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I was just thinking about that series "Room 222" last night. Isn't the main character a History teacher who is black? Series ran from 1969 to 1974. Of course, back then there was the civil rights movement, so of course that could be the reason for having an intelligent black man as a prominent role.
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When I see the introductory shots with with theme song, I'm noticing there is body language being used that perps sometimes do. Or is that a case of recent perps messing with me to make me think this show was tied to gangstalking and the agenda?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaUluahdwM
At 0:26-0:27 the brunette is shaking her head while talking to the blonde. What could that be about? That so strikes me as a subliminal. Could they have gone that far back to 1969 with these subliminals?
At 0:44, here comes the debinare black teacher. I see Lloyd Haynes is the actor.
There is something very power struture-y about this judging by the opening here. I used to watch this as well as others as a kid in the 70's, and of course I was not looking for things like that. Well, I guess the people doing subliminals don't want you knowing they're subliminals, else they wouldn't be subliminals. The idea is the target a person's subconscious mind so the conscious mind doesn't know. But I always catch subliminals, and my conscious mind knows, spoiling the effect. As a target, things that are silent to everyone else are as subtle as a hammer to the head, because you are conditioned to expect and watch for them.
Let's look up some info on the man:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Haynes
Ah, he had a career in the military, and was a member of the Bahá'í Faith.
"Haynes served in the Marines from 1952–1964 and during the Korean War. He was a public-affairs officer for the Naval reserve with the rank of Commander."
Interesting that he wound up dying of lung cancer, just like a lot of expendables I know who served in the military. Makes you wonder if they were doing something to the soldiers to make them die of cancer once they reached ages 50-60 or so.
Not saying he as a role player, but his role was very interesting on Room 222.
This was one of those shows you watched as a kid when you were lying around having a lazy pleasant day. As a target, you learn to miss those time-wasting days as a kid where you could watch something like this and still be entertained.
Probably it was just a show to capitalize off of the Civil Rights movement.
I could have brought another criminal to justice the other day, but I thought of all the gangstalkers who mess with me, and I said go solve violent crime yourself. They think it don't come back to them, but it does, and I help make it go right back around, haha to them group strong bastards, death to them and their little children.
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