Christopher Simpson concludes his book

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The focus of the studies became not so much on what communications is, but how the science could be could be used to manage social change, extract political concessions, or win purchasing decisions from targeted audiences. We have come a long way since the post-World War II era when this science was developed. Electronic communications have mushroomed the potential of a coercive media. This area of academia continues to expand as technology continues to provide the means.

The Science of Coercion, with the comment that the, “discussion of psychological warfare remains controversial because reexamination of its record leads in short order to a heretical conclusion: The role of the United States in World affairs during our lifetimes has often been rapacious, destructive, tolerant of genocide, and willing to sacrifice countless phone number list people in the pursuit of a chimera of security that has grown ever more remote. Such discussions have always upset those who are content with the present order of things. For the rest of us, though, they permit a glimmer of hope.”

At least a century of failed foreign policy has now brought U. S. cultivated and sown terrorism back to American soil. The delusions of our good conduct abroad have been manufactured by a science developed to manufacture our consent to whatever the elite interests behind our failed policies direct. Learn to read between the lines and sound bytes. This “war on terrorism” is just another national psych-op, perpetrated by the doctors of spin. Perhaps our government is right, but misdirected. We need a war on terrorism, but the war should be directed at the terrorism that has been perpetuated for countless decades by rogue agents hiding under the cloak of government. And a rogue media that cheers them on with the black art and exact science of communications.