IN YOUR FACE NWO PLANS - Predictive Programming and Popcorn

[TelepesT]

I keep seeing the NWO plans right out in the open with big blockbuster movies. AJ brought this up with Alan Watt..


Here is a snippet of the Plot from Moonraker (1979):

Drax plans to destroy all human life by launching 50 globes containing the toxin into the earth's atmosphere. Before launching the globes, Drax also transported several dozen young men and women of varying races, which he regarded as genetically perfect, to the space station. They would live there until Earth was safe again for human life; their descendants would be the seed for a "new master race." Bond persuades Jaws and Dolly to switch allegiance by getting Drax to admit that anyone not measuring up to his physical standards would be exterminated (Dolly's glasses and Jaws' metal teeth, as well as their odd heights, being traits that exclude them both.).

Bond and Goodhead disable the radar jammer hiding the station from Earth. The U.S. sends a platoon of Marines in a military shuttle. A laser battle ensues in which Drax's guards as well as his new master race die. During the battle, Bond pushes Drax into an airlock and ejects him into space.


New Bond movie - Quantum of Solace:

In the film, Bond battles Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric), a member of the Quantum organisation posing as an environmentalist, who intends to stage a coup d'état in Bolivia to take control of its water supply.


Eagle EYE - This movie freaked me out !!

The United States armed forces have a lead on a suspected terrorist in the Middle East, but as the man is a recluse, getting a positive ID proves difficult, and the DOD's computer system recommends that the mission be aborted. The Secretary of Defense (Michael Chiklis) agrees with the abort recommendation, but the President orders the mission be carried out anyway. This turns into a political backlash when all those killed turn out to be civilians, and retaliatory bombings are carried out in response.

Jerry Shaw (Shia LaBeouf) is a Stanford University dropout who lacks direction and faces financial difficulty. He finds out his twin brother Ethan, an Air Force lieutenant, is dead. Following the funeral, he goes to withdraw some money from an ATM and is surprised to see that he has $751,000 in his account. When he returns home, he finds his apartment filled with a large amount of weapons, explosives, and forged documents. He receives a phone call from an unknown woman, who explains that the FBI is about to apprehend him in thirty seconds and that he must escape.

Not believing her, he is caught by the FBI, and is sent to an interrogation room where he meets Special Agent Thomas Morgan (Billy Bob Thornton). When Morgan leaves the room to meet with Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agent Zoe Perez (Rosario Dawson), the unknown woman arranges Jerry's escape over a phone and has him join up with single mother Rachel Holloman (Michelle Monaghan). Rachel is being coerced by the unknown woman into assisting Jerry, by threatening to kill her son, Sam, a trumpet player on his way to Washington, D.C. from Chicago for a band recital.

The woman helps the pair to avoid the Chicago Police and FBI units, demonstrating the ability to remotely control virtually any networked device, such as traffic lights, cell phones, and even automated cranes. While Jerry and Rachel follow her instructions, the woman has a crystal explosive made into a necklace and its sound-based trigger placed inside Sam's trumpet. Jerry and Rachel are led from Chicago to Washington, D.C. via Indianapolis and Dayton through various means. They reach an electronics store to which the woman directs them. Over several televisions she introduces herself to them: she is a top secret supercomputer called "Autonomous Reconnaissance Intelligence Integration Analyst" referred to as Ariia tasked with gathering intelligence from all over the world. Ariia can control virtually anything electronic and has been monitoring both their lives and brought both Jerry and Rachel to her.

In light of the mistake made by the President at the beginning of the film, Ariia has decided that the executive branch is a threat to the public good and must be eliminated. Ariia plans to destroy the President's cabinet, and calls this Operation Guillotine. It has decided to leave the Secretary of Defense, who agreed with its recommendation to abort the mission, as the successor to the presidency. She does not reveal this to Jerry or Rachel, merely explaining that she is trying to help the people of the United States.



The Long Kiss Goodnight 1996:

Samantha Caine (Geena Davis) is a suburban mother and schoolteacher with a seemingly normal life in Honesdale, Pennsylvania. However, she had been found badly injured and amnesiatic several years previously, and has no memory of her past. When she's attacked by an escaped convict, Samantha dispatches her attacker with lethal self-defense skills she wasn't aware she possessed. She hires wisecracking private investigator Mitch Henessey (Samuel L. Jackson) to help her find the truth about her past. She contacts the mysterious Dr. Nathan Waldman (Brian Cox) who reveals that Samantha is really Charly Baltimore, an assassin for the CIA who went missing eight years ago. When Samantha is captured and tortured by some of her old enemies, "Charly", previously dormant, resurfaces. She discovers that her former boss at the CIA, Leland Perkins (Patrick Malahide), has allied with a psychotic ops specialist named Timothy (Craig Bierko) in a false flag plot to detonate a chemical bomb in downtown Niagara Falls, New York, frame Islamic terrorists for the crime, and thus secure more funding. She and Mitch set out to thwart the plot and rescue her young daughter, Caitlin (Yvonne Zima) from the clutches of the terrorists.



Live Free or Die Hard:

McClane drives Farrell down to the FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C., where Farrell is questioned. As the transportation grid and stock market are brought down by Gabriel, Farrell believes that Gabriel is trying to run a "fire sale", to demonstrate the over reliance of the country on computer-controlled systems, creating an "everything must go" situation by shutting down systems one by one. McClane and Farrell are driven by the FBI to a secure building, but Gabriel and Mai are able to locate Farrell and divert their convoy, sending gunmen in a helicopter to kill them. At the end of the chase scene, McClane sends a police car over a tollbooth to destroy the helicopter.


Stealth:

In addition, the U.S. Navy develops an Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV, pronounced "you-kav") codenamed "EDI" (for "Extreme Deep Invader") and piloted by an artificially intelligent computer. This autonomous fighter jet is placed on an aircraft carrier (the USS Abraham Lincoln) in the Philippine Sea to learn combat maneuvers from the human pilots. This sparks a conflict between two schools of thought; the first argues that human pilots are superior to machines in that they possess both creativity and moral judgment, whereas a machine cannot fully appreciate the ugliness of war, additionally, if robots take human's place on the front line and no one ever died in war then wars would no longer be terrible and it could end up as a sort of sport. Alternately, a machine pilot is not subject to the physical limitations of a human pilot, can calculate alternatives to achieving objectives faster and more accurately, and is (theoretically) not subject to ego. While the controversy is live, both in Washington and on the carrier, the mission commander argues that the EDI is the point of the program: the EDI is "the whole idea" so that no human has to die for the sake of the mission.


More to be added - help me out here!

[TelepesT]

Vantage Point: - shows cloning again

The scene moves on to the perspective President Ashton. Unknown to the public and GNN, it is a body double of the president that has been shot. Having been informed of a credible assassination threat, the President has been returned to his hotel and is waiting for his double to give his speech. During the return to the hotel, the president's advisor, Phil McCullough, advocates an attack on a terrorist camp in Morocco that he claims to be linked to the present threat. Watching on television, Ashton sees his double walk to his seat and says comically, "He doesn't even look like me." Ashton is upset when he sees that Tom Barnes is being put in the double's security detail, ostensibly to test Barnes' state of mind before returning him to the real President's detail. Shortly after, the body double is shot, much to the surprise of the president and his advisors. The immediate reaction of his advisors is to coordinate with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to authorize the attack on the Moroccan camp. The president refuses this, citing the fact that he is supposed to be dead at that moment, urging that America use the present circumstances to invoke the sympathy of the world. At that moment, the distant explosion that was previously heard, is revealed to be a bomb that has exploded in the the lobby of the hotel. Seconds later, a masked assailant bursts into the president's room and shoots his guards and advisors with a silenced pistol. The masked gunman then points the pistol at the President.

The 6th Day: Recording your brain to upload it into your clone

Weir, realising Drucker's deception, confronts him in his office. Drucker offers to clone Weir's wife again, but Weir refuses, as his wife had requested not to be cloned again. Weir resigns, but Drucker shoots him in the head, planning to clone both Weir and his wife with no memories of the past incident. Adam contacts Drucker and makes a deal with him to recover his family in exchange for Drucker's Syncording, the only proof of Drucker's cloning. The assassins go back on the deal, and capture Adam, while the clone is left at the Double-X Charter base with the syncording. In Drucker's office, Drucker reveals to Adam that it is in fact he, and not the other Adam, who is the clone. He offers a heartbroken Adam to give up the original and resume his life, but he refuses. They knock him out and take his Syncording, revealing the original to be at the base. However, Adam had faked the syncording: the original was behind Adam the whole time, and Adam didn't look at him to keep him out of his memory. In the ensuing fray, Drucker is shot by Wiley in the stomach, and Drucker shoots Wiley back, giving instructions not to revive him. Drucker attempts to clone himself while Adam kills the assassins off one by one. Adam confronts the new Drucker, and knocks him out.

[TelepesT]

The Island: More Cloning

Lincoln locates McCord, who turns out not to be one of the colonists, in a bar using McCord's matchbox. McCord, shocked at the two colonists' presence, gives in and explains that the colonists were cloned from their sponsors and are owned by their sponsors, whose purpose was to provide replacement organs for their sponsors, should anything happen to them. As far as the general public knows, the clones are simply kept in a vegetative state in accordance with the "Eugenics laws of 2015", but as Dr. Merrick later says to Laurent, that without consciousness and human experience, the organs failed. The memories imprinted onto the clones include the desire to win the lottery to go to The Island. McCord gives Lincoln and Jordan some clothes, some money, and a credit card to help them find their "sponsors", with Lincoln's sponsor being in Los Angeles (the "6" in Lincoln Six-Echo) and Jordan's sponsor being in New York.

[TelepesT]

More Cloning - Jeez!

The Stepford Wives 2004

Soon after, Stepford hosts a formal ball to celebrate the full assimilation of the town, with Eberhart and her husband Walter as guests of honor. During the festivities, Joanna distracts Mike Wellington (Christopher Walken), the apparent leader of Stepford, and entices him into the garden while Walter slips away. Walter returns to the transformation room where it is revealed that the Stepford Wives are not robots after all, but cyborgs: the original human beings remained, but were put under the control of brain-implanted microchips. Walter destroys the software that controls the microchips, whereupon all the Stepford Wives revert to their original personalities. When Walter returns to the ball, a crisis has broken out between the baffled husbands and their vengeful wives.


The Fifth Element:

In 2263, the Great Evil appears and destroys a Federated Navy battleship. While the Mondoshawans attempt to deliver the Elements back to Earth, they are ambushed by another alien race, the shape-shifting Mangalores. Earth scientists are able to recover a portion of the Fifth Element, and use a reconstitution device to recreate the being, the apparently human woman Leeloo described as "the perfect being".


Judge Dredd:

A prominent TV news reporter later gets killed, and the incident is captured on video. The killer was wearing the uniform of a street judge, and wearing Dredd’s badge.
Dredd is immediately taken to court, where it also turns out that the bullet that killed the victim was clearly shot from Dredd’s lawgiver gun -- a gun locked by a device that takes and verifies a DNA sample before it allows handling and firing of the weapon. To save him, the chief justice retires to use a clause which allows the last wish of a retiring judge to be honored, thereby reducing Dredd's sentence from death to life imprisonment.
Sentenced to life behind bars at an Aspen Penal Colony, Dredd's transport plane is shot down en route to the prison by a family of Cursed Earth mutants, providing him with an opportunity to escape. There, he meets the ex-chief justice who, by tradition, is supposed to go to the cursed earth once they have retired. He tells Dredd about the Janus project-that Dredd himself is a clone as a result of a quest to make the perfect judge, and that Rico was an unfortunate outcome of the same experiment. Having heard this, Dredd decides to go back to the city and save it from Rico.
It turns out that as part of an elaborate plot to reactivate the long-dormant Janus project, Griffin had Rico frame Dredd for the murder. Griffin made Rico increase the crime rate thereby making the other judges rethink and reactivate the Janus project which had been shelved until now.
Dredd must make his way back to Mega City One to prevent Griffin and Rico from creating an army of cloned super-criminals. Rico takes control, kills Griffin and makes clones of himself to make an army.



Attack of the Clones - Kinda jumps out at you:

During the investigation, Obi-Wan is led to a mysterious planet called Kamino — missing from the Jedi Archives — where he discovers a secret clone army being developed for the Republic. He is told by Prime Minister Lama Su that the army was ordered some ten years ago by Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas — although Obi-Wan knows Sifo-Dyas was killed before that time. A bounty hunter named Jango Fett was hired as the template for the clones. Obi-Wan meets Jango on Kamino, and believes him to be the killer he has been tracking. After unsuccessfully trying to capture Jango Fett, Obi-Wan places a homing beacon on his ship, Slave I, and follows him to the planet of Geonosis.

[TheGoodFight1984]

Some good films people should see

They Live (1988)

"They Live" is one of the most original and underrated sci-fi action movies i've ever seen. Eventhough the acting isn't spectacular, and by the end turns into a down right urban action movie, "They Live" is one of the most entertaining ever.

The plot is quite simple, Nada(Roddy Piper) a homeless drifter stumbles upon a pair of sunglasses through which you can see the world for what it really is, a communist type environment controlled by aliens (the NWO), and then joins up with his buddy Frank(Keith David) to stop them. In the middle of all this there a lot of great one liners, a lot of harebrained action and one of the longest, and best, fist fights ever filmed.

The way John Carpenter directs really makes the film work. Everything seems downbeat and realistic. The acting of ex-pro wrestler Roddy Piper is better than expected but not too spectacular and Keith David isn't at all convincing. But none of that matters, the real reason to see this movie is just to be entertained and on that level is suceeds.


Brainstorm (1983)

Brilliant researchers Lillian Reynolds and Michael Brace have developed a system of recording and playing back actual experiences of people. Once the capability of tapping into "higher brain functions" is added in, and you can literally jump into someone else's head and play back recordings of what he or she was thinking, feeling, seeing, etc., at the time of the recording, the applications for the project quickly spiral out of control. While Michael Brace uses the system to become close again to Karen Brace, his estranged wife who also works on the project, others start abusing it for intense sexual experiences and other logical but morally questionable purposes. The government tries to kick Michael and Lillian off the project once the vast military potential of the technology is discovered. It soon becomes obvious that the government is interested in more than just missile guidance systems. The lab starts producing mind torture recordings and other psychosis inducing material. When one of the researchers dies and tapes the experience of death, Michael is convinced that he must playback this tape to honor the memory of the researcher and to become enlightened. When another researcher dies during playback the tape is locked away and Michael has to fight against his former colleagues and the government lackeys that now run his lab in order to play back and confront the "scariest thing any of us will ever face" - death itself.


Control Factor (2003)

An average everyman discovers he's the unwitting target of an ultra secret domestic black-op centering on mind control.


Enemy Of The State (1998)

It's not paranoia if they're really after you. A lawyer becomes a target by a corrupt politician and his NSA goons when he accidentally receives key evidence to a serious politically motivated crime.


Michael Clayton (2007)

Middle-aged lawyer Michael Clayton (George Clooney) is a "fixer" who clears up complex or dirty cases on behalf of corporate clients. But he has a number of personal and professional problems. His family life is messy (he's a lone parent and his brother has ran up large debts), he is struggling with a gambling problem, his career appears to be going no-where - and he has tired of fixing other people's mistakes.

An old friend and colleague, Arthur Edens (Tom Wilkonson), has been working on an important case on behalf of a large client for eight years but the case is not going well and his friend's behaviour is causing concern. Clayton is called in to fix the problem.

As he discovers more about the case, Clayton realises that the plaintiffs' case is correct and when his friend (Edens) dies, Clayton himself becomes a target for the dark forces that defend corporate interests.


Shooter (2007)

Bob Lee Swagger, one of the world's great marksmen and the son of a Congressional Medal of Honoree, is a loner living in the Rockies. He's left the military, having been hung out to dry in a secret Ethiopian mission a few years before, when he's recruited by a lisping colonel to help find a way that the President of the US might be assassinated in one of three cities in the next two weeks. He does his work, but the shot is fired notwithstanding and Bob Lee is quickly the fall guy: wounded and hunted by thousands, he goes to ground and, aided by two unlikely allies, searches for the truth and for those who double-crossed him. All roads lead back to Ethiopia.


The Devil's Advocate (1997)

The newest attorney at the world's most powerful law firm has never lost a case. But he's about to lose his soul. Evil has its winning ways.


The Manchurian Candidate (2004)

When his army unit was ambushed during the first Gulf War, Sergeant Raymond Shaw saved his fellow soldiers just as his commanding officer, then-Captain Ben Marco, was knocked unconscious. Brokering the incident for political capital, Shaw eventually becomes a vice-presidential nominee, while Marco is haunted by dreams of what happened -- or didn't happen -- in Kuwait. As Marco (now a Major) investigates, the story begins to unravel, to the point where he questions if it happened at all. Is it possible the entire unit was kidnapped and brainwashed to believe Shaw is a war hero as part of a plot to seize the White House? Some very powerful people at Manchurian Global corporation appear desperate to stop him from finding out.


The Way of War (2008)

A paramilitary operative goes on a rampage after discovering a conspiracy to commit war.

[TelepesT]

Some world army and robotic soldiers stuff

New GIJOE Movie:

The story is set at Brussels-based GIJOE, an acronym for the Global Integrated Joint Operating Entity, and revolves around an international co-ed force of operatives who use high-tech equipment to battle Cobra, an evil org headed by a Scottish arms dealer.


Terminator 2:

When John learns that the T-1000 will likely copy Sarah and then kill her, he and the Terminator go to rescue her. Initially, Sarah is terrified by the Terminator, but after seeing it fight off the T-1000, she accepts that they need its help. As they escape the city, the Terminator tells her about the future of Skynet, the sentient computer that will destroy humans. He tells her about its creator, Miles Bennett Dyson (Joe Morton), who designs a learning computer that launches nuclear missiles to destroy most of humanity, an event referred to by the survivors as "Judgment Day".


Every movie ever done about Star Trek:

"As nearly as I can concentrate on the question today, I believe I am God; certainly you are, I think we intelligent beings on this planet are all a piece of God, are becoming God." Interview with Gene Roddenberry in "Star Trek Creator" by David Alexander, Roc, an imprint of Dutton Signet a division of Penguin Books New York, page 568, par 1

Strange New Worlds
The Humanist Philosophy of Star Trek http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/cri-jrnl/web/crj0147a.html


Babylon AD: Clones and Drones

Inside the train, Aurora asks about the Tigers and how even though the species went extinct in 2017, they're God's creation to which Toorop responds that they are 2nd generations clones (clones of clones) and that they're man made... Aurora responds that man was made by God and so man's creation is an extension of his...

the four of them take off on the snowmobiles and zooming across the arctic when they come across three polar bears that were shot dead... They realize that drone fighters scan the area and kill anything that moves... they're only 10 miles from the border city and so they make a run for it... during this intense chase, Aurora hops to the contacts snowmobile and Toorop tries to lure the drone fighters away... he is successful in destroying both drones but was hit in the process... the other snowmobile goes back to check on Toorop at Aurora's request and while she saves him (through her advanced brain, takes out the metal stuck in Toorop and bandages him)

[xTruthSeekerx]

star wars is anti nwo by the way sorry to bust your bubble

[username2]

star wars is anti nwo by the way sorry to bust your bubble

how do you know?

[xTruthSeekerx]

how do you know?

false flag terrorisim is exposed from a republic to a galatic empire its warning of nwo and anti nwo IMO

[TelepesT]

More military robots and drones:


Short Circuit - gay movie but look how similar this robot is to a new FosterMiller killer.



Number 5 is one of five prototype robots proposed for use by the U.S. military, although the scientists mainly responsible for creating them, Newton Graham Crosby, Ph.D. (Steve Guttenberg), and his East Indian partner Ben Jahveri (Fisher Stevens) are more interested in peaceful uses of their artificial intelligence, like playing musical instruments. A demonstration is under way in the grounds of the company that makes them and other robots, Nova Laboratories, in Damon, Washington. After a lightning storm shuts down the presentation of the prototypes, a power surge hits Number 5 while it is recharging and alters its program, causing a malfunction. An associated accident causes it to be taken outside company grounds and it wanders off, unable to communicate and not knowing where it is.


Way back amchine to this movie - Deal of the Century:

I cant find a pic of the drone - but i remember it goes crazy and starts shooting people

The movie begins auspiciously enough with a commercial poking fun at the arms industry, a promo for the Luckup Industries "Peacemaker," a pilotless fighter drone that promises to "preserve our way of life," with pictures of families and children in the background.

Then he meets Harold DeVoto (Wallace Shawn), a despondent sales rep for the Luckup Corporation, who is trying to peddle some "Peacemaker" drones to the country's President, General Arturo Cordosa (William Marquez);

[TelepesT]

star wars is anti nwo by the way sorry to bust your bubble

Are you freaking serious?

Each planet has one representative and then you get one vote for your planet in the Federation of Planets?

Sounds like NWO to me

[xTruthSeekerx]

Are you freaking serious?

Each planet has one representative and then you get one vote for your planet in the Federation of Planets?

Sounds like NWO to me

it was a republic and in ways spoke out against the bush administration too

[TelepesT]

Blade Runner - of course

Advances in genetic technology have allowed scientists to create sophisticated biologically-engineered humanoid beings called "replicants". Following a violent revolt that takes place "off world," replicants are declared illegal on Earth.
In Los Angeles, November 2019, Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) is called out of retirement when a fellow Blade Runner, Holden (Morgan Paull) is shot administering a Voight-Kampff test to Leon (Brion James), an escaped replicant. A reluctant Deckard is brought to his old boss Bryant (M. Emmet Walsh), who informs him that the recent escape of Nexus-6 replicants is the worst yet. He orders Deckard to eliminate the four replicants, a process referred to as "retirement". Deckard agrees to help after Bryant makes thinly-veiled threats – if Deckard is not a cop, then he is 'little people'.

Bryant briefs Deckard on the replicants: Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer), the leader, is a "combat model"; Leon Kowalski (Brion James) is a nuclear fuel loader; Zhora (Joanna Cassidy) is an assassin built for martial arts; and Pris (Daryl Hannah) is a "basic pleasure model". Bryant also explains that the Nexus-6 model has a four-year lifespan as a failsafe to prevent them from developing emotions and desire for independence. Deckard is then teamed with Gaff (Edward James Olmos) and sent to the Tyrell Corporation to ensure that the Voight-Kampff test works on Nexus-6 models. While there, Deckard discovers that Tyrell's (Joe Turkel) young assistant Rachael (Sean Young) is an experimental replicant who believes she is a human; Rachael's consciousness has been enhanced with implanted memories from Tyrell's niece, an accomplishment that Tyrell seems most pleased with.

[TelepesT]

Gattica:

In "the not-too-distant" future, where genetic engineering of humans is common and DNA plays the primary role in determining social class, Vincent (Ethan Hawke) is conceived and born without the aid of this technology. Suffering from the nearly eradicated physical dysfunctions of myopia and a congenital heart defect, as well as being given a life expectancy of 30.2 years, Vincent faces extreme genetic discrimination and prejudice. The only way he can achieve his life-long dream of becoming an astronaut is to break the law and impersonate a "valid", a person with appropriate genetic advantage.[4]

[TelepesT]

DUNE:

Four planets draw the attention of the Guild: Arrakis, a desert planet and only source of spice in the universe; Caladan, home of House Atreides; Giedi Prime, home of House Harkonnen; and Kaitain, home of the Emperor. The Guild, fearing a plot that might jeopardize spice production, sends a Navigator to demand an explanation from the Emperor, who confidentially shares his plans to destroy House Atreides. The popularity of Duke Leto Atreides has grown, and as Leto is suspected to be amassing a secret army using sound weapons called Weirding Modules, he is now a threat to the Emperor. Shaddam's plan is to give the Atreides control of Arrakis, replacing the Harkonnens, who at an appointed time would launch a sneak attack on the Atreides. Upon being informed of the plot, the Navigator commands the Emperor to kill the Duke's son, Paul Atreides, a young man who dreams prophetic visions of his purpose. The cryptic assassination order draws the attention of the Bene Gesserit sisterhood, as Paul Atreides is tied to their centuries-long breeding program in search of the superhuman Kwisatz Haderach.

The other books are full of Cloning - the Cloned Duncan Idaho - who gets cloned and recloned for the god emporer

[TelepesT]

Total Recall:

The story is set in the year 2084. Douglas Quaid is a construction worker who has been experiencing dreams about exploring the planet Mars with a sexy brunette. After seeing an ad from Rekall, a company that sells imaginary adventures by implanting false memories, he decides to buy a “vacation” on Mars from them, one in which he will take a vacation from himself by becoming a spy. Rekall calls it an “ego trip.” Before buying the vacation, Quaid is cautioned by a co-worker that Rekall is risky, and a memory implant failure “lobotomizes people,” in reference to failed memory implants which caused the recipients to suffer permanent brain damage. Quaid hesitates, but disregards this warning.

[Revolt426]

The Bourne Ultimatum... complete world wide spy grid and CIA Rogue OP's / Behavoir modification / Mind Control.

[national732]

   The Presidents Analyst:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUa3np4CKC4
                                     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcJP2qZ5UTM

   Logan's Run:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoKz-ilaZiA
                       http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Amt30_QVQ

   Network:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI5hrcwU7Dk

   The Skulls - Hard to find but interesting nonetheless.

   Gattaca:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7OYCmynrRU

   And of course... Spies Like Us:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl1FHUIWNzY

   

[TelepesT]

Demolition Man:


It is explained that anything deemed "bad for you" is now illegal, including alcohol, caffeine, contact sports, non-educational toys, meat, spicy and unhealthy food, table salt and tobacco. Firearms can only be seen in museums. Physical contact was recognized as causing the spread of disease and is now seen as unusual. "Sex" is no longer a physical act for the same reasons, and even kissing is not condoned. Instead, "Vir-Sex" is performed by using sex simulators worn on the participants' heads to replace physical intercourse. Procreation is carried out in a laboratory; abortion is illegal, but so is unlicensed pregnancy.

Have a Joy-Joy day

[AutomaticMan]

In the past two days I saw two shows that jumped out as NWO programming.
30 rock on thurs. was about the flu shot and how only the elite are able to get such special treatment

and on Monk it had environmentalists creating GMO foods...

[TelepesT]

Thanks For the Note, Can you find any more details on the shows?

Man, I really need to Update this thread,

I keep seeing the same agenda hinted at or acknowledged in a lot of TV shows and Movies

It seems like Full Spectrum Dominance , I mean really, Its every where!

[AutomaticMan]

Yeah, Alec Baldwin's character (CEO elitist type) was one of the few people in the office that was able to get a flu shot when there was a flu epidemic spreading around the workplace. Whereas we all know that the elite stay away from the shot.

And on Monk, Mr. Monk meets some Scientists that are super environmental. Solar powered homes, solar powered cars, health conscious and all that. But they worked on creating GMO foods like square tomatoes
and fast growing plants. The show implies that being well meaning environmentalist means you also gotta be on board with GMO.

[AutomaticMan]

oh and I'm tired of hearing "Carbon Footprint" thrown around television. Between shows and commercials it's freaking being pushed heavily

[DireWolf]

If you watch TV, or listen to main stream radio you are being subjected to overt and subliminal programming, no doubt about it.

[spookfu]

How much in your face does nwo(nazis) get when they put this sotero guy in there
with the name he changed to you know what(translate it and tell me if that isn't a faux messiah)..bailouts and the unamerican administration....?

anyone interested must read--Your Constitution ,,its time.



                                          God Bless Us All

[space86]

Do you think human cloning will happen in the next 20 years?

[TelepesT]

OBAMA just opened the door- His power knows no limit

[Dekionplexis]

Casino Royale - Bond gets an RFID chip.

Also in Quantum of Solace, the elite are attending an opera/ceremony. On stage is a huge all-seeing eye.

[chowder]

Hulu.com

http://www.hulu.com/watch/58538/hulu-tv-ads-alec-in-huluwood
http://www.hulu.com/watch/62807/hulu-tv-ads-seths-giggity-goo
http://www.hulu.com/watch/58579/hulu-tv-ads-elizas-a-doll

[portuguese anarchist]

I suspect this ones to have been made with the objective of "conditioning", as Alex says, people to something that is coming.


"WW 3"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290102/

I remember seeing this movie in 2003 and finding the coincidences quite disturbing. The story is about an attempt of biological attack in the United States. At some point in the movie they strangely mention Iraq and at another name Osama bin Laden as a prime suspect behind the attack. The movie ends with a frightening message saying that is not a question of if but when there is going to be a biological attack, naming some, now "axis of evil", countries as possible sources. I researched about it and found out that the movie had been shown on FOX in (the first-half, I think, of) 2001, *before* the anthrax attacks, after a strange at-the-last-minute postponement of it's first exhibition.




"Dark Angel" (TV series)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0204993/

I remember this TV series quite well. Since I have this thing for dark-skinned women and the main actress is Jessica Alba. The action takes role in a post-apocalyptic society that has been the victim of an electro-magnetic "pulse" that destroyed the electrical and computer infrastructure, leaving the United States at a Third World society level, with parts of the city of Seattle, where it takes place, closed because no one lives there anymore. The heroin of the story is a super-human so-called "transgenic", that has a very simple job, and that is the product of the experiments of a corporation called "Manticore". In the plot, she has escaped her captive corporation's camp and since then is continuously trying to free fellow transgenic comrades, with different distinguishing characteristics, all of them tagged with a bar code tattooed behind their neck. They would always show the bar code the heroin has on her neck at the introduction of every episode, probably has a special "cool" thing she has. The characters in the series are too a great extent "braindead" and don't react to outrageous police abuse and sociopathic behavior they see around them. I suppose that's also the "cool" thing to do. One of the main characters is a guy who just anonymously denounces the evils of society from his HQ without ever making contact with the people he is trying to reach. Not a trace of any "activism" in here, apart from some direct actions, from the supposedly revolted persons.
Resuming, there are transgenic people walking around with identifying codes in their bodies they can't get rid of, a very powerful corporation seriously involved is genetic engineering, society has been depopulated and leveled to a Third World status after some sort of catastrophic event and everyone seems to have a very basic set of morals and intelligence. Now why does that remind me of something?


Also, I remember another TV series - that passed in a Bilderberg-owned TV channel here in Portugal called "SIC Radical", whose target-audience are young people and which is the most stupidifying channel available around here - called "Jeremiah" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290966/) where the main character played by a white-skinned male actor named Luke Perry tries to survive in a dog-eat-dog jungle Third World United States after "a deadly virus has wiped out most of humanity". But this one I didn't bother checking it out.

[Joseon]

Equilibrium (2002):

Christian Bale, Taye Diggs, Emily Watson

One of the finer movies in recent years.



At the end of World War III, the world fell under the control of Father and the Tetragrammaton: a government that outlaws all forms of art and emotion. Citizens are forced to take drugs(prozium) that eliminate emotions. However, "Sense Offenders": citizens who resist the laws and operate underground are continually at war with the Tetragrammaton. John Preston is a Cleric, an elite super-soldier who's mission is to hunt down and eliminate Sense Offenders with the help of a ruthless police force. One day, Preston accidentally breaks his morning dose of emotion suppressant drug and begins to feel. Soon, he begins sympathizing with the Sense Offenders and begins to understand the beauty of feeling... A beauty that the government, in which Preston spent his life serving, would like to see destroyed. Written by redcommander27

 

[portuguese anarchist]

"The Siege"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133952/

"The secret US abduction of a suspected terrorist leads to a wave of terrorist attacks in New York that lead to the declaration of martial law."
Troops in the streets, people being imprisoned in concentration camps, etc. Again, no one reacts and just look at things with a feeling of "awe". My favorite line in the movie is when the main character screams "I want to rumble every trap, hole, market, community center, every student organization that has ever said a bad word about this country"(!).


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In case, anyone doesn't know about it, there's a movie version of "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087803/).

And Paul Joseph Watson wrote an interesting article about some recent Hollywood movies: http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/november2007/271107_endgame_zeitgeist.htm.

And concerning some previously mentioned ones, something that some of you might have noticed, at least in part:

"It is described as a pastiche of "escape-from-dystopia" science fiction films of the 1960s and 1970s such as Fahrenheit 451, THX 1138, Parts: The Clonus Horror, and Logan's Run."
--- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Island_(2005_film)

"Although the script is original, major influence from speculative books such as Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World", George Orwell's "1984", Yevgeny Zamyatin's "We", and Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" is evident throughout the movie. The conditioning and drugging of the population to suppress feelings is similar to "Brave New World". The authoritarian and consistent monitoring of the population hearkens back to "1984" and the mandated destruction of books and art is reminiscent of "Fahrenheit 451".
"Other references to notable science fiction include "Logan's Run", "The Matrix", "Blake's 7", "Metropolis", "Gattaca" and the final close up of Christian Bale's eye is an obvious homage to the opening shot of "Blade Runner"."
--- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equilibrium_(film)

[TelepesT]

More and more and more

Bee Movie -

Watch this movie, After the Bee (insect) sues the human race and wins

The gov thugs start beating people for using honey in their foods, totally insane

[centexan]

I don't watch TV, but a few days ago I was walking past a set at about 6pm Central Time and caught the beginning of a show on the Sci-Fi channel.  Didn't sound like a movie, sounded like a TV series.  I glanced at the screen and saw some futuristic Stargate type stuff and moved on.  But I heard a few lines of dialogue.  There was a meeting of some governing council and they said they were going to have to take some kind of action because of the "useless feeders" about to revolt.  Something like that.  I shook my head and moved on.

A few days later I asked the people who'd been watching the show about it, and they couldn't recall any details, not even the name of the show.  I filled them in on Prince Phillip and Ted Turner's comments and views on useless feeders, and gave them the short course in eugenics.  They were stunned.  They believed me too.  They'll never watch TV the same way again...well, not for about forty seconds.

I saw this thread and tried to do a search of the Sci-Fi channel's listings, but I'm not sure.  I think it was a Stargate episode, and it might have been this one:

04/10/2009 06:00 pm Stargate Sg-1 (season 10) - Line In The Sand

I got that from the Sci-Fi Channel page here:

http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc0904.htm

I heard something about training someone to send on a mission, and that's all.  Maybe someone with knowledge of the show can track down the episode.  They were actually discussing what to do with the "useless feeders" as the episode opened.

Wish I could be more help, but I'd rather eat glass than watch TV nowadays.

[AutomaticMan]

Man! I just watched a  Law and Order Psi-Op. The episode pushed force vaccinations heavily! Saying you don't belong in society if you don't vaccinate.  What perfect timing too! They even had an amish person in it that died because of disease but they never mentioned how Amish don't get autism!

[scubadiverbambi1]

You forgot the most recent, Watchmen.

[TelepesT]

You forgot the most recent, Watchmen.

Please add synopsis

[TelepesT]

AEON FLUX - great movie

Set against the 2011 virus that kills 99% of the world's populace, and in the last city on Earth, Bregna, the survivors, some four hundred years later, in the year 2415, are continuing to live in the Goodchild dynasty, the name of the scientist who developed its cure. All is not well in this utopia and it is not what lies beyond its high walls that protects its citizens from the never ending jungle but what unspoken, unwritten taboo that holds and binds these unfortunates' together that lies within these walls of paranoia, conformity and unquestionable obedience. Filmed in and around Berlin, ironically, this is a story set against a totalitarian state, a walled city, where its peoples are no longer capable of reproducing, and its sinister and most secret plot of how it sustains life. Æon Flux is the assassin that has been assigned by the underground rebels to change the course of Mankind, forever. This is the story of her fight for justice, freedom and revenge

[portuguese anarchist]

"Enemy of the State"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120660/

The surveillance society. The NSA super spy grid. Killing politicians who don't go along with the police state and people who know too much. Government hiring of criminals to do the dirty work. Passing laws that take away your (electronic) privacy and naming them "protection of privacy" (just like they did here in Europe post-9/11!). The characters in the movie debate a little the liberty for security exchange issue and the movie ends saying that there's no problem with living in a police state surveillance society as long as there is proper "monitoring" of the state activity by the state itself. Also, the "good guys" in the plot also use the surveillance techniques on the "bad guys", therefore legitimizing it's use. But a most interesting part in the movie (and this is why I checked the film, because I heard Alex mentioning it once on it's radio show) is when the "good guys" get access to the head "bad guy's" profile. In other profile searches in the movie, no dates are mentioned, but in this one they mention the birth date. The date: 9/11/40. (Is this an allegory for the birth of the surveillance society?) Might be just a coincidence, but it's an interesting one.

[portuguese anarchist]

"The Running Man"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093894/

This one I also checked because it was mentioned at prisonplanet.com. I'll just post the text shown at the introduction. I guess you can find more information about it on the IMDb link, and other sites, if you're curious to know more about the plot.
"By 2017 the world economy has collapsed. Food, natural resources and oil are in short supply. A police state, divided into paramilitary zones, rules with an iron hand.
"Television is controlled by the state and a sadistic game show called 'The Running Man' has become the most popular program in History. All art, music and communications are censored. No dissent is tolerated and yet a small resistance movement has managed to survive underground.
"When high-tech gladiators are not enough to suppress the people's yearning for freedom...
"...More direct methods become necessary."