Michael Snyder, of The American Dream, wrote this almost two years ago:
Our society is rapidly coming apart at the
seams and people are seriously starting to lose it… Way too many
Americans seem to be losing all sense of what is right and what is
wrong. Way too many Americans seem to be losing all sense of what it
means to treat others with dignity and respect… It is almost as if some
sort of mental illness is spreading throughout our society that is
expressing itself in thousands of different ways. We are seeing anger,
rage, malice and brutality rise to very dangerous levels. Our population
has become way too greedy, proud, selfish and hateful. America is on a
very dangerous road and we need to wake up.
A general sense
of apathy is spreading through the populace like a cancer and it begs
the question: even if we wanted to “wake up,” could we?
According to last year’s Nielsen report,
the average American over the age of two years old watches more than 34
hours of television per week, plus at least three more hours of taped
programming. The report also noted that the amount of time we spend
watching television increases as we get older.
Back in 1969, a man named Herbert Krugman conducted a series of experiments regarding the effect of television on a person’s brainwaves. What he found was pretty startling:
Krugman monitored a person through many trials
and found that in less than one minute of television viewing, the
person’s brainwaves switched from Beta waves — brainwaves associated
with active, logical thought — to primarily Alpha waves. When the
subject stopped watching television and began reading a magazine, the
brainwaves reverted to Beta waves.
‘Beta’ is considered a normal, awake state, while ‘Alpha’ waves are
experienced in a deep relaxation or ‘daydreaming’ state. When in the
Alpha state, a person is subjected to a passive learning experience with
the right side of the brain at the wheel, leaving critical thinking
skills behind.
Type ‘television’ and ‘low vibrational energy’ into a search engine, and
it’ll quickly return the fact that watching a lot of TV is like
undressing your mind and submerging it into a bath of negative energy.
TV effectively numbs the left side of your brain and renders you
helpless to your right brain which is incapable of decoding and
critically analyzing the information being presented to you.
Essentially, you go on ‘auto-pilot’.
Thus, everyone is put into a hypnotic state
that author Wes Moore says, “produces highly functional, mobile
‘bio-survival robots.’” There’s a reason he dubbed television an "opiate of the masses."
TV programs us. We tune in, drop out and stop asking questions.
“Internal Alpha responses can be stimulated by appropriate external rhythms or frequencies.”
“The time may come when the mass media may create special programs to help people modify certain attitudes or behavior.”
“This means that passively learned material has an important
‘advantage’ which some have also associated with so called subliminal
perception, extrasensory perception, or hypnotism.”
“For early education there may be an opportunity to accept the fact
that many children fidget in class, and that this interference with
their attention is not to be blamed on parents, teachers, or the child. Mild
drugging of these children, or training in relaxation through Alpha
driving, may be dramatically helpful to their educational achievement.” [Emphasis Added]
“For public television there may be an opportunity to accept without shame the fact that it has taught violence to an entire generation.
The clear store of television violence is not that a new generation is
more violent but that the new generation knows more violence. The
political consequences of this may yet be what some would call ‘good’
(e.g., pacifist).” [Emphasis Added]
“It is possible that the relaxed and successful character of passive learning can be enhanced by the artificial induction of Alpha rhythm, this with the aid of a flickering light.” [Emphasis Added]
Your brain on TV, ladies and gentlemen. It’s a basic form of mind control.
The bulk of Krugman’s research sounds eerily reminiscent of the concept
of ‘sleep-learning’ (also known as sleep-teaching or hypnopaedia) —
literally teaching someone something as they sleep — as portrayed in
Aldous Huxley’s 1932 novel Brave New World.
Researchers concluded that learning during
sleep was ‘impractical and probably impossible.’ They reported that
stimulus material presented during sleep was not recalled later when the
subject awoke unless alpha wave activity occurred at the same time the stimulus material was given.
It
should be noted that Krugman has spent many decades at General Electric
(GE) headquarters as corporate manager of public-opinion research, a
job he took in 1967. The company had a few good reasons to get excited
by Krugman’s findings. After all, GE founded the Radio Corporation of
America (RCA) in 1919, and a few years later RCA would found the
National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in 1926. GE also bought a majority
share of Universal Pictures in 2004.
GE also has extensive ties to the military-industrial complex, resulting
in propaganda campaigns straight from it’s child company NBC. Here’s just one example:
NBC’s owner General Electric designed,
manufactured or supplied parts or maintenance for nearly every major
weapon system used by the U.S. during the Gulf War… In other words, when
correspondents and paid consultants on NBC television praised the
performance of U.S. weapons, they were extolling equipment made by GE,
the corporation that pays their salaries.
In other words,
there’s a very lucrative reason to sell war to the masses … and war, by
far, is not the only thing the TV sells us.
Krugman also wrote “The Impact of Television Advertising: Learning
without Involvement,” in which he stated that people exposed to what
they have seen on television never forget these images:
There is a myth in the advertising world that
viewers will forget your message if you don’t repeat your advertising
often enough. It is this myth that supports many large advertising
expenditures… I would rather say the public comes closer to forgetting
nothing they have seen on TV. They just ‘put it out of their minds’
until and unless it has some use… and [then] the response to the
commercial continues. [Emphasis Added]
So once you have
experienced something on television, your brain is effectively
desensitized to it and you remember what you have seen forver.
1953 MKUltra experiment record
Seems ready-made for abuse by anyone who desires to peddle propaganda, doesn’t it?
Nothing about what I have written makes me feel anymore comfortable
about the fact that our government spent billions subsidizing the
switchover from analog to digital broadcasting, a move that was meant to
take full effect across the nation in 2009.
You know, because the government that is wholesale spying
on us through the National Security Administration and other alphabet
organizations cares so much about our television’s picture quality.
This is, after all, the same government who designed a despicable covert mind control research program called MKUltra
that began after World War II which the Central Intelligence Agency
admitted to on record but claims to have stopped in 1973. The program
dealt in trauma-based mind control (The ‘MK’ stands for ‘mind kontrolle’
in German).
I suspect that the classes are moving apart
psychologically and culturally. Even if incomes were mandated to be
equal, the left-brain people and the right-brain people have different
communication patterns. We may, therefore, split into two cultures, two
increasingly separate societies.
Some people cannot seem to
break their trance, break their programming. They readily believe
whatever the mainstream media tells them — a media beholden to the
establishment agenda — without critical analysis and act accordingly.
The breakdown appears to go beyond economic or political factors, but
something effecting the very fabric of society itself.
Others have ‘broken their programming’, realized something is very very
wrong here, and are asking questions. Think about what’s going on in our
country today and ask yourself: “What the hell happened?”
As real-life experience is increasingly
replaced by the mediated ‘experience’ of television-viewing, it becomes
easy for politicians and market-researchers of all sorts to rely on a
base of mediated mass experience that can be evoked by appropriate
triggers.
The TV ‘world’ becomes a
self-fulfilling prophecy: the mass mind takes shape, its participants
acting according to media-derived impulses and believing them to be
their own personal volition arising out of their own desires and needs.
In such a situation, whoever controls the screen controls the future,
the past, and the present. (Nelson, The Perfect Machine, p. 82)
Melissa Melton is a co-founder of TruthstreamMedia.com, where this first appeared.
She is an experienced researcher, graphic artist and investigative
journalist with a passion for liberty and a dedication to truth. Her aim
is to expose the New World Order for what it is — a prison for the
human soul from which we must break free.
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