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Before launching an information assault, build out a network of agents and scapegoats that will allow your own government to maintain “plausible deniability.”

In advance of full-blown psychological warfare, seeds of doubt and conspiracy must be planted and watered.

To get the people on your side, you need to change the media narrative. A few hired hacks and a “passive sabotage program” will do the trick.

You can rile up the public by confusing and polarizing them. The key is to exploit their own existing vulnerabilities.