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December 31, 2023

Predictive Programming

Tim McGirl

Predictive programming is a theory suggesting that media, such as movies, television shows, and books, are used to subtly influence the public's perception and acceptance of future societal changes, events, or themes. According to this theory, when these predicted elements eventually happen, the public is more likely to accept them because they've been previously introduced through fictional media.

Proponents of this theory often point to science fiction movies and books that depict technological advances or dystopian futures, arguing that these works are purposefully created to prepare the public psychologically for similar real-world developments. For example, the portrayal of mass surveillance in George Orwell's "1984" is sometimes cited as an early instance of predictive programming, as it introduced concepts that later became more relevant in the real world.

Mr. Birdnow adds:

I would direct your attention to the movie Contagion. It was about a pandemic and featured social distancing, masking, and mandatory government shutdowns of social events and schools. NONE of those things were part of the emergency plans at the time. Furthermore the "villain" was a libertarian blogger who was promoting an alternative medication to treat the disease. Doesn't all this sound way too familiar?

That came out in 2011.

Oh, and the disease supposedly came from China. I refuse to believe all these things were coincidences. I believe the powers that be planned a pandemic all along and "prepared" us for it with films like this.

There are other examples; the '70's movie Rollerball was about a world ruled by multi-national corporations with no nation-states. And sports were a tool to promote international cooperation and the like. There are others.

I believe the Ruling Class has long used fiction, especially movies and television programs, to "prepare" the public for things it plans to do to them.

If you watch old movies from the thirties and forties you will see black couples at nightclubs dancing with whites - during the era of Jim Crow! If you watch commercials today you will see white male/black female mixed race couples on a regular basis - something very rarely seen in the real world today. They WANT to make it the new normal because they believe race is a divisive thing and want to mix us all up so as to put an end to it (mistakenly believing there will be peace if they do and at the same time giving themselves a sense of divinity by uncreating the races.) You saw this with the transgenderism issue long ago; you had Corporal Klinger on MASH, for instance, Some Like it Hot, Victor/Victoria, etc. All of this was toprepare the public to accept this current big push towards transgenderism and the idea that we can choose our own sex.

All of this started on the screen before it appeared in real life. There are countless other examples.

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