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HanzHenry
tetra50
Originally posted by BenSwann
reply to post by The 5th
I believe that most people who work in media are really not aware of any globalist agenda. They do not connect dots to anything.
Reaction to my project has been both applauded and the source of frustration for people I know in the industry. But the majority tell me that they wish they could do what I am doing.
Why do you think this is? (I am replying to your first two sentences.)
I guess, what I mean to say, is: how could they not, since they should be the most informed, surely, as this is their job, everyday, day in and day out. How could they not be connecting said dots, or even seeing the dots, as so many seem absolutely clueless, or is that just being clueless so as to keep a job, shelter, etc......
Sincerely,
Tetra50
As with every overt regime..
Pied Pipers are all around.. many start good and end up backed into a corner and switch,
TO actually think that the nsa/cia CNN psyop daddies don't have pied pipers?.
we are JUST NOW reaching the time when the regime starts trotting them out.
usually the message goes like this -
"sure its messed up and corrupt, but that is the people running it. The system just needs the right guys"
ALL PIED PIPERS!!! Those ABOVE the system know that every guy will be the "right guy"... for THEM.
Ben is a pied PIPER... this will be among the first of many,
real JOURNAL THREATS GET --------------> Hasting'd and Brietbart'd.
wake up to the pied piper!!
BenSwann
reply to post by havok
I think there are influencers of media in a variety of arenas. Advertisers, politicians, the administration, political parties and of course the over arching desire to make money above anything else. TV is such a broad industry it is difficult to say who is in control where. It is certainly disconcerting to have so much media under the control of so few.
BenSwann
reply to post by InTheFlesh1980
This is a great question but it is actually not a conspiracy so much as laziness. Here is how it works. most station affiliates have a wire service through AP, Reuters, or CNN, CBS, FOX, etc. With those services come "wire stories" where a station producer will receive a rundown of the stories available for any given day. You might have a story that comes in about a new app. It comes with a short script and video. What most stations do is grab that script and video and cut and paste it into the news rundown. That is why they are all saying the exact same thing on the same day. It is not journalism, it is broadcasting.
Do you think that society today is splited in just two categoeries?
Ask Me Anything!
I've noticed a trend where outlets, trying to appear non partisan, give equal time to unbalanced arguments, lending legitimacy to one side that in the past would have been labeled ignorant, knee-jerk hyperbole.
On the story I want to dig into, I am currently working a story that I can't share too much about but seems like a false flag in the making. Two very good sources are giving me info and I am vetting it presently.
BenSwann
reply to post by reeferman
That false paradigm is, in my opinion, the reason so many people can't understand rule of law.
133."The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little longer." Henry Kissinger
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132."Military men are dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy." Henry Kissinger, quoted by Bob Woodward in The Final Days, 1976