Cinema, television or advertising films or any kind of television program are animated by 24 frames of pictures coming one after the other in one second. While the human eye perceives these 24 consecutive frames, it cannot perceive the 25th frame placed behind them. Human beings can comment on the frames they perceive and choose whether to be affected by them or not. The 25th frame, which the human eye cannot perceive, goes uncontrollably to the brain and becomes embedded in human consciousness. The 25th frame is usually in the form of text and this effect is also called "extrasensory stimulus". The 25th frame can be used by program producers to manipulate people. With the 25th frame, it is possible to manipulate people's brains by directing them towards an idea or action, voting for a particular candidate, addiction to a product or some other goal. It is also widely used in language learning programs.

The 25th square principle is also used in audio devices such as tape recorders, CD players and radios through sound waves. In the 20th century, this method, which has become the most attractive method of controlling human behavior, is based on influencing the subconscious mind.

It has been known for years how effective colors are on human psychology. For example, red, orange and yellow have stimulating, blue and purple calming, and green harmonizing effects. By moving colors, sounds and shapes individually or together, in a certain order, in a certain sequence and at a certain speed, it is possible to control the minds of people, especially children. Using this principle, the "V-666" virus was created by placing colored spots, sounds and geometric shapes in the 25th square.

This virus can affect the computer user with enormous force. First, the user is hypnotized by color spots arranged for a specific purpose, which can be even more effective when they are embedded in shapes, sounds and images. Then, changing the shapes and colors according to a programmed pattern can control heart rhythm and blood pressure, leading to illness and even death. In 1999, in Russia alone, there were 46 such deaths among computer users. In Japan, on December 1, 1997, 700 children were hospitalized with epileptic seizures after watching the cartoon "Pokemon". This "television epidemic" was caused by the intermittent red light, which was transmitted between 10 and 3030 times per second. The red light, passing rapidly in bursts, first caused spasms in the cerebral vessels, then fainting, convulsions and a feeling of suffocation.

It is through such effects that "psychotron" weapons are produced and used through television screens and computer monitors.

The human nervous system works through electro-chemical signals. Therefore, the substances that enter the body and reach the brain through food, water and respiration are very important in the production of the electro-chemical signals that govern and influence the brain's thinking. A number of rituals, foods, drinks and smells have been used to influence the human body, mind and spirit from time immemorial and will be used from today to eternity.

If you have noticed, on airplanes today, customers are greeted with scented music. This strange distribution of music and scents has also started to be used in cinemas, elevators, buses and department stores. This is presented as a blessing of the globalized world and a part of comfort. But few people know that the music-odor duo is one of the weapons of psychological warfare. This phenomenon is called the "psychotropic effect". The psychotropic effect is to influence the human psyche by means of medicinal drugs and additives to make him/her do something he/she does not want to do.

The intensive use of chemicals in the food industry started in the 1940s. The amount of chemicals used, most of which were of natural origin at the time, soon reached 7 million tons per year worldwide. At that time, only a few thousand types of chemicals were used. Today, millions of tons and about 100,000 types of chemicals are used in pharmaceuticals, food additives, cosmetics, body care products, cleaning products, pesticides and this number is increasing every year. The intensive use of additives has a negative impact on people's mental and physical health.

Among this group of agents, odors play a special role. Odors are factors that strongly influence the human psyche and psychology. The American psychiatrist A. Hirsh has proved that a certain odor can lead a person to a certain behavioral action. It has been observed that when a certain scent is emitted in some stores, sales of goods reach high levels, and when certain scents are smelled, weight loss can be achieved rapidly. Meanwhile, clinical studies have shown that lavender, chamomile, lemon and sandalwood scents can be more effective than the strongest antidepressants, while jasmine, rose, mint and clove scents affect the human brain more than even the strongest coffee.

And these aromas are used to control human behavior. Smells are therefore the weakest part of the human psyche and can be used in psychological warfare.

Scientists believe that all this nanotechnology and subliminal techniques are more dangerous than the atomic bomb. This is a technology that can be used not only against an individual or a small group of people, but against an ethnic group or a society. One of the greatest dangers of our time is this and similar subliminal techniques called "neurolinguistic programming". It is most commonly used in music, advertisements, many movies and television programs.

Unfortunately, while the whole humanity of the world lives under the invisible threat of these global capitals, the people of undeveloped, underdeveloped or developing countries have been and will continue to be affected the most.

Although this article may seem a little pessimistic and a little malicious, it is an informative article that I have been postponing for a long time. In fact, along with many scientific journals, there are summaries and excerpts from azari Dr. Aidin Salih's book "Real Medicine" ....

Mukaddes Pekin Başdil

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Source: Denizli Haber