Seriously, it's like the default setting of most normies is set to maximum trust. They just read something and immediately trust it. They are told something and they simply trust it. Just like that! Does not matter what exactly it is or how absurd or unbelievable it is. If said information comes from some percieved authority, they'll simply trust it!
Sure, after a while they might start to question some things, but the very default is immediate trust.
Other huge problem is the inability of masses to comprehend complex concepts. You can put all the information right in front of them and they still won't be able to understand anything. Even if they start to understand something, usually they revert back to fallback questions like: who are they, why would they do it, it's not possible for everyone to be in on it or - at the very least - it's simply not possible, because that can't be true.
Who needs censorship when the masses are so dumbed down and their thought processes are so inert that even given all the information sitting right in front of them they still seem to be completely unable to get it?
The 3 basic aspects of consciousness are thought, emotion, and action. The masses are in a low, beast state of consciousness because instead of thought, they are ignorant. Instead of emotion, they are apathetic. And instead of taking action, they are lazy. The sorcerers controlling this world are able to keep them in this base state of consciousness by manipulating their fear. The difference in consciousness seems so staggering to some of us who have been able to observe and investigate the world around us, that we may already be in a post-apocalyptic zombie situation, for all intents and purposes. I see no cure for the zombie virus at this point. I think education will be able to turn some of them to our side; however most people are too stupid, don't care, and are too lazy and only preoccupied with trivial things, and not things relating to the truth about our world and where humanity is ultimately being led.
Yes, exactly. Sometimes it really does feel like living in some kind of zombie apocalypse.