mind controlWay back when, maybe some twenty years ago, probably more, there was a whole fiasco about them placing subliminal messages in the piped-in music that played in the background in grocery stores.

Some of you might remember when they started looking for the subliminal messages in some of the Beatles songs and some of the other rock ‘n roll songs that were playing at the time. They played the music in slow motion or backwards to see what was in there.

It was the idea of mind control, of planting subconscious messages into our brains, you know, things like buy Coke or Pepsi.

At that time the government and private organizations had serious objections to such a practice. It was greatly discouraged, probably rightfully so.

Mind control is extremely diabolical. We see movies about the government doing it all the time. We hear about it being done from time to time.

So let’s jump forward to where we are today.

The Internet, social media, major new-wave corporations, particularly corporations like Amazon, eBay, etc., are all guilty of some sort of attempts at mind control. Google controls what information you see, as does Facebook and both vehemently object to even the notion that their algorithms do such a thing like filter according to things like political bent. Yet we hear from their insiders who become whistle blowers that this is precisely what they are doing.

It’s diabolical.

The other day, when using a cell phone to play solitaire, a free game which includes advertisements, which is why it is free, I clicked on one of those ads to see what it was. This one happened to be a steel-blade trimmer-head which I thought was an interesting advancement from the string-type head I currently use. It was extremely expensive and so I, a basically cheap person, checked it out on eBay to find it about fifteen dollars cheaper. Good for me! So then I looked into what they were offering, only to discover that it was just the head and in order to be able to actually attach it to my trimmer I would probably need to buy some sort of kit that included the proper washers, screws and nuts and bolts. Okay. No big deal. I decided not to buy it and not give it another thought.

Here’s the rub. Since then when I play that game of solitaire that same advertisement comes up over and over and over again almost exclusively. It’s telling me: buy me, buy me, buy me.

This is an attempt at mind control and the big internet companies and mainstream media are all-in with it.

The government won’t do anything about it. There’s a good reason why. The lefties wouldn’t allow it.

At the moment all the filtering of the algorithms support the lefties’ point of view. The mainstream media are run by some of those big internet companies and of course support the same leftist point of view. Some of those companies own some of the mainstream media.

Interesting!

So apparently the piddly subliminal message and mind control stuff is inconsequential at the moment. But you can bet if the shoe were on the other foot, if the algorithms were slanted to support the righties,  the lefties would be screaming their heads off for regulation and control.

Well, it’s not such a big deal whether or not I buy that trimmer-head, and for me it’s not even such a big deal that they keep pushing it on me, even though it’s tiresome. However, this whole idea of mind control, now mentioned here multiple times, is really diabolical, evil, and something that should somewhere somehow be stopped.

We’ve yet to see the protracted downsides of the use of electronics on our children and ourselves, although we are beginning to see them, same as we are beginning to see the protracted downsides of the legalization of marijuana.

If you really wanted to understand why we have so many shootings, mass shootings and heinous crimes that you’re seeing now in the United States, it’s not about the guns. It’s about what we as a society are doing to our brains.

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By Peter Weiss