[debeguiled]

(11-26-2017 07:41 PM)Raylan Givens Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 07:31 PM)infowarrior1 Wrote:  

One of the paranormies podcasts actually reviewed those videos. And upon viewing a few seconds to minutes of them. I sensed that my living room became filled with dark energy. Did anyone else experience the same thing?

This shit is just demonic.

Agreed. I felt a definite shift in energy in my living room even as I just watched clips of the videos on one of the videos linked above which counts down the 10 worst YT accounts. Real, objective evil walks the earth.

I was listening to an exorcist being interviewed on Art Bell once, and he answered most of the questions until it came to one he wouldn't answer, and Bell asked why not, and he said,

Quote:

Some things it hurts you to know.

I am with you guys on this. Even listening to people talk about the videos gives me a heavy feeling, and I feel like I already know more about this than I want to.

My take is that the internet is one big psychology experiment, and while we are going about our personal business, there are dark interests, some well funded, in the background, constantly testing things out on people who use the web in an innocent manner.

Not just A/B testing, but things like, and this is a made up term, trauma tolerance, like they are seeing how long people will keep watching something that scares or upsets them, and then they spread it around, and see how it affects viewing habits.

They don't even have to get people to sign up for social research anymore, they just throw stuff out in the wilds of the internet and see what happens.

Also, I was listening to Tim Kelly's podcast the other day, and he was saying that it isn't older people who the elite care about, we can talk conspiracy and evil until we get hoarse, it is the young they are targeting, and you can see how robbing them of their innocence early, and desensitizing them to intrusive and violent behavior would shut off their consciences and intuition so that when things turn really vile in the world no alarm bells will ring in their heads, it will just be something new to look at.

I think this stuff is designed to remove souls early.

[Mercenary]

(11-27-2017 11:59 AM)debeguiled Wrote:  

My take is that the internet is one big psychology experiment, and while we are going about our personal business, there are dark interests, some well funded, in the background, constantly testing things out on people who use the web in an innocent manner.

Not just A/B testing, but things like, and this is a made up term, trauma tolerance, like they are seeing how long people will keep watching something that scares or upsets them, and then they spread it around, and see how it affects viewing habits.

They don't even have to get people to sign up for social research anymore, they just throw stuff out in the wilds of the internet and see what happens.

Also, I was listening to Tim Kelly's podcast the other day, and he was saying that it isn't older people who the elite care about, we can talk conspiracy and evil until we get hoarse, it is the young they are targeting, and you can see how robbing them of their innocence early, and desensitizing them to intrusive and violent behavior would shut off their consciences and intuition so that when things turn really vile in the world no alarm bells will ring in their heads, it will just be something new to look at.

I think this stuff is designed to remove souls early.

[911]

(11-24-2017 07:52 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

I think that perhaps the most disturbing fact about this whole business is that Disney/DC/Marvel/etc have just turned a blind eye to the debasement of their intellectual property.

That alone makes it as plain as day that this went to the top from day one.

Disney was a morally corrupt enterprise from day 1, well before Eisner and co took over. Walt was dodgy as hell, a well-connected mason that was hell-bent on social engineering.

[T and A Man]

The common debasement of popular American culture, to have institutes such as Marvel and DC culturally appropriated by those without the creativity nor enterprise to create them themselves... and now to a point where you could say "to be Weinsteined" should be a noun for to be wilfully sexually violated to advance ones movie /music career..

Could it be a culture of Toxic Semitism?

[C-Note]

A parent was telling me the other day that her pre-teen daughter had some of her schoolmates over and, after playing some Nintendo, they started surfing YouTube on the big screen TV in the family room and some Elsagate videos came up. She didn't say "Elsagate" but I could tell by the way she was describing it that that is what they were. She said she immediately shut it down and paid the subscription fee so the kids could sing karaoke over the Nintendo instead of watching YouTube. I doubt that this is an isolated incident. If parents just pay a little attention to what their kids are doing, they can nip this stuff in the bud.

[goodington]

Thanks to YouTube auto playing similar videos, an unattended kid can start watching legit videos and end up seeing this garbage. No child should ever watch YouTube unattended.

[Scoundrel]

(12-04-2017 11:45 AM)goodington Wrote:  

No child should ever watch YouTube unattended.

Fixed that for ya.

(12-04-2017 09:42 AM)C-Note Wrote:  

If parents just pay a little attention to what their kids are doing, they can nip this stuff in the bud.

This is exactly what many parents are not willing to do. A big part of YouTube's appeal is that you can hand your kid a tablet and keep him quiet and occupied for extended periods of time, with no need for actual parenting.

As bad as many kids TV shows are, at least with television the various production companies and networks act as a kind of intermediary — a voice of semi-reason that must approve content before it's aired. YouTube, and the Internet in general, is unprecedented in that it allows pedophiles and other predators to access children directly.

Because of the individualistic, "in your own world" nature of tablets, kids can watch for hours while Mom and/or Dad remain blissfully oblivious to what their kids are consuming. (Notice that while the visuals of these vids are often depraved and disturbing, the audio is always innocent and happy-go-lucky.)

[Mercenary]

(12-04-2017 01:53 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  

kids can watch for hours while Mom and/or Dad remain blissfully oblivious to what their kids are consuming.

(Notice that while the visuals of these vids are often depraved and disturbing, the audio is always innocent and happy-go-lucky.)

That must be intentional and planned delibaretly.
An extra layer of evil there.

[fokker]

Some people on the subreddit have even found hidden messages in the videos, by slowing down the gibberish spoken in some of the videos: https://www.reddit.com/r/ElsaGate/commen...le_videos/

Some of the messages range from "You are now entering a world from which you can never return" to "...in February 1994 killed a 9-year-old girl in a wheelchair...".

[Raylan Givens]

God the few snippets of these videos I've seen still give me the creeps. They are so...off putting. There is something about them that is not quite right, they have a somewhat dreamy and surreal quality to them. So creepy.

[questor70]

(12-04-2017 01:53 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  

at least with television the various production companies and networks act as a kind of intermediary

Hah. Are you kidding me? Not anymore.

And the same gag in a comic book movie.

And the equivalent in the sequel.

Rather ironic how all these highlights are on Youtube, typically unflagged. If they were meant to show up only at a late hour or on pay cable, youtube renders those measures pointless.

Hey look, unflagged!

And it's a mystery to some why millennial women are raised to casually ride the cock carousel?

[Razgriz]

As stated above it's absolutely sloppy parenting. Young couples have been duped into thinking children are fashion accessories or whatever you want to call it. A little effort goes a long way. I have a 2 year old and we read books to her constantly she loves it. The last time we decided to allow her to watch a movie with us as a family she got bored about 20 minutes in went to her room and brought back a book saying "book book book". It's moments like these that keep me from the " enjoy the decline camp". It's our world FIGHT FOR IT!

[fokker]

Greg Chism (the guy who had his channel taken off him last month) is also being investigated by authorities in Missouri:

KSDK Wrote:

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. — A famous YouTuber who once pulled in millions of subscribers had his account removed by YouTube as part of a mass cleansing of exploitative content on the video-sharing website.

Greg Chism, a resident of St. Charles County, ran the "Toy Freaks" YouTube channel with his two daughters. At its peak, Toy Freaks had 8 million subscribers and was ranked as the 68th most popular account on YouTube. The channel, which was directed towards young children, often portrayed the 46-year-old and his daughters portrayed as babies with pacifiers and other toddler-like accessories.

According to BuzzFeed News, one of the videos Chism posted including his youngest daughter "peeing" on her older sister.

Wednesday, the Times of London reported both Missouri and Illinois child protective services received reports of "potential abuse concerning videos uploaded" by Chism. However, the news outlet said an anonymous source, a man from Illinois, wished to give an official statement to officials.

Chism is affiliated with Freak Media LLC, a self-described publicity agency founded by Chris Estey of Seattle. The company has an address registered in Granite City, Ill. According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Freak Media LLC filed two trademarks for Toy Freaks between 2016 and 2017, and an additional trademark entitled 'Baby Toys and Candy Freaks' in October. All three trademarks were listed as active.

http://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime/y.../496009988

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

Just heard a colleague mention that her kids "love that crazy YouTube channel where adults dress up as Elsa, Hulk and Spiderman".

[fokker]

A Current Affair in Australia are gonna be doing a piece on Elsagate on Monday.

[Surreyman]

The media is insanely late to this party.