of a demoralization psychological operation campaign

is to create a feeling of hopelessness in the target group.

They're not as powerful as we make them out to be and they know it.

They know that a unified questioning public is a more than formidable opponent to them

and it scares them.

And that's why they carry out this divide and rule operations to try and turn us against

each other and these demoralization campaigns to make us feel like there's nothing

that we or anyone else can do because it lessons the resistance that

they have to overcome. So when we look at the state of the world and we swallow the

black pill and we accept the hopelessness that comes with it. We're giving them

exactly what they want. We're serving their agenda. They want us to be black-pilled.

They want us to feel hopeless. They need us to feel hopeless because a hopeless

public does not resist.

Therefore, hope in and of itself is an act of resistance.

Never forget that. We can be questioning skeptical, even cynical, while remaining hopeful.

And I can tell you that seeing the world through a hopeful, even skeptical lens doesn't just make you feel better.

It gives you practical real world results. It enables you to see

opportunities that you do not see when hopelessness rains, when it takes over you. You can

accomplish things that you otherwise would not have been able to when you have hope.

I know it's not easy. I know we can't just flip a switch and be hopeful. It takes practice.

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