Probably why I couldn’t stand the show then. Instincts work.
We didn't know it at the time, but star trek was essentially our first exposure to the WEF plan of owning nothing and being happy and complete diversity. The (((Federation))) is the (((WEF))) taken to a galactic scale. It was probably programming us to think that space exploration relies on being totally cucked and diverse. Fucking space jews.
Thinking back, up to about then the electric jew was pretty soft and subtle in their (((programming)). I’d say you are right about Star Trek being first in taking it to the next level. They are long term planners so I can certainly agree with your assertions of them softening us up for the future with a show about the future. No doubt about it.
I’d say you are right about Star Trek being first in taking it to the next level. They are long term planners so I can certainly agree with your assertions of them softening us up for the future with a show about the future.
I remember seeing an interview with Gene Roddenberry in which he was asked about the progressiveness of the original series and in particular an interracial kiss that happened in one of the episodes. He said they wanted to include that sort of stuff to show us how the future would have different attitudes than the contemporary societal norms and he felt it was his mission to help bring about that change and acceptance. He believed the future depended on us leaving our traditional sensibilities behind and embracing radical new ways. It's clear he was part of that long term planning and programming of young minds.
Had to briefly look him up, says he was raised a baptist, but at 14 gave up on religion. His dad was a cop in LA. Gene held a major in police sciences. Flew planes in the USA Air Corp and for Pan Am. Was involved in several plane crashes before deciding to take up writing for television. During that time worked for LAPD in traffic control giving him opportunities in such shows as Dragnet. Then on into westerns and law type shows. Strange trajectory this boy had.
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