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The radio, computer, and internet were all designed
to be used by the military for a strategic advantage.
1892
Tesla comes up with the concept of radio shortly after Heinrich
Hertz demonstrated UHF spark wireless transmissions in Germany in 1885.
1896 Guglielmo Marconi makes his
first sale of radio to the British war office to be used in the
Boer War.
1898 Tesla builds a radio-controlled robotic boat
which he demonstrates by driving remotely around the waters of Manhattan from a
set of controls at Madison Square Garden.
1899
Guglielmo Marconi sells his radio to the
US navy.
1900 French Académie des
sciences announces the Prix Pierre Guzman, a sum of 100,000 francs,
to be given to a person who succeeds in communicating with a celestial body,
other than Mars.
Communication with Mars is specifically exempted as
many people believe Mars is
inhabited at the time and
communication will
not be a difficult.
(Prix Pierre Guzman awarded the crew of
Apollo 11 in 1969.)
January 19, 1901
Scientific American announces Tesla has communicated with
Mars.
1907 "Should you seek the
source of moving pictures in the vaudeville theater you will learn the
comic,
fantastic,
tragic, the
mystic scenes swiftly enacted in
photographic pantomime are feigned." - Moving Picture World
1917 Tableau technique, reminiscent
of theatrical presentations, is being replaced by
classical continuity.
Action was played out in
a full shot from an
audience standpoint, using staging to vary
the composition and express dramatic
relationships.
Consolidation of the
characteristic approach to
visual storytelling occurs.
The tableau setup inserts close-ups of
important details, especially printed matter, like a
letter or
telegram or any item used
as a MacGuffin.
An
iterant actor
close-up might be inserted filmed from the master angle.
The
tableau approach is more prominent in interior scenes.
The master shot
is closer and more tightly organized than a stage scene.
Filmmakers
were freer about cutting action occurring outdoors.
The tableau
approach was the default of filmmaking through the 1910s.
Watch people filing
silently out of a movie
theater, their eyes
vacant.
1919 Radio Corporation of America is founded as a
patent trust owned by General Electric (GE), Westinghouse,
AT&T and United Fruit.
1926
"While theoretically feasible, commercially and financially, I
consider television
impossibile, a development of which we need waste little time dreaming." -
Lee de Forest, inventor of the Triode Audion vacuum tube
1927 Federal Radio Act requires a
broadcaster, as a condition
of their license, to operate in the
public interest by
covering important policy
issues and providing equal time to
both sides of public questions.
Electromagnetic
frequencies, or 'airwaves', are regarded and regulated as a
public trust, a
communal resource like clean air
and water or
the
commons.
Guglielmo Marconi, a
staunch supporter of
fascism, gets married.
Benito Mussolini is his best
man.
October 23, 1928 RKO Radio
Pictures, Inc. is founded to eventually become one of the Big Five studios of
Hollywood's Golden Age.
1932 RCA
becomes an independent company after the partners are required to divest
ownership as part of the
antitrust suit settlement.
1943 First operational electronic computer,
Colossus, is built as a part of the ULTRA project for the British department of
communication in the foreign office to assist in the decoding of intercepted
nazi transmissions encoded with the German electromechanical devices known as
the Enigma.
The first code-breaking machine is built at Bletchley Park, a research
center north of London, and is operational, cracking German codes, by December.
It employed approximately 1,800 vacuum tubes for computations.
1946 ENIAC, Electronic
Numerical Integrator and Computer is the first electronic computer capable
of being reprogrammed by rewiring to solve a full range of computing problems.
Moore School of Electrical Engineering at the University of
Pennsylvania and the Ballistics Research Lab operated by the army
ordinance department at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen,
Maryland designed it expressly for the solution of ballistics problems and
for the printing of range tables.
1969
ARPAnet, The Defense Agency Research Projects Administration
(DARPA) of the DoD wishes to create a
communications
infrastructure for the American military that could
survive a nuclear attack.
Many of the best attributes of the internet – including its
architecture, technology, and gestalt – are the children of this military
prototype.
1994 Broadcasting Board of
Governors is established to oversee all civilian, non-military
international broadcasting funded by the US government with an initial
operating budget of half a billion dollars.
This includes Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty,
Radio Free Asia, Voice of America, and the
Office of Cuba Broadcasting.
The mission statement spells out
clearly: "to promote and
sustain freedom and
democracy by broadcasting
accurate objective news and
information about America and the world to audiences overseas," with an
ultimate goal of creating a "Worldwide US International Broadcasting
System."
Voice of America includes programming in 53
languages broadcast to over 90 million
listeners and
television and
internet viewers around the world.
Radio Free Europe emphasized
boundary regions of the
'war on terror'.
North Korean Periscope and North Korean
Defectors' Odyssey provides a forum for defectors and gives them an
income for perfomance.
Office of Cuba Broadcasting, oversees Radio and Television
Marti.
1999 Broadcasting Board
of Governors becomes an independent agency through the Foreign Affairs
Reform and Restructuring Act.
October
2005 Clear Channel owns 1266
radio stations.
Clear
Channel has no competitors in Idaho, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Utah, Vermont,
West Virginia and Wyoming.
November
2005
Cumulus Media owns 343
radio stations in 67 US
Cities.
Infinity owns 176 radio
stations.
Entercom Communications owns 91
radio stations.
Cox Enterprises owns 73
radio stations.
Disney owns 64
radio stations.
Emmis
owns 55 radio stations.
Morris Communications owns 26 radio
stations.
Together these 7 companies owned 719
radio
stations.
2016 Broadcasting
Board of Governors is eliminated and replaced with a single appointed chief
executive officer as part of the National Defense Authorization Act for
Fiscal Year 2017.
2020 US Agency for
Global Media Board of Governors
"The
corporate grip on
opinion in the United States is one of the wonders of the Western world.
No First World country has ever managed to
eliminate entirely all objectivity
- much less dissent. " - Gore Vidal
"The whole entertainment element of television is
dominated by men and women who have a unified,
idiosyncratic view of life." - Ben Stein*
"Television has
allowed us to create a common
culture, and without it we would not have been able to accomplish our
goal." - Morris Janowitz*
"One function
television news performs very
well is when there is no news we give it to you with the same emphasis as if it
were." - David Brinkley
"Images detached from every aspect of life
merge into a common stream in which the balance of living is lost.
Fragmented views of reality regroup
themselves into a pseudo-world.
The specialization of
images has culminated in a world
of autonomated images where the deceivers are deceived.
The spectacle is a concrete inversion of life,
an autonomous movement of the
nonliving." - Guy Debord
"The "opiate of the masses" generates an
image.
Television
converts all of reality into entertainment.
A dream reality as vivid
as life and inextricable
from Яeality.
The nearest analogy to
the addictive power of
television and the
transformation of
values is seen in the life of the heavy user of
Heroin™.
Heroin™ flattens the image; with
Heroin™,
things are neither hot nor
cold; the junkie looks at the world
certain that what ever it is, it does not matter.
The
illusion of control Heroin™
engenders is analogous to
the subconscious
assumption of the television
consumer that what
is seen is 'real'.
In fact, what is seen are the
cosmetically
enhanced surfaces of products.
Television, while chemically
non-invasive, nevertheless is every bit as addicting and
physiologically damaging as any other
addictive drug.
Most unsettling of all is this: the
content of television is not a
vision but a manufactured data stream that
can be sanitized to 'protect' or
impose cultural values." -
Terence McKenna
"The
story-telling function
has by and large been usurped by remote
professionals: the television and movie
producers on the one
hand, and the news media and
educational
establishment on the other.
Corporations provide
us with stories to answer the question, "Who
am I?"
The
entertainment world feeds us stories about total strangers.
Dramas and
soaps bestow
the illusion of
being intimate with
celebrities.
Such shows tap into
the inborn identity building
function of the psyche, but that function is truncated when those intimately
viewed lives off in television-land never feed back into our own." -
Charles Eisenstein
Image
creation technologies transform our way of thinking.
Television
became the primary source
of social culture modeling.
All information had to become
entertainment to attract
attention.
Naturally
occurring individual bias
removes the
presentation from Яeality.
The hunger for entertainment allows
for monumental fiction.
Television provides
a common window on a
present public
reality.
Reality is boring. Entertainment is the standard reality is
judged by.
The power of mythology
in psychology hasn't
changed in 6000 years.
Consensus requires
a parallel reality with
a common myth.
"Reason requires
a high degree of discipline
of concentration; impression is
easier." - Raymond Price
"No matter what is depicted or from what
point of view, the
overarching presumption is that television is
there for our amusement and pleasure." - Neil Postman
Television
creates expectations that weigh heavily on
the subconscious which actually changes brain
architecture.
The main
thrust of television is to create dissociation from Яeality,
to convert a mental image into
a symbol to be stored
in the subconscious as a referent.
The audience
reacts -
intertenere rather than ekstasis.
1946 "Television won't be able to
hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon
get tired of staring at a plywood box every night." -
Darryl F. Zanuck*,
head of 20th Century-Fox,
1969
A series
of human experiments Herbert E. Krugman regarding the effect of television on
human brainwaves
reveals startling results.
In less than one minute of television viewing
human brainwaves switch from beta waves associated with
linear logical thought - to
alpha waves.
Brainwaves revert to beta waves when the subjects stops watching.
A 'beta' state is considered
a normal, awake
state, while 'alpha' states are
experienced in a deep relaxation or 'daydreaming' state.
In an alpha
state passive learning
experiences with visual information easily cross into consciousness without
any conscious
editing.
Television effectively
numbs the left brain while engaging the
right brain disallowing
proper decoding and
critical analysis.
Essentially,
you go into a hypnotic
trance. You are on
'auto-pilot'.
Herbert E. Krugman, who spent
decades at General Electric (GE)
headquarters as director of public opinion research,
concluded:
- Special programs help people
modify certain attitudes or behavior.
- Passive learning can be
enhanced by the artificial
induction of alpha rhythm with the aid of a flickering
light.
Televison flicker rate at 50 Hz (PAL, SÉCAM systems) or 60 Hz
(NTSC)
"Let me try to explain the special qualities of one, two and
three exposures. I stop at three because as you shall see there is no such
thing as a fourth exposure psychologically; rather fours, fives, etc., are
repeats of the third exposure effect:
Exposure # 1 is a "What is it?"
type of response.
Exposure #2 will elicit a remembrance response and
look for differences.
The second exposure looks closer for personal
relevance.
By Exposure #3 image is locked in
biologically.
Future contextual stimuli,
a corporate logo, sparks immediate
recognition.
There is a myth in the
advertising world that viewers will forget your message if you don't repeat
your advertising often enough.
It is this myth that supports many large
advertising expenditures.
The public comes closer to forgetting nothing
they have seen on television.
They just 'put it out of their minds'
until and unless it has some use and then the response to the commercial
continues." - Herbert E. Krugman
"You
restrain people from doing a
wide variety of things, not
compatible with the order of which they are members by
subjecting them to ritual.
The process is simple: you make them dance round a totem pole
until they are wild with
excitement and become jellies in the hysteria of
collective frenzy; you
enhance their emotional state by any device, by all the locally
available audio-visual aids,
drugs,
dance,
music and so on; and
once they are really high,
you stamp upon their
minds the type of
concept or notion to which they will subsequently become enslaved too.
The savage wakes up
with a bad hangover and a
deeply internalized
concept.
Religion
is ritual, and the central role of
ritual is the endowment of individuals with compulsive concepts which
define their
worldview.
Deeply
internalized notions oblige them to
act within prescribed
limits.
Each concept has binding content of
organizational descriptive
content.
The
conceptual system maps out the social order and
required conduct, and
inhibits inclinations of thought or conduct
which transgress its limits.
This is how homogeneity is maintained
within societies which, at the same time, are
astonishingly
diverse when compared with each other.
This can only be
achieved by means of instilled
conceptual constraint.
Somehow
culturally transmitted limits are imposed
on men."
- Ernest Gellner, Anthropology and Politics,
1995
Art provides ekstasis, which
means "letting us stand
outside ourselves."
Entertainment, intertenere,
pulling us into ourselves
denys us perspective.
Hugo Munsterberg noted
sensory hallucinations
and illusions creep into the
consciousness of 'neurasthenic'
individuals who were inclined to experience touch,
temperature, smell, sound impressions from visual clues on the
screen.
"Vivid as reality in
the mind completely engrossed in
the moving images."
Movies reinterpret reality in a way
no other art form can.
Early audiences would shrink
as a train on-screen pulled into a station.
They had to be reminded that
what they were seeing
was only an illusion.
What makes the movies appear even more real,
and what makes them even more powerful in their effect, is
how the audience mentally processed
them.
As
Hugo
Munsterberg noted, the movies
replicate our own consciousness.
As
movies cast a spell to
lull us into the narrative
this concerns astute critics.
Critics realize
movies cross the line
separating reality from
imagination.
Movies consume the
common imagination like an
expeditionary force, filling
vacant heads with
models to appropriate.
"Movies exert
a powerful influence children and
teenagers.
Corporations like
Boeing spend money for product
placement in films to market state-of-the art weaponry
while others market sneakers,
toys,
cars,
cigarettes and
soft drinks." - Jay A.
Winsten
An odd
dilemma, film is "The Art
Form" of the 20th century.
Why does every movie have to appeal to
the indifferent and
violent?
Why the
feel good, don't worry,
touchy feely character of television
news?
Why the mind
numbing idiocy talk shows that
celebrate
consumerism?
Talmudwood Name
................. Real Name
Joey
Adams ............................. Joseph Abramowitz
Eddie
Albert ............................ Eddie Heimberger
Woody
Allen ............................. Allen Konigsberg
Lauren Bacall .......................... Joan
Perske
Jack Benny ............................. Benny Kubelsky
Milton Berle ........................... Milton Berlinger
Ernest
Borgnine ......................... Effron Borgnine
George
Burns ........................... Nathan Birnbaum
Victor
Borge ........................... Børge Rosenbaum
Joan
Blondell ........................... Rosebud Blustein
Joyce
Brothers .......................... Joyce Bauer
Mel
Brooks ............................. Melvin Kaminsky
Joey
Bishop ............................ Joey Gottlieb
Charles
Bronson ........................ Charles Buchinsky
Rona
Barrett ............................ Rona Burnstein
Cyd
Chrisse ............................. Tula Finklea
Tony
Curtis ............................ Bernie Schwartz
Joan
Crawford .......................... Lucille Le Sueur
Dyan
Cannon ............................ Samile Friesen
Kirk
Douglas ........................... Isadore Demsky
Bob Dylan
............................... Robert Zimmerman
Rodney
Dangerfield ...................... Jacob Cohen
Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr. ................. Douglas Ullman
Joel Grey
.............................. Joel Katz
Elliott
Gould ........................... Elliott Goldstein
Zsa Zsa
Gabor ........................... Sara Gabor
John
Garfield .......................... Jules Garfinkle
Judy
Garland ...........................
Frances Gumm
Paulette Goddard ....................... Paulette Levy
Eydie Gormé ............................. Edith
Gormezano
Cary Grant ............................. Larry Leach
Lorne Green ............................. Chaim Leibowiz
Judy Holliday .......................... Judith Tuvin
Leslie Howard .......................... Leslie Stainer
Buddy Hackett .......................... Leonard Hacker
Jill St. John .......................... Jill Oppenheim
Danny Kaye .............................. David Kominsky
Alan King .............................. Irwin Kniberg
Larry King ...............................Larry Zeiger
Tina Louise ............................. Tina Blacker
Dorothy
Lamour ......................... Dorothy Kaumeyer
Michael
Landon ......................... Mike Orowitz
Steve
Lawrence ......................... Sidney Leibowitz
Jerry
Lewis ............................ Joseph Levitch
Karl
Malden .............................Mladen Sekulovich
Ethel
Merman ........................... Ethel Zimmerman
Jan
Murray ............................. Murray Janofsky
Walter
Matthau ......................... Walter Matasschanskayasky
Jan Pierce.............................. Pincus Perelmuth
Roberta Peters...........................Roberta Peterman
Eleanor Parker.......................... Ellen Friedlob
Joan Rlvers .............................Joan Molinsky
Tony Randall ........................... Sidney Rosenberg
Edward G. Robinson ..................... Emanuel Goldenberg
Dinah Shore ............................ Fanny Rose
Shelly Winters ......................... Shirley Schrift
Gene Wilder............................. Jerome
Silberman
Millions of innocent
traditional Christian Americans have been victimized by
pro-Zionist and
pro-Communist film
propaganda.
They do not realize
Jew "name changers"
have used subtle and very sophisticated stories to
manipulate Christian minds.
No nation can long remain free
while media is controlled by
Zionists.
The following are Jews whom many
think are Gentiles:
Richard
Gere, Ed Asner,
Bea
Arthur,
Gene
Barry, Richard Benjamin,
Kevin
Costner,
Lee J.
Cobb, Joan Collins,
Richard
Dreyfus,
Ted
Danson,
Peter
Falk, Eddie Fisher,
Jason
Alexander,
Betty
Grable,
Sharon
Gless, Steven Segall,
Dustin
Hoffman,
Monty
Hall, Amy Irving,
Jack
Klugman, Leonard
Nimoy, Ken Olin,
Ron
Perlman,
George
Segal, William Shatner,
Peter
Strauss,
Morey
Amsterdam,
Rod
Steiger,
Jane
Seymour,
Barbara
Walters,
Debra
Winger, and
Bruce
Willis.
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