Similar to what Bill Cooper said, Alan Watt made the claim that in ancient Greece, attendance was made mandatory at theatrical performances for the purposes of indoctrination. I was never able to substantiate it, but then again They've had a couple of millennia to suppress that info.
Funny if true, though, because in "Lysistrata", the women go on a "sex strike" to end the Peloponnesian War. How far we've come.
0% of myself thought that any of this was reflected in any movie about WW2 that I have ever seen.
100% of me agreed that: "I love war movies and I have seen a ton."
0% of normies want to hear about how "The Jews run the movie business"
Similar to what Bill Cooper said, Alan Watt made the claim that in ancient Greece, attendance was made mandatory at theatrical performances for the purposes of indoctrination. I was never able to substantiate it, but then again They've had a couple of millennia to suppress that info.
Funny if true, though, because in "Lysistrata", the women go on a "sex strike" to end the Peloponnesian War. How far we've come.