3 Responses to Total Breakdown of The Media’s Use of NLP & Mind Control

1. Jennifer Murdock says:

   April 23, 2016 at 4:33 pm

   Awesome dissection of this Hannity guy. Faux news isn't news. Thank you for the excellent revealing of this crapola they're trying to control us all with. I hope this professor can use this so called 'interview' in his class. Those 'news' anchors are actually very creepy looking too. Who believes faux news anyway? Awesome video, thank you!!

   Just trying to distract and disinform.

   Glad we don't watch the boob tube anymore…..

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2. Christine says:

   April 14, 2016 at 11:30 pm

   A very similar tactics of 'communication' can be used on every single computer, via interface of 'responses' following specific search after certain topics!!

   That's why such a power in 'education' of wide ranges of people, for example by google… So pity, people do not go back to books, for searching and looking for the answers, on their own.

   It is getting even worse. Almost identical tactics is used in scientific circles, groups collaborating in science(!!??), in order to 'push' certain ideas ONLY. I'm talking from experience in macromolecular crystallography, in talks about certain 'facts, ideas, suggestions' which will always end up, in final purpose of those, who lead the agenda (like push for GMO's!!). 

   And outside of science, how does a talk with parent and child really frequently looks like? How frequently the child has just one option, to listen, only.

   In all these examples, there is one common denominator: the lack of respect, the push for one's own authority, only, the lack of love.

   That's why 'one world order'…

    

    

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3. Michel B says:

   March 2, 2016 at 1:29 am

   NLP can only work on the unconscious or 'partly' conscious.

   NLP can be used with good or bad intentions.

   The above clip is a great lesson in the abuse of NLP. I very much like the way the narrator picks it to pieces.

   Akin to this, a very good book to read is 'Death Sentence: The Decay of Public Language' by Don Watson. 

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