You May Want To Sit Down For This X-Files Montage, Because It’s Kinda Mind-Blowing.
I was a HUGE X-Files fan in the 90s. I had red hair back then and had the occasional comparison to Scully (Gillian Anderson), and I’m not going to lie – I didn’t hate that. I was a diligent watcher of the show. It was a nice yin to the yang of Melrose Place – you know.
I saw this gem floating around on Twitter this week, and I’m not saying that this montage was weirdly foreshadowing for 2022, but I’m not NOT saying it, either. It’s just kinda weird, is all. How about I just let you watch it first:
Or not. You know. Because I’m not a weird conspiracy theorist like those crazy people who thought that the CIA had something to do with JFK’s death once upon a time. Nah. I’m not one of THOSE weirdos.
/endsarcasm
Move along, everyone. Nothing to see here.
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5 Comments
Let’s not gloss over the most important fact in the article…
>I had red hair back then
Pictures or it didn’t happen.
Life “imitating” art. Not the first time. Hopefully y’all are well read on the Hegelian Dialectic
The Hegelian Dialectic is where the ruling elite create a problem, Anticipating in advance the reaction of the population to the crisis, and thus conditioning the people to call for change.
When the population is properly conditioned, the desired agenda of the ruling elite is presented as the solution. The solution they present is not intended to solve the problem, but to serve as the basis for a new problem, or exacerbate the existing one. When the newly created problem reaches boiling point, it becomes the foundation for the people to clamber for change.
This process is repeated over and over, all the time moving society towards whatever end point they ave in mind.
Problem:Reaction:Solution
Why is it always the more mundane sci fi that gets to become reality.
I want my zombie apocalypse!
Yes. Exactly. I remember this show very well.
OK that’s just crazy. And to think a lot of those story lines were made to make Mulder appear just on the edge of insanity. Now the “crazy conspiracy theorist” is starting to look less so.
Remember the saying:
Question: What’s the difference between a conservative conspiracy theory and the truth?
Answer: About 6 to 18 months.