Planted X: The Planting Of Inoculation Intelligence

In the 2015 Fall issue of Paranoia magazine, I republished an article dealing with the topic of artificial telepathy. The article, “Voice 2 Skull: The Truth about Artificial Telepathy,” was an attempt to acquaint people with all of the different types of mind control. From this article and radio program, I was compelled to do more research on how the government or anyone else can trigger the mind into doing things the person who possesses it wouldn’t do while in their so-called right mind.

What I found was stories about LSD trials, binary sound exposure, trauma, torture and of course, voice-to-skull technology. However, I stumbled on to something more chilling. Some mind control and mental collusion don’t need any of these tools to get the result needed.

Sometimes all you need are words that attack a lack of cohesive knowledge. All you need is to be skillful in the art of planting inoculation intelligence. It is like planting a seed and growing an apple tree.

You can count the seeds in a single apple – but you can’t count how many apples can come from a single seed.

Good seeds of information produce good fruit while the seeds of information and bias propaganda bear fruit that are considered bitter and inedible.

During the Korean War, the American people were just hearing about a mind controlled sleeper called a “Manchurian Candidate.” Brainwashing was a relatively new term since the word was invented at the time to explain the unexpected acts of treason that were committed by a few American soldiers who were captured. For the first time in our history, a significant number of our captured soldiers willingly cooperated with the enemy. It was a jarring shock to America and it caused people to try and figure out what had happened.

The same can be said about American citizens today that are determined to be radicalized and commit acts of terror, or do things which promote terrorism within our borders.

At first, it was speculated the enemy had used a clever combination of trauma, torture and punishment to beat the soldiers into submission. The evidence, however, was completely far from those speculations.

The brainwashing sessions did not necessarily include torture, but rather featured long hours of debate and debriefing between the captured soldier and a skillful questioner. The debate was about America and American beliefs about freedom, democracy, and equality.

Amazingly, many of our soldiers were not capable of expressing themselves and had great difficulty defending their political and social beliefs. They believed that democracy was the best form of government, but they could not explain why this was true. And their captors merely attacked these simply held beliefs until the soldiers began to doubt their validity.

After that, it was easy for them to doubt their reasons for being loyal, and treason was easy to take part in.

It left the military with a dilemma – how do you get someone to hold a certain belief more strongly and with more conviction? It looked as if just education alone was not enough to strengthen core beliefs.

You can have political debate on liberal or conservative views, you can be an apologist for socialism but when you don’t back up your core beliefs about these topics, you can face an attack by someone who knows better and that is when you can find yourself crumbling under the lack of knowledge as to why you believe what you do. How do you get people to hold a belief or attitude more strongly?

Inoculation theory, that’s how.

Planting inoculation intelligence about a certain subject and reinforcing it in a way that is not too intrusive, prepares the receiver to actively defend something or a belief – even if that belief is considered to be a conspiracy theory.

Two weeks after the 35th president of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963, a Gallup poll showed that 52 percent of Americans blamed a force larger than Lee Harvey Oswald for his death.

The Oliver Stone film ‘JFK’ suggests that a conspiracy involving criminal elements of our government, the CIA, the FBI, perhaps people associated with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, all in the service of the military-industrial complex that President Eisenhower warned us about, might have conspired to kill John F. Kennedy because he was going to sharply change the direction of American foreign policy.

And since then, polls continually indicate that a clear majority of Americans believe that Oswald did not act alone.

After spiking to 80 percent in 1983, by the 1990s, after the Oliver Stone film JFK was released, the share of the population that did not believe the generally accepted “lone assassin” theory dropped to 70 percent. Now, 50 years after the shooting, a new Gallup poll found that 61 percent of Americans believe the president’s death was a conspiracy.

We could theorize that while mainstream narrative said that Oswald acted alone and that half of America believed the official story of lone gunmen – we can actually see the movie JFK as an example of a mass intelligence inoculation that changed the thinking of the American consensus on the JFK assassination.

On the 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s death all of the mainstream news outlets, especially CNN were hopeful that their inoculation intelligence would try to coerce those unaware of the details of the conspiracy theory to disbelieve in it.

Statistically speaking, we are unaware if it worked.

Most conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of JFK have Oswald completely out of the picture — that Oswald’s the patsy, as he so claimed. Still, at the center of the conspiracy theories is the enigmatic Oswald, whose left-leaning inclinations where well-documented. The hard question is whether he was the lone gunman, a conspirator, or indeed a patsy.

The new inoculation theory being produced by the mainstream media even avoids taking issue with how the Warren Commission’s findings were flawed.

Mnemonic inoculation can be found to be all over mainstream media, especially TV and movies. Inoculation Theory is exactly what is behind the use of keyword hijacking or what can be called, “Orwellian Doublespeak” and “Semantic Dismemberment.”

Inoculation themes can be found in decoy movies, and predictive programming to create pre-bias cognition.

The process planting inoculation intelligence can be responsible for the belief that fictional movies or narratives, are actually made in order to water down non-fiction narratives. The idea that the truth is delivered through fiction and that pre-bias or fore-structuring bias can be achieved through repetitive themes that mold and shape the critical mass to accept what they once saw as abhorrent.

The ability to use a highly-fictional story based on bits and pieces of truth or fact and deliver it with the confidence that it truly happened doesn’t change the fiction into nonfiction — it simply delivers its inoculated purpose It is already determined that very few can tell the difference.

The inoculation intelligence that is used creates an all-purpose pro-social persuasion tool. Anytime the media wants to strengthen an existing position, they use inoculation.

Have you ever wondered why the idea of conspiracy theory is now a pervasive tool in winning over American views on many historical and contemporary events? I believe it has a lot to do with the television show The X-Files. The X-Files has most certainly planted mnemonic inoculation and has now successfully shown us what can be called the paranoid and paranormal structure of history.

The idea of the upcoming “X-Files” revival is needed as new conspiracy theories since the show last aired have been talked about and clearly defined by the new generations of online reporters and talk shows that have inoculated the public with new things to consider about the paranoid matrix constructed by the power structure in America.

It has been reported the theories that will be inoculated into the zeitgeist by the new X-Files series will all be related in some way. All theories dealing with global warming, war in the Middle East, NSA spying, chemtrails, police militarization, FEMA prison camps, and the eventual military ‘takeover of America’ by a UN-like group of ‘multinational elites.’

While these theories and ideas are probably academic for a Ground Zero audience, the X-Files is about to inoculate the American public with new intelligence that can serve as a social persuasion exercise. Thos who know of these conspiracy theories will watch out of curiosity while those who don’t know about stories in the margins will have something greater to ponder, something more to question.

It is also important to remember how sometimes when dealing with subject matter like conspiracy theories, you may intentionally or unwittingly create scenarios that can be called predictive programming and pre bias cognition.

Such is the case with the X-Files spin off series “The Lone Gunmen.”

When the pilot episode of the Lone Gunmen, aired for the first time, it has a compelling plot that dealt with a secretive criminal element within the US government hijacked a commercial airliner and attempted to fly it into the World Trade Centre by remote control.

It was certainly the first time any TV show tackled the idea of a false flag attack as the intention was to blame the attack on the World Trade Center on foreign interests to justify an increase in the military defense budget and to fight an international war on terror. One of the plot points of the attack operation was covered up as it appeared to be a simulated attack or a war game an exercise that then went real time.

The Lone Gunmen pilot aired on March 4th 2001, just over six months before the attacks of September 11th.

On the day of the September 11th, 2001 attacks, the producers of The Lone Gunmen were worried that perhaps the pilot episode inspired the attacks. This also put one particular cast member, Dean Haglund in the middle of a predictive programming legend, and part of a conspiracy of who knew and when and what connections did FOX networks have with military intelligence?

While many have considered the pilot episode an exercise in predictive programming, there are others who believe that the episode used “inoculation intelligence” where someone had to have known of the proposed drills and intelligence that used the towers as targets.

If that was the case then someone on the inside had to have known that some plot was afoot and so through inoculation themes – they were hoping to create a pre-cognition bias that hopefully would have generated enough buzz to warrant an investigation into a possible terrorist attack that was similar.

An unidentified source once stated that the series creator Chris Carter would be fed story ideas from unidentified NASA workers and FBI agents.

It is rumored that Carter was inspired to do the “pilot” episode based on a movie called the “Medusa Touch,” a cult film starring Richard Burton in which he steers a jet into an office tower to prove his magical telekinetic powers to his psychiatrist.

Given the fact that an X-Files episode named “Medusa” aired shortly before the Lone Gunmen pilot, it’s likely that the producers were indeed inspired by this film.”Medusa” takes place in Boston. Coincidentally, two of the 9/11 planes took off from Boston.

This would make the Inoculation theory compelling—especially when the intelligence complex keeps injecting their philosophies into the mainstream media. The act of predictive programming creates an idea, the idea is then used to persuade the target that it can happen, then the real time or real world incident takes place in order to get the target to react. It can be used again over and over to recreate the reaction in a loop that doesn’t seem to end. It becomes overwhelming each time the incident is reenacted or demonstrated through sound and vision.

It also has generated a score of conspiracy theory watchdogs that want to speculate that other television shows are inserting hints to trigger precognitive bias about coming events regarding martial law, Planet X, and maybe another 9/11 event.

Now, while we can say that inoculation theory, in order to create a conspiracy bias has been successful with shows like the X-files, it has become apparent that after the show went off the air – the government had decided to counter inoculate the public with their own version of events in the present and in history.

The CIA and other darker alphabet agencies have been used to approximate and guide public opinion to make decisions and judgments in order to obfuscate any matter that the critical mass is concerned with.

There is a conscious intent from controlling factions within the confines of the United States to use destructive dynamic inoculation and present this intelligence on television, in magazines, newspapers and feature films.

Salon magazine recently released an article citing the complicity of Hollywood to the manipulation by the Pentagon in film projects. The politics of war within films are being excised for a more homogenous look at war and the conflicts that the united States are in.

Lately, there has been an onslaught of movies that feature Navy Seals, soldiers and other military themed shows that paint the military with a positive brush.

The Pentagon is also involved in a reverse engineering process of hiring their own script writers and directors to set out and make films and distribute them for sales.

The goal for many of these films is recruitment. The new military entertainment complex is eager to begin their product placement in films because they believe that the average American audience does not see movies and TV shows as ideological at all they know that the average American psychological filter that guards against propaganda has been shut off—their handiwork with mass mind control has been successful therefore, political, militarist and nationalist propaganda in films and TV is much more persuasive.

This is not speculative but a reality. The Pentagon admits that Americans do not have the necessary discernment to understand propaganda or to identify romanticized speech or a plain sales pitch from people who are in authority.

This is exactly how the Pentagon sees militarism – it’s a “product” to be sold via pop culture products that sanitize war and, in the process, boost recruitment numbers. This also indicates that they see the American people, mainly the young and impressionable as resources to further their vision of a militarized United States.

The electronic mind controlled apparatus is the television and movie screen. While not every film is promoting the military industrial complex, there are trigger phrases and images inserted in some films that through repetitious looping place an imprint on the conscious mind. It is like consciousness “branding” where if you are exposed enough to certain images, words and actions you will become used to these things and the brain will shut off its ability to discern reality from fantasy.

Films and television shows used to be a reflection of who we are, now they guide us and lead us to what the intelligence organizations want us to be. It has changed from a historic record to an oracle for what is to come.

Planting a counter inoculation is what we need.

I am so happy that the X-Files are back.

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