“Within this tactic of silent warfare, aggressive states first try to install a “puppet leader” in the host state if the serving leader is not serving the interest of the established hegemony.
Then, if traditional ways of political diplomacy fail, the aggressive state fuels rebel and anti-state insurgent sentiments against the sitting government.
Protests start to erupt, often in the name of fighting corruption, fighting increased prices and inflation, dictatorship, or religious sentiments.
Jihadists and terrorist organizations use propaganda in cyberspace to further their cause of manufacturing public discourse.
Propaganda has long been a tool of rebellion and insurgent warfare.Nonstate actors, agents of chaos, terrorists, foreign infiltrators, and paid mercenaries subsequently use unlawful force against the state and destroy public property by means of nonpeaceful protests.
As in a predicted chess game, the state responds by using legal force to disperse these agents in the hope of restoring the peace and the
security of the state. Collateral damage result from government actions.
security of the state. Collateral damage result from government actions.
Media and social media play a negative role in fueling this rebellion against the targeted government, by dubbing the state a child killer and by criminalizing it
because it used force against innocent people while ignoring the fact that the use of force and chaos were created by the agent(s) of chaos in the first place.”
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