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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / CIA'S PROJECT MOCKINGBIRD: Mainstream Media / War and Tyranny Propaganda / Concerning mainstream media interviews to people opposing the globalist agenda
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on: 13 December 2009, 09:43
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"The National Post
wanted to send one of their chief writers here, who's writing a book,
to interview me, and I told them 'No'. And you know what? I'm just
gonna start telling all the media 'No'. I don't wanna talk to the
newspapers and the magazines so they can try to spin and distort what
we say."
--- Alex Jones, during the first hour of his Thursday, December 10th 2009, radio show
I
don't know how fully will he implement his decision, since there might
be some worthwhile exceptions to the rule. But I wanted to call
everyone's attention to this.
This was a wise decision, in my opinion, made by Alex Jones.
This
is exactly what I think, for years now. Don't give them the chance.
Boycott the corporate media. Build your own one instead, and your
message will get out undistorted. The only thing the mainstream media
is worried about, when it comes to report on people opposing the
interests it serves, is on demonizing them, making them look ridiculous
and distorting their message.
This way, they surely also expect
to "vaccinate" people against their message, so that when someone comes
with direct contact with the persons trying to get their message out,
his or her reaction will be to say "Oh, you're one of those... that
thinks this and that...", thinking s/he already knows
all about what you stand for and either not wanting to listen to you or
filtering everything you say through the distorted view s/he has
previously been exposed to.
And please note: I'm talking about
"corporate"/"mainstream" media. Don't go out looking sideways at every
local newspaper or such that might be honestly trying to report about you.
And
also, don't be one of those retards that go on assaulting reporters and
calling them names. Just politely say "No", explain why if they want
you to and present them your own alternative source, and ignore them.
(I'm just giving my opinion here. Most of all, I want you to think for yourselves about this. As I said, there might be some situations where it is worthwhile to make an exception.)
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / CIA'S PROJECT MOCKINGBIRD: Mainstream Media / War and Tyranny Propaganda / Re: Al Jazeera English - controlled opposition all the way
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on: 12 December 2009, 12:11
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Like
I said in my analysis... they have whitewashed the Climategate scandal,
they are outrageously lying by claiming that the debate concerning the
"man-made global warming" fraud is over, they have joined up with all
the other controlled media in a special propaganda campaign that says
the world needs to be saved in this Copenhagen summit, and they never
make any decent cover concerning the most important issues, and schemes
already dismantled by many, affecting our lives in the West. You never
see them focus on outrageous daily events happening through out the
Western World, that are of great concern in the way they threaten, of
have already taken away, our rights, like Alex does. ("Don't worry...
Stay asleep... There's nothing going on...")
Russia Today is
another story. It's owned by the same government who protects Daniel
Estulin and that has interest in fighting the NWO from within. And in
that channel yes, you'll see interviews about the type of subjects I'm
saying Al Jazeera doesn't talk about.
Even if the people at Al
Jazeera were not aware of what's going on in the West and had never
heard of Alex Jones (and others), which I don't believe, they surely
watch Russia Today and other channels similar to their own, and by now
know who he is. But they don't interview him also, do they?
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / CIA'S PROJECT MOCKINGBIRD: Mainstream Media / War and Tyranny Propaganda / Re: Al Jazeera English - an example for mainstream journalism
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on: 11 December 2009, 10:01
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Another[1]
former military, aware of the power of television, that after years of
certainly omitting, distorting, and lying about, several facts, to
manipulate people's perception of reality, for the US Military,
switched from one propaganda arm of the NWO to another. Not only does the US Military indirectly fund Al Jazeera, it also trains for them professional gatekeepers. "Rushing came to fame in Control Room , a movie critical of media coverage of the Iraq war as a military public affairs officer" (...) "Rushing says the State Department and Pentagon have both shown interest in working with the new network." (...) "Like
it or not, 'Al Jazeera is the most influential Arab voice outside of
mosques. It is the largest shaper of ideology,' says Rushing."--- http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1110008,00.html"Iraq's new government temporarily closed the network's offices in Baghdad, saying that Al-Jazeera incites insurgents" (...) "he explains, 'once a Marine, always a Marine.'"--- http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-09-28-rushing-cover_x.htm--- 1. http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=97552
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / CIA'S PROJECT MOCKINGBIRD: Mainstream Media / War and Tyranny Propaganda / Re: Al Jazeera English, not such an example after all!
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on: 10 December 2009, 07:42
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OK, I retract what I've said about Al Jazeera! The
incredible whitewash of the recent "Climategate" scandal and the strong
adherence to the media propaganda blitz of the "man-made global
warming" fraud they're making have just revealed it's true nature. http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2009/12/200912715290171994.htmlhttp://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2009/12/2009128161056232579.html (this one is a "must-see"!) I
never ruled out the possibility that it could indeed be a controlled
news source, mainly because of it's funding, although it hadn't seem to
me to be one in the past. But it's recent behaviour has just made it
very clear to me. Yes, it's true that many of it's programming
appears to be, what I would call, "progressive", and yes it has been
reporting fairly on some issues. Although, some of the debates I've
seen are very tendentious in the way the theme is chosen. But,
not mentioning the recent whitewash and propaganda campaign, we should
always bear in mind the most effective method of information control:
omission. Which is exactly what Al Jazeera English has been doing. (And
which, I believe, is where the term "gatekeeper" comes from - as "the
one who controls the gate and only lets pass whatever s/he wants".) None
of what I consider to be the most important issues that are affecting
our lives, like the continuous loss of civil rights and privacy all
over the Western World (derived from an already proven false flag event
that this network never talks about) and others that Alex extensively
covers, are even mentioned on Al Jazeera. That 9/11 special on
the "Listening Post"... I really felt like I was doing quite a bit of
mental gymnastics, when describing it, to try to fit it into my view of
the channel as one that was trying to be "independent", "honest" and
"progressive"... Looking well at it, it has always seemed also like a
light hit piece on 9/11 truthers. OK, they have interviewed John
Perkins. And also NWO shills Ralph Nader[1] and Noam Chomsky. And have
given air time to other people from the (NWO-created) Institute of
Policy Studies. But so has other controlled left media. That, apart
from a somewhat light critic of the current system, never talk about
the root causes of all this or about the core issues, that Alex and
others talk about, that might shake the belief one might have in the
fundamental way our society works. I've always been aware of
this. That they never touched any important issues concerning the
political situation in the West. But thought it could be because of it
being an international channel, that didn't have time to ever make a
deep cover about any specific country's situation. But, thinking
better, that's not true, because they have documentaries and debates
that do just that. They just choose not to cover some issues. How
could an absolute monarch (a dictator) of a country that, not only
allows the US military to station their CENTCOM headquarters in it's
soil[2] and, from there, launch invasions of neighbour countries, but
also actively supports them[3], and surely receives money or some sort
of compensations in return, ever be some sort of "progressive" Middle
Eastern "Kennedy" that, out of an altruistic will, decided to embark on
the noble and philanthropic project of funding a truly "independent"
news channel? Every person, with a minimum knowledge of
politics, knows that the media is considered to be a form of power.
Because of the enormous capability it has to influence people. (Like a
radio station around here admits: "What you think, starts with what you
listen to.") That's why every political organization has its own media.
To emit its propaganda. Wouldn't then that be the obvious reason why
this Middle Eastern "Emir" would create is own? It was immensely
naive of me to think that a Middle Eastern dictator would not want to
use such a form of power, to expand the one he already has, and that he
would give away huge sums of money (a big part, surely, originating
from the US military) to an institution he would have no control over
and that could possibly use such a power against his own interests. How
could he be so stupid? The fact that he remains as dictator of, and
doesn't even allow demonstrations in, his country prove that he's not
any sort of "progressive" leader. He has created a parliament and given
women the right to vote, yes. But so has the Saudi royal family (that
is part of the NWO conspiracy) considered creating a parliament. That,
in the words of one of it's members, would serve to create the illusion
of participation, and freedom of choice, therefore containing and
controlling people's aversion against the government. I could go
on about this, but the main point that I want to make, and the reason
why I'm writing this, is just to correct what I've said in the past
about this recently created news channel. Don't trust Al Jazeera. They're funded by a US military ally, or puppet, who's on the payroll of the NWO. Those
deliveries of bin Laden tapes to this station's Arab channel, while it
continuously showed revolting images of the Iraq invasion (possibly to
"stimulate reactions", as intended in P2OG operations[4]), the
attention given to it by the Western media and politicians, the bombing
of it's Baghdad bureau, the imprisonment of one of it's cameraman in
Guantanamo Bay, were most probably cynical media stunts to call the
attention for this network and present it as a voice of the people
opposing US expansionism in the Middle East. This TV network is just another propaganda arm of the NWO. People
say that the first Iraq war was what put CNN on the map. Well, the
second one was what introduced us to Al Jazeera. A
disguised-as-progressive, in it's English version, "left-wing"
alternative, with alternative controlled-left guests, alternative
tendentious debates, and alternative omission of, distortion of, and
lies about, important facts. Those of you who have access to it,
judge it for yourselves, if you want to. And if you decide on
continuing watching it, I recommend that you choose very carefully what
you watch, from now on. And I warn you not to expect for it to be
completely reliable. As always... when it comes to
understanding how whole networks operate, and the true purpose of some
entities, we just have to "follow the money": Al Jazeera <----- Emir of Qatar <----- US Military (NWO) --- 1. http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=601892. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3272101.stm3. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/camp-as-sayliyah.htm4. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=9447
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / *CLIMATEGATE: Whistleblower exposes global warming is a HOAX! / Re: Whistleblowers exposes global warming is a HOAX!
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on: 07 December 2009, 21:28
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Defending
the PCP and "true communists" who tried to turn your (and my) country
into a communist dictatorship in the 70s, saying that "Communism,
according to Marx, is a NWO creation" ... Man, you shouldn't have taken
those pills...
I'm not defending (as in "supporting",
"apologizing for" or "in favor of") the PCP. I think they're one of the
worst things there are. I'm an anarchist. Not a left-wing fascist. And
I know all about the PCP in the 70's. I think I have made clear
the difference between what I call "true communists" and communist
parties as a NWO creation intended to work merely as a pressure group.
You might want to read what I wrote again. I know how crazy this
all sounds. I see that you're a newbie here. Continue to listen to Alex
Jones, start reading similar authors, read what other people in here
have to say about it and you'll see that I'm right.
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / *CLIMATEGATE: Whistleblower exposes global warming is a HOAX! / Re: Whistleblowers exposes global warming is a HOAX!
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on: 07 December 2009, 18:16
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Well,
I don't believe he is a true communist. If he knows it's a hoax he
surely knows why. And if he knows why, he also surely knows that the
people behind it will never build any kind of Stalinist Utopia.
True
communists, like the Portuguese Communist Party, that is of Stalinist
tradition, are discretely exposing this hoax, 9/11, etc.
The
thing is that communist parties in the West were never intended to
fully implement the reforms they claim they want. The true communists
you have nowadays are people who were effectively brainwashed by, and
truly believe in, Marxist propaganda and that, like Stalin himself,
have got out of control of the NWO.
Communism, according to
Marx, is a NWO creation. And the communist parties in the West have
been created just to shift things into a more "leftist" position.
That's why the "Communist Manifesto" was written by a banker, why the
Communist Party of the U.S. has been founded by a capitalist, and
probably why you have this Monbiot character going along with this
capitalist scheme.
The fact that this Monbiot carbon-tax
advocate has been involved in left-wing coalitions, if they are
comprised of true communists, is probably just to try to lead them back
into a more pseudo-communist, NWO-oriented, leftist position.
(This
is probably the wrong thread to be talking about it... If you want to
understand better what I'm saying, start reading about the NWO origins
of Communism. My "Bilderberg-Illuminati" thread, I think, is a good
place to start.)
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / Predictive Programming for "Things to Come" / Re: V for Vendetta, recruiting false flag guy fawkes patsies at local schools!
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on: 05 December 2009, 16:20
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I really enjoyed the film, and the best aspect that I like about "V" is that the film improves with age.
It's a great film overall. I have watched it many times. The character V is a great hero fighting against a 1984-like tyranny.
That's
just it. This things are intended to be somewhat pleasant in various
degrees. A lot of people also like The Rolling Stones, MTV, etc... It's
good stuff mixed with bad stuff. The good stuff being what is
definitely pleasant, or positive, and the bad stuff the percentage of
whatever harmful substance they decide to add to it. The best way to poison people is not to serve them glasses full of raw poison. No one will drink raw poison. It tastes bad. But
if you mix it, in small percentages, with sweet drinks, a lot of them
won't notice it, and will not only like it, but will probably come back
for more.
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***THE MAIN BOARDS - Welcome to the Prison Planet Forum*** / Predictive Programming for "Things to Come" / Re: V for Vendetta, recruiting false flag guy fawkes patsies at local schools!
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on: 04 December 2009, 17:56
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Oh, yes, I even forgot about the fact of the story being based on a very probable false flag operation. I called the attention for it in another post here in the "false flags" sub-forum: http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=80890Thanks for the playlist, EvadingGrid. I'm going to watch the lecture. And
still about the movie, that ending with a song by the (NWO-created)
Rolling Stones glorifying acts of street violence, is just the cherry
on top of the cake, and, to me, what makes it obvious that it is
definitely a NWO piece of propaganda. http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=97552
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Globalization and the plan for NWO / Technology / Re: Hey Ubuntu, Stop Making Linux Look Bad
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on: 17 November 2009, 02:07
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You're welcome! THANKS again, Darth Chaos. I have checked the old.getdeb site and through it I have now the most recent versions of the P2P programs I wanted. Not
only do they have a Deluge 1.1.9 package for 8.04, but I've discovered
in the same site a tool called "Ubuntu Tweak" that, among other things,
goes get the recently built packages for 8.04 (in this case) for you,
from the PPAs, with the most recent versions of the software it has on
the list. And with this tool, I was able to get the most recent version
of aMule with the serious bugs fixed. I had add PPAs in the past to
my sources.list for software that was not yet present in Ubuntu's
repositories, but I was not aware that some programs sites' PPAs build
packages with the most recent software for older versions of some
distros. And I had recently tried to upgrade only some programs
with packages of more recent versions of Ubuntu only to screw up my
computer, I guess with the resulting mixture because of dependencies. Now I know a way to safely do it thanks to you. No "downsides" anymore. Now I have my Ubuntu running just like I wanted to. Thank you very much once again.
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Globalization and the plan for NWO / Technology / Re: Hey Ubuntu, Stop Making Linux Look Bad
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on: 15 November 2009, 22:05
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Somebody mentioned the LTS releases. I still say Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy) LTS is a top-notch OS.
I can confirm that. I ended installing that one instead of the new one. Having tried some alternatives to the new buggy Ubuntu 9.10, I ended up installing Ubuntu 8.04 LTS instead. The
tutorial about how to install NVIDIA drivers in the Debian testing
version I tried (upgraded from stable, since the weekly built CD images
don't seem to work) was a bit above my level of knowledge and
patience... (so I still don't recommend Debian to the average GNU/Linux
user.) Still looking for a Debian-family distro and not liking KDE,
I tried Mint but, because it's just a polished version of Ubuntu, it
still had the same bugs as the Ubuntu version that is based on. Then,
because I remembered that my serious bugs started with 9.04, I looked
for previous versions of Ubuntu, and only 8.04 is still available for
download in the mirror I use. I tried this one and every (major) problem I had is gone. I can now play PyChess, listen to music in Amarok, use Audacious Audio Player as an alarm clock, etc. The only downside is that some programs' versions are older, but hey, they work(!), and I managed to live with them in the past. I
guess Ubuntu is still a recommendable OS. You just have to be careful
with the version you use and not be in a hurry to have the latest, I
guess. I
find "new" distros to be that way. I get them to play with them(on a VM
or live)till the bugs are out and to get a feel for it .... and then
maybe install them if they were to my liking. (...) The thing is
for newbies, they need to NOT get the latest and greatest distro. They
need to stay with a LTS candidate or back off a distro from the Newest
of New.
You're right. I've done that in the past (of
being one or two versions behind the most recent one) because of lack
of support for my ATI graphic card. And have also observed that the
versions of Ubuntu, as they are originally launched, are often full of
bugs that are solved shortly or sometime after, so I have also, in the
past, not been in a hurry to upgrade...
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