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Oh, Oh, All right man, welcome to the introduction for episode 87. Jason Lingren is with me. We will be talking about the decade that is the 80s

such a kind of critically important transforming decade.

The decade of the 80s kind of came on the tale of what was begun in the 60s in my view.

In the 60s there was a whole social programming

thing going on to shift the mindset for nearly the first time for all people who lived in America to begin to think about what

America was in a different way. They were degrading the greatness in the minds of

the people. The media does it, any number of things does it from the beginning of the early parts of the decade when we supposedly lose a president up into the hippies movement.

But the hippie movement has a counterpart in the 80 called the yuppie movement most people have forgotten about and while the hippies were these long-haired dirty rock and roll driven drug addicts as they were portrayed.

The yuppies were the exact opposite, the polar opposite.

Yuppies were wearing very nice suits, they were having good jobs and they had a lot of money. But then again the whole decade of the

80s for some reason money was much more available in the United States of

America in the 80s and it needed to be because the 80s was going to kick off a party that was going to go nearly 10 years.

And I'm not even kidding. It was full on.

And as I say in the beginning of the episode, this does kind of echo the Luciferian mindset in many ways the kind of idea of me

a self-centric kind of generation being formed out in the 80s. After all, you know, decades later they would

refer to the 80s as the me generation or the me decade. It's a true thing. I was

there I saw it. All the things that came to bear in the 80s in my view are a dividing line in the sand from the way things used to be before the modern technical age and the way things would be later.

But in the 80s, so much of the kind of forward-looking long game social programming comes in on us hard.

It's not just that personal computers and gaming

and all these things are coming to bear cell phones,

any number of things that Jason and I will cover.

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