How the elite dominates the world. Part 3: 90% of what you watch on TV is controlled by 6 giant corporations

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

To what extent are your ideas about the world shaped by what you see on TV? On average, Americans spend over 150 hours watching television every month, and this is called "programming" for the mind.

Letting someone pour ideas and information into your mind for five hours a day will change the way you look at reality. Everyone has an agenda, and every news program, TV show, and movie is trying to change your mind. Unfortunately, our society has become completely dependent on the media, and the mainstream media is completely dominated by the elite. In fact, about 90 percent of the programs that pass through your television are controlled by only 6 media giant corporations. Most of us willingly tap into this "propaganda matrix" for several hours every day, and it is completely controlled by the elite, and this gives them tremendous power over everyone else.

In Part I and Part II of this series, I discussed how the elite use money as a tool to dominate the planet. Today we'll talk about how they use information. If you control what people think, then you control society. And thanks to their vast media empire, the elite can shape how we should all think to an alarming degree.

Just think about it. What are we talking about with our family, our friends and our colleagues? To a large extent, these conversations are about movies, TV shows, what we just saw on the news, or a sporting event that just happened. The reason why we talk about certain things is because the mainstream media pay attention to these things and we ignore other topics because they are not important to the media and no one discusses them.

The mainstream media literally sets the agenda for our society, and it would be difficult to exaggerate the power that is in their hands. And, as I mentioned above, the mainstream media is almost completely controlled by just 6 colossal corporations. The following list of these 6 corporate giants is taken from one of my previous articles:

Comcast

Nbc

Telemundo

Universal pictures

Focus Features

USA Network

Bravo

CNBC

The weather channel

MSNBC

Syfy

NBCSN

Golf channel

Esquire network

E!

Cloo

Chiller

Universal hd

Comcast SportsNet

Universal Parks & Resorts

Universal Studio Home Video

The walt disney company

ABC Television Network

ESPN

The disney channel

A&E

Lifetime

Marvel entertainment

Lucasfilm

Walt disney pictures

Pixar Animation Studios

Disney mobile

Disney Consumer Products

Interactive Media

Disney theme parks

Disney records

Hollywood records

Miramax Films

Touchstone pictures

News Corporation

Fox Broadcasting Company

Fox news channel

Fox business network

Fox sports 1

Fox sports 2

National Geographic

Nat geo wild

Fx

Fxx

Fx movie channel

Fox Sports Networks

The wall street journal

The new york post

Barron's

SmartMoney

HarperCollins

20th Century Fox

Fox Searchlight Pictures

Blue Sky Studios

Beliefnet

Zondervan

Time warner

CNN

The CW

HBO

Cinemax

Cartoon network

HLN

Nba tv

TBS

TNT

TruTV

Turner classic movies

Warner Bros.

Castle rock

Dc comics

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

New line cinema

Sports Illustrated

Fortune

Marie claire

People Magazine

Viacom

MTV

Nickelodeon

VH1

BET

Comedy central

Paramount pictures

Paramount Home Entertainment

Country Music Television (CMT)

Spike tv

The movie channel

TV Land

CBS Corporation

CBS Television Network

The CW (along with Time Warner)

Cbs sports network

Showtime

TVGN

CBS Radio, Inc.

CBS Television Studios

Simon & schuster

Infinity Broadcasting

Westwood One Radio Network

If no one tuned in to their "programming", they would have no power over us.

But Americans are more than ever connected to the matrix, according to a report released by Nielsen. Below is some information on how we consume media on a daily basis:

Live: 4 hours, 31 minutes

Time-Shifted TV: 33 minutes

Radio: 1 hour, 52 minutes

DVDs: 8 minutes

Game consoles: 14 minutes

Multimedia devices (Apple TV, Roku, etc.): 13 minutes

Internet on PC: 58 minutes

Smartphone: 1 hour, 39 minutes

Tablet: 31 min.

When you add up these numbers, you get 10 hours and 39 minutes.

Basically, Americans spend most of their waking hours connected to something.

And if you put together "live broadcast" and "time-shifted television", you get that Americans spend an average of more than five hours every day just watching TV.

And of course, many of us spend countless hours on the Internet. It has been estimated that every second there are 54,907 Google searches, 7,252 tweets are sent, 125,406 YouTube videos are viewed, and 2,501,018 emails are sent every two seconds.

You might have guessed by now, but most of the news and information we consume online is also controlled by the elite:

This is why “alternative media” is so important. All over America and around the world, people are waking up and realizing that they are not getting the truth from mainstream media and they are hungry for truly independent sources of information.

The only way we're ever going to get rid of the cunning system of control that the elite has established is by winning the information war. We are literally in a constant battle for hearts and minds, and the good news is that we have made a lot of progress. Millions and millions of people have “woken up” over the past decade, but we still have a long way to go.

Faith in corporate media is shrinking and the elite are deeply concerned about this. The Internet has allowed ordinary people like us to communicate in droves, and this has never happened in the history of mankind. We have a window to fight the elite, and we must not let this opportunity slip away.

We have literally entered the battle for the future of this planet, and let us not doubt our victory.