Television is one of the greatest tools man ever invented as a vehicle of behaviour modification.
Over the past sixty years, television has reached into homes and fashioned the minds of people to believe in what they are seeing as valuable information or entertainment.
Television is a world of fantasy and make-believe, yet presented in such a way that people do not think that it is either fantasy or make-believe. In fact, most people do not think when watching television: they simply watch and receive information and images.
And television became an addiction. The more we watch, the more we want to watch. The more we see, the more we want to see. One TV is not enough. A large screen needs to be larger. High definition is not only needed, but is a requirement to feed our addiction with more potent injections.
If television news says so, then it must be true.
If politicians say so on television, then it must be true.
If a minister, preacher, or priest has a television program, then his words must be true.
If a movie star endorces a product, then you need that product.
If television says the world will end on 12-21-12, then you had better get busy! Build a shelter. Store food and water, flashlights and batteries. Make sure your cell phone is charged. And oh! Don't forget to purchase a survival mask.
Fear. Fun. Fantasy. Make-believe. Truth without question.
Lions, and tigers, and bears. Oh, my!
Lions, and tigers, and bears. Oh, my!
Haven't we seen this before?
No, this is a new production, never-before-seen on television. This is reality TV.
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles produced a live radio program, The War of the Worlds, which was about a Martian invasion of the earth, designed as an emergency news broadcast, and millions of people across the United States were scared to death! They had been deceived by a well-known star and they believed his words were true. The radio program produced confusion.
How much more are people deceived by the power of the images of television than by radio?
In the future, the Antichrist will be viewed on televisions around the world and people will believe that he is the messiah returning to earth.
This, then, is the evidence that people of the earth do not know the difference between truth and lies. They are confused. Mass hysteria will be produced and people will fall on their knees and worship the image of Antichrist on television because they do not know the truth.
This event will also be the evidence of the behaviour modification of people by the power of television. The minds of people have been programmed to believe the message of the programmers.
Therefore, if you desire to know truth, go to the Holy Bible. But if you desire make-believe and fantasy, stay tuned. Your program will be shown, in its entirety, after a brief commercial message from one of our sponsers.
Over the past sixty years, television has reached into homes and fashioned the minds of people to believe in what they are seeing as valuable information or entertainment.
Television is a world of fantasy and make-believe, yet presented in such a way that people do not think that it is either fantasy or make-believe. In fact, most people do not think when watching television: they simply watch and receive information and images.
And television became an addiction. The more we watch, the more we want to watch. The more we see, the more we want to see. One TV is not enough. A large screen needs to be larger. High definition is not only needed, but is a requirement to feed our addiction with more potent injections.
If television news says so, then it must be true.
If politicians say so on television, then it must be true.
If a minister, preacher, or priest has a television program, then his words must be true.
If a movie star endorces a product, then you need that product.
If television says the world will end on 12-21-12, then you had better get busy! Build a shelter. Store food and water, flashlights and batteries. Make sure your cell phone is charged. And oh! Don't forget to purchase a survival mask.
Fear. Fun. Fantasy. Make-believe. Truth without question.
Lions, and tigers, and bears. Oh, my!
Lions, and tigers, and bears. Oh, my!
Haven't we seen this before?
No, this is a new production, never-before-seen on television. This is reality TV.
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles produced a live radio program, The War of the Worlds, which was about a Martian invasion of the earth, designed as an emergency news broadcast, and millions of people across the United States were scared to death! They had been deceived by a well-known star and they believed his words were true. The radio program produced confusion.
How much more are people deceived by the power of the images of television than by radio?
In the future, the Antichrist will be viewed on televisions around the world and people will believe that he is the messiah returning to earth.
This, then, is the evidence that people of the earth do not know the difference between truth and lies. They are confused. Mass hysteria will be produced and people will fall on their knees and worship the image of Antichrist on television because they do not know the truth.
This event will also be the evidence of the behaviour modification of people by the power of television. The minds of people have been programmed to believe the message of the programmers.
Therefore, if you desire to know truth, go to the Holy Bible. But if you desire make-believe and fantasy, stay tuned. Your program will be shown, in its entirety, after a brief commercial message from one of our sponsers.
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