Guest Columns
First, How Controlled is Your Food Supply? Second, Who Controls Your Mainstream Media Intake?
Consolidation has produced a relative handful of companies that control vast food brands and chains. Mass media consolidation is similar.
Consolidation has produced a relative handful of companies that control vast food brands and chains. Mass media consolidation is similar.
“Nestle, Pepsico, General Mills, Kellogg’s, Mondelez, Coca-Cola, Unilever, Danone, Mars, etc.”
Most people who live in America today (born after 2000) do not realize how controlled their food supply and media intake is in the fascist state (Isaiah 28:18).
Food options are always the same
Have you ever noticed that when you drive any distance, the restaurant options given to you for eating out continue to be the same ones?
While the corporations expand, the little business options are becoming rare as the days go forward, and without a doubt, this is a concerted effort to make sure that you get in your food supply what the corporations want to feed you (Isaiah 28:18).
Below is a chart of those who own the corporate restaurants where most people dine today.

Now, how controlled are the mainstream media’s narratives? They claim that they have up to 94% of the driven narrative (Micah 6:16; Ephesians 4:14).
Look at the six corporations that own them! Comcast, Disney, At&T, Paramount, Sony, Fox, etc. Ever wonder who is behind the mainstream media’s subversive narrative (Ephesians 4:14)?

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Bradlee Dean is an ordained Christian preacher, Radio show host for the #1 show on Genesis Communication Network from 2-3 p.m. central standard (The Sons of Liberty), a National Tea Party favorite. He also speaks on high school and college campuses nationwide. Bradlee is also an author, a husband to one, daddy to four boys. You have probably seen Bradlee through such outlets as The New York Times, Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, The Weekly Standard etc.
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