It's really one of the greatest pieces of American cinema in our history.

It's really a piece of world cinema.

And so I think the shooting, the technical skill, the narrative, it's almost like a mystery

thing, like you're trying to figure out what's going on.

So it unravels to you that this whole purpose of Shaw is to be an assassin.

And he's being handled. So you see that Condon has taken things from the real world, put him into fiction,

but they're, I did a talk fiction as fact.

Like this are, he's smart.

Like he, this isn't a guy.

And it's also, he's including some of the known things of kind of

literal mind control, NLP, post-hypnotic suggestion, handling medical duct facilities that

externally look normal, but they have wings in them. These are very common things. These

happen at McGill, Georgetown, Tulane.

Almost every major, like, every major facility was turned to, like, having these kind of, like, wings and side things that have all been hidden from history.

But Condon seemed to know about it.

So, credit my hat, I tip my hat to Condon as a really great source.

There's a reason why he wrote the intro to Operation Mind Control that came out that was

written by Bauer.

So that element of it.

So like some people have called this a piece of entertainment.

And I think that's the genre of the category,

but some entertainment is trying to reveal to you some of the stuff that happens, whether it's

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