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Poisoning the food supply systematically, and through government agencies, without invoking retaliation karma, is part of the Club of Rome, Trilateral Rockefeller agenda. Walk away poisons, or poisons that you bait hook with manic advertising, cartoons, shine, and color packaging, are everywhere. Keep the slaves weak and stupid with flourides, food poisons, false nutritional information and vaccines, but the resilience of the populace is their ongoing curse. That invokes their final solution of killing the majority of the herd and enslaving the survivors.

They even try to poison our brains by turning the base middle frequency of music from a copasetic 440 Hz to an not so copasetic 432 Hz. It's part of their occult frequency and vibrational warfare as well.

Just think of what a racket Big Pharma has going. They poison our food supply through chemically enhanced processed food which causes health problems. When we go to the Dr., what's their answer? Prescribe Big Pharma pills, which cause even more problems. It ends up being an endless circle whereby you are not only not being helped, but you're being damaged, and it is all being done under the watchful eye of the FDA.

I watched some network television for the first time in a while, complete with massive adverts full of blacks et alia living the twenty million dollar lifestyles (post reparation? LOL!). The volume goes up, and the ads are edited in such a way that they strobe. When I closed my eyes, I could perceive the sound and vision strobing in clusters of three prominent sound and light spikes, boom boom boom.

It's gotten more aggressive than it used to be. They are perception blasts attempting to dig in the propaganda missiles into the subconscious.

Ceffer says

It's gotten more aggressive than it used to be. They are perception blasts attempting to dig in the propaganda missiles into the subconscious.

The last time I saw television news what at my parents watching Fox television. I immediately noticed that the camera on the anchors was being pulled around in a slow circle - so if you were to draw a circle on the ground and wheel the camera around that circle over a minute, that's what I was seeing. It's got an obvious hypnotic effect.

Our friends and relatives thought we were crazy at the time, but my wife & I got rid of our TV early on in our marriage. At the time, we just thought it was an addictive time waster and didn't see the value of having it in our home. Looking back, it was one of the best decisions we ever made.

I watched a presentation by a psychologist on Youtube a few years back and she was adamant about her conclusion that TV is being used to hypnotize people on a massive scale. She concluded that the strobe lights, flashing bright colors, quick camera angle changes during a scene, etc. are all classic techniques designed to put a person in a passive receptive state making them prime for their subconsciousness to receive the information that is being fed to them. And, she said that such activity always leaves the viewer wanting more.

I agree about TV.

We got rid of our last TV about 20 years ago and it was a great decision.

About the same time a friend told me that he watched movies on his laptop, and that seemed silly, yet when I tried it it worked fine. The key is that the laptop is much closer. And it's more convenient. You can just set it on the bed between the two of you.

VLC is also great for the ability to skip the fake "FBI warning", though the interface is not very intuitive:

https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html