Had to shut my brain off this afternoon and sit still so I watched “Silence”, a new Netflix release. I find it odd that Silence is a movie where people “can’t talk” or they get attacked and killed and so was another recent release, “A Quiet Place”. The Netflix movie “Bird Box” was about “not seeing.” As someone who studies psychology and mind control extensively I believe the message is clear……don’t say too much and try to look the other way to protect yourself. To me this is pretty obvious that our social engineers want us to “stay quiet” about their injustices and “look away” or the boggy man will find us. I also know the first 15 minutes of any film fortifies standard mind control based “norms”, as bread crumbs for the audience to follow.
Such “norms’ reinforced in the first 15 minutes of this film were a) alcohol drinking b) working a regular job c) putting up with “bad treatment” on the job because you can’t afford to talk back d) medication for a sick adult e) the sick adult also has asthma f) the sick adult with asthma also smokes because she doesn’t care about herself, others or anything in general h) cell phone usage g) school yard bullying h) coffee drinking i) scary “white” people come to kill the family (white people are bad is the #1 theme out of Hollywood over the last decade and j) the scary white people who try to rape the daughter are religious. (religion is destroyed in most Hollywood film) This programs the viewer’s mind as to what is normal in our society, giving them something to mimic in their own lives. This of course sets up a race to the bottom, regarding human behavior, as humans are proven to mimic everything they see. Hollywood delivers this type of negative role modeling and instills a perverted version of “normal”, like no other mind control tool before it.
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