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the world. It's time I'm for a special edition of
The Fact Hunter as we begin part one of Exposing
the Matrix. And today we're going to be talking about
the layers of control and influence and spiritual deception and
layer one, which is really that media and information control.
Now this series right now, I have it slated to
run twelve weeks. We're going to be talking about entertainment
and cultural programming, the financial matrix, government and political power,
the war machine, education and the doctrination, technology and surveillance,
pharmaceutical and medical power, religion and the counterfeit church, the
psychological matrix, the occult and spiritual layer. And finally, how
do we break free from the matrix repentance, the truth, discernment, courage,
renewing the mind. And again, you have to have an
answer for these things, and in many cases, on the surface,
it's much simpler than people believe it. But the problem
is we can't get people to tonight because they do
such a good job of their divide and conquer scheme.
So let's get into part one. Today, most people still
believe the media exists to inform the public. And we
saw that back in twenty twenty. They parroted the mockingbird
media and people fell right into line. And that was
once the sales pitch. You had newspapers, television, radio stations,
and now we have all these digital platforms, all presented
as neutral watchdogs. And again I've said a million times,
my grandfather always said, you know, the media was supposed
to be the unofficial fourth arm of the government, the
fourth branch of the government. And I was just talking
with my sons today, and again, my grandfather was born
what nineteen seventeen, you know, he you know, obviously passed
away in two thousand and three. He's been gone for
a while. But we were talking about could you imagine
if he were alive today to see that we have
a quote unquote trans senator here in the state of Delaware,
Sarah McBride. His name is Tim, but he likes to
play dress up. But it's quite a world that has
changed and fallen in just those twenty five years, since
nine to eleven. And again, all of these outlets, you know,
had claimed to speak truth and power. They claimed to investigate,
expose and protect our democracy. Right and even when we
were in Iraq, we kept telling ourselves, well, as long
as we're over here, you know, fighting the enemy, we're
keeping them busy over here. Meanwhile, our family and friends
back in the States are safe. Little did I know
at the time that you know, much of the evil
inherently was in Washington, d C. Now, listen, over time
things change. The corporations we saw began swallowing, swallowing part
of me smaller outlets, and that has increased since COVID
independent voices have disappeared. A handful of massive conglomerates gained
control over what the majority of the population sees, hears,
and discusses every single day. And again, that illusion of
choice is what keeps people you know in bondage. And
again you can turn on five different networks and you
can hear the exact same phrases repeated, almost word for word,
the same talking points, the same emotional framing. They want
you to react in one of two ways. And that's
the thing. When they present a story in twenty twenty six,
you can either be on this team or that team,
and they get everybody to fight each other. Meanwhile, the
people at the top are laughing at you as you're
paying five dollars a gallon and ask twenty six percent
of your income to taxes. Right, they bring on the
same approved experts on your TV, the same outrage, the
same fear, Mark Levin and all the knuckleheads on Fox
and MSNBC. Right, one week, the public is told to
panic over a virus. The next week it's all eyes
on Iran in Israel. Then it's the economy, then it's
the elections, then it's the social unrest that we saw
in twenty twenty, then another emergency after another. The cycle
never ends because fear keeps people emotionally reactive and physically drained.
And what happens is fear bypasses logic. Fear keeps populations
dependent on authority, and a frightened society rarely stops to
ask the deeper questions because survival mode cloud's discernment, right,
and I was in that mode for a while, especially
twenty and twenty one. Man we bought the son of
in and I have cases of MRIs and none of that.
That's all, okay, there's going to be tough days, and
certainly ahead of us with the way they're creating these
data centers. And what state was it they just told
fifty thousand people. I want to say Missouri, but I
could be wrong. They told fifty thousand people, you're gonna
have to find your electricity elsewhere because we have to
route it all to a data center. And that's really
where we're headed for sure. And the modern media system
understands human psychology. It goes back to Bernez and those folks.
Repetition creates familiarity, and familiarity creates acceptance. Now, if a
narrative is repeated constantly enough millions will eventually accept it.
People are emotionally conditioned to react before thinking. Headlines are
designed to, you know, less to inform, but more to trigger,
you know, things like anger, panic, tribal loyalty. But the
other thing is, and I don't think this gets mentioned enough,
emotional exhaustion to the point where I don't want to
talk about it, I don't want to address it, And
people would rather just turn on their music and their
movies and ignore what's going on right in front of them.
Social media accelerated this process beyond anything previous generations experienced.
Information now moves instantly, but truth often gets buried beneath
emotional manipulation, outrage algorithms, and endless distraction. And what makes
this even more dangerous is that many people no longer
realize that they're being influenced whatsoever. They believe they arrived
at their opinions independently while consuming carefully curated streams of
information that were designed by corporations, political interests, advertisers which
we all know they're all under Black Rock and Black
Street and Vanguard. They pretend they're competitors, and once again,
it's illusion of choice. And you know that also speaks
to the intelligence connected platforms and the algorithm systems. The
average person person, pardon me, the average person spends hours
every single day inside digital environments specifically engineered to hold
your attention to shape perception and to reinforce that emotional response.
And in many ways, modern propaganda no longer feels like
propaganda because it's been merged with entertainment. This is the
big one convenience, and that will turn into addiction. And
we know the Bible warned long ago that deception would
define the last days. Look at Revelation twelve nine, look
at Isaiah five twenty right, reminding us to be sober
minded and vigilant and disc because falsehood spreads easily among
populations that prefer comfort over truth. And when we get
to that episode on the Church, and I just if
you turn, if you tune into either WRM I at
eight o'clock tonight or on Foundations of Faith, they stream simultaneously.
That's what I preached on tonight is many of these
churches are speaking on comfort over truth. They don't want
to preach the hard realities. Isaiah five twenty says, woe
unto them that call evil good and good evil, And
that verse in itself describes as society where moral clarity
collapses and language itself becomes manipulated. So we're watching this
happen in real time. Words change meanings overnight, and the
truth becomes what what did they call the truth back
in twenty twenty misinformation. People lost their livelihoods because they
spoke the truth. And that's what you have to understand.
When you speak truth, you're not going to be greeted
with open arms and given high fives. In many cases,
you're going to be alienated and persecuted. That's why the
truth community is so small. Honest questions become dangerous, dissent
becomes extremism. Meanwhile, all the while, corruption is hiding, you know,
behind the published language and these emotional slogans, and you
know all of these carefully manufactured narratives that you see
in these commercials. So the goal of this series, I'm
not in the business of telling people what to think.
I've been saying that for the last six years since
we started this journey. The goal is to encourage you
to think critically again, to take that personal bias and
put it aside, to put down your pride, and maybe
there's some truths out there that you've been afraid to
look at because it makes you feel uncomfortable. Listen, slow down,
question your emotional manipulation, examine the narratives, instead of blindly
consuming them. Because once people recognize how information controls and operates,
you'll begin to see a larger system more clearly, and
that system extends for beyond the television screen. Yo, one
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to fight you. Put on the classes.
Speaker 5: The media no longer simply reports events. In many cases,
it manages emotional perception during crisis. Every major event now
arrives wrapped in urgency panic. It has the countdown graphics
and dramatic music h dramatic music right all the world's
a stage. It includes emotionally loaded language and NonStop coverage
designed to keep the public locked into a heightened psychological state.
And whether the crisis involves terrorism or war, hantavirus, or
economic collapse, the pattern always remains similar. We're flooded with
information twenty four hours a day until fear and emotionally
exhaustion replaces rational thought, and once people are emotionally overwhelmed,
they become easier to guide, easier to steer, easier to pressure, divide,
and manipulate. So this crisis driven reporting also creates a
short public memory. One fear cycle replaces another before people
fully process the previous one, So the public moves from
outrage to outrage, and panic to panic, and so on
and so forth. Many people are so overwhelmed by constant
stimulation that they never stop long enough to investigate the
deeper questions. Why did the narrative suddenly change? Why were
certain experts promoted while others simply vanished off the television screen?
Why did Carrie Mullis disappear in August of twenty nineteen.
Why did the media aggressively push one interpretation while suppressing another.
Right The speed of modern information prevents reflection, and without reflection,
discernment begins to die. Propaganda itself has evolved. Most people
imagine propaganda is old wartime posters or obvious government messaging,
but propaganda has become far more sophisticated. It often hides
behind emotional storytelling, selective editing, repetition of course, the celebrity influence,
which again I was talking to my other friend this morning.
Most of these quote unquote celebrities from today, if they
walked right past me, I wouldn't recognize them. But you know,
the Brenasian carefully chosen language and psychological framing. All that
you know is part of the plan. Now, the goal
is not necessarily to convince every person completely. Obviously they
can't do that, and they know that their goal is
to create a enough social pressure that questioning the narrative
makes an individual feel uncomfortable or dangerous. That's dangerous, dangerous,
group think, you hear that quite often, or socially costly.
One fear of isolation enters the picture, and many people
silence themselves even when they sense something is wrong. That
is where so called fact checking organizations enter the equation. Right,
and when you google something that falls into the quote
unquote conspiracy realm, what's one of the first things that
pops up on Google fact check? Right? Ah, that's silly.
Of course, we went to the moon on July twentieth,
nineteen sixty nine. So again, on the surface, they do
present themselves as neutral defenders of the truth, but increasingly
many operate more like narrative gatekeepers, deciding which opinions are
acceptable and which you're not. And especially during major world
events we saw during co COVID, people kicked off social media.
I lost my PayPal account, on and on and on
for speaking truth again, the truth will set you free.
That doesn't mean you're going to be welcomed with open arms.
How about censorship that's become normalized right, hate speech? Well,
who's the adjudicator of hate right? It's all normalized under
the language of safety, misinformation, harm prevention, or community standards.
And we've seen entire accounts disappear overnight, videos vanish. My goodness, gracious,
what podcast was I looking? I was trying to do
some research on something recently, and man, all the videos
are gone. Search results become buried and dependent journalists lose monetization,
and these alternative perspectives become harder to find. While the
quote establishment approved voices, you know, they dominate the algorithms
and recommendation systems. So what makes this especially powerful is
that most censorship today it's not visible in the old
fashioned sense. People are not always told information is banned outright,
of course, not, it's quietly throttled, and the algorithm controls
who gets the attention and who does not. Right, mister
Beast is going to come on everybody's YouTube channel is
a recommendation the fact hunter, Ah, not so much, Right,
it's it's it's just interesting how they create this digital
environment that reinforces all the outrage and emotional conditioning. And again,
many people think that they're freely exploring information online while
actually moving through invisible pathways that were designed by corporations
and the powers of that be and those who serve
the fallen angel primary goal, which is attention, influence, and profit. Now,
the frightening part is not merely that these systems exist.
It is how completely normal they have become, and people
now live inside information ecosystems where corporations, governments, media organizations, advertisers,
technology platforms they consistently or i should say constantly, compete
to shape perception, and most individuals rarely stop long enough
to ask who benefits from the fear, who benefits from
the division, the confusion, and the emotional instability that's being
amplified every day. One of the most unsettling realities people
eventually discover is that governments, intelligence agencies corporations, media institutions.
They have spent centuries studying human behavior of your crowd, psychology,
emotional influence, and again after Operation paper Clip that they
were experimenting on human beings in the fifties and the
sixties and the seventh and still to this day, much
of the military are guinea pigs. We don't get to
say no to vaccines. All the psychological operations or you know,
we refer to as psyops, and it's interesting to see
how many people, how many normies, are using that word today.
We are making progress. And all of this didn't originate
with social media. They were refined through wartime propaganda, intelligence operations,
advertising agencies connected to said intelligence operations, political campaigns, maga,
which is what the fifth level of Satan worship is
now set out of people's mouths every day. All of it,
you know, I was talking about a few weeks ago,
Oh Apollo Artemis, people looking up to the sky and
saying a Greek god's name. All of it is manipulation.
Everything is a lie. Read Revelation twelve nine. So the
objective is to create predictable emotional reactions that move populations
into desired directions, and many times those directions are against
each other. Remember in twenty twenty we were shown that
fear can make people compliant. I got an email from
a young lady two weeks ago. Right, COVID was six
years ago, but to this day, six years later, still
just emotionally damaged from being called non essential. We allowed
that to happen under our watch. We can, you know,
I hate to say, we can never let it happen
again because we allowed it in the first place. God
didn't make anyone who was non essential, and again that
they're one of their tools is repetition. Once you begin
noticing the repeated slogans, phrases, hashtags, emotional narratives, and repeated
talking points appearing across every major platform simultaneously simultaneously pardon me,
you start understanding how conditioning works. Human beings naturally absorb
repeated information, especially when it's connected to emotion. Advertising agencies
have known this for generations. Governments know it, political strategists
know it. Media corporations know it. If you repeat something
long enough and eventually it begins to feel true simply
because it feels familiar. And when we get to the
entertainment episode and I've touched on this before. With music.
Just singing a pop song, you're repeating a chant that
it actually controls your emotions. That's why. And again this
is just me. I'm not the business of telling people
what to do. I haven't intentionally listened to, you know,
pop music in a year since what was it, November
of twenty four, I think, you know, And anytime I
was cutting the grass it was Led Zeppelin or something.
But you'll be surprised how much clear your thoughts begin
when you step out of the matrix. And that's all
a part of this and that conditioning. You know, it
becomes more effective when the descending voices are silenced. Many
people don't adopt narratives because they fully believe them intellectually, right,
go read spurgeons quotes. There's an entire chapter on him
mocking science. They adopt them because social pressure makes resistance
emotionally uncomfortable. Nobody wants to be labeled dangerous or hateful,
or ignorant, extremist or conspiratorial. Once again, look at the
churches that don't want to offend everybody or anybody, so
they preach lightly, they tiptoe around sin. The fear of
social isolation is one of the strongest psychological pressures human
beings ever experience. Modern systems understand this very well. And again,
the summer of twenty twenty revealed just how quickly outrage
can be manufactured, amplified, weaponized, and on a national scale,
legitimate anger.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: It became mixed with this NonStop emotional media coverage, political opportunitism,
corporate virtue signal. Remember the Act Blue, all of that, right,
Remember the peaceful protest reporter as a building was burning
behind him, the mockery, and again we watched Minneapolis and
Portland burn. While media outlets sometimes describe the scenes as
mostly peaceful, emotional narratives often replaced objective reality. People were
pushed into tribal camps almost overnight. If someone criticized the violence,
they were accused of not caring about justice. If someone
questioned the narrative framing, they risked public condemnation. We had teachers,
and you know, if they would go on social media
and say something, they would be fired in some cases.
And fear and outrage drowned out just simple thoughtful discussion.
And while all that was going on, corporations, politicians, celebrity
sports leagues, and media organizations all appeared to move in
the same synchronized fashion. They repeated all the identical messaging.
Many people began asking themselves a simple question, how does
an entire culture suddenly begin speaking with one voice? Almost overnight,
that question alone caused millions to start recognizing the existence
of coordinated influence systems operating beneath the surface of public life. Yet,
as outrage is one of the easiest emotions to manipulate.
Because outrage bypasses careful thinking and discernment, angry populations become
reactive populations, and reactive populations are easy to control because
once people are emotionally consumed, they stop evaluating information carefully,
They stop listening, they stop asking the deeper, meaningful question.
They simply react to whatever emotional stimulus is placed in
front of them. And the danger in all that is
not merely political manipulation. It's spiritual deterioration. Constant outrage changes
people internally. It hardens hearts, it destroys peace. But more important,
it feels hatred, division, anxiety, paranoia, and millions now live
in this permanent state of agitation because the system profits
from emotional chaos, and while they're watching this emotional chaos
when it goes to commercial a commercial, pardon me, they're told, oh,
you know, you have anxiety, not a problem. We have
a pill for that. And yes it's got side effects,
but that's okay too, because we have a pill for
that as well. And you know what the kicker is,
the same people who own the fear porn Corporation are
the same people who own the pharmaceutical corporations. So in
the middle of all this confusion, ordinary people are left
asking a question that previous generations rarely asked on this scale,
What is actually true? You know, if you google or
duck tuck go or yandex how many people in July
of nineteen sixty nine believed that we actually went to
the moon. You're obviously going to get a variance of results,
but I've yet to see one under ninety percent. And
you know, I know, the previous generation before me gets
a lot of flack, and in some cases deservedly so.
But at the same time, let's be fair with one thing.
When they were coming up, they only had three television channels,
so it was actually easier back then to control the
narrative and the people like the Walter Cronkites right, they
were trusted and believed a wholesale They didn't have the Internet,
they didn't have much alternate media, alternative media right now, again,
you know, the truth is in the Bible. And again
with Spurgeon, and I'm sorry, not Spurgeon, I apologize with
Darby and Schofield and all of that which I'm actually
I've been working diligently on the Second Foundations of Faith book.
I decided to put it on the shelf for a
few weeks. I felt called to write a book on
dispensationalism because I think, and maybe it'll cause people to
turn me off, but you know, when you feel compelled
by the Holy Spirit to speak on something, you can't
ignore it. And I believe firmly that dispensationalism is one
of the biggest problems with the church today. So we're
writing a book. We're going to be citing a lot
of information. This is not hyperbole. I will be citing everything,
including scripture as well, and it's dangerous. And again, for
the first eighteen hundred and fifty years after the death
of Christ, it wasn't a thing. So sorry to steer
away from our current conversation. I just wanted to mention that,
back to the conversation, that confusion is not accidental. Information
has become weaponized. In earlier generations, again, controlling populations in
many cases required physical force. Now today, controlling perception is
more effective, and they understand that if people can be
kept fearful, divided, emotionally reacted and distracted and uncertain about
reality itself, they become easier to manipulate. Another thing is
they've made us so comfortable. When they bring down the hammer,
they will threaten to take away all of our creature comforts.
And most people will take that mark because they don't
want to go without right that they don't want to
leave the system, because they're going to present it is
just take this chip, free healthcare, universal basic income. Life's
going to be a breeze, and sadly, most people are
going to choose that. But a confused population struggles to unite.
A confused population struggles to think critically. A confused population
eventually becomes dependent on institutions, experts, corporations, and then algorithms
to interpret reality for them. This is why modern information
warfare is extremely dangerous. It's not simply facts, It's about
flooding society with so much noise, outrage and propaganda, distractions,
and that emotional manipulation that people lose the ability to
discern truth clearly, such meaningful you know, becoming completely trusting
of authority. Others become suspicious of everything. Both extremes create instability. Meanwhile,
these institutions, these the CFR, the bankers, all of them,
They continue shaping narratives behind the scenes, while the public
argues endlessly with itself over nonsense. The frightening reality is
that language itself is now manipulated. Words change meanings all
the time depending on the political usefulness. The truth becomes dangerous,
questions become threats, Censorship it becomes protection, propaganda becomes public safety,
endless wars become peacekeeping, Surveillance becomes security. The manipulation often
succeeds because it's wrapped emotionally appealing in a language that
is designed to lower your resistance and to discourage scrutiny.
And again, Isaiah five point twenty, woe unto them that
call evil good and good evil, that put darkness for
light and light for darkness. That verse describes more than
individual sin. It describes civilizational inversion, a society where truth
becomes distorted. Morality and it becomes blurred, and deception becomes normalized.
We're living in an era where many people can no
longer distinguish between reality and narrative because the systems surrounding
them constantly reshape perception through fear, repetition, emotional pressure, and
manufactured consensus. But the answer is not hopelessness, paranoia, or
endless anger. The answer is discernment. It's slowing down long
enough to think critically instead of reacting emotionally. It is
testing narratives instead of blindly consuming them. Most importantly, it's
returning to the truth that doesn't shift with political trends
or media cycles, or corporate interests or public opinion. Remember,
Jesus is the truth. He is the way. He is
the truth, He has the life. The truth becomes weaponized
by the world. People desperately need an anchor that cannot
be manipulated. And it starts again. It starts with Jesus,
It really does. And I pray this message finds you well.
I thought today, I had a little bit of time
this morning. We got a lot of rain last night,
so I can't cut the grass wooho, And I thought
we'd kick this off a little early one of twelve,
and again it could be more. We'll see where this goes.
And obviously in the coming messages we'll be putting out
names and corporations and putting magnifying glasses on those who
are creating this evil. So with that being said, God
bless you. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Our
email is the fact Hunter at mail dot com. Please
be patient as we try to get back to everyone.
Stop by the website foundations infaith dot net, pick up
a book or two and keep your head on a swivel.
And may God bless you and keep Jesus in your heart.
And until we meet again, my friends, we will see you.
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