The Marketing of Evil
I was blown away reading The Marketing of Evil by David Kupelain. I placed the first chapter online for you to review. Read the excerpt–prepare to be shocked. I feel like the proverbial frog in the frying pan–slowly being boiled. it’s a real eye-opener.
The first chapter reveals how America has been ‘sold on homosexuality.’ Kupelian describes:
“Kirk and Madsen were not the kind of drooling activists that would burst into churches and throw condoms in the air. They were smart guys – very smart.
Kirk, a Harvard-educated researcher in neuropsychiatry, work with the Johns Hopkins Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth and designed aptitude tests for adults with 200+ IQs. Madsen, with a doctorate in politics from Harvard, was an expert on public persuasion tactics and social marketing. Together they wrote After the Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays in the 90’s.”
The main premise of the book is that We can change what people actually think and feel by breaking their current negative associations with our cause and replacing them with positive associations:“Simple case in point: homosexual activists call their movement “gay rights.” This accomplishes two major objectives: (1) Use of the word gay rather than homosexual masks the controversial sexual behavior involved and accentuates instead a vague but positive-sounding cultural identity – gay, which, after all, once meant “happy”’ and (2) describing their battle from the get-go as one over “rights” implies homosexuals are being denied the basic freedoms of citizenship that others enjoy.”
David Kupelian is vice president and managing editor of WorldNetDaily.com and Whistleblower magazine, and author of the best-selling book, The Marketing of Evil: How Radicals, Elitists, and Pseudo-Experts Sell Us Corruption Disguised as Freedom.
David is a dynamic speaker and has been featured on Fox News, MSNBC, CBN and many other media outlets.
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Comment by khaba sahure :
i read this book two years ago and was also “blown away” now there is criticism that the book that kupelian said was the basis or plan for a “pro gay” marketing secret agenda- was a book call “on the ball” or something like that. This book outlined strategies for getting the country to accept deviant behavior as normal. which lead to the present day foolishness of gay behaviour right on our television shows in our schools etc. but you can’t pray there!!! thats against the law! (in some places) The point being here that the book kupelian talks about was not known to the gay community but it is now because of kupelians book. Personally i dont think it matters it is one thing to be naturally born with a sexual inversion problem due to hormonal inbalance during pregnancy. it is another when the culture is producing sexual inversion due to its youthfulness and psycho-spiritual immaturities, and i dont mean this from a biblical point of view – because spiritual concerns/techniques/observations and the “science” of cultural development (which helps to properly prepare individuals to support society in every level of human activity) predated the bible. if the excessive intellectually supported delusions that humans of this culture engage in were practice by all the other life forms on this planet…they would all be extinct by now and this includes the excessive and insidious destructions cause by feminism – another idea which is akin to mixing a good idea curb the abuse of males (the kool aid) with bad or hidden intentions (the cyanide) – usurption is not equality after all.
All these issues are connected and are birth by the same self serving segregative thinking prevalent in this culture
Comment by Peggy :
we are reading this at church in book club – it’s amazing for sure.