Mary Tyler Moore in the 80's - Leading Several Generations of Women into Depression and Misery

Below is the 1-minute trailer for a TV show in the 80's called "Mary Tyler Moore". Read the short commentary before you watch it, so you know what to look for.

 

It's a show hand crafted to glamorize the new big city single corporate female, who trades in her old role of taking care of children, to taking care of her new children, "the moronic buffoonish men, who need constant hand holding and coddling at work."

 

It's a clever sleight of hand of course, on a psychological basis, to slip the female role from mother in the home, to mothering in the office tower.

 

And the wording in the theme song, "you're going to make it after all...:", programs the female that this is her new super challenging role, to live in the small downtown city condo, alone, without any man (who would do the blue jobs around the home), and to get married to the corporation, instead of making a nest........because marriage, family and making a safe area for children to grow up in....is so last year.

 

Mary is also the name of the female deity in the Christian belief system, and I don't think that's a mistake either, designed to cover Mary Tyler Moore in a saintly glow subconsciously.

 

How quick are your eyes? In the trailer do you see the quick frame cut from "church to office tower", where the church is now out and today the office tower is the new place of worship?

 

What else do you see in the short trailer? Did you see the newspaper she's holding that says STAR?

 

What about the use of "blue" and "red"......your two fake choices in life. Ford or Chevy. Pepsi or Coke. The Yankees or the Red Sox. Johnnie Walker Blue Label or Johnnie Walker Red Label. Manchester United or Manchester City. Montreal Canadians or Toronto Maple Leafs. Liberal or Conservative. Republican or Democrat. Yes, all our fake choices are usually blue or red, to provide the cattle down on the human farm an illusion of free choice and free will. Blue and red are big in the mind control business.

 

How about her t-shirt that says 10, which means she's a 10 out of 10? Who doesn't want to be a 10, working for a corporation in the big city? What a super big adventure right? 

 

Women also get flowers in the big city, so that's in the trailer as well, but Mary needs to buy them for herself, because she's given up trying to find a marriage partner of course.

 

The theme song also says, "love is all around, no need to waste it...", associating LOVE with big city life, as the single office female, who uses her small condo more like a prison cell, to get showered and ready again for her big day married to the corporation or even worse........big brother. (who's the most abusive partner of them all.....remember COVID when big brother and corporations said you needed to inject poison into yourself to keep working)

 

This agenda to separate the female from family was clearly drawn out by secret societies, easily learned about in The Dr. Richard Day Confessions. Are we really surprised that depression drugs are taken primarily by females and that females are now drinking themselves to death at accelerating rates around the world? The social engineers who invented this agenda don't like women and have sold this anti-female agenda as "helping the female finally find real freedom".....which is the freedom to become a depressed tax slave to government and corporations, as her soul is sucked out and thrown overboard in, an agenda too complex and too ancient for the average person to fully comprehend.