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part one of this series about mind
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control we went into a lot of
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foundational history about the weapon
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known as the television
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in big subjects I try to be thorough
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giving you enough background information
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so that people can really have a grasp
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of what it is that we're actually
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dealing with
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the only reason for this series is to
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help those who desire to wake up out of
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the Strong's illusion
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I believe that if you can clearly see
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how it is you have been guided and
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steered it allows you to have enough
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strength and conviction to get off that
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path and choose what and who truly
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matters and that is yahuwah so we are
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talking about how we got into this mind
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control in the first place it's
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important
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in part one we saw that in 1950 only
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nine percent of American households had
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a television set but by 1960 the figure
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had reached 90 percent
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in just a decade this piece of
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technology was in ninety percent of
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homes in America at least one set
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the peak ownership percentage of
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households with at least one television
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set occurred during the 1996-97 season
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with 98.4 percent ownership that's
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almost a hundred percent the TV went
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from being in one room to many rooms to
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now fast forward through time is
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traveling with us wherever we go through
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the use of smartphones
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in the United States as of 2022 there
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are approximately 307 million smartphone
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users 85 percent of American adults use
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a smartphone and even our young children
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from as small as one year old have their
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own personal device to watch content on
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their mobile television
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so their reach went from one percent of
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homes in 1948 having one television set
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in their homes to now in our current
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times 85 percent of all individual
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adults having a personal television set
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in their hand
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you remember this scene in Back to the
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Future
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first television said dad just picked it
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up today do you have a television
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oh yeah you know we have two of them wow
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you must be rich oh honey he's teasing
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you nobody has two television sets
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they only had one television set but now
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85 percent of individuals in this
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country in data shows that 85.88 of the
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world's population own a smartphone so
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it's not just the United States
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a majority of the world uses a
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smartphone
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we have these individual personal
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television sets in our possession for a
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majority of the hours while we're awake
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with average screen time averaging
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around six to eight hours per day
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follow the evolution of this and what
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was actually done it is not hard to see
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the mind control that was engaged
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against the population that has brought
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us to this very world that we live in
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right now
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and so if we're going to understand how
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deep and serious this all is we need to
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get back in this conversation and
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discuss the history of the generation
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that was pretty much the guinea pigs to
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all the mind control
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we're going to discuss the Baby Boomers
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and mind control
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let's begin
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okay so if you're part of my generation
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which is probably a mix between
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Generation X which is born around 1965
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to 1980 and the millennial generation
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which is people born between 1981 to
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1996. that's the mix
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if you're from my generation that means
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that you had parents that were born in
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the baby boomer generation and if that's
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the case you might recognize that our
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parents generation can be very hard to
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talk to and communicate controversial
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thoughts and opinions to
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it was hard for me to come to this
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understanding at first because their
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rejection often comes with either
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extreme Pride or complete shutting down
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to facts or thoughts that are too deep
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for them to even handle very early on as
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I was waking up I came to realize that a
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majority of the problems that I had and
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the mind control that I was under was
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completely due to my parents generation
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at first in my mind I initially blamed
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them for being so weak that as I began
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to study this problem I began to feel
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bad for them which is why I tried so
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hard to reach them
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but like I said they're very hard to
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talk to
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this generation that I'm referring to
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are the baby boomer generation
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this generation is often defined as
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people born from 1946 to 1964. during
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the mid 20th century Baby Boom after
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World War II
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when I look back at all the problems we
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deal with in this world this narration
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where definitely the guinea pigs that
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contributed to the majority of this mess
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and unfortunately they're the hardest to
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wake up maybe only second to their
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parents
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but their parents which would be my
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grandparents generation many of your
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great-grandparents though they are my
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controlled they still aren't as mind
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controlled as the Baby Boomers but
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they're still stubborn proud and set in
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their ways due to time so they're not
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interested in learning anything new from
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my generation or anybody younger but
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their children the Baby Boomers they are
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the first major group that was mind
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controlled and it is them that we must
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start with if we're going to understand
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where we are today
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this baby boomer generation like I said
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they're very hard to talk to today and
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they hold distinct mindsets that keep
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them trapped
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I praise yah that there are a few from
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that generation that watch these videos
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and they have woken up but they are by
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far a minority set within their
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generation
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now the reasons they're pretty obvious
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once we examine this subject in full the
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reason is simple
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they have been under the my control
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programming the longest and therefore it
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is harder for them to be awakened from
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it their life was started at the
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beginning of this mental Warfare and
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they only look back at much of it with
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happy memories of nostalgia because
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times were much better than they are
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today
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and they will tell you that you just had
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to be there and listen to anyone from
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that generation that's watching this I
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am not judging you unless your family
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was grounded in truth and not influenced
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by the plethora of sellouts then not
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being a part of this mind control would
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be very difficult
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I mean today my father he still holds a
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grudge about his neighbors or members of
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his parents church when they were there
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in Jamaica who told his parents that
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they needed to get rid of the radio that
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they brought home they warned his
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parents that the radio was giving an
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entryway for the devil and as we see
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today they were right but at that time
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the majority were not see it in this way
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and the type of entertainment that they
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started with it probably didn't seem so
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dangerous so it is understandable how
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many of you got caught up in the mind
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control
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but be clear just because we understand
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the challenges it doesn't give you a
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pass to stay trapped and mentally
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controlled and if you're going to be
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ready for what's coming you need to wake
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up you need to peep the game and come
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out of the mind control programming so
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I'm gonna break it down
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let's look at the period when the
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television just started entering the
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homes the 1950s this was right after
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World War II let's look at what changed
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or happened after World War II
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the world saw the formation of the
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United Nations the World Bank the IMF
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the creation of Israel the formation of
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NATO that a nation of the first nuclear
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bomb communist China Rises and that's
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just a few events just to name a few and
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none of that was televised how it is
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today
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now people might have heard of it on the
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radio where they saw it at the movies
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but it was nowhere close to the exposure
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they were going to have later when those
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televisions came into the homes so
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before these television sets came into
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the home the leaders of the world they
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created a lot of organizations and
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things that were fundamental and
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foundational to the world that we live
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in today
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but they were just created after the war
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and the general public they didn't
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really know the ins and outs of it they
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just heard about these things so later
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on when they begin to see these
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organizations on their televisions they
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only had a feeling of trust and loyalty
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in them there was no reason for them to
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doubt them
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after World War II the United States was
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the main winner and declared the new
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leader of the world so there was a
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strong sense of patriotism in the United
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States the United States was the world's
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strongest military power its economy was
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booming and the fruits of all that
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Prosperity brought new cars suburban
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houses and a lot of other consumer goods
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it was a whole new world
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was available to more people than ever
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before after World War II ended many
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Americans were eager to have children
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because they were now confident that the
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future that they went to war for was now
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here for them they had a future that
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promised peace and prosperity
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and so they came back home to establish
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themselves
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the government created a GI Bill that
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subsidized low-cost mortgages for many
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returning soldiers which meant that it
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was often cheaper to buy one of the
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newer homes in the suburbs than it was
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to rent an apartment in the city and now
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a page from our Sunday morning Almanac
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June 22nd 1944 70 years ago today the
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day Americans fighting in World War II
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what a victory far from the battlefield
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for that was the day President Franklin
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Roosevelt signed the servicemen's
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Readjustment Act otherwise known as the
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GI Bill of Rights
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although the war still had just over a
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year to run
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the government wanted to assure
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opportunities for returning men and
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women in uniform the GI Bill promised
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World War II vets a raft of benefits
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outlined in special films starting with
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help finding employment if they can't
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find you a job right away you'll be
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given twenty dollars a week up to a
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limit of 52 weeks relatively big money
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for the time believe it or not as was
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the educational assistance for GIS
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looking to go to college the government
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pays all of your school bills up to five
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hundred dollars a year
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and living expenses of fifty dollars a
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month or seventy five dollars a month if
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you have dependents in 1947 nearly half
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the college admissions in the United
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States were veterans studying under the
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GI Bill
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and then there was the help the
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legislation offered to vets hoping to
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get a loan for their very first home a
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benefit one film went to rather dubious
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lengths to showcase
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how about wait a second what about the
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beautiful blonde don't tell me the GI
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Bill of Rights guarantees every
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returning service man one of those two
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no that's still up to the veteran just
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as it's up to him to take advantage of
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the GI Bill of Rights
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all told nearly 8 million returning vets
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did take advantage of one or another of
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the GI Bill's real benefits benefits
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that helped shape post-war America for
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decades to come
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and this is how people started moving to
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the suburbs this is an example of the
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steering and control through economics
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they didn't know it was happening like
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this but through economics if things
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make better sense financially you just
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go with it and what they were getting
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was a better value for the buck in the
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first place
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the GI Bill helped white Americans
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prosper and accumulate wealth in the
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post-war years now it is important to
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note that this Prosperity did not happen
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the same for the Negro veterans in fact
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the wide disparity in the Bill's
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implementation ended up driving growing
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gaps in wealth education and civil
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rights between white and black Americans
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in 1944 at the height of World War II
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the United States made a major
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investment in the nation's social safety
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net aimed at boosting education and
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promoting upward Mobility commonly known
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as the GI Bill of Rights the program
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sought to integrate 16 million veterans
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returning from World War II back into
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civilian life but like many of the
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governmental systems put in place during
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the Jim Crow era the GI bill in practice
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systematically excluded most African
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Americans
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the GI Bill had the potential to put the
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American people on a Level Playing Field
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but black soldiers who came back who
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were prepared and anxious to get higher
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education and buy homes were not able to
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ascend into the middle class the same
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way that whites were
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we practice African Americans had very
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very little opportunity to use the GI
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benefits that the GI Bill provided
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throughout the south in the north it was
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somewhat better African-Americans never
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gained that wealth and therefore the
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effects of that policy
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still perpetuate the inequality of today
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in a statement to NBC News the VA admits
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the disparities but it says they're
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working to bridge the gap
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the Negroes have been fighting against
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racial discrimination for centuries
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during the 1950s however the struggle
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Against Racism and segregation entered
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the mainstream of American life for
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example in 1954 in the landmark Brown
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versus Board of Education case the
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Supreme Court declared that separate
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educational facilities for black
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children were inherently unequal the
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movie with Denzel Washington Remember
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the Titans it gives a fairly decent
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recollection of what was going on at
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that time
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many Southern whites resisted the brown
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ruling they withdrew their children from
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public schools and enrolled them in
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all-white segregation academies
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and they use violence and intimidation
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to prevent the Negroes from asserting
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their rights in 1956 more than 100
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southern congressmen even signed a
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southern Manifesto declaring that they
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would do all they could to defend
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segregation
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this is just a backdrop to the times in
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American history you have to understand
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the country at that time if you're going
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to understand the mind control that took
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place
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now let me say this there was definitely
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already mind control happening at the
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time leading up to all this I'm not
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saying that the 1950s was the start of
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my control that's not what I'm saying
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what I'm saying is that after the
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television came into the picture that my
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control was much stronger and effective
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and ready to grow and steer the new
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generations away from societal Norms
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held for Millennials thousands of years
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up to this point the roles within the
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family Unit were not changed even though
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women started to work during World War
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II when the war ended life began to go
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back to societal Norms of millennia's
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past and there was also still
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segregation racism and inequality these
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were all prevalent in that Society
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it's said that during this time in the
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1950s there was a sense of uniformity
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that was strong within American society
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Conformity was common as young and old
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alike followed the group Norms rather
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than striking out on their own
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even though men and women were forced
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into new employment patterns during
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World War II once the war was over the
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traditional roles in a family were
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reaffirmed men were expected to be the
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Breadwinners women even when they worked
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assumed their proper place was at the
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home I mean this was a common statement
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even the President JFK said this the
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women are used as effectively as they
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can to provide a better life for our
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people in addition to meeting their
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primary responsibility which is in the
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home that was over 60 years ago if he
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said that today he would have been
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canceled I just want you to think about
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that
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like I said in the 1950s the nuclear
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family was the norm
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and consisted of a young husband who
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more than likely was a war veteran and
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his wife who had settled into the
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Suburban tract house and had begun to
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add to the family that they had started
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the previous decade
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in 1947 a record 3.8 million American
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babies had been born throughout the
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1950s the United States population
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increased from 150 million to 179
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Million by 1958 children 15 years old
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and younger constituted almost one-third
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of the United States population there
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was a baby boom that's why they're
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called the baby boom generation
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but like I said during that time there
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was Conformity it was common all
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Americans whether from the city the
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suburb or the small town were expected
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to look a certain way and neatly fit
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into the mainstream that's why when you
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look back at everything everybody was
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wearing the same type of clothing suits
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and they all looked the same it was
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common
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the husbands and fathers were the
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Breadwinners while the wives and the
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mothers stayed at home they cleaned the
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houses cooked the meals and raised the
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children
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teens and young adults dated and went
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steady which was the prerequisite to
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becoming engaged they were expected to
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marry start families and assume the same
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domestic roles as their elders
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now though the television sets were not
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in the homes yet there were Hollywood
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movies that people went to and so there
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was a lot of programming done by the
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movies and through the radio for
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instance women didn't just get back into
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the roles without mental coaching
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the roles women were expected to assume
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were depicted in the era's Hollywood
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movies
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films produced during the World War II
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portrayed women as active participants
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in the war effort by heroically tooling
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on assembly lines or in combat
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situations supporting their husbands we
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must call upon women
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runs all over the United States women
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are called upon to leave their homes and
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take jobs among our young unmarried
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women and among older women whose
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children are grown we have a large
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Reserve they discover that factory work
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is usually no more difficult than
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housework employers find that women can
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do many jobs as well as men some jobs
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better
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tens of thousands of women are already
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at work in aircraft more are being added
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as fast as they apply
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this solves the breadwinning problem for
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many families whose men are at War
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the government's policy is that women
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should get the same pay that men get for
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similar work where necessary machinery
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and then later after the war into the
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1950s countless films featured clear
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messages for women the message was if
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you are female and you want to fit into
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society your primary role will be that
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of a wife mother and a feminine object
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in these movies professional women were
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shown to be like unnatural and
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unfeminine usually they were also
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unhappy
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happiness came from turning away from
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the coldness of the Working World to
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embrace the life of the 1950s women at
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home that was the mental programming
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during those times to get women back
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into the homes
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be clear this message wasn't directly
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given in words but it was just how the
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women were depicted the movies were not
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about this but they provided an image
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that people wanted to follow and
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countless post-war films the popular
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female characters were in stressful
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situations such as a murder mystery or
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Adventure drama and they were depicted
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as being totally helpless and in need of
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Rescue by a handsome strong leading man
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think about Cinderella and think about
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Snow White
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this was the same programming in
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different ways in the adult movies
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now so I can help you understand this I
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need to backtrack a moment and introduce
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this man to you
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spoken about him in other videos but if
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I do not break him up things may be lost
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the man is Edward Bernays who was known
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as the father of modern public relations
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although during that time most Americans
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never heard of this man he had a
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profound impact on everything from the
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products they purchased to the places
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they visited to the foods that they ate
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for breakfast
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he was the man more than any other who
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got women to smoke and he was the one
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who put bacon and eggs on the breakfast
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tables he worked for dozens of major
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American corporations including Procter
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and Gamble and General Electric also
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worked for government agencies
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politicians and non-profit organizations
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Bernays was named one of the hundred
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most influential Americans of the 20th
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century by Life magazine and most people
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didn't even know he existed think about
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that
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I bring him up because his major
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influence was during the period of 1919
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to 1963 and he styled himself a public
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relations Council
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he was responsible for moving people the
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way his clients wanted them to be moved
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while disapproving of women who smoked
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men began to take up smoking and
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increasing numbers partly because a
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flood of advertisements in what was
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America's newest Mass medium National
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magazines made smoking attractive these
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ads evoked the symbolic values many men
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already associated with cigarettes
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sexual appeal sophistication pleasure
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but they failed to persuade women to
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risk the disapproval of their men folk
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by taking up cigarettes
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even George Washington Hill the
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advertising genius who made Lucky
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Strikes America's best-selling
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cigarettes couldn't figure out how to
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break through the social barriers that
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kept women from smoking so he turned to
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a public relations genius Edward Bernays
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he said we have a problem
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we're losing half the market in America
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because there is a taboo against women
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women smoking particularly smoking in
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the streets
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he said I want your help on that
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so I said before I can offer you a
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suggestion or a recommendation
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I would like your authority to visit Dr
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A.A brill
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who is the leading psychoanalyst of his
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time so I went to Dr Brill and I said
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can you tell me
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what cigarettes mean to women
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and as quick as that
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he said cigarettes to women
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are torches of freedom
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that they use
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to dramatize
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their objection to the taboo against
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smoking by men
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and then he added as an afterthought
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and they titillate the erogenous zones
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of the lips
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so I left and wondered what to do with
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that information
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and I decided we would get debutants to
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light torches of freedom in the Easter
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Parade to protest man's inhumanity to
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women by the taboo against smoking
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within six weeks smoking became an
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accepted pattern for women throughout
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the United States
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an ancient Prejudice has been removed
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today legally politically and socially
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Womanhood stands in her True Light
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American intelligence has cast aside the
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ancient Prejudice that held her to be
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inferior depending on the campaign his
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tactics would differ but his philosophy
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in each case was the same
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hired to sell a product or service he
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instead sold whole new ways of Behaving
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which appeared obscure but over time
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reached huge rewards for his clients and
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redefined the very texture of American
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Life think about how everyone back in
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that time was smoking cigarettes a whole
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new thing you think they were just doing
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that because they just wanted to smoke
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cigarettes this was programming this man
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redefined the very texture of American
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Life
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he was responsible for showing the
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influencers of the world how they can
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manipulate and steer the population in
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his 1928 book called propaganda he
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writes
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the conscious and intelligent
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manipulation of the organized habits and
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opinions of the masses is an important
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element in Democratic Society
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those who manipulate this unseen
00:24:19
mechanism of society constitute an
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invisible government which is the true
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ruling power of our country
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we are governed our minds are molded our
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tastes formed our ideas suggested
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largely by men we have never heard of
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this is a logical result of the way in
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which our Democratic Society is
00:24:39
organized
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vast numbers of human beings must
00:24:43
cooperate in this manner if they are to
00:24:45
live together as a smoothly functioning
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Society
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and almost every Act of our daily lives
00:24:51
whether in the Spear of politics or
00:24:53
business in our social conducts or our
00:24:56
ethical thinking we are dominated by the
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relatively small number of persons who
00:25:02
understand the mental processes and
00:25:04
social patterns of the masses it is they
00:25:07
who pull the wires which control the
00:25:09
public mind
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see that
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what I'm trying to say here is that my
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control is real and this man was the
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first most widely known person to do it
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so I brought him up because I'm bringing
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up the indirect influence from the
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movies in the 1950s and maybe your
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cognitive dissonance might want to tell
00:25:27
you that's just a coincidence but listen
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it was not these people make content
00:25:33
that indirectly influenced the
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generations to be what they wanted them
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to be so after World War II in the
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building of America as the leader of the
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world they conditioned the women to go
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back and start families and go back to
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traditional roles and that's what I'm
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getting at right here what I want to do
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is Mark this point in the 1950s as the
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beginning point because because at this
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point right here everything was normal
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this was the period when the trust in
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the government and corporations was set
00:26:01
and so this generation they were all for
00:26:03
the taking but here's the thing the
00:26:06
influence wasn't just made for the
00:26:08
adults but it was actually mainly for
00:26:10
their children who will be the leaders
00:26:12
for the new world that was forming
00:26:15
during this time adolescents by the
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millions started to embrace rock and
00:26:19
roll a new liberating music style with
00:26:21
artists like Elvis becoming a major
00:26:23
influence making negro music popular in
00:26:26
White America because a white man was
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singing it
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all of a sudden black Americans began
00:26:35
demanding equal rights this was the
00:26:38
backdrop to the 1950s and if you don't
00:26:40
understand what the world was like you
00:26:42
won't see how we were all directed to
00:26:44
change
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by the 1960s these Rumblings exploded to
00:26:48
a full-blown cultural revolution in just
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a decade it was spurred on by the coming
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of age of the baby boomer generation
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this oration began questioning
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everything from racism and sexism in
00:27:00
America's Society to the government's
00:27:03
foreign policy they started to question
00:27:05
everything
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a small percentage of Americans in the
00:27:09
1950s had an individual television set
00:27:11
in their home but by the 1960s it was
00:27:14
almost at 90 percent but it's not like
00:27:16
it is today there were not a multitude
00:27:18
of channels there was only three
00:27:20
networks ABC NBC and CBS and so the
00:27:25
American audience all around the country
00:27:26
by the 1960s even though the television
00:27:29
was in most of their homes they were all
00:27:32
watching the same programming the
00:27:34
television was a family device in which
00:27:36
the whole family would watch it together
00:27:37
so I want you just imagine and
00:27:40
understand that by the 1960s after the
00:27:42
baby boomer generation began to be born
00:27:44
televisions were now and a majority of
00:27:46
homes in America and 90 percent of the
00:27:49
American public was receiving the same
00:27:51
program that's why there was a
00:27:53
collective Consciousness and what's also
00:27:55
important to understand about the power
00:27:57
of Television is that we're all watching
00:27:59
the same thing there are only a couple
00:28:01
of networks uh that are broadcasting the
00:28:03
same shows and so there is a kind of a
00:28:05
collective Consciousness that Americans
00:28:07
are buying into everyone was being
00:28:10
programmed to accept and feel the same
00:28:12
way they were all under the same spell
00:28:15
in the late 1950s eight of the top 10
00:28:18
programs were westerns and half of the
00:28:21
top 30 shows are set in the mid-1800s
00:28:23
this was called the Golden Age of the
00:28:26
western genre these westerns stress
00:28:28
unity in the face of danger and the
00:28:30
ability to survive in hostile
00:28:32
environments it was easy marketing and
00:28:34
adaption for people who like these kind
00:28:36
of shows but programming designed
00:28:38
specifically for that baby boomer child
00:28:40
began to emerge with shows such as
00:28:42
Captain Kangaroo Romper Room howdy Judy
00:28:46
and the Mickey Mouse Club they had
00:28:48
content that was directly made for them
00:28:52
still must pledge allegiance to the flag
00:28:54
friends at home are you all ready put
00:28:57
your right hand over your heart and nice
00:28:59
outside voices that's it Ralph very good
00:29:02
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
00:29:06
United States of America
00:29:08
programs that adults watched like Leave
00:29:11
It to Beaver Leave it to Beaver was a
00:29:13
show that everyone watched but it was
00:29:15
told from the point of view of a child
00:29:17
because they were talking to the
00:29:19
children let me not get ahead of myself
00:29:21
let's jump into the decade of change
00:29:27
the 1960s the 1960 to 61 television
00:29:31
season was the beginning of the end for
00:29:33
the TV Western and it's when the mind
00:29:35
control Power of the television was put
00:29:37
to use in Great Lengths we're going to
00:29:40
review the different points of mind
00:29:41
control that occurred
00:29:42
the first major change was politically
00:29:46
in September of 1960 the Nixon Kennedy
00:29:49
debate was the first televised
00:29:50
presidential debate
00:29:52
this was the time where the American
00:29:53
public were all influenced for the first
00:29:55
time at the same time altogether
00:29:58
the country was widely introduced to
00:30:00
John F Kennedy for the first time
00:30:02
they weren't just hearing his speeches
00:30:04
on the radio or seeing him if he came to
00:30:06
the town he was in everyone's home all
00:30:09
at once the television became an
00:30:11
important medium to meet our leaders so
00:30:14
it was much more than just listening by
00:30:16
seeing them they could attach to them
00:30:18
and they did so with JFK
00:30:21
now I will get into this later with
00:30:22
Michael but we cannot ignore what was
00:30:25
happening with Michael when examining
00:30:26
politics I call him Michael because that
00:30:29
was his original name please don't get
00:30:30
distracted by that we cannot ignore what
00:30:33
he was doing along with being introduced
00:30:35
to JFK Michael King was a very popular
00:30:38
Negro he was the most influential negro
00:30:41
at that time and he was getting a lot of
00:30:43
media attention through the Civil Rights
00:30:45
Movement okay we got that we'll talk
00:30:48
more about that later
00:30:50
now please know there was already a
00:30:52
beginning split between Negroes who
00:30:53
voted Democrat first Republicans but
00:30:56
today we know the Democratic party gets
00:30:58
90 of the Negro vote this period right
00:31:01
here is when the start of it happened if
00:31:03
you want to understand how 90 of the
00:31:05
Negroes began to vote Democrat this is
00:31:07
how it happened it began with political
00:31:10
theater
00:31:11
just a few weeks before the presidential
00:31:13
election between John F Kennedy and
00:31:15
Nixon Michael King got arrested with
00:31:17
others during a sit-in in Atlanta
00:31:20
but while everyone else was released
00:31:22
Michael King was kept in jail
00:31:25
on October 26th John F Kennedy called
00:31:28
Michael's wife Coretta to express his
00:31:30
concern and then 24 hours after that
00:31:32
call his brother Robert called the judge
00:31:35
and acts that he get King out of jail
00:31:38
then Michael's Prince Hall daddy Michael
00:31:40
senior the one who changed both their
00:31:42
names he was a long time influential
00:31:44
voting Republican he already endorsed
00:31:47
Republican candidate Nixon but then he
00:31:49
came out publicly and said I was against
00:31:52
having a Catholic for president but if
00:31:54
he can wipe the tears from my
00:31:56
daughter-in-law's eyes I have the
00:31:57
courage to vote for Kennedy for
00:31:59
president and I have a suitcase full of
00:32:01
votes and so this influential negro
00:32:04
Republican endorsed the Democratic
00:32:06
nominee and then when Michael got out of
00:32:09
prison October 27th he was interviewed
00:32:12
on television by reporters John Kennedy
00:32:14
and Richard Nixon did not differ much in
00:32:16
their moderate support for civil rights
00:32:18
both candidates also looked to the white
00:32:20
South for votes
00:32:22
but civil rights did become a campaign
00:32:24
issue when Martin Luther King was
00:32:26
arrested at a student sit-in in Atlanta
00:32:30
King sentenced to four months hard labor
00:32:33
enraged the black community
00:32:35
Kennedy and Nixon were still wary of
00:32:37
losing southern white votes and avoided
00:32:39
making public statements but privately
00:32:41
Kennedy and his staff felt they had to
00:32:43
take action
00:32:45
there's Martin Luther King sitting in a
00:32:47
county jail and Kennedy wanted to do
00:32:49
something to say something
00:32:51
finally they we some of us had the idea
00:32:53
that Kennedy might just call Mrs King
00:32:56
and express his sympathy and tell her
00:32:58
what he was doing to get King out of
00:33:00
jail he said I'm thinking about you and
00:33:02
your husband and I know this must be
00:33:04
very difficult for you if there's
00:33:06
anything I can do to be of help I want
00:33:09
you to please feel free to call on me
00:33:11
and I didn't quite know what to say
00:33:14
except to thank him and say well I
00:33:16
really appreciate this and if there is
00:33:19
anything that you can do I would deeply
00:33:21
appreciate it and then that very night
00:33:25
Robert Kennedy called the judge in
00:33:28
Georgia and called him to get that judge to get
00:33:31
King out of jail
00:33:34
the Kennedy phone calls proved to be a
00:33:37
smart political move
00:33:41
the next day King was released on bail
00:33:44
on the Sunday before election day black
00:33:47
ministers around the country endorse
00:33:49
Kennedy from their pulpits it was to be
00:33:51
one of the closest elections in American
00:33:53
history with John Kennedy winning by
00:33:55
less than two-thirds of one percent of
00:33:58
the popular vote
00:34:00
and they say this course of events this
00:34:02
this phone call made by Kennedy was said
00:34:04
to be the turning point in one of the
00:34:06
closest elections in modern history at
00:34:09
that time
00:34:10
Kennedy beat Nixon because he got more
00:34:12
of the Negro vote through political
00:34:14
highly orchestrated theater
00:34:16
this all happened on television and so
00:34:19
90 percent of the home saw this and
00:34:21
believed in the authenticity of it there
00:34:24
was no reason to doubt any of this the
00:34:26
public knew very little of Freemasonry
00:34:27
and the Boon lay membership of Michael
00:34:29
they didn't even know there was a boulay
00:34:31
they just saw that black leader wrongly
00:34:34
in prison and it was this Democrat who
00:34:36
cared enough to get him out the power of
00:34:39
the television brought the last Negroes
00:34:41
over to the Democratic party and they
00:34:43
were all attached to Kennedy
00:34:45
okay so they were introduced to Kennedy
00:34:48
in 1960 by the television and then three
00:34:50
years later
00:34:51
he was assassinated I want you to
00:34:53
understand this the whole country was
00:34:55
brought up in Hope watching his
00:34:57
inauguration and then they were
00:34:59
traumatized collectively as they watched
00:35:01
him be assassinated
00:35:03
this happened to the whole country all
00:35:06
at the same time imagine it this was the
00:35:09
first time the nation attached to a
00:35:11
president over the television and then
00:35:13
he was killed the whole country was
00:35:16
traumatized it was one of those major
00:35:18
events similar to 9 11 that everyone in
00:35:21
the country was watching and listening
00:35:22
to
00:35:23
they were programmed to love this man
00:35:25
and then they were traumatized and they
00:35:28
were taken captive for three days
00:35:30
straight
00:35:31
Nielsen the leading provider of
00:35:33
Television audience data measured the
00:35:35
percentage of United States television
00:35:36
homes with the sets on in the period
00:35:39
from November 22nd to the 25th 1963.
00:35:43
45.4 percent of American homes with a
00:35:46
television a total of 51.3 million homes
00:35:50
had their sets turned on at 2 45 pm on
00:35:54
November 22nd when the White House
00:35:55
confirmed President Kennedy's death
00:35:58
let's analyze it deeper you know in this
00:36:00
country how they say you're innocent
00:36:02
until proven guilty well if you hear the
00:36:04
case presented about Oswald he was
00:36:06
declared guilty and the media made it so
00:36:09
the evidence was clearly circumstantial
00:36:11
but the leader said he did it on
00:36:13
television they showed the gun they
00:36:15
showed the room and then they said he
00:36:17
visited Russia and the public just
00:36:19
agreed that he was guilty naturally if I
00:36:22
work in that building yes sir pack up
00:36:24
man come on man
00:36:30
the power of the television was being
00:36:33
displayed the whole country was
00:36:35
following the same programming and
00:36:37
having the same Collective Consciousness
00:36:39
they watched it all together
00:36:41
listen to these statistics
00:36:44
65.8 percent of the homes with
00:36:46
televisions had their sets in use at 6
00:36:49
15 pm on November 22nd as a new
00:36:52
president Lyndon Johnson was speaking to
00:36:54
the American people following his return
00:36:56
to Washington
00:36:57
47.2 of United States television homes
00:37:00
had their sets on at 12 30 pm on
00:37:03
November 24th moments after Jack Ruby
00:37:06
shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald on
00:37:09
live TV as he was walking through the
00:37:11
basement of the Dallas Police
00:37:12
Headquarters
00:37:15
one percent of United States dollar s
00:37:16
television homes has a television sets
00:37:19
on as they carry Kennedy's body at
00:37:21
Arlington National Cemetery this is the
00:37:24
biggest audience of that four day period
00:37:25
according to Nielsen at 3 pm on November
00:37:29
25th
00:37:30
during those three days at least half
00:37:32
the homes in America were watching the
00:37:34
play-by-play and 80 percent of the homes
00:37:37
watched them carry the body this was
00:37:39
massive mental control and so depending
00:37:42
on what was being said by the
00:37:44
commentators and the journalists the
00:37:46
American public was just eating it all
00:37:47
up at the same time
00:37:49
you have to imagine journalists on air
00:37:51
speaking whatever they were allowed and
00:37:53
guided to say by those who controlled
00:37:56
those networks whatever the public was
00:37:58
meant to feel they had full access to
00:38:01
the minds of the people and they used it
00:38:03
effectively the country was traumatized
00:38:05
and they were guided through this trauma
00:38:07
through the television you can never
00:38:09
look at the baby boomer and their
00:38:11
parents without understanding this
00:38:12
trauma that they probably don't even
00:38:14
recognize they were affected by
00:38:16
so that was through politics which was
00:38:18
all about their control and Leadership
00:38:20
along with their thought that their vote
00:38:22
made a difference
00:38:24
let's look at the next change through
00:38:26
television
00:38:29
the rise of Television journalism
00:38:32
understand a lot of these points they
00:38:34
intersect but they all have different
00:38:36
points of thought for the mental control
00:38:38
programs
00:38:39
before the television people listen to
00:38:42
the radio and they read the newspaper
00:38:44
both were successful in getting stories
00:38:46
out but full control of a narrative was
00:38:49
not possible until the television
00:38:51
in the 1960s television brought powerful
00:38:54
pictures of global and local happening
00:38:56
to the home
00:38:57
it became a medium able to deliver news
00:39:00
share public opinion and unite people in
00:39:03
the Great Moments
00:39:04
after Kennedy was elected the power of
00:39:07
the television was known and being that
00:39:09
it was in the large majority of homes
00:39:11
people began to rely on TV news for the
00:39:14
day's headlines as well as information
00:39:15
on American troops in Vietnam
00:39:17
particularly the numbers of those killed
00:39:19
or wounded films of Battlefield activity
00:39:22
in Vietnam as well as photographs
00:39:24
interviews and Casualty reports were
00:39:26
broadcast daily from the centers of
00:39:28
conflict into the American living rooms
00:39:31
when something major happened on
00:39:32
television it affected the whole country
00:39:34
at the same exact time
00:39:37
Civil Rights era the JFK assassination
00:39:39
and the space race all unfolded right
00:39:42
before everyone's eyes on television
00:39:45
you have to understand that all these
00:39:46
things were happening all at the same
00:39:48
time to a ripe audience that was just
00:39:50
being introduced to this new technology
00:39:53
look at all these events the Kennedy
00:39:55
presidency 1961 August 28 1963 the walk
00:40:00
on Washington and Michael King's I Have
00:40:02
a Dream speech televised November 22nd
00:40:05
1963 the Kennedy assassination the Civil
00:40:08
Rights Act signed July 2nd 1964. Malcolm
00:40:12
X assassinated February 21 1965 Michael
00:40:15
King assassinated April 4th 1968 Robert
00:40:19
Kennedy assassinated June 6 1968. look
00:40:22
at all these things that happened all at
00:40:24
this time this was the leadership of
00:40:27
their Generation all killed and it was
00:40:28
all televised and they just got the
00:40:30
television
00:40:31
there was a building up of Hope and then
00:40:34
there was despair but the youth they
00:40:36
were not left alone they were told to
00:40:38
keep hope alive and the new generation
00:40:40
of leadership was then arising
00:40:43
but the point that I'm making is that
00:40:45
all of these events when all this was
00:40:47
happening people went to find out what
00:40:49
was happening from the television now
00:40:51
and so whoever was in charge of making
00:40:53
the news and reported it now had access
00:40:56
to over 90 percent of America and they
00:40:59
were able to tell ninety percent of
00:41:00
America what they wanted them to know
00:41:02
and what they wanted them to think
00:41:05
now this needs to be said maybe you're a
00:41:07
devil's advocate and you believe that
00:41:09
not everyone is evil and Sinister and
00:41:11
just because they had access and control
00:41:13
of these people's minds it doesn't mean
00:41:15
that they were lying to them well first
00:41:17
thing I want to be made clear is that if
00:41:18
this is your view this video is not the
00:41:21
one made to prove that point to you this
00:41:22
video is for those who watch my strong
00:41:24
delusion video and recognize that
00:41:27
magnitude of Lies We were born into and
00:41:29
they want to come out of it
00:41:31
but also let me be clear that in part
00:41:33
one of the series I went over the power
00:41:35
and control of who controls the business
00:41:36
of this industry the same people who
00:41:39
have declared with their own mouth their
00:41:41
desire for a new world they have
00:41:43
controlled and steered this world to
00:41:45
obtain this goal
00:41:47
in other videos I have broken down
00:41:49
Freemasonry Prince Hall Freemasonry the
00:41:51
boulay the black Greek letter
00:41:53
organizations I made a great deal of
00:41:55
content explaining the power behind the
00:41:57
scenes so maybe you want to play The
00:41:59
Devil's Advocate and it's because you
00:42:01
either haven't been exposed to all this
00:42:03
information in which I suggest you take
00:42:05
the time to do so or no matter what you
00:42:07
want to believe in the world that says
00:42:08
there has been no conspiracy against the
00:42:10
minds of the world and even though
00:42:12
there's a small amount of people with
00:42:13
power that still doesn't mean that they
00:42:15
will use their power for evil even
00:42:17
though many of the movies you've seen
00:42:19
with a super villain was a rich powerful
00:42:21
person with a plan to take over the
00:42:23
world I mean listen that's your business
00:42:25
what you want to believe but I am
00:42:27
showing you the power the television had
00:42:29
and how it changed the world starting
00:42:31
with the baby boomer generation
00:42:33
let me continue
00:42:35
another point I want you to understand
00:42:37
about the news is that previously the
00:42:40
robber barons were not a secret in the
00:42:42
generations before the Baby Boomers
00:42:44
those Generations were either called The
00:42:46
Silent generation or the GI generation
00:42:49
Standard Oil The Rockefellers JP Morgan
00:42:52
Carnegie all these men and their
00:42:55
influence was in the papers they did
00:42:57
much of their business right out in the
00:42:59
open
00:43:00
it wasn't until TV news that their
00:43:02
influence and power went behind the
00:43:04
scenes in curtains
00:43:06
they hid themselves as the Unseen hand
00:43:10
they were no longer in the news and the
00:43:12
reporters did not speak about them
00:43:13
personally we only heard about their
00:43:15
corporations in which the baby boomer
00:43:17
generation did not even know that these
00:43:19
men and their families control them and
00:43:21
I believe this theory was tested
00:43:22
improved in 1960 1964 and 1968 when
00:43:27
Nelson Rockefeller ran for president the
00:43:30
most popular Republican candidate with
00:43:32
the American people Nelson Rockefeller
00:43:34
has been coming up from behind in the
00:43:36
race for his own party's nomination
00:43:38
in the first six weeks of his campaign
00:43:40
he traveled to 20 States even while he
00:43:43
carried on the tough job of governor of
00:43:45
New York during The crucial last days of
00:43:47
a legislative session this man of power
00:43:49
was right in their faces and the public
00:43:52
only knew what they were allowed to know
00:43:53
about him I mean he was governor of the
00:43:55
New York for a long time
00:43:57
you see this is my control and the power
00:44:00
of Television the public only knew what
00:44:02
they were allowed to know
00:44:04
this is the beginning of how mines were
00:44:06
held captive this is the power of
00:44:08
television news
00:44:10
on July 20th 1969 was when the moon
00:44:13
landing was televised an estimated 600
00:44:16
million people across the world tuned in
00:44:18
to watch this event live on television
00:44:20
including almost the entirety of the
00:44:22
United States there were only three
00:44:25
television stations in 1969 ABC CBS and
00:44:28
NBC you know this and the respective
00:44:31
moon landing broadcast were watched by a
00:44:33
combined 93 percent of American
00:44:35
households I want you to imagine a whole
00:44:38
population of a country doing the exact
00:44:40
same thing at the same moment watching
00:44:43
the same thing hearing the same thing
00:44:45
there was no denying that the world was
00:44:47
in a globe that we could fly out of the
00:44:50
whole public saw this with their own
00:44:51
eyes but we know today that this event
00:44:54
didn't even really happen I'm not even
00:44:56
sure how much I can even say about that
00:44:58
they even tell it to us in our movies
00:45:00
corrected explaining how the Apollo
00:45:02
missions were fake to bankrupt the
00:45:04
Soviet Union you don't believe we went
00:45:06
to the Moon
00:45:07
I believe it was a brilliant piece of
00:45:08
propaganda that the Soviets bankrupted
00:45:10
themselves pouring resources into
00:45:11
rockets and other useless machines this
00:45:13
was an actual movie it was used as great
00:45:15
propaganda and you don't have to dig
00:45:17
that far to see this
00:45:19
so knowing that at that time they were
00:45:22
lying just imagine closer a hundred
00:45:24
percent of this population of people
00:45:26
watching and believing a lie that they
00:45:29
still don't recognize was a lie from the
00:45:32
Oval Office President Nixon watches
00:45:34
along with 600 million people worldwide
00:45:38
we got a bunch of guys about to turn the
00:45:40
biggest TV audience ever at that time
00:45:43
on July 20th the world sees the first
00:45:46
men Americans walk on the moon
00:45:56
one small step for man
00:46:00
diabetes
00:46:15
hello Neil and Buzz
00:46:18
from the White House the president
00:46:19
congratulates the astronauts I just
00:46:22
can't tell you how proud we all are of
00:46:25
what you have done
00:46:26
for every American this has to be the
00:46:28
proudest day of Our Lives
00:46:31
the promise John Kennedy made at the
00:46:33
start of the decade has been fulfilled
00:46:39
it's hard not to see how manipulated
00:46:40
these people
00:46:42
for over a decade families all around
00:46:45
the country gathered in their living
00:46:46
rooms around their television sets to
00:46:49
all take in the same program
00:46:51
again just imagine ninety percent of the
00:46:53
population at home at specific times
00:46:55
taking in exactly what has been told of
00:46:58
them to believe there was no countering
00:47:01
it there were no opposing opinions like
00:47:03
we have today the television was The
00:47:05
Trusted Source they were never informed
00:47:07
of the potential dangers of it just like
00:47:09
today after a decade or more of using
00:47:11
the iPhone now Apple wants to come out
00:47:14
with a warning of using it but the
00:47:15
people are already hooked the warning is
00:47:17
not helping now
00:47:19
the people were instantly hooked and had
00:47:21
immediate trust in this technology and
00:47:23
were completely unaware of the potential
00:47:25
risks and consequences so as these
00:47:27
things unfolded and news journalists
00:47:29
told them the stories they had no reason
00:47:31
to believe that they ran the risk of
00:47:33
being lied to or that they were being
00:47:35
hurted
00:47:36
but yet undeniably they were so please
00:47:39
understand it may be frustrating I know
00:47:42
but if you have ever tried to discuss
00:47:44
the news with your parents or
00:47:45
grandparents and you have come up short
00:47:47
and you don't understand why they
00:47:49
believe everything the News tells them
00:47:50
it's because they were trained to
00:47:52
believe it
00:47:53
it really is an odd relationship because
00:47:55
they were trained to rebel against the
00:47:57
status quo and fight against what they
00:47:58
feel is wrong they were trained to
00:48:00
question their government but they were
00:48:02
not trained to question the television
00:48:04
and the news
00:48:06
they grew up under the influence of this
00:48:08
new media and had strong trust in it
00:48:10
from the beginning so it would be more
00:48:12
Uncommon than common for them to just
00:48:14
disagree with the news media as a whole
00:48:16
they just feel they need to find the
00:48:18
side that understands their views and
00:48:21
that's why they just float to either
00:48:22
MSNBC or Fox because the difference in
00:48:25
opinions or who was lying and telling
00:48:27
the truth to them to them it really
00:48:29
depends on the politics and it's not
00:48:31
about the news media as a whole
00:48:33
if the politics are off they're lying
00:48:35
but if they're not off they're being
00:48:37
told the truth
00:48:38
this is how they feel this is how
00:48:40
they're trained so if you're trying to
00:48:41
reach them you have to come at them
00:48:43
another way than just trying to get them
00:48:45
to go against the news they are
00:48:47
literally mentally trapped in a feeling
00:48:49
of trust that needs to be diminished
00:48:51
before they listen to the younger
00:48:52
generation which they feel really
00:48:54
doesn't understand
00:48:55
I hope that makes sense
00:48:57
let me continue
00:48:59
now the next part of change is a real
00:49:02
big deal it deals with the Civil Rights
00:49:04
agenda along with the women's right
00:49:06
agenda and so I have to split this
00:49:08
content up into two parts it was
00:49:10
important that much of this information
00:49:11
was given in order to set the stage for
00:49:14
this understanding but I do not want to
00:49:16
overwhelm you so I've split up the
00:49:17
content so that it gives you time to
00:49:19
digest and review because I know these
00:49:21
videos are long
00:49:24
listen I understand and know that it's
00:49:27
not an easy thing going against the
00:49:29
walls of the devil and so I want you to
00:49:31
remember that you must be strong in the
00:49:34
master and the power of His might
00:49:37
put on the whole armor of Elohim that
00:49:39
you may be able to stand against the
00:49:41
walls of the devil for we do not wrestle
00:49:43
against flesh and blood but against
00:49:45
principalities against Powers against
00:49:47
the rulers of the darkness of this age
00:49:49
against spiritual host of wickedness in
00:49:52
the Heavenly places
00:49:53
therefore take up the up the whole armor
00:49:55
of Elohim that you may be able to
00:49:57
withstand in the evil day and having
00:49:59
done all to stand
00:50:01
that's Ephesians chapter 6 verses 10-13
00:50:04
you see as we break all this down
00:50:06
please do not forget that though these
00:50:08
things are being waged in the flesh and
00:50:10
you can see these attacks personally
00:50:12
please do not ever forget the spiritual
00:50:14
nature of what is going on
00:50:16
for the weapons of our Warfare are not
00:50:18
carnal But Mighty and Elohim for
00:50:20
bringing down strongholds casting down
00:50:22
arguments and every High thing that
00:50:24
exalts itself against the knowledge of
00:50:26
Elohim bringing every thought into
00:50:28
captivity to The Obedience of Messiah a
00:50:32
second Corinthians chapter 10 verses 3-5
00:50:35
so listen please keep yah at the center
00:50:37
of your thoughts and continue to bring
00:50:39
your thoughts into Obedience of him
00:50:42
this is a great deal of information that
00:50:43
I'm presenting and I'm trying to see the
00:50:45
best way of presenting this so I've
00:50:47
split it up like I said into two parts
00:50:49
the next part dealing with the Civil
00:50:51
Rights and women's rights and please
00:50:53
trust all that information it needs to
00:50:55
be dealt with separately in order to not
00:50:57
make a two-hour video in which I lose
00:50:59
you and you miss other points so I had
00:51:01
to split it up
00:51:03
y'all willing the next part to the
00:51:04
series will come out next week but after
00:51:06
this information is all done it will all
00:51:08
be in a playlist that can be followed
00:51:10
video by video I do not want to
00:51:12
overwhelm and I also want there to be
00:51:14
time to digest what is actually being
00:51:16
said so I'm praying to yah about the
00:51:18
best way to accomplish this all
00:51:20
please be patient with me and I do
00:51:22
appreciate your feedback if you have any
00:51:25
please remember as I said in the first
00:51:26
video
00:51:27
these thoughts that we all have they
00:51:30
must be analyzed and reviewed and the
00:51:32
more you see other people's influence in
00:51:34
your mind the more I pray it gives you
00:51:36
strength to scrutinize all these
00:51:38
thoughts and bring them into captivity
00:51:40
to The Obedience of Messiah
00:51:42
we are in the last days and if you're
00:51:44
going to be ready for Yaz Kingdom you
00:51:46
must not be in that strong delusion
00:51:48
as you wait between these videos please
00:51:50
make sure you take the personal time to
00:51:52
reintroduce yourself to yahuwah through
00:51:55
his word and cast down all strongholds
00:51:57
in the name of yahusha I have a
00:51:59
spiritual warfare prayer in the
00:52:01
description box that I pray helps you
00:52:04
it's time to wake up and fight for your
00:52:06
mind
00:52:07
do it through the power of our Messiah
00:52:10
and let his truth
00:52:12
set you free
00:52:15
be blessed
00:52:17
Hallelujah
00:52:19
praise yeah
00:52:24
okay
00:52:25
so listen thanks again for watching if
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00:52:55
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00:53:05
are
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00:53:09
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00:53:10
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