Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

'The Great Boston Molasses Flood' of 1919. That is one sore-thumb of a psyop... Why do you say that? I had a good delve into it, the story has over a hundred navy cadets just happened to be nearby, as did a load of Red Cross nurses, so they were able to rush to the scene and deal with .... whatever...

Interesting 8min video with images of 1918 which reflect very much what we are witnessing in the events of 2020 nWfiX7UUbQE I don't post much, but I feel the urge to point out that at around 3m40s in the video, there is a shot of 'The Great Boston Molasses Flood' of 1919. That is one sore-thumb of ...

I Can’t Get Immunized, Ever. You see, several years ago, I got a flu shot and had a really bad reaction. My doctor said I shouldn’t get any more flu shots because the next one could be fatal. The doctor said I had become allergic to the flu shot. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. Could be you...

I interpreted that as : If I do not lie to myself and others, then politicians (etc) cannot successfuly lie to me. About 10 years ago I had a very full-on experience around the subject of truth, the lies I told myself and others. I stopped lying, and my life got a lot better. But a side-effect was t...

Ref the rat experiment described earlier - there wasn't any mention of the playback equipment used. Any loudspeaker/cabinet design has lower and upper limits on frequency, beyond which the ability of the setup to produce that frequency tails off. Usually a lower limit for a small setup may be quoted...

I concur - a search would be futile I believe. I've read voraciously for years about audio engineering and I'm sufficiently autistic to know that if I'd ever come across anything relevant, I would remember it. Plenty of ways to influence the listener's mood as you say. A specific one I find really q...

In reading a lot of audio engineering interviews (I used to be a sound engineer years ago, amateur these days) I've come across the odd example from the 70s where they wanted the track to be just a tiny bit faster rather than a tiny bit of a semitone away from standard tuning. The exact tempo of a p...

I struggle to see how A=440Hz would cause the distress described, compared to A=444Hz, or in fact any other value. The description refers to 444Hz as being prevalent in nature, e.g. "...the “good vibrations” that the plant kingdom obviously broadcasts in its greenish-yellow display..." I'm not tryin...

Nice hidden hand pics - immediately reminded me of this one:

I agree - I'm sure a proportion of people reading an article will see that there is a video but not watch it, and later even say they saw the video, as in effect they saw it on a screen. The screen is the power device in the whole psyop game, where being on a 'reputable' news site means viewers' per...

That's the elegant part of the scam - make people think that the oil companies have invented the abiotic oil theory in order to avoid the consequences of peak oil for as long as economically possible. Whereas the truth is that they (oil companies, govts, media etc) have invented the peak oil theory ...

No shit! There are very few people in my life who I will discuss such opinions of mine with. The best possible case is they think I have a screw loose, and go off to forget all about it. Other reactions are basically the same message, but with ever-decreasing courtesy. The whole DBA strategy has bee...

I'm not sure if it really matters whether oil is abiotic or not. My opinion is that it originates from great depth, and whilst finite, there could be enough to last for a very long time indeed. The overall aim of media is to keep the populace in a state of fear and uncertainty, so the peak oil story...

Interesting article Simon - I was pondering something similar the other day. Quite often on the websites of UK daily national newspapers, they report a story, and include that it was caught on video by 'an eyewitness'. The embedded video often has a 'shocking / violent / distressing' content warning...

It does look a bit like covert NLP too - maybe something in it, maybe not. Also, I just remembered something very similar - I spent four years working for a large technology company and when the big boss came over we would be herded into an amphitheatre and given no shit, a 25 minute talk. Never mor...