The only way that the 99% can defeat the 1%, is with "group-funding". It is necessary that the 99% all co-operate with each other. The rulers of empires have used an age old war strategy referred to as divide and conquer. It is a requirement that they first divide the masses before they can defeat them. It has always been an easy task to divide; and it is especially easy when the 1% controls the media.
Group-funding is a new trend where strangers can see an idea on the internet and then contribute money to that idea so it actually happens. The reason that the masses are still using primitive methods of energy like fossil fuels, is because there is a disgustingly wealthy 1% making sure that the fossil fuel industry remains the continued practice. If the 99% had control, then we would already be using modern, renewable methods that already exist.
Having control of the media is vital to their [the 1%] continued success. With control of the media, they can pass on false knowledge to a very trusting audience, and more importantly, they can keep the their audience so occupied that the real world is never even considered. Destruction of this planet is viewed as a collateral damage of living that cannot be changed. It can be changed however, and hopefully this happens quite soon. If it doesn't happen soon, then we will miss our chance at survival as a species.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Friday, April 3, 2015
"Reality" Television
The following record is from a meeting of the creative heads at the corporation that controls all of the different broadcast television networks.
It is possibly complete fiction. The facts are yet to be confirmed.
11/Jan/2009
Transcript of the Meeting
John - We have to transform our current programming to adapt to this new economy.
We have to appeal to the new class of poverty that was created.
Margaret - I don't think we can just create a model of programming that relates to everyone, John.
John - Margaret, go pack your things, you're fired.
Smeevles - Sir, I put together some notes of the ways we can penetrate this new market.
John - Go on
Smeevles - One way would be to create shows about storage lockers where "regular folk" go and purchase lockers that were left vacant by evicted renters. Then the regular folk go and count all their new acquired treasures and we state how much money they made off of the purchase. Also, we can put this on our History channel, because they are finding old stuff.
John - Okay, that is a bit of a stretch to say that this is History related, but that's golden. Many possibilities of spin off shows with that. What else have you got?
Smeevles, nervously looking through his notes, excitedly explains his next idea.
Smeevles - This one is easy. We create several different cooking shows that are all competitions. Our numbers say that cooking shows only appeal to 15% of viewers, but competition shows appeal to 80%.
John - That's good. I like these. "Reality" television is cheap. Anything else?
Smeevles - I have an idea for our Criminal Investigation channel. First, we do a show where Cops are looking for ghosts. After that, we can do unlimited ghost shows where everyday citizens are looking for ghosts, because we already broke the ice with our initial show.
John - Genius, Smeevles. We'll keep you around for a bit longer.
Smeevles - Thank you sir.
John - Alright, that covers The Food Network, CI, and History channel. We will have another meeting next week to figure out the rest of the channels.
It is possibly complete fiction. The facts are yet to be confirmed.
11/Jan/2009
Transcript of the Meeting
John - We have to transform our current programming to adapt to this new economy.
We have to appeal to the new class of poverty that was created.
Margaret - I don't think we can just create a model of programming that relates to everyone, John.
John - Margaret, go pack your things, you're fired.
Smeevles - Sir, I put together some notes of the ways we can penetrate this new market.
John - Go on
Smeevles - One way would be to create shows about storage lockers where "regular folk" go and purchase lockers that were left vacant by evicted renters. Then the regular folk go and count all their new acquired treasures and we state how much money they made off of the purchase. Also, we can put this on our History channel, because they are finding old stuff.
John - Okay, that is a bit of a stretch to say that this is History related, but that's golden. Many possibilities of spin off shows with that. What else have you got?
Smeevles, nervously looking through his notes, excitedly explains his next idea.
Smeevles - This one is easy. We create several different cooking shows that are all competitions. Our numbers say that cooking shows only appeal to 15% of viewers, but competition shows appeal to 80%.
John - That's good. I like these. "Reality" television is cheap. Anything else?
Smeevles - I have an idea for our Criminal Investigation channel. First, we do a show where Cops are looking for ghosts. After that, we can do unlimited ghost shows where everyday citizens are looking for ghosts, because we already broke the ice with our initial show.
John - Genius, Smeevles. We'll keep you around for a bit longer.
Smeevles - Thank you sir.
John - Alright, that covers The Food Network, CI, and History channel. We will have another meeting next week to figure out the rest of the channels.
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