Searcher08 wrote:I am curious what you thought of Michael Clayton, Hugh?
2007 released movie with JFK/CIA subliminal themes used as preparation conditioning for the 2008 45th anniversary of the murder of JFK with heavy CIA involvement.
Know anything about Robert
Clayton Buick? Heavy JFK story.
(Buick is an Americanization of a foreign name he adopted. "Robert and Buick" are pedestrian names compared to "Clayton" which stands out mnemonically.)
He's got a website and a 2007 book out about his role in the Oswald/JFK saga.
http://robertclaytonbuick.com/He was an American bull fighter in Mexico asked by a couple of US spooks to watch a certain "Alex Hidell" who was really Lee Harvey Oswald. After lots of hell, he ended up raising horses.
Hence the western themes in Clooney's movie.Robert Clayton Buick's story is told in and is a subset of the even more dangerous-to-CIA triple-agent Richard Case Nagell story revealed by Dick Russell in his 1992 book, 'The Man Who Knew Too Much.'
Hence the complicated moral allegience issues in Clooney's movie.Remember,
most Americans see a movie title and poster in ads, not the actual movie.The subliminal psy-ops framing starts there.
This all explains the motto of Clooney's acclaimed movie, "The Truth Can be Adjusted."
He is shown to be constantly fucked over by people, to be very dysfunctional, to have little or no conscience in what he does - until the end where he un-aligns himself from corporate interests and his *firm* - he loses everything - his career, his money, everything except his re-discovered integrity.
That's an accurate description of what happened to both Richard Case Nagell and Robert Clayton Buick.
I can't wait to watch that Clooney movie with a pause button, pen and paper.
I'll bet its dense with JFK triggers and negative framing of whistleblowers.
Second point was around Dean Radin and his experiments regarding intentionality and food (specifically chocolate) - please can you point out the flaw in his approach regarding the experiment as it seems to me quite a rigorous double-blind placebo-controlled trial?
Edited to include link to paper
http://www.intentionalchocolate.com/files/article_explore.pdf
Ah, the alleged power of wishful thinking. How obvious is that?
That's a psy-ops goal referred to in military psychological warfare doctrine,
to safely channel potential adversaries (too many of whom are New Agey naive)
into safe harbors.
The CIA would like to convince you that if you just feel good and pray that you will miraculously save the world. So don't bother with the hard work of activism.
So the tactic is to tell loving people that "all you need is love."
Which is great to have but not all you need to put some brakes on fascism.
Related-
Hope! Hope! Hope! (see umpteen Obama threads)
Some demographics, like women and youth and intelligent cultural creatives on the West Coast, are especially resistant to warrior culture and inclined to be peace and justice types so the CIA makes sure they have some safe palliatives to occupy them that are no threat to fascism. A place for these good people to gather and assuage each other's tension is a perfect social control device which only needs to be initiated to have it gather its own social momentum.
The CIA's social science advisors in places like Stanford Research Institute make lots of use of faux spirituality cobbled together from old superstitions ("ancient wisdom") and bogus or just irrelevant science ("progress into the unknown") as dangle for inquisitive minds who do gather around the pretty rose-scented dangle thereby reinforcing the ruse with social affirmation and keeping the disinfo narrative alive to discredit peaceniks, 'conspiracy theorists,' and anyone who leaves the mainstream of CIA-enforced corporate warrior culture.
Even satisfying the brain's pleasure center with immediate gratification self-medications like CHOCOLATE, nicotine, alcohol, french fries, etc. can reduce the stress that might build up to a threshold of being pissed off about fascism and itching to do something substantial about it.
But there's more reason for Radin to this psy-ops about chocolate.
A good trick of conditioning is to get the target to associate something in their every day life that they will see often with your psy-ops message.
So getting people to think that just feeling good will save the world can be reinforced everytime they have some chocolate...which is often when they feel down...and might turn revolutionary.
This is the same conditioning principle used by whoever pulled of 9/11.
They knew that "911" is a common vocabulary word for emergencies that call for uniformed men to respond. So carrying out the crime on that date guaraneted the constant retriggering of the psy-ops message to sustain support for a long oil war.
"PSI" or "ESP" or "clairvoyance" or "psychic powers" is a huge "entangled" disinfo topic and debunking Radin's alleged experiments on wishful thinking and CHOCOLATE is designed to be an energy sink that proves nothing and is hard to prove that it proves nothing.
This disinfo field has been developed over the last few decades to poison the well of public inquiry into military science but ESPECIALLY
to draw people away from the very real social science of PSYOPS, which is REALLY how people's minds are influenced "over distances."
I recommend reading Radin's 2006 book 'Entangled Minds' which is full of 9/11 disinfo and decoy mirrors of media psyops I write about also called "PSI" but an acronym for "parasocial interaction."
Radin's book has pictures of experiment subjects facing a TV for some fake experiment on "effecting minds at a distance" and this is the equivalent of a big memetic keyword hijacking.
"Remote viewing." Get it?
Radin weaves unfounded links with old superstition and near-mystical "quantum reality" to leave the naive reader thinking that science is proving something in the middle that must mean that we really are psychics.
Radin is baffling readers with...wishful thinking and using a scientific accent, an old snake-oil trick simply put in modern clothes. And this is for CIA.
To illustrate the value of decoy woo when reality gets dangerous, it was in 1966, a year when the JFK cover-up was coming apart with Mark Lane's best-selling book, 'Rush to Judgement' and Richard Popkin's book, 'The Second Oswald' that there was an uptick in using "ESP" in masking CIA's exploitation of psychology.
"Silva Mind Control, Key to Inner Kingdoms Through Psychorientology" was published with lots of mystical nonsense about "precognition" and a tiny bit of real hypnosis was woven together along with...keyword and thematic hijackings of JFK narrative like Rose Cheramie who warned that JFK was going to be killed because she'd been with the plotters.
See how useful "ESP" and "precognition" is in a world of political conspiracy we aren't supposed to know about?
I have "PSI Research" disinfo publications from 1984 citing Radin's buddy Targ in "ESP" experiments and there's lots of citation of unknown experimenters in Eastern Europe.
See, if the commies are doing it it is because they are soooo dangerously ahead of us and we must do it too! A classic Cold War disinfo feedback loop designed to muddle Americans and make the Soviets expend energy making sure the US wasn't doing something they should be able to.
'Remote viewing' also sounds like...the mundane use of...satellite surveillance which took off in the 1980s.
Tom Bearden's "scalar enegy" nonsense in the 1980s was decoy science, too.
This is all part of the larger 'Mind War' doctrine espoused by Lt. Col. Michael Aquino.
At spook orgs like the Institute for Noetic Sciences ("Noetic" sounds like a cross between "know" and "poetry" so it must be On Our Side!) the CIA loves to study believers. What is really studied is the participants in bogus experiments and the audience, not the experiment's results.
Perfect. A moral sponge for do-gooders can trap people and discredit them and sustain an intellectual drain-off from studying real political science which is all about mass psychology and psy-ops media.
...I hope this answers your question, Searcher.
by justdrew » Sat May 17, 2008 5:08 am 
