Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbitt at Corkert Report.com.

And I am James Evan Palado of Mediamonarchy.com. There was nothing consensual about this

conduct.

We have got that story, plus death by medicine, but first, faceless people, invisible hands.

New Army video aims to lure recruits for psychological operations.

Ironic dateline location for this Associ associated press story, Fort Liberty.

The video is unsettling with haunting images of faceless people, fire, and soldiers.

The voiceover is a cascade of...

I wish I could do the voiceovers for these things.

The voiceover is a cascade of recognizable historical voices as the screen pulses

cryptic messages touting the power of words,

ideas, and invisible hands. Hints of its origin are tucked into frames as they flash by,

Cy War, all caps. The Army Psychological Warfare soldiers are using their brand of mental

combat to bring in what the service needs, recruits.

And if you find the video intriguing, you may be the Army's target audience as it works to enlist

soldiers to join its Special Operations Command. The video is the second provocative recruiting ad that

in itself exemplifies the kind of work sigh-up soldiers do to influence public opinion

and wage the war of words overseas. Called Ghost in the Machine 2, it's coming out two years,

basically to the day, after the inaugural video quietly posted on the unit's YouTube site

generated a firestorm of online chatter.

It's a recruiting video, said the Army Major who created it speaking with the Associated Press before the release.

So the Associated Press isn't reacting and jumping on and reporting a story.

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