Netflix show 'Inside Job'

[Jad]

So I just stumbled on a new Netflix show called Inside Job. It’s currently in the top 10 watched shows on the network. Basically it’s a cartoon show like Family Guy but it’s about the Deep State and how they control the narrative in USA. I only watched 2 episodes so far but they almost touched upon every conspiracy theory known to man!

I think the timing of this show, and how they portray the US president as a mindless tool, and casually mentioning every conspiracy theory you can think of is actually a stroke of genius because every normie watching this show now will almost certainly dismiss any new revelation as a silly conspiracy theory cause they watched it on a silly cartoon on Netflix!

[palehorse]

and they are doing it with many new movies as well. last james bond and cicade 3301 are two i can quickly remember. that's exactly what they want to make it all look like a nut thing, then they can keep doing their ****, because normies won't believe anyway. it is called programming.

[Tyy1907]

Plausible deniability

But it could affirm the suspicions of the aware.

[ExomatrixTV]

• Inside Job | Official Trailer

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• Inside Job but it’s just JFK:

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• Inside Job Season 1 Review

• The Unfunny Conspiracy Theories of ‘Inside Job’

Animated Netflix show tries to be ‘Rick and Morty’ but ends up at sub-‘Family Guy’ levels

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[ExomatrixTV]

• Episode 01. "Unpresidented"

Reagan Ridley picks up her dad outside the White House where he is proclaiming conspiracies, saying that "shadowy elites" are controlling everything from behind the scenes. She brings him into Cognito, Inc., where she works, and then has an intern take him home. Reagan presents, to her co-workers, their mission of replacing the president with a robot version of him, named ROBOTUS, that she created. Reagan is excited at the idea she will promoted but is annoyed when she learns she will be co-leading the team with Brett Hand. She investigates Brett Hand, skeptical of him, and when she tries to expose him, she is told to take a time off, with Brett replacing her as the head of the team for the time being. The mission goes terribly wrong as ROBOTUS becomes self-aware and plans to wipe out humanity. Brett asks Reagan for help, so both work together to manage to put ROBOTUS under control. The ending of the episode shows the ROBOTUS is still operational and being hidden away by Reagan.

• Episode 02 "Clone Gunman"

Reagan talks to the robot president in hopes of being able to study him, but he is annoyed and wants to get out. Reagan and Brett enter the "war room" and find out from J.R. that they are out of money. Reagan and Brett try to figure out who to fire as Cognito is slashing its budget, traveling across Cognito. Reagan's co-workers worry which one of them will be fired. Gigi shows Reagan and Brett around the department of media manipulation and Reagan tries to deceive her team by acting like one of them will still be fired, which makes Brett uneasy. Reagan tries to release a clone for the JFK assassin to kill and it goes terribly wrong. She tasks the team with defeating the clones and they do so, by working together. J.R. thinks he can con Rand, but he ends up fooling him, but he is happy when he learns the whole cloning division was destroyed, saving Cognito money. In a closing scene, Reagan gives a "present" to the robot president: a DVD with episodes from Friends.

• Episode 03. "Blue Bloods"

Reagan moves the last of her dad's stuff out of where her mom, Tomiko, is living, as both her parents are divorced, with Reagan annoyed with her mom, who is writing a personal erotic memoir, and admitted she undercut her confidence in different ways. Reagan then presses a button and it launches a nuclear missile. Reagan terrifies her co-workers with her latest invention and she, and her team, have to deal with a P.R. disaster: J.R. making an offensive joke about reptoids. They all groan when learning they have to do "reptoid sensitivity training," and Reagan freaks out when she has to hug someone. Reagan dresses up for the reptoid gala and uses her inventions to try and cope with her social anxiety while Brett prepares his speech. Reagan gives the speech but it goes wrong and the reptoids try to catch her, after he robot arms go haywire. Brett saves Reagan from the party, but she gets arrested by the reptoid police. Later, Reagan is put on trial at the Reptoid Supreme Court. Reagan realizes she can't hug anyone because of a device her father created and her father admits he wasn't a good father, which traumatized her, with her punishment to be part of a reptoid orgy, and Brett realizing his "friends" from Yale weren't his friends. The episode ends with Dr. Andre being tested positive for various STDs.

• Episode 04. "Sex Machina"

Reagan's mother tries to convince her to date the pool boy who works at her mom's pool. J.R. tells the team that Cognito has purchased a dating app and Reagan gets tasked with going through dick pics, which she begrudgingly agrees to. Everyone on the team bets on her dating life, annoying her, so she has a new mission, to get a boyfriend by the end of the week. Reagan tries and fails to get a boyfriend, despite her numerous attempts, while the other co-workers bet on each other's likeability on the dating app. Reagan talks to the robot president in hopes of getting a dating device while Brett and Glenn switch faces and bodies. Reagan's date with her robot of Bryan goes badly, but she begins dating her robot, declaring she understands romance. Reagan later fights a robot version of herself made by her robot boyfriend, who goes on a date with Bryan at the Smithsonian, and kills the Robo-Reagan. Reagan and Bryan talk, with them agreeing to part ways, while Reagan calls an extraction team to take Bryan away. Later, she talks to the robot president, who tells her he changed the dating algorithm, she notes it is strange that the body of Robo-Reagan couldn't be found, and he happily watches more episodes of Friends

• Episode 05. "The Brettfast Club"

Brett's time in the holo simulator is interrupted by Reagan who says it is for training and "official government sex stuff." Brett tells her he has missed a lot of family dinners due to work. After J.R. tells them they have a mission and he warns them to not look through his sex-deck history, they proceed to do so after his hologram disappears. J.R. gives them the mission of selling dangerous and outdated products to a town stuck in the 1980s and after Myc gets thrown into the town by accident and loses his memory, the rest of the team have to try and rescue him. Later, Brett goes off the handle, wanting to stay in the 1980s, and accidentally exposes himself to dangerous chemicals. Reagan watches 1980s films at a Blockbuster video store and is able to convince Brett that he doesn't need a TV family but that they are his "business family forever." Brett and Reagan watch the film The Goonies together, then lament how terrible it is afterward.

• Episode 06. "My Big Flat Earth Wedding"

J.R. shows a broadcast of flat earthers and Reagan complains about planning her mom's wedding, where she is marrying herself, saying it is just a way to piss off her dad. When her dad does learn about the wedding, he does whatever he can to get there, while Reagan tries to hold down the fort. Her dad ruins it and brings flat earthers with him. The flat earthers end up taking everyone on the yacht hostage, while Reagan and Glenn work together to try and foil them. The boats goes to chaos when Reagan tries to call for help, and a flat earther takes her hostage. The other team members do what they can to save her. He doesn't believe her that they are at the portal to the hollow earth, and jumps off into the hole, to his death, with Reagan feeling bad about the whole thing. Reagan's parents apologize to her, and when her dad says she wants to marry her mom again, he is taken away. So, she has her mom marry herself to be "spiritually renewed." Reagan kisses the MI6 agent, the Kraken destroys the yacht and kills Jeff Bezos. The boat pulls away and the hollow earth portal sinks back into the ocean.

• Episode 07. "Ghost Protocol"

Reagan wakes up after sleeping with Rafe Masters, a British secret agent, after being drunk the night before, and walks out on him, to his amazement. She comes into work and after her co-workers ask about her night with Masters, to her horror, she and the team are set to work with Masters on a mission on taking down his nemesis, Doctor Skullfinger. Reagan tells her co-workers she needs to way to tell Rafe she isn't interested in him and notes all the times she has broken up with people they have made her seem like the bad person. In the upcoming mission, Reagan directs Rafe on the attack on the hideout of the nemesis, with everyone on the team thinking there is something between Rafe and his nemesis. Reagan tries to break up with Rafe but people make her feel guilty about it, so she asks for help from her co-workers, who all note they used Ghost Protocol. J.R. buys up the evil lair of Skullfinger, and Reagan meets Rafe for a date, and is "killed." Rafe gets the idea that her "death" was an inside job, worrying Brett. Reagan runs away with her team and they hide in a safe house from Rafe. Reagan goes to the prison to bust out Doctor Skullfinger, but he doesn't want to leave. He gives her the idea to restart his mind-wiping project, and she gets her co-workers to help her. Rafe breaks into the lair, to find Reagan, and is acting creepy. Reagan is about to blast Rafe, but tells him what he really is instead: he is a clingy psycho and an outdated stereotype who doesn't know how to deal with women. Subsequently, members of her team try to "do the right thing" by solving their interpersonal problems while Skullfinger returns and their weird vibe continues, while Dr. Andre watches. Reagan and her team leave, while J.R. and his construction team enter, with the latter horrified by what is happening inside the lair.

• Episode 08. "Buzzkill"

Ridley remembers back to talking to her dad about an experiment she did, while she overpours coffee into a cup, getting annoyed with her dad, smashing the cup and teapot against the wall, who grumbles about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles still being made. Reagan confides to her co-workers about problems with her dad and finds out they will be going to the Moon, where there is a free-love commune of astronauts who refuse to leave, with the Moon being declared a rogue nation while Ken Burns helped film the Moon landing. Reagan and Brett go on a dangerous mission to the moon to check out a distress call. Reagan goes back to her place to prepare to go to the moon, with her dad telling her that he and her mom went to the moon as part of a sex tourism trip. Reagan and Brett make it to the moon and are amazed. This is interrupted when her dad comes to the Moon, annoying Reagan, who wants some space from him. Reagan is convinced that Buzz Aldrin is her father, even though her father tells her that isn't the case, and bonds with Brett over "daddy issues." The fake Buzz Aldrin goes rogue, with sleeper agent Jimmy Fallon going after him. Reagan's dad and Brett go to the original Moon landing site and discover that Neil Armstrong was murdered, leading them both to worry about Reagan's safety. Buzz Aldrin tries to convince Reagan to stay on the Moon, asking her if she is respected on Earth but reveals his evil plan to move the Moon. Reagan runs away from him and deactivates the engines to move the Moon, while Reagan and her dad have a heart-to-heart. Buzz escapes, Melvin is captured but gets to be "Buzz Aldrin" again, while Ridley, her dad, and Brett go back to Earth. In the final scene, Myc tells viewers that the Moon landing is real and tells Buzz Aldrin to not sue them.

• Episode 09. "Mole Hunt"

The Shadow Board meet at an undisclosed location, deciding that another being has to join the Shadows. At the same time, Reagan and Brett tell their fellow co-workers about bonuses, and it turns out they all get tote bags, yet again. Reagan learns that J.R. is joining the Shadow Board, meaning that she is now heading Cognito. She asks her dad if she should be as ruthless as J.R. and he says no. Reagan is celebrating becoming the head of Cognito when J.R. tells her that there is a mole in Cognito who stole a file which contains a list of every conspiracy they have ever committed. J.R. tells them to find the mole in 10 hours or everyone dies, putting pressure on Reagan to complete the task and learns that someone with high-level clearance stole the file. J.R. finds out that he will have to go through a complicated maze to join the Shadow Board. As Reagan and her team suspect one another, they find out Brett keeps an audio journal for himself, and it seems like no one on the team stole the file, with Reagan beginning to lose it. Later, Reagan has all of them take truth serum, while Oprah blackmails J.R. into doing whatever she wants after telling him that Cognito has a mole. Everyone on the team reveals their truths to each other, and everyone suspects Reagan's dad of stealing the file, and they are out to kill him after Reagan sides with him instead of her team. She learns that her dad built a secret surveillance lab inside of Cognito in the 1980s and confides that she isn't different from J.R. Her team comes down to get Reagan's dad, fighting with him and the animatronic machines while disco plays. They are all shocked when they learn Bear-O is the mole.

• Episode 10 "Inside Reagan"

Bear-O tells Reagan why he's the mole because he found that she isn't happy in her current job, overworked and stressed out, which is why he stole the file. She finds out that the code to give it new orders was set by her when she was 8, and while most of her team quits on her, Brett stays with her. However, she goes into her mind with her dad, while Brett stays on guard duty, with her mind organized like a "paranoid maniac." Her dad serves as a guide for her, as she goes past her good memories, repressed memories, trying to find the ones with Bear-O. Brett accidentally gets trapped in Reagan's mind, even bringing her to the dance at one point. The rest of the team stumbles into Reagan's lab and finds a tribute she made to the team, and they leave to save Reagan, while NSYNC are left in the lab, strung up. Brett brings a younger Reagan to a high school dance where she drops red paint on everyone and laughs maniacally. Bear-O tries to break into the lab and kill Ridley's father, while the rest of the team try to get the robot president to destroy Bear-O. Reagan learns that her dad was experimenting on her and erasing her memories that she had a male friend Orrin Carthwait, so he stay at Cognito. Meanwhile, the robot president tries to fight Bear-O, who tries to break the glass tube she, her dad, and Brett are in. Brett tells Reagan the password is Orrin, and she deactivates the bear, and she gets angry, having it out with her dad, pushing him out of home and telling him to never set foot in Cognito ever again. The following day she begins her first real day as boss. However, she finds out she won't be the head of Cognito as the Shadow Board explained and instead it is her dad who's CEO again (and J.R. has been sent to Shadow Prison X for embezzling funds to buy Skullfinger's lair), as they think she isn't ready for the position, angering her.

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[Open Minded Dude]

I've seen it on Netflix too and read the description and did not watch it as I assumed to be part of the ridiculing tactics. Mostly.

On the other hand it is always good to laugh about oneself (even if most topics are 'real' or for the great part real), so maybe it is not that bad after all.

Also on the other hand: Everything is made into some sort of pop (sub-)culture nowadays, so does it make you wonder? Is it even a thing? It already is a part of culture anyway, just look at some of the soulless new pop music videos' symbologies.

Ignoring it is best. I don't watch many cartoon shows anyway. (Just did Star Trek Lower Decks though which was surprisingly kind of okay for me in view of the fact that almost all of "Nu Trek" sucks nowadays).

[CurEus]

I saw the first episode tonight....we should be able to laugh at ourselves once in a while..but those that are involved in these things tend to broadcast what they do and their intentions as some form of karmic release. So it serves interests on several levels I expect,

[Tyy1907]

Watched about a quarter of 1st episode and turned it off. They cram a lot into that show, it was too much. And I agree it makes a mockery of what's going on.

[Jad]

Posted by Tyy1907 (here)
Watched about a quarter of 1st episode and turned it off. They cram a lot into that show, it was too much. And I agree it makes a mockery of what's going on.

I think that they’re also telling us some of what their actions and plans are. To them it doesn’t matter what format they disseminate this information. They do it for karmatic obligations and it’s not their responsibility if we believe this information or not.

[Tyy1907]

Posted by Jad (here)

Posted by Tyy1907 (here)
Watched about a quarter of 1st episode and turned it off. They cram a lot into that show, it was too much. And I agree it makes a mockery of what's going on.

I think that they’re also telling us some of what their actions and plans are. To them it doesn’t matter what format they disseminate this information. They do it for karmatic obligations and it’s not their responsibility if we believe this information or not.

I'm curious how they handle the ET side of things...

[ExomatrixTV]

• Is it not sad some need help from cartoons to cope with reality ... so that they can "laugh it all away" ... and sleep better at night ... not to research deeper in what is really claimed by 1000s of independent conspiracy researchers worldwide (not using an extreme poor strawman argument version of it).

For believers proof is not necessary ... for non-believers proof is never good enough or "impossible" ... BOTH believers & non-believers suk! ... Because they want everything to be spoon-fed to them! ... It takes more effort to go beyond the conditioning (for or against).

I avoid the use of the word "believe" for a very good reason ... I rather consider ... or I know ... or I am aware ... or I have experienced ... etc. etc. ... (believe systems often begs to be corrected) ... the moment some one asks you: "Do you beLIEve?" it is a MIND TRAP to lure you in to assuming that there is "nothing" to know or to experience.

Am not seeking agreement ... nor the opposite ... as long as I stay in my own integrity and self-honesty ... we all have to deal with (partial altered) perceptions ... with many assumptions that are based upon what has been spoon-fed to all of us in a certain way ... Letting go of the "need for agreement" is very liberating and still respecting other points of view! ... Nobody has "all the right answers" and nobody has all the "wrong answers" either. There a lot people who want to control the narrative fanatically (left & right). This extreme need to force one-sided thinking is often a sign of severe insecurity.

Real Honest Conspiracy Researchers studies Proven Conspiracy Facts and sometimes have "Theories" about KNOWN liars mixed with hard evidence of corruption, colluding, deceptions etc. To label some one "Conspiracy Theorists" is to falsely assume that some one "only" cooks up "theories". This need to control the narrative by MSM is part of mass dumbing down of a nation!

Look up the word "Conspiracy" in any (LAW) Dictionary ... then ask yourself is that "science fiction"? ... When 2 or more people prepare to commit a crime or to do harm is that so "far fetched"? ... What MSM tries to do is you to be associated with certain people that are FAR from being a true researchers or being an honest conspiracy analyst. The reason MSM never can share an honest representation of that what they attack is because they assume most will not verify their own sold claims & judgemental assumptions to them! So they count on you being lazy!

cheers.
John Kuhles

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Wow. Thanks, (I think. Now I feel like I need a shower.) I just went to that daily beast page and read a chunk of that article about the show that praises the mockery of conspiracy. Normie food. Then I saw this one: "America’s Finally Telling the Anti-Vax Nuts Where They Can Go" Damn. So, that's what they are feeding the hipster normies these days.

A sanctimonious prick pretending he's done me and you and humanity a favor by getting the pretend "vaccine" du jour, and pretending he's immune from catching covid-19 and pretending he can't transmit covid-19, and is barking out his pretense that people that refuse the injection (you know, the injection that confers no immunity nor affects transmissibility of covid-19) are more dangerous than the jabbed - he and the other spike protein factories.

I haven't had that much sh!t hit my eyes since I stood behind a cow with projectile diarrhea.

I don't see very much mainscream "news", but of what I have seen, I'd say this officially supported lie and witch-hunt against the unjabbed is even beyond the media lies repeated and repeated after the 9/11 US Deep State plus Israel fireworks show. That doesn't necessarily mean that I think this is a bigger event than 9/11, but maybe with all the data and reaction testing that has been captured from social media, plus their evolved, cyber-aware version of their propaganda model based on Bernays and others, they have predicted with certainty that if they repeat these lies one trillion times, they can alter the perception and redefine the "truth." I'm kind of amazed every time I see these lies in print or hear them broadcast. I think they are approaching that 1 trillion mark.