Economic hit men silence dissenting voices from "summary" of Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, 3rd Edition by John Perkins
In my line of work, it's imperative to ensure that dissenting voices are silenced. These voices pose a threat to the success of our economic hit man operations. When individuals speak out against our projects or question our motives, they risk exposing the corruption and exploitation that lies at the heart of what we do. One way we silence dissenting voices is through intimidation and coercion. We use our power and influence to threaten those who dare to speak out against us. We make it clear that there will be consequences for going against the interests of our corporate masters. By instilling fear in our detractors, we effectively silence them and maintain control over the narrative. Another tactic...
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