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Just a regular guy, going through his old Spiderman Comic books and notices that The World Trade Center in New York is front and center in the beginning of the story. He then looks for the copyright date and found 1995 listed throughout the issue. He thinks 'hmmmm'...wouldn't it be something if the story line showed a plane crashing through the World Trade Center. Watch to see the drawings! [#Truth2ThaYouth] Issue 402 with the World Trade Center The story features characters like Scarlet Spider (Peter Parker), Detective Jacob Raven, Mary Jane Watson-Parker, Judas Traveller, and Scrier. Other characters mentioned include Aunt May, Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius), Grim Hunter (Vladimir Kravinoff), Ben Reilly, and Kaine. In this issue of the Spiderman Comic, Peter Parker, dressed as the Scarlet Spider, visits Detective Jacob Raven to convince him of Parker's innocence in the murder of Raven's partner in Salt Lake City, five years earlier. Meanwhile, there’s trouble on the home front with MJ, her unborn child, and Aunt May. The issue also explores the nature of good and evil through the eyes of Judas Traveller. Peter notices that Mary Jane is still upset and wants to know what else is bothering her. She shows him the test she had done on her baby by Seward Trainer. She is concerned about the condition of their baby, fearing what Peter's radioactive blood may have done to the baby. Catching herself just as she blames her husband's biology, Mary Jane apologizes and says she is just concerned. Peter is shocked, but understand and says that he will love their baby no matter what happens. That's when the room begins to fill with mist, causing Mary Jane to pass out in this 9/11 Spiderman Comic. Peter is then confronted by Judas Traveller. Judas explains that he has not come to fight the wall-crawler, but that he has merely come to observe what happens next. Not buying this, Peter puts on the Scarlet Spider mask and attacks Judas Traveller. However, with his nearly limitless powers, Judas manages to overpower the faux Scarlet Spider. He then begins his test by holding out a globe that he claims to contain the soul of May Parker. He tells Peter that the globe has the power to restore Aunt May to life and good health. However, this comes at a cost, telling him that in exchange it could snuff out a number of lives. He skirts around the actual number, telling the web-slinger that it could be as many as 100 people, or it could be only one insignificant soul. However, the Scarlet Spider crushes the globe into bits, seemingly sending the soul of Aunt May back into the afterlife. He refuses to believe any of this has been happening, believing that this is merely a series of illusions. However, Judas says he is a being of great power, and decides to show him what the future has in store for him. Bringing him back to reality, he shows him a future where Manhattan is in ruins. He then tells Parker that it is his fault, and the cause of this Spiderman Comic disaster will prove that he is not quite the hero he always thought he was. SOURCE Truth2ThaYouth Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 402 | Marvel Database | Fandom. https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Amazing_Spider-Man_Vol_1_402

According to many authorities, since the late 1950′s subliminal content has been delivered through all forms of mass-media. The modern military has even been accused of these practices in the War on Terror. Director, Jeff Warrick, leads this journey through the subconscious mind while examining the reported history, scientific research and potential effects of such techniques on society. With eye-opening footage, revealing interviews, humorous anecdotes, and an array of visual effects, this fast-paced film explores the alleged use of subliminals in advertising, music, film, political propaganda and the military. It takes in the entire history of alleged subliminal messages, from hidden sexual imagery in Disney cartoons and satanic messages in rock music, to the James Vicary experiment where “drink coca-cola” was flashed between frames at a cinema, and the infamous Republican “RATS” campaign that won Bush the presidency.

-- In 2034, computer programmer Ken Castle (Michael C. Hall) invents self-replicating nanobotics that replace brain tissue and allow humans to control other humans' actions and see through their eyes. The first application of Castle's "Nanex" technology is a virtual community life simulation game, Society, which allows gamers to manipulate live actors as their avatars. Society becomes a worldwide sensation, making Castle the richest man in the world. He then creates Slayers, a first-person shooter where the "characters" are death-row prisoners using real weapons in specially created arenas. Unlike Society actors, Slayers participants are not paid; instead, they volunteer in exchange for the promise that any Slayer who survives 30 matches will earn his freedom (though no one ever has). --

This darkly-veiled video attempts to showcase the vast, dystopian capabilities of the US Army’s intelligence operations with a movie trailer-style short film about how the “ghosts in the machine” are able to secretly manipulate the public through targeted information attacks and new technologies. In true deep state form, the video begins by flashing the question “Who’s pulling the strings?” almost as a taunt toward the conspiracy claims. Unless you knew beforehand that this was a production of the US Army, it would almost be impossible to tell what the video is for, until it makes a grand reveal at the end. What’s most unsettling about the video is that it has creepy music running throughout. One especially disturbing lyric that is a focal point of the video says, “gripping at my skin, the walls of night close in… as I wait to say my last goodbye.” Unsurprisingly, the crescendo of this line is the moment the words “we are everywhere” flash on screen… Army 1984. https://theaquariusbus.com

An edit of a scene from the final episode (E8) in the season (and show) where Dr. Kevin Christie (John Cusack) reveals the true purpose of the virus outbreak and the mass-inoculation agenda. The intend was to "stop human reproduction for three generations." https://theaquariusbus.com

On June 22, 2001 the United States launched Operation Dark Winter. It was a germ game that revealed how vulnerable we are to pandemics. Operation Dark Winter never occurred. 9-11 did. Instead, 'Clade-X - A Pandemic Exercise' was launched. Listen to the recorded simulation. A house in Baltimore, MD, 5 blocks south of the capital in 2018. This time, an influenza outbreak has occurred in Venezuala and it's likely to reach the US in a few days. The elite participated in a 5-day simulation. Listen to the last recorded day of the simulation and hear what 'they' are saying. Hear it well. https://theaquariusbus.com

Just a regular guy, going through his old Spiderman Comic books and notices that The World Trade Center in New York is front and center in the beginning of the story. He then looks for the copyright date and found 1995 listed throughout the issue. He thinks 'hmmmm'...wouldn't it be something if the story line showed a plane crashing through the World Trade Center. Watch to see the drawings! [#Truth2ThaYouth] Issue 402 with the World Trade Center However, the Scarlet Spider crushes the globe into bits, seemingly sending the soul of Aunt May back into the afterlife. He refuses to believe any of this has been happening, believing that this is merely a series of illusions. However, Judas says he is a being of great power, and decides to show him what the future has in store for him. Bringing him back to reality, he shows him a future where Manhattan is in ruins. He then tells Parker that it is his fault, and the cause of this Spiderman Comic disaster will prove that he is not quite the hero he always thought he was. "Spiderman Issue 402" from June 1995, also known as "Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 402", is part of the Clone Saga event and the Crossfire arc. Here are some key details about the issue with the Spiderman Comic: Title: "Crossfire, Part One" Release Date: April 11, 1995 Cover Date: June, 1995 Writer(s): J.M. DeMatteis Penciler(s): Mark Bagley Inker(s): Larry Mahlstedt, Josef Rubinstein, Al Milgrom Colorist(s): Bob Sharen Letterer(s): Bill Oakley Editor(s): Danny Fingeroth

Desmond Lowden's script is prophetic in several respects. Although its predicted date of the moon landing significantly overshoots the reality, it strikingly pre-empts subsequent conspiracy theories which suggested the event was faked in a film studio. It also prophesies the rise of politically powerful global media organizations and the surveillance culture that inspired many later conspiracy dramas. With its themes of extreme surveillance and television as tools to control the masses, Lowden's drama also echoes Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, a television version of which Cartier had previously produced, extending its themes into the world of 1968. This is made explicit when JG refers to a 'Ministry of Morality', whose name recalls Orwell's ministries of Truth, Love and Plenty. Whereas Orwell's novel depicts an overtly oppressed Britain, Lowden suggests that in 1968 similar control could be effected invisibly via manipulation of the media. And just as J.G. is no ordinary producer, this is no ordinary job offer. Larkin’s new role will be t help J.G. and CWNS literally manufacture the news – during the interview J.G. reveals that they’ve already started to “plan the news for 1973… news is the most highly developed form of fiction, the most difficult.” At the time the play was written, Vietnam had emerged as the first 'television war', and the extent of the medium's influence on the public, particularly in political and commercial arenas, was just beginning to be recognized. In this context, Lowden's extrapolation is as astute as it is grimly playful. With media manipulation now a routine feature of regimes such as China, North Korea and Iran, and increasing concern at the agenda-setting political power of certain partisan news services in Europe and the US, 'The News-Benders' is perhaps even more pertinent now than it was in 1968. [The BBC’s philistine practice of wiping their tapes to re-use them hit Thirty Minute Theatre particularly badly. Of the 286 episodes originally broadcast, most were wiped – 239 remain completely lost, one is in the archive but incomplete and three exist on non-broadcast standard formats. One of the survivors was Desmond Lowden’s The News-benders, first broadcast on 10 January 1968, a prescient vignette about the power of the media and those who run it to not only dictate what makes the news cycle but to manipulate reality itself.] https://theaquariusbus.com

“Please don’t tell the supervisor I have the flu,” one of the workers tells his colleague in the episode before coughing into a box addressed to Homer Simpson. https://theaquariusbus.com

[1981 Movie] Sam, a newspaper reporter, is approached by devout Christian Jenny, who believes that the end of the world is near. She also claims that a powerful entity called the One World Foundation has set plans in motion that will lead to it taking over the planet. Sam doubts her sanity -- until he discovers that she is indeed being pursued by a shadowy organization. But if one part of Jenny's story is true, could there be evidence that the other part will happen, too? https://theaquariusbus.com