It seems that, besides being screened, I cannot put a link in my comment.
I tired to put a link to the Wiki for Edward Bernays. This man was responsible for much of what you talk about. He was responsible for making bacon an American breakfast food. He is the father of Public Relations.
I think I came across another name also in context with the topic "controlling the public opinion and influence on small peoples' minds". Researched, it was the name of someone called "Lewis Powell". He also once had been a Judge at the Supreme Court of the US long time ago.
I think it's been a bunch of people who established this subtle psychological component in public influencing; slowly but surely this strategy went all around the globe, but the most in Western countries. Also due to occupation by or obsession with the US.
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Date: 26 March 2017 02:47 pm (UTC)I tired to put a link to the Wiki for Edward Bernays. This man was responsible for much of what you talk about. He was responsible for making bacon an American breakfast food. He is the father of Public Relations.
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Date: 26 March 2017 05:09 pm (UTC)I think it's been a bunch of people who established this subtle psychological component in public influencing; slowly but surely this strategy went all around the globe, but the most in Western countries. Also due to occupation by or obsession with the US.