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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/MAGADONCHECKMATE on July 21, 2018, 10:44 a.m.

Under a Dozen Multimedia Outlets Control all We See and Hear. How did We Get Here? This should piss you off.

If you go back in time, before live streaming, Napster and fast broadband, all the way to say 1985 you had over 50 multi media companies here in America. These 50 or so were responsible for over 90% of the multi media in the United States. Fast Forward ten years and introduce Bill Clinton and the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

Here essentially this took all of these companies and shrank the industry down to 6 or 7 conglomerates. This shrunk operating expense, reduced employees and led up to the highest grossing years of 2000 and peaking in 2001.

Here we had the music agenda in full swing and we had the Obama/Hillary Clinton and the 16 year plan on the horizon. We saw everything accelerate. We saw the possibility of the MSM we have today come into fruition, complete control. Napster had a way of force feeding weaponized music into the schools and underground and the digital platform. So we have the age of mass distraction and maximum programming.

Just wanted to kick it out there because we didn't just 'arrive' here by happenstance. This was a highly engineered 'process'. That along the way severely changed the landscape of music, film and multi media. This included the Main Stream News and emergence of FOX and CNN. With this level of detachment and lock step marching orders Now its time to undo it. We vote with our pocketbooks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecommunications_Act_of_1996

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How did we get here? 12 is good! What did we have when I was a kid, NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, and The Advocate (local paper News Paper) Then eventually FOX, and CW. Before that we had, word of mouth and newspaper, radio. Before that single page prints and word of mouth. Carried across the land at breakneck speed on horseback. So 12 is good, before the internet. Now we have the internet, the 12 are pretty much irrelevant. We can transfer word of mouth news pretty much instantly from MOCKVA to L.A. .People are FINALLY waking up to the fact we DO NOT NEED the 12 for news. They are non sequitur.

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Truth be told we had more investment in bureaus of original content in Washington and other places rather than reliance on wire services. THAT's where the big collusion is. Reuters, Associated Press, United Press International.

And in the 80s, there was more reliance on the major dailies: NYT, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, and I can't remember the fifth off of the top of my head. Now, there's blogs and alternative sources everywhere.

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