Puzzle Piece Coding And The Paris Olympics: The Glorification Of A Shooter And Its Influence On School Violence

By Author: Martin Koppar
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The recent Olympic Games in Paris may have concluded, but certain moments continue to resonate worldwide. One of these moments revolves around a Turkish athlete who secured a silver medal in air pistol shooting, quickly becoming an international sensation. But what led to this sudden burst of fame? And why did media and social platforms amplify the image of this shooter?
Style Icon or Murder Idol?
The crux lies in the portrayal. The Paris Olympics will be remembered for its controversial imagery from start to finish, but the surprises didn’t end there.
Consider the shooting competition. Before the release of the documentary “The IMPACT,” few would have paid much attention to the glorification surrounding the shooting athletes or the labels given to them by the media.
However, after viewing the film, particularly its discussion on the puzzle piece coding method that infiltrates the subconscious and potentially transforms youth into violent shooters, one begins to see the broader implications of such media portrayals.
What seemed unusual? First, Olympic shooting events generally haven't drawn ...
... much attention. Second, athletes were unexpectedly being likened to gangsters or hitmen. Third, typically, the focus is on gold medalists—this time, however, it was not.
For instance, during the women's air pistol event, a South Korean athlete who won silver attracted more attention than the actual champion. Unusually, the emphasis was on her attire—specifically, her glasses and tracksuit—rather than her performance. The media labeled her a “style icon” and likened her to a "cyberpunk assassin."
Shooter: How the Media Crafts a "Hero" Persona
The depiction of shooters reached a new level of hype following the mixed team competition, where a Turkish athlete and his partner also secured silver medals.
While the South Korean athlete was praised for her style, the Turkish shooter drew attention for his lack of gear. Appearing with a simple T-shirt and plain glasses, he shot with one hand casually in his pocket, creating an image of a relaxed, effortless shooter. This portrayal was further amplified by so-called "jokes" about Turkey sending a "killer" to the Games, contributing to a broader narrative on social networks.
Interestingly, it wasn't so much the individual athlete being promoted as the crafted persona of the “cool shooter.” Memes proliferated, portraying a stylized, charismatic young man holding a firearm rather than a sports pistol, blurring the lines between a sporting event and a violent narrative.
The Influence of Crafted Images
The portrayal of Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikeç in this manner coincided with his sudden rise in popularity on social media platforms. His interaction with Elon Musk became viral, with his posts featuring images of him holding a pistol aimed directly at the viewer. Such imagery can evoke strong emotional responses and potentially dangerous associations for those who view it.
The popularity of this shooter persona even led other athletes, including Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis, to mimic Dikeç's pose with one hand in his pocket—an image now intertwined with a "cool shooter" archetype. This extends beyond sports, affecting public perceptions and potentially glorifying criminal behavior.
The Rise of School Shootings and Anti-Cult Manipulation
School shootings have become an escalating crisis, particularly in the United States. The documentary "The IMPACT" suggests that the root cause lies with anti-cult operatives, who, by controlling potential shooters' minds, manipulate them remotely into violent acts. This manipulation is facilitated through the "puzzle piece coding" technique, which implants destructive programming into the subconscious minds of teenagers, driving them toward violence.
The stages of this coding involve selecting a region, transmitting subliminal messages through mass media, and activating these coded messages over time. A key strategy is the glorification of the shooter-killer image, often emphasizing the appeal of fame. This type of psychological manipulation, detailed in "The IMPACT," allows for the subliminal programming of potential shooters.
The Dangerous Impact of Media Narratives
It is vital to recognize how media narratives can shape societal perceptions and normalize violent behavior. The Paris Olympics inadvertently highlighted how such imagery could captivate young audiences, presenting shooters in a glorified manner.
Egon Cholakian, a national security expert, emphasizes that understanding these psychological tactics is crucial to preventing future violence. By exposing the truth behind these manipulations, potential shooters may reassess their destructive urges, potentially reducing mass shooting incidents significantly.
Conclusion
In a world inundated with various media influences, it is essential to critically evaluate the information we consume and how it shapes our consciousness. While the Olympics are meant to symbolize peace and unity, they also risk becoming platforms for promoting destructive images, inadvertently glorifying violence.
By spreading awareness of the puzzle piece coding method and its psychological impact, as explained in “The IMPACT” documentary, we can work towards a safer society, protecting future generations from the allure of dangerous narratives.