Fire and Shadow: The 'Nothing if Not' Argument for Hollywood as Propaganda

Description

A selection of recent Hollywood products are deconstructed in order to reveal the very striking aspects of social engineering propaganda which permeate and define them. This supports the far-reaching revelation that all Hollywood products are created primarily, if not solely, for this purpose, in support of a wider, 'liberal' ideology which remains constantly at work to overthrow the old world order and lead us into the gulag of totalitarianism. A discussion touching on the thorny issues of contemporary leftism, the role of human intention, and intersectional taxonomy, as they relate to the movies, is followed by an itemisation of the true content of some major box office successes, categorising this as a finite and exclusive set of pernicious Narratives which work symbiotically with the storylines, revealing the works as masterpieces not only of escapist entertainment, but also of social engineering of the highest order. If you have ever wondered about the extent to which Hollywood has another agenda besides turning a profit in a global market, why this would be the case, and what it might mean for the present and future of humanity, this text may be worth looking into. More importantly, if you have started to find the movies dull or predictable, this insight not only provides the reason for this, but is also a sure way to make all your future viewing an empowering and enriching experience.