The placators are the huntsmen and trackers on the planet that is the Human Farm.
To placate a group means to promise them a false future. The placators appease their victims by saying, “look, we are just marking you,” and “nothing has to happen.”
The Ancients put warning signs on everything from potter ware over plumbing pipes to arrows—and on migrants, criminals, and slaves.
Rome put a ‘brand’ on posters, placates, and public walls to ‘mark’ certain groups and people as dangerous or undesirable.
Bolshevik Russia marked Russia’s past leaders as enemies of state in one year, and purged them in the next.
Japan spray-painted demonstrators and rioters with indelible color dye so they could be identified weeks and months later.
East Germany compiled the personal information of millions of its citizens, with documentation about their love lives, part-time jobs, and what they said, voted, or associated with, so that anyone really could be harassed, isolated, or persecuted anywhere, at any moment, later.
Ukraine, with the help of the Americans, scanned the faces of the 260,000 Russian soldiers who crossed the border into Ukraine during Putin’s illegal invasion so that they could be put on trial in years to come, and when they least expect it, later.
The placators are easily identifiable. They are male, bald or hatted, show up in small units, and are dressed gray-pale, gentlemen-like.
Consumed by their dark psychology, they develop nervous ticks—like heavy smoking, sleep deprivation, and sadistic personality disorders.
Lastly, the placators are recruited from the scientists, never the humanists. They are materialist and godless.
In contrast to the blockwarts (see next), who are the office-bound managerial class and over-watchers, the placators are the active hunters in the field who make heavy use of infiltration and targeting technology.
The US Food and Drug Administration FDA, the Pfizer pharmaceutical company, and Dr. Fauci wanted to inject over six billion people with a harmful gene-therapeutic biomarker—not once, not twice, not trice, but many times over—so that those victims could be traced, documented, and controlled till they die.