Anybody's Autos October 2020

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Watch What You Watch—
Subtext—it’s a word that holds a
lot of weight in the modern world.
The subtext behind many films can
be summed up in a single word:
propaganda. However, this isn’t your
grand-daddy’s “propaganda”. Today’s
propaganda is subtle, and uses psychology
as well as modern education
to brainwash innocents. It’s in practically
all children’s movies, and most
school curricula today.
Perhaps it’s hard to control what they
teach in the public schools—though it
shouldn’t be; that itself is a vulnerability
in our system. What can be
controlled is the sort of media coming
into your home from television and
the internet. There is good reason to
cancel Disney+ and Netflix subscriptions;
and those reasons have nothing
to do with China controlling the
propagandized left-wing live-action
remake of Mulan, or the perverse
pedophile-friendly Cuties defended by
executives at Netflix.
Certainly these examples from September,
2020, are excellent exhibits
showcasing the perversity of those
who control our modern entertainment;
but the rot goes much deeper,
and can be traced all the way to the
genesis of Disney’s empire. Walt
Disney was himself of the “Order of
DeMolay”, a sort of “Free Mason’s
Light” group aimed at younger
individuals. Think “young adult Free
Masons”, if you will.
Doubtless, Disney’s involvement in
this group contributed to the infamous
“Club 33”, which is a high-priced
gathering point for those visiting Disneyland
with Masonic affiliation. But
it’s easy to see why many people chalk
these things up to conspiracy theories.
Let’s ignore them for the moment—
and let’s also ignore that terms like
“conspiracy theory” have been deliberately
“defanged” by groups such as the
CIA as a means of discrediting those
who use such terms. People ignore
legitimate conspiracies owing to the
term itself, and this was by design. But
let’s ignore that for now.
For now, let’s just look at the moral
message of Disney movies. In The
Little Mermaid, a sixteen year old girl
sees a boy for a split second, disobeys
her father’s instruction, goes to a
witch, then causes a situation where
her father nearly dies saving her. She
never repents. She never says she is
sorry. Nor does her father ask her to.
And she lives happily ever after.
The audience of The Little Mermaid
is children between the ages of about
five and twelve.
What did they learn from this film?
Disobey parents for feelings—“romantic”
feelings—and everything will
turn out just fine. How is a young adult
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not going to take the wrong lesson
from that film in adolescence?
How about Aladdin, where the hobo
consults with a literal demon for magic
powers—you know genies are Islamic
demons, right?
In Pinocchio, the puppet “wishes on
a star”. A blue star. In occult circles,
this is the “Dog Star” Sirius, and it’s
actually Luciferian. But remember,
“when you wish upon a star, your
dreams come true.”
Certainly Disney wasn’t soft-selling
the occult to children, was it?
It absolutely was, and it still is; and
that’s the case with virtually every
single Disney movie out there.
And it doesn’t stop with Disney.
Nickelodeon has had no end of scandals
relating to producers and others
running that children’s entertainment
company who took advantage of the
very children they deigned to provide
entertainment for. Meanwhile, Bill
Nye the Science Guy now says gender
is a construct—where’s the science in
that insanity, Bill?
It turns out the whole rotten machine
is broken, and everywhere you look,
they’re trying to give your young ones
bad ideas about reality. What films like
Cuties and Mulan really do is demonstrate
how the agenda of these people
is geared at grooming your children.
So watch what you watch around
them. You may not be affected, but
look at the rioting today. The stupidity
of our entertainment system’s propaganda
has definitely affected the
youth of this nation. You need to pay
close attention to “subtext”. As they
say, the devil’s in the details—and the
details of modern entertainment are
these: those seeking to provide options
for our children communicate bad
messages to them on the sly which
metastasize into dangerous behavior in
adolescence and young adulthood.
Kevin Bennett