Controlling the Narrative: Intimidation and Paranoia

This chapter explores the aggressive tactics employed by powerful figures in New York to suppress dissent and manipulate public perception around protests. It examines incidents of intimidation against reporters and the broader implications of surveillance on activists, touching on themes of fear and paranoia. The discussion also critiques conspiracy theories and their role in shaping skepticism toward authority, alongside a satirical reflection on the absurdities of combating surveillance.