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… it appears that quite a few folks, myself included, have some, lets call them “concerns” of one kind or another about DJ. Since you specifically mentioned audience manipulation I was saying “go on” in reference to what you might think some of his possible methods of manipulation might be. For example, it has been pointed out to me by someone very knowledgeable on the subject of NLP that DJ, on a more or less regular basis, uses the principles and techniques of NLP. Given that the “trust molecule” has been all but eradicated from most of humanity, certainly in regards to most media, we find ourselves in the position of Diogenes or as a child standing outside watching the baseball players exit the building …
“The outcry at this revelation [the fixing of the World Series] was universal. Newspaper editorials thundered imprecations. In the Philadelphia Bulletin, for example, the disgraced players were compared with ‘the soldier or sailor who would sell out his country and its flag in time of war.’ More poignant was the plea of one or more small boys to their idol, “Shoeless Joe” Jackson, as he left the building where the grand jury met. It has come down to us, as one of the most pitiful fragments of the American idiom: ‘Say it ain’t so, Joe!’ ” – from American Heritage, June 1960
Et tu Daniel?

Oh sorry I thought you were being facetious. If you’ve run out of ideas for your conspiracy show what better way than to hook the American public back in by declaring the Crown/City of London boogeyman are behind every Machiavellian plot to take over the world. That strange old family and that strange old old place that used to rule the world (100 years ago). And the funny concepts of Americans that have never even visited Britain or visited london once and the stupid, frankly ignorant conclusions they come to. He plays into all of this. A manipulator likes to play people off and focus on people’s collective, archetypal fears. Which is what he does perfectly.

His use of lateness to increase his self importance and his ‘celebrity status’ etc. Gigi Young – no further explanation needed. The fact he said the people who built the Georgia Guidestones were just kindly misunderstood mystery school people (if that didn’t raise a huge red flag I don’t know what would). Oh inferring with every breath that he is part of a mystery school and that it could change your life. That change your life mantra that he kept hypnotically repeating to hook in vulnerable people who may feel powerless in their lives thinking they would learn secrets or even join a mystery school that would change their life. His use of unsubstantiated ancient history to manipulate facts (people don’t know enough about ancient history so you can make up what you like and it’s difficult to fact check) – just like saying the Atlanteans had robot hybrids who were the Firbolgs of Ireland. Supplier no references or even explanation as to why he had come to that conclusion. Just asserted it like a high priest. The use of black n white is a bit Masonic too but that’s debatable. I could go on.

Ah I see. I’m not up on my American history so looked into it. Yes, everyone’s a careerist or someone waiting for a saviour. I’ve outlined some thoughts above where I can see how he was manipulating his audience. It is a show and it is a wild ride and he’s a great showman – wouldn’t ever take that away from him but I could see way too much manipulation there and tried to alert people and just got flack for it. So apologies that I’m defensive on the topic. What are your observations of his methods?