If Fort Bragg's own Psychological Warfare Group...

Editor's note: ...put out a "chilling" video bragging that "they are everywhere," then the irony is hard to miss: Rahmanullah Lakanwal and Jamal Wali, another Afghan—both trained by U.S. Special Forces (read The Fort Bragg Cartel: Drug Trafficking and Murder in the Special Forces) and the CIA in tactics in "extrajudicial executions and enforced disappearances" meant for counterterrorism—were able to shoot two National Guard members, and earlier in April, police officers. How can a system that boasts "omnipresent awareness" fail to detect violence from the very people it trained? Maybe it could because these events are being staged. Military psychological warfare? In order to preserve the integrity of your mind we refer you back to Marshal McLuhan's quote: "World War III is a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation." Then there is this. Was this staged by the US military: The National Guard Shooting In DC Appears to Have Been Staged. When Jamal Wali opened fire (and Americans are wondering why he was so agitated and pissed off) he did it using military training. That was not staged.

An Afghan national, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, opened fire...

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Fort Bragg Psychological Warfare Group Posts Chilling Video. 'We Are Everywhere'

By Mark Price | November 28, 2025

A secretive Fort Bragg operation that specializes in influencing people's thoughts has released a hypnotic recruitment video that is laced with hidden meanings and strange images.

Known as the 4th Psychological Operations-Airborne, or 4th PSYOP, the group specializes in "using the power of the mind to persuade opinion and discourse" among the nation's enemies. 

The 1:17-second clip, posted Nov. 19 on social media, is a string of baffling clips, including old cartoons, masked figures hiding in plain sight and a group of people staring blankly at the viewer over the phrase: "We are everywhere."

"There is another force applied in combat that we generally don't think of as a weapon of war. That weapon is words," the video says. "Words are weapons. ... This is psychological warfare."

The video then beckons: "Join PSYOP."

As of Nov. 26, the video has racked up more than 15,000 views on Facebook and hundreds of comments and reactions, many noting it "goes hard" with subliminal messages.

Among the surprises found, references to conspiracy theories, the "Ghost Army" that deceived the Nazi generals in WWII and the popular Pepe the Frog GIF shows up in a clown suit. At one point, the phrase "anything we touch is a weapon" flashes and fades.

"Watch it over and over again. Great little nuggets of information for us," Nidia Law posted on Facebook.

"A lot of crumb drops in this one," TheJason wrote on Instagram.

"I think y'all have so much fun at work! Would love to be on the other side of this 'fog show'," Leigh Eschew said on Instagram.

The U.S. Army noted in a 2024 article that the ideal candidate for psychological operations is "very cerebral and analytical," which means different types of recruitment methods are required. The group's recruitment videos are infrequent and tend to cause a stir due to the unusual content.

Please go to military.com to learn how you can protect your mind from military psychological warfare operations.

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How apropos to fit this into the discussion...the "Earth's greatest enemy":

If the US military burns through what Abby Martin mentions as 270,000 barrels of oil a day, then we can clearly see why the US military is converging on Venezuela:

Just a reminder...