Veritas Radio + Jay Dyer - Esoteric Hollywood, UFOs and More

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Jay Dyer

Education, Comedy, Arts, Performing Arts

4.4 • 902 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Mel invited me on the popular Veritas Radio Show to discuss my books, propaganda, the collapse of old Hollywood, the nature of control systems, elites and more!

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0:00.0	The questions you always have.
0:07.0	The questions you always have.
0:21.6	The answers you were never given.
0:24.6	The place to seek the truth.
0:27.6	Welcome to Veritas.
0:30.6	From the words of tonight's special guest, quote,
0:34.6	Wow, who doesn't like the movies? Possibly the folks picking up the
0:39.6	popcorn off the sticky floors, but then again, they may get free admission. Movies are
0:45.3	much more than entertainment. They are a worldwide cultural phenomenon. They can be beautiful,
0:51.0	wonderful, horrific, shocking, entrancing, mesmerizing.
0:56.4	Movies change people's lives.
0:58.3	Movies rule people's lives.
1:00.7	They tell us how to live.
1:02.3	They teach our children.
1:03.7	They sell us wars.
1:05.3	Their influence is overwhelming.
1:07.2	Now, what can I say?
1:08.8	I love movies.
1:10.2	As a member of the first television generation, I grew up with them.
1:14.6	Movies have helped from my worldview and still do. I minored in drama at college and wrote plays.
1:21.6	Turner Classic Movies is often the background noise in my office. I enjoy the narratives, the music, it comes for food.
1:30.3	But sadly, time has shown me that there is more to the cinema that meets the eye."
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