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Sir/madam, I also was unconvinced of the conclusions the videos put forward. To give a decent hint, the images are definitely mirrored, take a look at his hair

Sir/madam, I also was unconvinced of the conclusions the videos put forward. To give a decent hint, the images are definitely mirrored, take a look at his hair when comparing. Just some food for your thought, isn't it also a form of mind control to believe most people are mind controlled? What forms of control do you open yourself to with that belief? Try viewing these videos with the same skepticism you view Mainstream Media. They are similar.

feralimal 6y ago
Well, you know they really do use CGI on TV. This was live news footage of the budget shown on UK tv - look at the red case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cDYKXMkSRs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cDYKXMkSRs The Snowden videos I posted, are a fairly dry analysis of some of the issues relating to the footage of Snowden. Its all on TV - its not real life, but I think the narrator raises some fair issues. We can agree to disagree. I'm not sure I understand your point that its a form of mind control to believe that most people are mind controlled. The way I would express it - as a hardcore skeptic - is that I make my own mind up, given the evidence. If the evidence isn't there, I won't accept or deny whatever is being presented. However, it seems to me that most are hardcore believers. If they are told something, or see it on TV they believe it. There is no critical analysis, no requirement of proof, no researching of evidence. Just belief. That belief in acceptance in authority, not of evidence, is what I am calling mind control. I may well be wrong - no problem - but I am making up my own mind and evaluating the evidence. In the absence of verifiable evidence, I'm NOT on auto-believe mode, or mind-control mode. I'm on auto-hoax mode, I suspect a trick. And in fact, although it is initially uncomfortable, the world makes far more sense that way. Cheers.
- dontcarethrow2 6y ago
  I understand auto-hoax mode, I just hope you use it on youtube videos as often as on MSM. Public figures being CGIed should raise a good amount of flags no?
  - feralimal 6y ago
    I do not take anything on trust.

feralimal 6y ago

Well, you know they really do use CGI on TV. This was live news footage of the budget shown on UK tv - look at the red case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cDYKXMkSRs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cDYKXMkSRs The Snowden videos I posted, are a fairly dry analysis of some of the issues relating to the footage of Snowden. Its all on TV - its not real life, but I think the narrator raises some fair issues. We can agree to disagree. I'm not sure I understand your point that its a form of mind control to believe that most people are mind controlled. The way I would express it - as a hardcore skeptic - is that I make my own mind up, given the evidence. If the evidence isn't there, I won't accept or deny whatever is being presented. However, it seems to me that most are hardcore believers. If they are told something, or see it on TV they believe it. There is no critical analysis, no requirement of proof, no researching of evidence. Just belief. That belief in acceptance in authority, not of evidence, is what I am calling mind control. I may well be wrong - no problem - but I am making up my own mind and evaluating the evidence. In the absence of verifiable evidence, I'm NOT on auto-believe mode, or mind-control mode. I'm on auto-hoax mode, I suspect a trick. And in fact, although it is initially uncomfortable, the world makes far more sense that way. Cheers.

dontcarethrow2 6y ago
I understand auto-hoax mode, I just hope you use it on youtube videos as often as on MSM. Public figures being CGIed should raise a good amount of flags no?
- feralimal 6y ago
  I do not take anything on trust.