Yummy! Kellogs Frosted Kittens for breakfast. Get into my belly!

I'm actually a tad speechless >> ^hpqp:

Ya Rly. And guess who was one of it's main proponents in the US? Yep, Mr. I-hate-pleasure Kellogs.
>> ^lampishthing:
No way. Really?>> ^hpqp:
Circumcision also became widespread in the US for this reason.

Yeah, that was what I was expecting when I opened this video.>> ^xxovercastxx:

They've overstated the connection a bit. There was a small movement at the time pushing the idea that spicy, sweet or otherwise flavorful foods had an equivalent effect on the personality of the consumer. If you wanted to control your urges, sexual or otherwise, you should eat a bland vegetarian diet. Corn flakes were created by accident during preparations of grain for normal use in bland, tasteless food.

Ya Rly. And guess who was one of it's main proponents in the US? Yep, Mr. I-hate-pleasure Kellogs.
>> ^lampishthing:

No way. Really?>> ^hpqp:
Circumcision also became widespread in the US for this reason.

No way. Really?>> ^hpqp:

Circumcision also became widespread in the US for this reason.

What the fuck is wrong with someone, reacting to a non sequitur? (I know how some folks can get hung up on words used in or out of context on the site.....Well, shall we analyze??

The video obviously has nothing to do with several of the tags I used...Kellogs, Obama, Pfizer or waterboarding-Nor did I expect the damn thing to get published given the stick planted firmly in the asses of a majority of the people on the site, who would rather
the convenience and comfort of remaining virtually asleep and unconscious concerning the multi-layered world they live in. It's predictable, it's programmed, it's human, it's robotic.

The theme my friend?? I have maintained the same persona here in the face of derision, misunderstanding, and the collective developmental disabilities of so many folks. I have been called a troll and gladly embrace the distinction, for it is who I am in the world of flesh and blood as well. I have many acquaintances, friends and foes, allies and enemies, the same goes with the internet.

Project Bluebeam existed or still exists, and involves holographic deception on a grand scale.The technology is there, as evidenced in the giant hologram over Moscow of a pyramid, which is all over the internet should you wish to do the research. Do you think it strange that of the ilk of the fundamentalists on the planet that staging the second coming of Christ is outside of the realm of possibility??

I encourage the downvoting, as I have always tried here to get people to drop a fucking nut and use the powers afforded them to express themselves. I never expected for a second that this video be published. I find it sophomoric and poorly executed as well, however, information is information is information.

If you see Jesus coming in the clouds, it's probably the blackest form of the dark arts, from the most putrid examples of humankind.

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What's with the negro tag? What the fuck is wrong with you?

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What makes you think I am talking about healthcare? You are a new poster, and that just happens to be the first thread I saw you comment in; I had a hunch, and it appears, thus far, that my hunch was correct

You view the President as King...if anything he is a Queen or lesser - but still just another pawn. When the president tries to act like anything more than a pawn, what happens?

Assassination / Military Coup / Revolution.

The Kings are those in the top 1% who hold the majority of the world's wealth. Ever hear of one of them being assassinated, for example? You probably don't even know their names but they influence every aspect of your life - what you eat, what you were taught, what positions you hold on social issues, where you will work, what your ambitions are, what you think the purpose of life is....

Kellogs, Bayer, Halliburton, The Vatican...those are your kings.

You must be naive indeed, if you think you are going to become a trillionare, with the mind of a pawn. If you discover a medical cure for cancer, you wouldn't be the one to profit from it. Ever heard of Frederick Banting? Jonas Salk? Nobody ever got rich working for someone else; and do you mean to tell me you plan to synthesize novel pharmaceuticals in your basement? No, if you do you would be the employee of some major company - and thus have no legal claim to any of the "cures" you devote your life to.

We are alike in that we were both born pawns, I'm different in that I refuse to live or die as one...

I think it's great that Kellogs didn't care that he was driving while intoxicated but smoking little weed with his friends is suddenly the most terrible thing in the world.

"Now operating a vehicle under the influence with the risk of seriously injuring others or yourself? That's okay.
But what's this MARI JUANA?! SITTING AROUND BEING HAPPY AND EATING CHEETOS? NO MORE SPONSORSHIP FOR YOU!"

sorry dupe
http://www.videosift.com/video/Really-With-Seth-Meyers-SNL-Mike-Phelps-Kellog-Situation
*discard

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by burdturgler.

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Really-With-Seth-Meyers-SNL-Mike-Phelps-Kellog-Situation

In the first Gulf war the ratio of military troops to on private military contractors was 100 to 1, in the current Iraqi conflict that number is 10 to 1 and getting smaller as the government subsides sizable chunks of the military machine to PMCs. PMCs are also hired for a variety of other tasks, such as escort of VIPs, escort of supply trucks, and additional force components in large scale engagements. For the administration this is a win win situation, some of these companies have direct links to people in power (Haliburton with Kellog Brown and Root), and replacing US army people with paid individuals is great, since this is a force reduction and thus the same high recruitment numbers don't need to be met. However PMC contractors get paid more then the military soldiers, so there is a large problem about soldiers who do far more dangerous tasks for less and thus leave service to go to a PMC. Some of you might remember the events a while back regarding the American PMCs who were killed and hung up on a bridge, evidence shows that it could have been prevented had the requisite rear gunner been present, however there was no one available that day so the convoy left without a rear gunner.

However there is an inherent problem with this, the PMCs do no fall under the military's arch of judicial power or information exchange for that matter. Following the military's ROE is at best optional. Coordinating tasks on the ground becomes an issue, especially with a dynamic battlescape such as Iraq. Further more abuses by PMC troops are not handled, the individual is usually simply shipped out of the country, and can return for another assignment or contract within 6 months. PMCs are notorious in their tactics, close approaching vehicles are indiscriminately shot at (as shown in the video, proper enforcement of warn, shoot 10m off, shoot vehicle, shoot target are not adhered to).

Hearts and minds and this, is clearly a serious clash of strategic objectives. There is more here.

I like the video, it's striking when something entertains and horrifies at the same time.