Does Fox News Channel (and other media outlets) use

[TheDebbieDee]

subliminal messages to imprint the * admin's talking points on unsuspecting viewers? All of the TV networks have participated in the subliminal messaging, but maybe Fox does it more than the others.

After all, wasn't Fox News Channel the first network to report that Gore did not win the election and * was the "rightful" winner of the 2000 election?

Have we, the American people, been the subject of the biggest psyop (psychological operation) experiment since WWII?

I don't know for sure, but I think it is illegal for subliminal messages to be broadcast to the viewing public.......but when have illegalities mattered to the * admin. This group has stolen 2 Presidential Elections, robbed Ann Richardson in Texas, started a war for profit, spied on Americans without search warrants, and probably many other things that we don't even know about yet!

I found the following snippet at: http://skepdic.com/subliminal.html

"In 1974 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued an order saying that broadcast outlets that knowingly carry subliminal ads are operating "contrary to the public interest." In September 2000, Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and John Breaux of Louisiana complained to the FCC about a Republican ad that flashed the word ''RATS'' (or "BUREAUCRATS") across the screen for 1/30 of a second. ''We have reason to believe that broadcasters are airing television advertisements that contain subliminal messages in violation of the public interest,'' they said, apparently oblivious to the fact that something which can't be registered by the brain is unlikely to have any effect on viewers and is unlikely to violate anything except the reasonable bounds of credulity."

Surely, the repuke party did not start and stop their fiddling around with subliminal messaging with this lone incident.

What do you think?

[Virginia Dare]

1. I think the whole MSM and entertainment industry...

at large is one big psyop.

[KingFlorez]

2. Sounds odd, but it could be true

I believe advertisers have done this before, so there's no reason why political opportunists wouldn't do it.

[savemefromdumbya]

3. was it mentioned on 'Outfoxed'

[TheDebbieDee]

4. I don't know, I've never seen "Outfoxed"

[MysteryToMyself]

5. Subliminal messaging was ridiculed by the republicans

Think of the millions that are spent for 15 second commercials. There has to be more to them than meets the eye.

Watch all the lights and flashes, plus the different tones, loudness and "moods" of the music on Fox News. Fox is a master at subliminal messaging. There are people that actually believe what they say.

[TheDebbieDee]

6. Of course the idea was ridiculed by the repukes.......

When the repukes do this they are deflecting attention away from speculation that they are or may be affecting the decision-making process of the masses by bombarding them with subliminal messages.