Subliminal Manipulation

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INTRODUCTION

Subliminal perception is a deliberate process created by communication technicians, whereby you receive and respond to information and instructions without being aware of it. Messages in the form of printed words, pictures or voices presented either very rapidly or very obscurely bypass your conscious awareness. Anything consciously perceived can be evaluated, criticized, discussed, argued, and possibly rejected. Anything programmed subliminally to your subconsciousness meets no resistance. This subliminal information is stored in your brain and capable of influencing your judgment, behavior and attitudes.

The use of subliminal techniques in print communication media has been going on in the United States at least since the World War I period. For example, Norman Rockwell's first cover on The Saturday Evening Post during 1917 incorporated embedded SEXes. Whenever an embedded word or picture accidentally became consciously visible, the readers would pass it off as a joke, an accident, or a product of their imaginations.

Serious commercial experiments with subliminal messaging were conducted in the mid 50-s. On June 22, 1956, the British Broadcasting Corporation experimented with projecting subliminal images on television. Pictures were flashed on the screen too quickly to be seen consciously, but they did make an impression on the subconscious. The BBC experiment was followed by experiments by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Mexico's Televisa commercial TV and radio network, US TV station WTWO in Bangor and many more.

Experiments were not limited to television. In 1958, radio station WAAF in Chicago broadcast "subaudible" commercials. Seattle's KOL broadcast hardly audible taped messages "below" the music played by its disc jockeys. "How about a cup of coffee?" was one, and "Someone's at the door" was another. On December 8, 1972, The New York Times reported that In-Flight Motion Pictures, Inc. would begin selling subliminal commercials embedded in the movies they would distribute to all the major airlines. Supermarkets across the country are reducing theft an average 30 to 50 percent by broadcasting subliminal messages such as "I will not steal" and "We are watching you". Stimutech, Inc. of East Lansing, Michigan markets a computer video system that flashes subliminal messages on your television while you watch the regular programming. Subliminal messages are prepared by teams of psychologists who use Freudian ideas to change the thinking patterns and behavior of the viewer.
The most known experiment with subliminal messaging was conducted by a marketing researcher and psychologist James Vicary in 1957 during the presentation of the movie Picnic. Every 5 seconds the words "Hungry? Eat popcorn. Drink Coca Cola" were projected for 0.003 seconds. That is extremely fast. What you see in the picture on the left, for example, flashes for 0.04 seconds. Sales of popcorn and Coke in that New Jersey theater increased 57.8 percent and 18.1 percent respectively. Numerous scientific researches following these experiments confirmed beyond any doubt that subliminal messaging works. When advertising industry and government agencies understood the potential of subliminal messaging they started investing millions in developing and perfecting of subliminal techniques, which can be used not only for marketing, but also for propaganda and mind control. In 1962 Vicary suddenly confesses that he fabricated the results of his experiment... Why would someone discredit himself in such a way and lose his dignity and credibility? It's obvious that he was paid to do so by those who use subliminal messages to manipulate you. Remember the quote from "Usual Suspect" : The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist... That's exactly the trick they are trying to pull, I.E. convincing the world that subliminal technique does not work. And they did a pretty good job. There are so many people that refuse to believe that a secret technology which modifies behavior invisibly, channels basic value systems, manages human motives and drives them into pathological behaviors in the interest of certain power structures has been in existence and widespread use for decades if not more. They will call you crazy if you'll dare to say anything like that and yet subliminal messages are being bombarded at you continuously throughout the day, through books, movies, magazines, television, radio and music. Every major newspaper, every poster, every magazine in America have subliminal messages embedded in them.

So how can something that we don't notice affect our behavior? Well, unheeded doesn't mean unseen. Let us first understand how our perception works. As you know, our mind consists of two interacting parts: conscious and subconscious. The subconscious part of mind operates below the level of conscious awareness, it controls reflexes, automatic functions and handles the processing and storing of incoming information. Subconsciousness is able to process 20,000 bits of information simultaneously, while consciousness can deal only with 7 ± 2 bits of information at the same time.

Instead of the simplistic five senses of Aristotle—sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell— there are at least thirty-seven known, differentiated sensory inputs into the brain. All of the information picked by these senses is sent to the brain and absorbed by the subconsciousness, however, only very concrete and relevant data is passed to the conscious mind after it has been processed and reduced. All the rest remains ignored. A good example of this is the Cocktail Party Effect : You can talk with a friend in a crowded party and still listen and understand what he says even if the place is very noisy. You can simultaneously ignore what another nearby person is saying, but if someone over the other side of the room suddenly mentiones your name, you notice that sound and respond to it immediately. Not only that your name immediately triggers your attention, you usualy are aware of the entire sentence it has came in. From this experience we can learn that our brain records everything that takes place around us. Interesting that certain words like SEX, BLOOD, DEATH, FUCK and such have the same effect in triggering your attention as your name.
So, only the information considered as "relevant" goes to the consciousness. Non essential information, short or vague stimuli are stored in the subconscious without reaching our awareness. Important to stress that they are NOT discarded, but stored. E V E R Y T H I N G you have ever experienced in your life, from every stranger's face you have ever glanced at in a crowd to every spider web you gazed at as a child, can be retrieved from your memory by hypnosis or by electrical stimulation of the brain cells in temporal lobes. Hence whatever was subliminally put into your brain will stay there forever and in the right circumstances will trigger the right reaction in you. That is not being said that subliminal messages determine your reaction in an inexorable manner. The accepted opinion is that subliminal messages rather strengthen, accelerate and reinforce reactions in persons who are ALREADY PREDISPOSED to the subject of the message. But I guess one can't be sure.

The most common subliminal message is S E X.

Screenshot from Clone High (E09)

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Screenshot from House (S06E05)

Harry Potter and the Half-blood prince

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Since almost all people have a strong affinity to sex, a sexual subliminal message would be the most effective one. Embedded on a certain product it's supposed to trigger viewers attention, emotions and stir up affinity in him toward the product. Unfortunately, as you're going to see for yourself, this principle has been heavily misused, abused and misapplied. Blatant sexuality on the verge of pornography can be easily found in public advertising, family movies, cartoons and children products.

The famous Farrah Fawcett’s “SEX” in the hair:

This poster had been one of the major urban legends of the late 70s. It was always puzzling why this image in particular became incredibly popular (over 12 millions copies sold). After all, there were plenty of other posters of scantily clad attractive young women.

The word SEX in print media is usually embedded into hair, creases in clothing, facial lines, or rough background surfaces. Often some noise added to disguise it, like in the House snapshot, or it can be spelled as "ssex" or "sexx", etc.

Letter-looking patterns can naturally occur in such mediums. An artist usually looks for these patterns and starts from there. For example in the following Jantzen ad the letter "X" is already formed by the stitches of the man's shirt. Then the shadow of his hand was modified a bit to look like an "E" and the letter "S"—purportedly a water ripple—was lightly painted in the gap under his arm.

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Another technique is to write numerous SEXes in interweaving mosaic-like manner on a transparent overlay which can be superimposed onto any photograph at any intensity level desired. So in the next image there are many transparent words SEX written all over her face: forehead, lips, hair, chin etc. That's besides the crown concealing the word SEX in its design.

The Inhabited Island 2. On the 8th minute of the movie slowly moving camera focuses on a wall for about 10 seconds. Quite bluntly the word SEX is etched in the stone. The family picture nearby serves as a camouflage for another word SEX. This is just one of many instances throughout the movie. Ironically, the storyline revolves around ruling elite using covert mind control means to manipulate population for their own designs and here we are: the movie makers use covert mind control means to manipulate the viewer for their own designs.

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Another interesting technique is embedding of anamorphic images—kind of what you see when you look into a funny mirror at an amusement park or into a shiny coffee pot at home. These distorted, often grotesque images serve as a decoy for the real message which can be hidden within the ground (foliage, flowers, landscapes, reflections in bottles, ice cubes, symbols, and so forth). Although it is not consciously obvious, it may very well be obvious to our subconsciousness and recorded there.
A surprisingly large amount of subliminal death symbolism is also utilized—skulls hidden in ice cubes, clouds, etc., the word DEATH or DETH often hidden in backgrounds.
During the evolutionary development of humans, subliminal perceptions were certainly involved with survival and adjustment. Creative innovators such as artists, poets, writers and composers have utilized man's subliminal potentialities for many centuries. In at least one Rembrandt painting, for example, a hidden SEX appears (spelled as seks in Dutch). Paintings of Monet are also abundant with it.

The ability to see subliminal embeds can be developed and perfected. As in anything else, the more you do it, the better you get. I suggest you to take this fun test to see how perceptive you are and train your vision to see subliminal messages.

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SEXUAL LOGOS

Phallic symbols and sexual references are very prevalent in logo design. People usually regard such logos as a mistake, accident, or bad design and make fun of their "stupid" creators, but again, folks, this is all intentional and carefully premeditated.

Druker Company's logo

DICK Clark

Finally it burst:

The inscription in Hebrew says "special treatment and education".

As you can see, this touching logo implies a quite special treatment to their students...

The flaming match can be perceived as a vagina with clitoris when turned upside-down:

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Kudawara Pharmacy

The Kappa logo. Click image.

French Connection UK

Instituto de Estudos Orientais

The word "virgin" has a sexual connotation by itself, but to make sure you won't miss it they also hid the word "sex" within the logo design. Click the image if you don't see it.

It's much more evident in the Chicago White Sox logo:

This one was purchased by the Office of Government Commerce, a department of Her Majesty’s Treasury in England, for 28000$
Tool's early logo

I admit that some examples here could be accidental, but could all of them be?

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What you just saw was a pair of heels.

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Clone High series, "Raisin the Stakes" episode.

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This one is not supposed to be subliminal but it gives you a good example of what can be done.

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MILF is an acronym describing a sexually attractive middle-aged woman and it stands for "Mother I'd Like to F*ck". Spirit Airlines of course claimed that their M.I.L.F. campaign is just a coincidence and that Spirit’s senior vice president of pricing is a British citizen who is unfamiliar with the MILF terminology and that the company is not trying to offend customers and blah blah blah. You're going to see right away that they are pathetic liars. Look at the the model: she is relatively not that young and fits perfectly the definition of a MILF.

Now take a look at this screenshot of a flash banner from their website.

Just as the flash starts running for fraction of a second the islands look like a seductive silhouette of reclining woman:

And then it quickly turns into this:

Here's a proof that Spirit Airlines fabricate their dull slogans with one and only purpose of creating sexual innuendo:

If you reed only bold letters you get "Muff Diving". Muff is a slang word for a vagina and "muff diving" is a term for cunnilingus. Just an innocent coincidence, eh? How about this one:

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The prices are so f*cking low!

Jizz festival?

If you're not familiar with a slang word "jizz" it means sperm and "jizz festival"

is used to describe a gathering of male homosexuals or a group masturbation.

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Here's a fun test to check how perceptive you are. The following images are from the"Subtle Changes" contest that took place at www.worth1000.com. Something is subtlety altered in these images, see if you can find what it is. Subliminal messages use exactly the same principles based on creating of dissonant compositions and embedding of hidden words and imagery. So if you you can see what was altered in these images you will also be able to see subliminal messages. If you can't see anything unusual click images to get answers.

Hint: I think somebody waz here.

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Here are some more images I've found on the web.

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Subliminals in Politics

The word SEX is frequently hidden in political propaganda, advertisements, and television and motion-picture frames. The simple three-letter symbol, usually invisible to consciousness, appears instantly perceivable at the unconscious level.

In the 1976 congressional election campaigns in Virginia's 10th District, SEX embeds were discovered in the campaign literature of all candidates except one who could not afford to hire an advertising agency. When a charge was made against the use of subliminal devices in campaign literature, the press around the Washington area generally rallied to the support of the candidates who had used the advertising agencies. Everyone was aghast at the audacious charge one newspaper referred to as a "sex hoax" campaign gimmick. Though many Virginia journalists privately admitted they could clearly perceive the embeds, they still claimed in print the whole idea of subliminal perception being used in an election campaign far too bizarre to be plausible. Yet these embedding techniques have been used in every political campaign of any magnitude in the United States and Canada for at least fifty years, if not much, much longer. SEX embeds can even be designed into campaign buttons.

This photo of George W. Bush has a multiply words "sex" and "obey" embedded subliminally on his face:

The words KILL, PAIN, and FEAR are usually reserved for hostile political leaders. For example on this notorious Time magazine cover from 12.21.1981 the colonel Gaddafi has "SEX" and "KILL" written on his face.

After the ZooTV negative words started appearing on the face of the U2 band leader - Bono.

Most of the major pop artists are merely tools promoting someone's else agenda, whether they know it or not. They don't write their music, or their lyrics, or select their songs - someone else does it for them. And since the folks whose agenda is being promoted here are also in charge of the entertainment industry they give it the necessary push to get it to the top. Think of the current number 1 hit, movie or book. Is it really that good? Most likely somebody's just trying to spread his message to the masses. We all have seen what happens when a successful artist starts using his music to highlight important political issues, like Bono with his Zoo TV or Michael Jackson with his "They don't care about us" and other eco protest songs.

Subliminal sex embeds can be found in the pictures of the British conspiracist David Icke.

Rik Clay, a young conspiracies researcher (RIP) also has subliminal sex embeds in his images.

The famous "RATS" subliminal message that was used in Bush campaign in the 2000 election. It was flashed over a Gore prescription drug proposal. The excuse was that "RATS" it's just a part of the word "BUREAUCRATS". Click the image to watch video.

Now, dear reader, you have to understand that the word RATS was supposed to be noticed. The only purpose of it was to create an impression of real fight where Democrats and Republicans pull dirty tricks on each other. In reality, Bush and Al Gore represent the same entity and have the same force standing behind them. They are just different masks on the same face that give you an illusion of choice. No matter who you vote for, the government always gets in. So in 2004 campaign Bush seemingly was "fighting" Kerry but in fact, both belong to a satanic secret society "Skull and Bones". Watch the video where they both admit it.

US presidential elections, 2008. The Republican candidate John McCain popped up behind logo alongside his wife Cindy during opening theme in Fox news.

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France, presidential elections, 1988. Subliminal picture of President François Mitterrand appeared for several consecutive days in the title sequence of French national television daily news show.

The 2000 elections in Spain. As soon as the leader of People's Party (PP) appears on the screen the TV station logo is replaced with the inscription "Màs PP," (Most People's Party), while in the background appear words' pension ',' employment ',' health ',' progress', 'Europe', 'education', etc. Not so subtle but quite manipulative nevertheless.

During the 1986 World Cup right after the Spanish national team scored a goal and enthusiasm of the fans was at the peak the abbreviation PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) appeared for an instant.

Here's an attempt to portray Obama in the media as some kind of saint or savior:

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TV and mind control

T.V., is it the reflector or the director?
Does it imitate us or do we imitate it?

CNN ESPN ABC TNT but mostly B.S.
Apathetic therapeutic and extremely addictive
The methadone metronome pumping out
150 channels 24 hours a day
you can flip through all of them
and still there's nothing worth watching
T.V. is the reason why less than 10 percent
of our nation read books daily
Why most people think Central America means Kansas
Socialism means unamerican and
Apartheid is a new headache remedy

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Watching television creates an altered state of consciousness, because the television screen, while appearing static, actually flickers. The human brain has a tendency to change its brainwaves frequency towards the frequency of a dominant external stimulus. Thus the frequency of flickering synchronizes your brainwaves to the frequency of alpha-state—a state of "daydreaming" where you are the most receptive to mental programming. The same phenomena happens while you listen to music. Music, as every form of sound, has certain frequency, which will tune your brainwaves to it.

Television is a number one mind controlling device which has infiltrated nearly every household in the world in a disguise of entertainment medium. While your mind is being distracted by whatever is on TV, extremely fast changing images and subaudible signals introduce messages and commands to your subconsciousness. Hypnotic mind control - this is the only reason that television was created for. It doesn't really matter what channel or program you watch, (even Discovery or National Geographic channels) it programs your mind. They even tell you what they are doing - a TV program. Just think about the word "program".
It is estimated that an average North American child spends about 11,000 hours in classrooms through grammar, junior high, and senior high schools. During this same period, however, the child will receive over 25,000 hours of TV loaded with subliminal techniques.

Check out this short video with David Icke talking about TV:

Here is a couple of famous subliminal TV commercials :

The popular "RATS" subliminal message that was used in Bush campaign in the 2000 election. It was flashed over a Gore prescription drug proposal. The excuse was that "RATS" it's just a part of the word "BUREAUCRATS".Click the image to watch video.

The purpose of this bogus "subliminal" ad was to promote the show by making headlines in the media. They've got press coverage on this they couldn't buy for a million dollars. Like in the RATS example it was supposed to be noticed. Real tachistoscopic displays are much much shorter.

Subliminal hidden message in KFC snacker commercial: