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Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Everyone expecting The Event to be about aliens may be in for a disappointment. As of right now, everyone involved with the show is being tight-lipped about what coming "event" in the series is. It being aliens, in some form or another, is just a rumor (though I suspect it may be aliens).
Why, this is so simple a five-year-old child could understand it! [aside] Go find me a five-year-old child; I can't make heads or tails of it. GrouchohMarx.
Originally posted by Aggie Man
Am I missing something here? I mean, come on...it's going to be a tv series...pure fiction. It's not like aliens haven't been the subject of a TV series before. And this certainly isn't going to be a factual documentary providing us "Disclosure".
It may be an entertaining series, much like x-files, but worthy of an ATS topic? This is more like an "off topic" (BTS) discussion.
Originally posted by Turiddu
Somewhere a writer or entertainment executive is reading this topic and laughing hysterically, likely while glancing through the 2011 Lexus brochure with a big smile... or maybe he is reading this topic on a iPhone on some tropical beach...
Sometimes a TV show is just a TV show...
Originally posted by Turiddu
Wow, seems I hit quite a nerve here.
Yes, I am surely "belittling" posters who believe, with absolutely no evidence at all I must add, that a fictional TV show is somehow part of a secret conspiracy or experiment the government is conducting in order to conceal/disclose/spread "disinformation" about extraterrestrial life which we also have no evidence for.
Or no? Perhaps this is the moment of disclosure we all have been waiting for regarding the mystical events that sure to happen in 2012? Or perhaps this is the way the NWO will tell us the truth about the Reptilians? The possibilities are endless! Do you see the idea here? We have no evidence at all that this is anything other than a fictional TV show based on the mythology of conspiracies and what not and yet some posters here are treating this like it is the holy grail of disclosure. Once again this forum revels in religious imagery.
As for Lexus. They make a fine automobile, the equal or better of German rivals.
Originally posted by Turiddu
You wrote a long reply that really hasn't cleared up the point you are trying to make. You seem to suggest that I am close-minded because I don't believe unsubstantiated claims.
I can't find any evidence that Nikola Tesla had anything to do with the development of television. You also seem to believe that television has a way of "reprogramming" our minds. Are you suggesting this in a broad "cultural" way or is this a real technical means of controlling our thoughts?
Wardenclyffe Tower (1901–1917) also known as the Tesla Tower, was an early wireless telecommunications tower designed by Nikola Tesla and intended for commercial trans-Atlantic wireless telephony, broadcasting, and to demonstrate the transmission of power without interconnecting wires.
Originally posted by XxiTzYoMasterxX
The fact that they call them "programs" should have rang some bells.
TV programs..program your mind.What better way to reach the people but through their television sets.
everybody owns a TV.
Originally posted by mryanbrown
On the contrary, I seem to be able to discern that those who believe it may be a disclosure attempt are merely suggesting the show is only a social tool to help citizens digest the "possibility" and begin to evolve their mentalities.
Originally posted by NazcaP
Some commenters on this thread are missing the point.
Yes, this show is fictional. The questions to ask yourselves is "Who or what is behind this show and what is their agenda? What are they attempting to prepare us for, and will the thing they prepare us for be true or false?"