JESSE VENTURA: THE POLICE STATE

 

I am a big fan of disclosure TV. There is not enough truthful reporting on TV these days.The mass media doesn’t allow it. It is all part of the growing campaign by Big Brother to remove our freedoms and control every aspect of our lives: when I say “our” I mean the average population in EVERY country in the world. There can be no doubt that there is a powerful elite that want to impose their version of living upon us, and it won’t be much of a life.

The more I look into politics in the United States the more it looks to me like a social experiment: perhaps it will be the blueprint for a worldwide plan. The problem for the elite, who are using the CIA, Dept. of Homeland Security, the FBI, State Police, the Media, Industrial management and advertising to put across their message is that the American public are not as gullible as they thought. There are people like ALEX JONES and JESSE VENTURA that have seen the writing on the wall and have been working hard to expose the hidden agenda to the public.

Jesse Ventura was a navy seal and a state Governor. This has given him access to areas and information that other people do not have, and he has used the information to create a TV show called Conspiracy Theory. Each show is about a particular area of government or corporate activity and looks to expose the people that are gaining power and wealth by any means and in the process are exploiting the people. Programs have included investigations into FEMA (The Federal Emergency Management Agency), Secret societies, Illegal appropriation of water supplies, Mind control, HAARP, Global Warming, area 51, and Wall Street. The episode that has caused the most controversy, however is the one on The Police State (Link at the bottom of the page).

In this episode the argument is put forward that the USA will be put under Marshal Law. The program claims that FEMA are building internment camps to house the population. In addition they are running local “fusion centers” which collect information on people and then profile them and label them. The suggestion is that the federal powers are working out who they have to lock up in order to bring about their plans.  As the US economy worsens more people are demonstrating. There has been an upsurge of activity from ordinary people since the last economic slump that was caused by greedy banks. This is a cause for concern for the powers that be.  

I found the program to be interesting and thought provoking, but what convinced me that there may be some truth in it was the backlash it received: there was an outbreak of blogging that was no doubt organized, as they all say the same thing. Data collection by the feds in their many guises is most certainly on the increase, as I have shown in other blogs, and the concept of locking up groups of people is not without precedent. During world war two US citizens of Japanese origin were interned for the duration of the war.

The amount of reaction this program generated means that Mr. Ventura has got very close to the truth. It has resulted in threats to axe his show.  

Sensationalist or informative? Judge for yourself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Dys3xE2Bnk

Of monsters and men

Monsters and Bogeymen have been in the collective unconscious since civilisation began. Trolls, Vampires, Werewolves, Zombies, Witches, and so on have been the anti-heroes in myths and stories for generations. At the moment there is a plethora of TV shows based on monsters showing in prime time viewing slots. Only nowadays the monsters are sometimes the heroes.

Among the current shows of this genre are Grimm, Supernatural, Fringe, V, The Walking Dead and Lost Girl. The monster shows seem to be of two types: the monsters  among us that the people around them don’t know about and represent danger, and the monsters who are “misunderstood” and shown to have the same desires, hopes and dreams as people; sometimes they are hidden, sometimes in the open. 

Supernatural and the Walking Dead revolve around a plot based on humans hunting/being hunted by monsters. The plight of the human population lies in the hands of our hunters. In some shows they have specialized techniques, equipment and ancient knowledge. The monsters are normally in the guise of people and only the hunters can usually see/identify them. Other shows, such as Lost Girl and Heroes make the monster the lead character. In this scenario the audience are invited to share the problems of being different: the angst and pain as the characters try to fit in to a world in which they don’t belong. In both types of show the viewer is introduced to the idea that beneath the everyday world there is a supernatural world full of beings different from us. These beings live amongst people and mostly go unrecognized. The general impression given is that it is not just a few isolated monsters in the human population, their number is legion.

I mentioned Heroes in the previous paragraph. It comprises a storyline about “superhumans” who develop abilities beyond the norm. The 4400 and No Ordinary Family fall in to this category also. The main characters suddenly, through a freak accident or some such thing, find themselves with amazing abilities: abilities that they conclude they need to use for the good of everyone. They usually have to keep their identity hidden from the authorities for their own safety. They are always portrayed by law enforcement as a danger to society. They are imposters, people who are not what they seem; people we should be afraid of.

There is a monsters hierarchy. Some make it to the top of the ladder owning corporate businesses  and they have at their disposal lower monsters to be their goons. Just like organised crime and the illuminati in real life these monsters infiltrate everything: church, politics, business, media and either run everything already or are in the process of gaining control over everything. In most episodes of any of these shows a monster will inadvertently give themselves away and will therefore have to deal with the people who could expose them. Then the paranormal experts turn up to do some sleuthing and slaying before travelling on, continuing their quest to save humanity from horrors unknown. 

Is the idea behind these type of shows to keep the population scared? To make them worry about their neighbours? Their work colleagues? Does Big Brother hope that it makes people stay at home and trust no one? Perhaps it is just harmless entertainment, then again it could be that mind control methods are behind it. That would suggest collusion between studio owners, producers, directors and writers. 

I think I’ll look into that. Blog you later!