I was going to try to get cute with the title, but then I was thinking how important this is, I think, and decided against it. See, I might be losing my mind. A couple days ago I happened to view a clip from Eisenhower’s famous Farewell Address from 1961, the well-known bit about the ‘Military Industrial Complex,’ and which I have probably seen a hundred times, maybe more, via various ‘truther’ documentaries. (In one version of Water Time I used it.)
Then, today, just now – I mean a few minutes ago — I happened across it again. This time it wasn’t right, and it was so obvious I literally had to sit down (I was making coffee) and go back and watch/listen again. I mean I had just seen it two days ago, and now it’s different.
Let’s get right to it. Below starts with the original source from today (a guy’s video); then I go to the whole speech, as it is in the most viewed official version, and give you the same clip. See what you think…
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I don’t want to get ahead of myself (since I might be nuts) but, given the subject matter and the very word and thought he stutters on, this one would seem to indicate some twisted motivation. This one is purposeful. Indicates malice aforethought.
But anyway, this seems to be a brand spanking new one. At least for me.
Allan
The other thing is that I was just thinking about the Mandela Effect. ‘Ea’ had left a link to an interesting video on the ME, which posits that it may be related to Predictive Programming. (Skip through it though; the guy needs to learn about attention spans.)
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