1 Topic by E3mpirical1 (edited by E3mpirical1 2006-01-13 00:25:57)

  • From: Florida
  • Registered: 2004-12-23

Topic: 'Room Raiders' on MTV

Don't know how many of you on here have heard of this show. It's a show on MTV they play it quite a bit especially late at night. It occured to me maybe 5 minutes ago as I was watching it (lol) that as pointless as this show is I suddenly realized the bigger picture here of this show.
Let me explain the rules or basics of the show so you'll get and understanding of what its about and then I'll go into greater detail about how I think it's more of a conditioning/brainwashing scam for our youth (hence new world oder/police state).
       The show is basically a dating show, about 3 people (who are the contestants); all 3 are of the same sex. These 3 are judged based on how their 'rooms' 'are' of where they live by someone of the opposite sex or same sex in some cases. This one individual has no idea what these other 3 look like (all photos are removed) and by the looks of their room is to decide who they pick.
       Now for the fun part. The show starts off with an 'MTV Van' (the kind with no back windows) that drives to each of the contestants houses. A guy in a hat and shades jumps out of the van runs to each of the 3 contestants houses 'early in the morning while theyre supposedly still sleeping for a surpruse rush. Wakes them up and rushes them and pressures them to hurry out of the house and 'places' (would be physically forced/thrown in the soon to be NWO/police state) each of the 3 "contestants" together in the back of the 'Van' as they get to watch the other person go through all of their personal belongings.
     The rest of the show is pretty much pointless; the individual goes through each room and says they like this or dont like this and then they pick the room they liked the most and who's ever room that was wins.
     Anyways I hope I don't sound like a nut but once I realized how stupid this show was and saw it for what it really is or was thats when it hit me. Can you imagine how many kids watch this show and are conditioned by it? It's more than obvious. I should send this one to Alex Jones lol

  • From: Present Day Earth
  • Registered: 2006-01-13

Re: 'Room Raiders' on MTV

I remind myself how lucky I am to have been raised most of my childhood without television. I have seen parts of this show while channel surfin', but I don't spend a brain cell of activity on MTV. I cannot form a coherent sentence about the Mind-Numbing stupidity of that channel.

Anyways, I can see where socal conditioning would be, what is acceptable or "cool" or fashionable inside your own room/house. How you should try to mimick the winner who "gets the girl"?

I think it's sad how many people are conditioned to care about celebrities, what they do and why, etc. which is what MTV is all about from what I've seen. These people are not special, aside from the fact they sell themselves for airtime.

  • From: Florida
  • Registered: 2004-12-23

Re: 'Room Raiders' on MTV

exactly, this is all ofcourse distractions used to continue to blind us from what is going on behind the curtains. its the things that get in our sub conscious that effects us the most. and while watching this show i realized how it is effecting us or those who watch it sub-consciously and along with the fact that its utterly the most rediculous form of any type of entertainment. the NWO/illuminati/TBTB/the people behind the curtain/ the puppet masters is reaching all ages and all levels and forms of entertainment using whatever psycology techniques they can to dumb us down

i want to throw in these two links,
http://sk8angr.com/awareness.html
http://sk8angr.com/links.html
the more knowledge and linkage we get around the more connected we all are and makes us stronger for when the time is right

  • Registered: 2004-04-21

Re: 'Room Raiders' on MTV

I have a vague memory of that show; maybe saw part of it once or something.  And there's that other show hosted by Shannon Dougherty where the patsy's put in some frightening situation.  On that one the patsy never puts up a fight.  I'm old school so if I'm under a perceived attack or if strangers bust into my house, someone's gonna get hurt; I'll ask questions later, heh.

Of course we are programmed for slavery, and it's no wonder people act like victims, and it's very true that TV and movies reinforce that thinking.  Many of us whose programming didn't "take" have no intention of even thinking like a victim much less becoming one.

  • From: NOTHING
  • Registered: 2004-09-03

Re: 'Room Raiders' on MTV

E3mpirical1 wrote:

its utterly the most rediculous form of any type of entertainment.

Oh they have done worse! One might say they 'kicked it off' with the Beavis and Butthead and Ren and Stimpy type stuff and then, in 1999?, it graduated to the Syphil and Ollie show (actual sock puppets - somebody's hands with a sock on it). Then they had really reached a pinacle of discrace when they came out with the Tom Green show - you know the 'my bum is on the plant' guy. This guy actually took a heffer into a carneceria and convinced perfect strangers from the general public to suck on this animals [milk producing area] after seeing him do it. I would say the worst out today is the Chapelle Show - I am convinced he is stoned on crack cocaine during every taping.

. . . I wonder what cable companies would do if people started refusing their own cable television service plans unless the companies completely remove MTV from their programming packages. Hey! there's an idea!

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