The media don't lie, they simply show you the only thing that they want you to see - edited, re-edited, doctored and re-spun as entertainment.
Side by side with promoting consumer culture the corporate media, since 11 September 2001, increasin…
The media don't lie, they simply show you the only thing that they want you to see - edited, re-edited, doctored and re-spun as entertainment.
Side by side with promoting consumer culture the corporate media, since 11 September 2001, increasingly portray Islam as a religion of ignorance, hatred and terrorist violence. The false flag attacks of 9/11 provided the pretext for a devastating war upon the oil rich Muslim world. Millions of people have been killed and tens of millions of lives ruined in a swathe of destruction stretching from Libya to Afghanistan. When an "Islamist" then carries out an attack in the West the media seize upon it, magnifying it into a global terror news event - all of the victims are honoured with an international two minute silence and the world is constantly outraged! Massive civilian casualties in the latest U.S. bombing raids are then simply presented as "collateral damage" of the "War on Terror!" - and no one cares. After mass demonstrations and antiwar protests the consumer public filled up their cars, went shopping and carried on enjoying their blood for oil lives.
The world is merely a reflection. A best guess approximation based upon external stimuli acting on the physical senses. Light enters the eye and sound waves enter the ear generating nerve impulses which are sent to the brain. These electrical signals are used by the mind to form a perception of reality. Throughout human history all of these signals originated from natural sources. That began to change at the dawn of the technological age with the birth of electronics.
“Moving pictures” first became popular thanks to cheap nickelodeons – stores would run projectors and, for five cents, passers-by could drop in and catch a flick. Dedicated cinemas soon arrived bringing the latest Hollywood blockbusters to the big screen. Silent flickering images gradually evolved into quality black and white complete with a full soundtrack. Friends and family would go along for a night out, discussing the movie together afterwards. And then there was Technicolor! - immersing the viewer in a whole new world of artificial light and sound. A world created in a Hollywood studio.
The first primitive televisions were cumbersome and expensive. They brought ghostly images into the home for a few hours each evening broadcast from a few local TV stations. New technology rapidly improved the picture quality and cheap new color TVs soon replaced the old black and white sets. The television quickly became an essential appliance in every home. Families would watch their favourite TV shows while eating dinner together. Along came VCRs and videogames machines. Soon there was a TV in every room. And now there’s High Definition Widescreen, digital surround sound and hundreds of channels broadcasting night and day, seven days a week.
The computer revolution arrived with advances in microchip technology which allowed for compact size and affordability. Outside of military applications, computers were mainly used by the banking and business sector for spreadsheets and networked databases. Internet connectivity increasingly brought computers into the home where they rapidly evolved into advanced platforms of high-speed digital entertainment. Social media, YouTube, online gaming and an ocean of pornography has greatly widened the scope of entertainment options to the point of chronic mass user addiction.
And now we live in the light of a new world: computer screens and television screens, smartphone screens on the bus, in the shops, at the park and even while walking down the street! Machines that beam electronic signals into the minds of the population drowning out individual reality and replacing it with a fashionable media hive mind of fantasy, fiction and lies.
We now have the situation, unique in history, where “the few” directly control what the masses think, feel and perceive. The few who decide which scripts become movies, which pilot episodes become TV series, which bands get promoted, which seven world events become news - receiving coverage on every major network that day - and which adverts are used to promote consumer products: to be advertised over and over again. The few at the heart of corporate Zionism who own the central banks, the politicians and the mass media. The few who now own the machine and the light.
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