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"Elmo is like Glenn Beck for children." Lewis Black

"Disney is CIA for kidz!" HMW

Decades of research have confirmed how suggestible children are, especially from ages 7-14, the 'Disney years' when the USG makes a special effort at mind control to build little fascists who are inoculated against peace and justice. Amnesia can be created very easily in the window of ages 8-10 years old, perfect for MKULTRA dissociative identity experiments using ritual abuse and embedding programming of all kinds.

Those mirror neurons which induce imitative behaviors were massaged for socialization long before they were named and located in the 1990s.

Any good text on hypnosis susceptibility will cover the history of suggestibility research on children, too.

I recommend 'Hypnotic Susceptibility' (1965) by Ernest R. Hilgard at Stanford University. Dozens of studies are referenced including:

> R. Messerschmidt (1933) Response of boys between the ages of 5 and 16 years to Hull's postural suggestion test. J. genet. Pschol. 43: 405-21

> K. Stukat (1958) Suggestibility: A factorial and experimental analysis.

> R.K. Moore and L.W. Lauer (1963) Hypnotic susceptibility to hypnosis in middle childhood. Int. J. clin. exp. Hyp., 11: 167-74

Kroger and Fezler's 1976 book on image-conditioning is also a good primer for what CIA-Hollywood can do to young minds with just a lit screen and a neuro-optimized script.

The Walt Disney Company, having won a dominant position in the entertainment industry's quest to attract young girls, is making an all-or-nothing push into the boy business.

On Friday the entertainment giant is introducing Disney XD, a brand aimed at boys ages 6 to 14, a group that market researchers say accounts for about $50 billion in spending worldwide.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/1 ... 66913.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/13/busin ... isney.html

For Explorer Scouts, Good Deeds Have Whole New Meaning

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/14/us/14explorers.html

...strategic science for CIA for Kidz!...

http://www.find-health-articles.com/rec ... r-olds.htm

Research article summary (published 4 May 2006):

Changes in the capacity of visual working memory in 5- to 10-year-olds.

Full Abstract

Using the Luck and Vogel change detection paradigm, we sought to investigate the capacity of visual working memory in 5-, 7-, and 10-year-olds. We found that performance on the task improved significantly with age and also obtained evidence that the capacity of visual working memory approximately doubles between 5 and 10 years of age, where it reaches adult levels of approximately three to four items.

http://www.theaterdogs.net/2009/05/23/a ... -brothers/

http://www.imaginerding.com/2009/05/boy ... story.html

http://www.theboysdoc.com/

April 27, 2009
Obama Demands Right to Recruit Minors for Military

Humboldt County, California voters passed measures F and J last November prohibiting military recruiters from initiating contact with minors. Now the Obama administration is demanding that the law be overturned. A court hearing is scheduled for June 9 in Oakland, California. The measures which passed by a large margin allow recruitment to occur if the minor initiates contact. Federal government lawyers claim "irreparable harm" if the laws stand.

The cities of Eureka and Arcata cite international treaties which prohibit recruitment of children under 17. If the Cities prevail over the Obama administration in court, the legislation could likely be brought before voters in communities across the nation. Enforcement of the laws is on hold pending the court action.

The author of the legislation, Dave Meserve, described the ordinances as protecting youth from slick and persistent professional salesmen who identify the children as "prospects" though never reveal the facts that 18% of Iraq war veterans return with traumatic brain injuries and 20% with diagnosed post traumatic stress disorder.

"The federal government sets no minimum age limit below which recruiters may not contact kids to promote military enlistment" writes Meserve. An official Recruiter Handbook has this advice: "You will find that establishing trust and credibility with students, even seventh and eighth graders, has a strong impact on your high school and post-secondary school recruiting efforts."

While minors can't enlist without parental consent they can be signed up in the Delayed Entry Program, where they commit to enlistment after they turn eighteen. Those who have second thoughts are routinely misinformed about their right to rescind the commitment, in many instances the highly pressured recruiters resort to false threats of prosecution...
http://atheonews.blogspot.com/2009/04/o ... inors.html