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This video is from the Infowars.com site.
Spoiler alert***** Alex Jones talks about some of the scenes from the movie, so don't watch this if you don't want to know.
I thought his insights into psychological programming, mind control and even terrorism programming in today's movies and media was right on target.
Originally posted by Juggernog
I dont understand why people are making such a fuss about this movie.
I havent read anything about it so someone help me out, as to what is so
controversial about it
I was 6 years old when Jaws came out and my Dad took me to see it and despite living within 5 miles of a beach for the last 20 years, I can count the number of times I've swam in the ocean, on one hand. That movie definitely made an impact on my psyche.
Originally posted by SunnyDee
Originally posted by Juggernog
I dont understand why people are making such a fuss about this movie.
I havent read anything about it so someone help me out, as to what is so
controversial about it
I honestly don't that much about this movie either, not my thing, but Jones' analysis is that movies like this are programming us year after year to unconsciously see that there are bad guys or groups out there that are shadowy and that we need the govt and coroporations to beat them. If you have the time to watch the vid, he gives some good examples.
Originally posted by Doom and Gloom
reply to post by Juggernog
After reading your comment I asked the guy I work with here if he saw the movie Jaws in the theaters. He affirmed that he did in fact see it right after he got back from a WESTPAC deployment. He was stationed in San Diego at the time. I asked him if that movie caused wide spread panic and fear, he looked at me as if I were retarded. He said no way the beaches were still swarming with people in San Diego during the time the movie was in theaters and afterwards. Perhaps mileage may vary on that assumption that all beaches were empty because people are too slow to understand the difference between a movie and reality.