FOX-TV's '24' Features A Nuclear Attack on U.S. Soil

Now in its' sixth season, 24 on FOX-TV features a series of terrorist attacks that appear to be undertaken by a terrorist named Hamri Al-Assad. However, the viewing audience quickly learns that these nationwide attacks have all been coordinated by a second rival terrorist named Abu Fayed.



FOX-TV'S '24' FEATURES A NUCLEAR ATTACK ON U.S. SOIL
by Kentroversy

Television has a habit of portraying future events in a fictional realm. I began to notice this in the 1990's, when I began to see incidents of terrorism suddenly appear in shows like LE FEMME NIKITA, The X-FILES, MILLENNIUM, and more recently in shows like the X-FILES spin-off THE LONE GUNMEN, which broadcast the 9/11 attack six months prior to the actual event.

Now, we have '24' showing us a SUITCASE NUKE going off on U.S. soil, and it was a very emotional moment for those who saw it.

This type of an attack is going to become a part of our shared future, I am afraid to say. These events are shown in the fictional realm to mentally prepare the audience for what is to come. This fact makes it all the more disturbing, in my eyes. Many of the TOP SECRET government reports related to mind-control, the CIA influence in TV programming, and the showing of future events is all a part of preparing the audience in this case -- for the worst of what is now being planned in our nations' capitol by the criminal element ensconced there.

Of course, WHEN it happens, it will be used as an excuse to wage war against the few remaining freedoms we have left. And, of course, it will be blamed on Iran, or some other Middle Eastern nation with whom our so-called leaders are so insistant upon fighting.

And, we woud have seen it first on '24.'

© 2007 Kentroversy Papers
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FOX-TV 24 page

FOX-TV 24 Season Six Episode Guide

FOX-TV 24 Season Six Character Guide

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