Pentagon/CIA Have 'Supervised' Making Of Hundreds Of Movies: Conspiracy Fiction Or Conspiracy Fact?

[Dschrute3]

Another once considered 'Crazy Conspiracy Theory', becomes Conspiracy Fact.


A year ago we featured a detailed report by authors Tom Secker and Matthew Alford exposing just how vast the Pentagon and CIA programs for partnering with Hollywood actually are, based on some 4,000 new pages of formerly classified archived documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.

The report noted at the time that "These documents for the first time demonstrate that the US government has worked behind the scenes on over 800 major movies and more than 1,000 TV titles."

Reviewing the ever expanding list, the average movie watcher might be in for a shock at what films are actually included — there are the more predictable ones like Black Hawk Down, Zero Dark Thirty, and Lone Survivor; but also entirely unexpected ones that apparently needed the military-industrial complex's propaganda touch like Earnest Saves Christmas, Karate Kid 2, The Silence of the Lambs, Twister, the Iron Man movies, and more recently Pitch Perfect 3.

When a Hollywood writer or producer approaches the Pentagon and asks for access to military assets to help make their film, they have to submit their script to the entertainment liaison offices for vetting...

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[ABikerSailor]

When a Hollywood writer or producer approaches the Pentagon and asks for access to military assets to help make their film, they have to submit their script to the entertainment liaison offices for vetting...

Ever think that it's because the Pentagon wants to make sure that the movie doesn't portray the military in a bad light? Especially if they are asking for use of military assets.

There are a lot of rules for the military doing stuff like that. Matter of fact, there are lots of rules for individual military personnel who want to participate in stuff like political rallies and protests. Did you know that military personnel are not authorized to wear their uniform to political rallies for a specific candidate? The reason is, the service doesn't want to imply support for one candidate over another, and if a person appeared in uniform, to most civilians, it would appear that way.

 

[Dschrute3]

When a Hollywood writer or producer approaches the Pentagon and asks for access to military assets to help make their film, they have to submit their script to the entertainment liaison offices for vetting...

Ever think that it's because the Pentagon wants to make sure that the movie doesn't portray the military in a bad light? Especially if they are asking for use of military assets.

There are a lot of rules for the military doing stuff like that. Matter of fact, there are lots of rules for individual military personnel who want to participate in stuff like political rallies and protests. Did you know that military personnel are not authorized to wear their uniform to political rallies for a specific candidate? The reason is, the service doesn't want to imply support for one candidate over another, and if a person appeared in uniform, to most civilians, it would appear that way.

The CIA is known to have A-list Actors, Directors, Writers on the payroll. Some of their operatives are well known Actors. Ben Afleck and Matt Damon are among those many feel have close ties with the CIA. But there are others. The CIA also has well-placed operatives in the Mainstream 'News' Media.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Another once considered 'Crazy Conspiracy Theory', becomes Conspiracy Fact.


A year ago we featured a detailed report by authors Tom Secker and Matthew Alford exposing just how vast the Pentagon and CIA programs for partnering with Hollywood actually are, based on some 4,000 new pages of formerly classified archived documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.

The report noted at the time that "These documents for the first time demonstrate that the US government has worked behind the scenes on over 800 major movies and more than 1,000 TV titles."

Reviewing the ever expanding list, the average movie watcher might be in for a shock at what films are actually included — there are the more predictable ones like Black Hawk Down, Zero Dark Thirty, and Lone Survivor; but also entirely unexpected ones that apparently needed the military-industrial complex's propaganda touch like Earnest Saves Christmas, Karate Kid 2, The Silence of the Lambs, Twister, the Iron Man movies, and more recently Pitch Perfect 3.

When a Hollywood writer or producer approaches the Pentagon and asks for access to military assets to help make their film, they have to submit their script to the entertainment liaison offices for vetting...

Read More:
Here Are 410 Movies Made Under The Direct Influence And Supervision Of The Pentagon
DRUDGE REPORT 2018®

Of course. I mean if they're paying the NFL to play the national anthem, they're probably doing a hell of a lot of other things to try and make the country cohesive.

The Chinese have made some massive flops to try and make people feel patriotic, it's hilarious.