Propaganda is Entertainment Series:
Part 1: The “Magic World” of Walt Disney
Part 2: Part 2 Operation Hollywood
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25 year CIA and FBI vet doesn’t watch t.v.
Mudd admits he doesn’t watch t.v. because it “turns your brain to cotton candy”… why would he say that unless it’s completely true? Did he learn of mind control techniques?
YouTube ~ jcarroll5006
Featured Image: Thanx to David Dees
TV Programming Conditions the Masses for Domination:
http://infowars-shop.stores.yahoo.net…
A powerful excerpt from Alex Jones’ documentary Fall of the Republic examines the use of television, sporting and other mass cultural events to condition the masses and sell them on carefully-crafted messages of elite domination sold through emotional stories, slick graphics and bread-and-circus distractions.
Dig a little Deeper ~ THEI.us Archive “Television” “Media Control”
Featured Image: Television Clip Art illustration of a classic tube television set. Original art produced by Jim Sutton.
A new report from Nielsen released on Wednesday (December 3) shows that people are watching more and more content away from the traditional cable and broadcast television.
Young girl Watching TV. SOURCE: Library of Congress (Public Domain)
From youtube uploaded by TheTocqualamond
Published on Sept 28, 2012
The greatest form of control is when you think you’re free when you’re being fundamentally manipulated and dictated to. One form of dictatorship is being in a prison cell and you can see the bars and touch them. The other one is sitting in a prison cell but you can’t see the bars but you think you’re free. , , , From description published with video.
From youtube uploaded by UGottaKnowThis
Mind Control – The Hidden Effects Of Television On The Brain
Uploaded on Oct 20, 2011
Alan Watt Gives An Excellent Explanation On The Hypnotic State The Brain Is In When You Watch Television.
from youtube
Published on Aug 6, 2012 by Christopher Smith
Theatrical feature on the invention and dissemination of television; 1939, by RKO. Digitized from VHS (“Selected Short Subjects,” compiled by my father) in August, 2012.
A SIDEBAR to THEI’s on going Special Series of Reports on Weather Manipulation. Links to all Weather Manipulation Reports from THEI Archives after the video report . . . EDITOR
from youtube
Scott Stevens at Consciousness Beyond Chemtrails 2012
Published on Aug 22, 2012
Chemtrails Through the Eyes of a Television Weatherman
Scott Stevens is an award winning television weatherman who, a decade ago, began investigating the claims of Lt. Col Tom Bearden
that North America was being subjected to full time weather modification.
Go a LITTLE DEEPER:
5/27/12 NASA Study: Chemistry of Thunderstorms
8/10/12 Smoking Gun: The HAARP and Chemtrails Connection (w/video)
8/21/12 Chemtrails: Air Force Pilot Admits Spraying
8/24/12 THEI Special Report Part 2: the Weather Manipulators by Dennis Crenshaw (w/video)
8/24/12 THEI Special Report: Part 3 – Was the Cold War replaced by a Secret Weather War? (W/Videos)
The following was submitted by Oregon State University Research News and Communications:
CORVALLIS – Researchers at Oregon State University have confirmed what we knew all along – children in this country are increasingly sedentary, spending too much time sitting and looking at electronic screens.
But it’s not necessarily because of the newest gee-whiz gadgets – parents play a major factor in whether young children are on the move.
In two studies out online today in a special issue of the journal Early Child Development and Care devoted to “Parental Influences of Childhood Obesity,” OSU researchers examined how parenting style – whether a strict but loving parent or a less-involved and more permissive parent – was associated with sedentary behavior.
Overall, they found that children who had “neglectful” parents, or ones who weren’t home often and self-reported spending less time with their kids, were getting 30 minutes more screen time on an average each week day.
More disturbing to lead author David Schary – all of the children ages 2 to 4 were sitting more than several hours per day. . . Read Complete Report
from Before its News
Friday, June 22, 2012 10:00
Sixty-four years ago this month, six million Americans became unwitting subjects in an experiment in psychological warfare.
It was the night before Halloween, 1938. At 8 p.m. CST, the Mercury Radio on the Air began broadcasting Orson Welles’ radio adaptation of H. G. Wells’ War of the Worlds. As is now well known, the story was presented as if it were breaking news, with bulletins so realistic that an estimated one million people believed the world was actually under attack by Martians. Of that number, thousands succumbed to outright panic, not waiting to hear Welles’ explanation at the end of the program that it had all been a Halloween prank, but fleeing into the night to escape the alien invaders.
Later, psychologist Hadley Cantril conducted a study of the effects of the broadcast and published his findings in a book, The Invasion from Mars: A Study in the Psychology of Panic. This study explored the power of broadcast media, particularly as it relates to the suggestibility of human beings under the influence of fear. Cantril was affiliated with Princeton University’s Radio Research Project, which was funded in 1937 by the Rockefeller Foundation. Also affiliated with the Project was Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) member and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) executive Frank Stanton, whose network had broadcast the program. Stanton would later go on to head the news division of CBS, and in time would become president of the network, as well as chairman of the board of the RAND Corporation, the influential think tank which has done groundbreaking research on, among other things, mass brainwashing. . . . Read Complete Report
One thing that almost no one can deny is that the television is the number one propaganda machine in the Controllers arsenal. There is a short video that addresses that issue in an easy to understand way, while being highly entertaining. . . . EDITOR
from youtube
Published on Jun 8, 2012 by 44connected
Men in Black Mystery JUST GOT STRANGER
Published on Aug 27, 2017
Who Are The Men In Black?
S01E10 – Who Are The Men In Black? – Government agents of suppression? Or extra-terrestrial visitors in disguise? Who are the Men in Black? And could recent CCTV footage finally provide proof of their existence? This week on Bedtime Stories, we pull back the veil on these highly mysterious individuals.
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H.B. Halicki death – KNBC 4 Los Angeles 1989
Lead story from KNBC Channel 4 News on August 20, 1989, when Gone in 60 Seconds filmmaker H.B. “Toby” Halicki died in a freak accident on the set of Gone in 60 Seconds 2.
R.I.P. Toby…
B-Movie Roll-Out: H. B. Halick
Published on Aug 7, 2014Season 3, Episode 5 of the B-Movie Roll-Out examines the films of H. B. “Toby” Halicki, an stuntmaster turned independent filmmaker. This episode discusses the original “Gone in 60 Seconds” (1974), “The Junkman” (1982), “Deadline Auto Theft” (1983), and the unfinished “Gone in 60 Seconds: 2” (1989), which starts H. B. Halicki and Hoyt Axton. This is meant as a tribute and as a retrospective.
Gone in 60 Seconds – Full Movie Original (1974)
Maindrian Pace (H.B. Halicki) is a master car thief who heads an elaborate organization of professionals. Using an insurance investigation company as a front, Pace and his associates buy junked cars from accident scenes, steal new autos of the same model and color, then switch the serial numbers for resale. It’s a lucrative business, but when some shady characters offer them 400,000 dollars to deliver 50 specific luxury vehicles, the challenge is too much to pass up. The burglars put on disguises and waste no time in lifting limousines, official racecars, and Rolls-Royces (even stopping by a television studio to steal actor Lyle Waggoner’s convertible). When Pace discovers that a recently stolen Cadillac has a million dollars worth of heroin in the trunk, he destroys the car and the drugs, which infuriates his adversarial partner, Eugene (Jerry Daugirda). Just as Pace is stealing a bright yellow Mustang (code-named Eleanor), the Los Angeles police department gives chase, tipped off by Eugene’s anonymous call. This leads to the meat of the film, a wild 40-minute pursuit which takes Pace and the police through five cities and leads to the destruction of 93 cars. Gone in 60 Seconds was a big hit for first time director/writer/producer/star H.B. Halicki, and inspired a big-budget remake in 2000.
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