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1981 "Barney Miller" Episode Bashes Conspiracy ResearchersIt's the look that someone gives another to show disapproval or disrespect, and disrespect leads to separation and separation leads to loneliness. It's called "social pressure".
This is exactly what these shows do. First, they teach people to disrespect those who are educated in conspiratorial corruption. Second, they scare those who are educated into keeping quiet for fear of rejection.
Have you ever noticed how television depicts individuals doing everything they can to avoid rejection from their social circles? Friends, Will and Grace, Taxi, Cheers; they all depict people struggling to achieve social acceptance. No mention of principles, individuality, or truth being the guide for our lives.
In this clip, watch how Barney Miller disdains the conspiracy researcher while the researcher acts fearfully and overzealous. Amazingly, most of what the researcher says is completely accurate.
Keep in mind that we are watching expertly-written social pressure propaganda. This propaganda was written by people who know the conspiracies and have agreed to write influential propaganda to keep the public shunning the truth while striving for social acceptance.
We must begin to ask ourselves: Who are these people and how is it that they are so well coordinated?
When you run a corporation, you have complete control over the corporation; it's policies, it's actions, everything it does, and virtually every U.S. government department is a corporation.
In the 80's, researchers were uncovering and sharing much information about the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations, and this propaganda from Barney Miller was clearly written to neutralize this emerging information. Take note how the writers pull no punches. They confront the information head-on, and they do this because it's the only way it works. After watching this show, when someone is confronted by a family member with this type of information, the conformist family member will simply react the way they been taught to react by Barney Miller. This is social pressure at work, and those who know how effective it is will tell you that social pressure works better than law.
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