codrus on Nostr: I was going to put this commentary in my next, more important post, but I decided to ...

I was going to put this commentary in my next, more important post, but I decided to post it separately to keep subject matters more focused.

There's another user here on the pocketnetwork @QuantumLeap that posts movies for other users to watch, and because Hollywood has been turned to crap by the Elite's agendas and manipulations, many of the younger generations have started digging up older, classic films when things weren't quite so bad.

I was thinking about suggesting to him the Pink Panther movies, which many of the newer generations are probably not even aware exist because the first one came out in 1963. For those that don't know, the movie is a comedy about a bumbling investigator named Inspector Clouseau, played by Peter Sellers, who is trying to catch a famous thief named The Pink Panther. It was popular enough that 8 sequels were spun from it, and later two more with another actor.

Finding a copy and checking the quality, I got pulled into watching it again. However, if you're on this alternative news/media platform, you're probably aware of the negative conditioning machine that has been in play in the world to make all of us--our species--sick and unhealthy, to keep us suppressed and more easily controlled. It was Jason Christoff, who a little while back pointed this out to me: the negative conditioning that was being put into movies to get the population actively engaged in habits and behaviors designed to destroy them. Jason picked movies at random to illustrate his point and would count the number of negative mind-control/influencing/conditioning events that took place in each.

Having since been made aware of this being done to the public, I am personally no longer able to watch any TV show or movie without noticing these negative conditioning attempts.

The first thing I noticed in this older film was how healthy everyone looked. All the men, for example, both the young and old (except for two of the older men who’d been eating too much dairy), looked perfectly healthy and strong, and the males were all manly with wonderful male traits and character. As well, they were all fit. So, I could see that this movie had been produced early enough that the people in it were all still very clearly healthy, both mentally and physically.

But the second thing I noticed was the sheer amount of negative conditioning this old movie was absolutely FILLED WITH. I was stunned at how obvious and blatant their attempts were, which until today’s era went unnoticed for what it was: the concerted and orchestrated attempt to make people unwell. I was shocked how already-entrenched this unwell-industry was in the movie industry at this very early stage of Hollywood. I could see that by 1963 it was already in full swing within the industry.

So much so that I’m starting to wonder if the industry itself was CREATED primarily for this purpose and that making money while doing it might have been just a side benefit for them.

The three big negative reinforcement themes being pushed by this particular movie were alcohol drinking, cigarette smoking, drinking coffee (decreases blood to the brain by 21-32% on average), and infidelity and promiscuousness. Every scene, for example, had the actors with a glass of alcohol in their hand, drinking often and immediately refilling, as if this was the then-modern activity of people living the high class, good times, life, subtly saying, "If you want to have great fun and great life like these actors, you need to be doing this sort of activity, because this is how it's done." All lies, we now know. And if there was someone not drinking, the ones that were drinking would be pushing them to start drinking; programming the viewer for what they must do. And then additionally, if they were not holding a glass of alcohol (due to it being morning), they were all drinking and holding cups of coffee and making a big show of doing so.

All the actors were constantly smoking, putting out one cigarette only to light another, chain smoking nonstop, and doing things like making a show of competing to light the cigarettes of the pretty women—the act itself telling any women viewing it that if they want men vying for them, they need to be smoking so the men have the opportunity.

Let me be clear: it was blatant the way it was all being done, and with ‘today's eyes,' you can't help but spot that it was all being done in a very deliberate, intentional, manipulative manner.

So, while most here are alert to this stuff—keeping an eye out and being alert for it now—there are always new people joining who do not know about this stuff yet and are as yet unaware of it being done to them. So, in the end I finally decided not to recommend the film; I just didn't want to be responsible for helping put this crap before people who may not yet be aware of what is being done to them.

Ah, well...