Their Primary Job: Building or Destroying Reputations
The slaves of the Plastic Fool, or as we like to call them, the Unsullied Army, have one primary job.
They are given a target and instructions to ruin that target’s reputation or make them worthy of influence.
It’s not about giving the target what they deserve; it’s all about whether the target is beneficial to the enslaved masons, belongs to them, or not.
If the target is decent but does not agree with their agendas, their reputation will be tarnished. If the target is filthy but agrees with them, they will be considered worthy of influence.
Most of the time, the Unsullied do not know these details and do not even wonder about them. They just do what they are asked to do without question. That’s why we call them slaves.
They also do not do this out of love for their Plastic Fool or the cause; they do it out of love for money. They get paid by the Plastic Fool to do what they do, and this is the number one reason they keep doing it.
Many names in Mickey Mouse Land have been dragged through the mud when they did not deserve it, and they still do not even know what hit them. Many others have been elevated to the skies, believing the reason is their own cleverness.
Today, we will expose to the public how reputations are built or ruined in Mickey Mouse Land. The Unsullied might keep barking for at least a week after reading this article, but who cares? If they have larynxes, they are allowed to use them.
We have only a little information about how they operate, which is why today’s story might not be 100% accurate, but it will give you a clear idea of how things work.
How the Unsullied Army Operates
The Unsullied are not just one group; they are divided into many groups, each with its own leader. They call these groups rings.
The leader of each ring receives the same name but different instructions from the leaders of the other rings. Despite the differences in their instructions, they still work toward the same goal.
After that, each leader discusses the topic with their ring and starts giving members instructions to spread rumors according to the script they were given.
In the eyes of the public, these rumors appear to come from ordinary people and different sources, each providing different details. In reality, however, they all come from the same source, which these rings work for and receive payment from.
How Mickey Mouse Land’s Public Gets Deceived
That’s how Mickey Mouse Land ends up full of leaders who are nowhere near worthy of leadership. It’s also why people who have done nothing but stay in their own lanes get canceled without even knowing who canceled them or why.
That’s how the public in Mickey Mouse Land gets deceived every day by these few people at the top. Even the Unsullied themselves might believe they are doing the right thing, but they are not.
The Plastic Fool uses his slaves to achieve what benefits him and pays them because, otherwise, they would not do the jobs they are asked to do. He believes that if he controls a portion of the population and gets them to target others in an organized way, he will be able to control everything in Mickey Mouse Land.
Even if the rest of the population is much larger than the portion he controls, they will still lack coordinated agendas, will not work as one unit, and will not see what hit them.
