Modern Warfare 2: Massacre Civilians to Save the World

Chris | InformationLiberation
Nov. 22, 2009

In a sickening moral ploy players of Modern Warfare 2 are put undercover as a terrorist and instructed to murder civilians for the greater good. Reminiscent of the real undercover CIA murders of Operation Gladio, a real life "Modern Warfare 2" massacre, the players are instructed to murder civilians en masse` in order to "save lives."

The player is placed undercover into a terrorist group, he is told before the mission "You don't want to know what it's cost already to put you next to him" (the lead terrorist) ... "It will cost you a piece of yourself" ... "It will cost you nothing compared to everything you'll save."

So in other words, in order to save the world you have to be a terrorist yourself and massacre civilians. People who have no knowledge of history will assume this is just some sick moral ploy out of a video game, in reality this is exactly how they train black-op undercover killers such as those who took part in Operation Gladio, the real life CIA civilian massacre program run in Europe to fend off the evils of Soviet communism. Coincidentally this mission in Modern Warfare 2 is called "No Russian."

You can watch the video here if you can stomach it.

No doubt the creators of this game know exactly what they are doing, in an interview with GamePro the supposed script writer Jesse Stern said,
"People have really strong reactions to the airport scene and it's been fascinating because we all wanted to make it something that would be upsetting, disturbing, but also something people relate to. ...

"Ultimately, our intention was to put you as close as possible to atrocity. As for the effect it has on you, that's not for us to determine. Hopefully, it does have an emotional impact and it seems to have riled up a lot of people in interesting ways."
Translation: Our CIA Military-Industrial-Complex paymasters want to scar your mind and bathe you in evil.

In testing the game on unwitting subjects they found everyone fired on the civilians:
"There's three things you can do. Once you realize what's happening, you can open fire on the other terrorists that are with you. They'll turn around and kill you quickly, but that is an option. You can do nothing for the first half of that level too. You're not obligated to do anything other than walk and watch, which I think portrays another completely different feeling of helplessness. And the third option is [that] you can open fire.

When we tested the level, it was interesting. Steve Mancuda, who ran a lot of the testing, said people would get angry or sad or disgusted and immediately wonder what the Hell was going on here. And then after a few moments of having that experience, they would remember that they were in a video game and they would let go. Every single person in testing opened fire on the crowd, which is human nature. It feels so real but at the same time it's a video game and the response to it has been fascinating. I never really knew you could elicit such a deep feeling from a video game, but it has. "
Ah yes, who would think taking part in simulated murders would elicit human emotions?

No doubt the majority of ignorant people hearing about this scene will blindly repeat the marketing slogan "it's just a video game" or some other nonsense, but that misses the entire point, these games are training you to be a murdering killer for the Military, the Army proudly admits the game "America's Army" was the best recruiting tool they have ever had:
In testimony to Congress regarding the success of converting virtual soldiers to real ones, the Army called the America’s Army game more effective than “any other method of contact.” This statement correlates with a study done in 2008 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which found that “30 percent of all Americans age 16 to 24 had a more positive impression of the Army because of the game and, even more amazingly, the game had more impact on recruits than all other forms of Army advertising combined.”

The story quotes an Air Force Colonel, Commander of a Predator drone squadron, as stating that the younger, videogame generation were naturals at piloting the remote-controlled aircraft; however he thought that the same group suffered when attempting to consider the consequences of their actions:

"The video game generation is worse at distorting the reality of it [war] from the virtual nature. They don't have that sense of what really going on. It [videogames] teaches you how to compartmentalize it."

Military propaganda from the America's Army website

Are you starting to get the picture? Can you look beyond the "it's just a video game" mantra? If you still fall for that slogan ask yourself, "when will it cease to be 'just a video game?'" If Modern Warfare 3 has the player going undercover and raping children and murdering them in order to "bust a pedophile ring" is that still "just a video game" or might it be something worth questioning? If people don't start rejecting these slogans, that game is coming soon, you can bet your life on it.

If you want to know what is really behind this sick ploy, the real life 'Airport Massacre' that was Operation Gladio, it was reported on in this BBC Series in our multimedia section:

"This BBC series is about a far-right secret army, operated by the CIA and MI6 through NATO, which killed hundreds of innocent Europeans and attempted to blame the deaths on Baader Meinhof, Red Brigades and other left wing groups. Known as 'stay-behinds' these armies were given access to military equipment which was supposed to be used for sabotage after a Soviet invasion. Instead it was used in massacres across mainland Europe as part of a CIA Strategy of Tension. Gladio killing sprees in Belgium and Italy were carried out for the purpose of frightening the national political classes into adopting U.S. policies."

Also see this story for some real life Modern Warfare 2 undercover terrorists caught killing people to 'save lives':

>British Bombers: The Most Outrageous Iraq War Story Since Abu Ghraib
>Strategy Of Tension Continues In Iraq

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