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in News · 05 Apr 2020, 08:00 · 1 Comments
Average daily viewing time has risen to of 7 hours and 7 minutes per person.
The data also highlighted a drop of audience for the main national terrestrial free-to-air TV channels to the benefit of cable TV news channels.
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Frighten the sheeps, make them afraid of sick or even dying - nevertheless I guess we have souls, that incarnate often here....
Well, give them TV, and the sheep fall into the traps, raising unconsciousness through distraction, manioulation, stress, anxiety and so on.
Those are biblical times:
Split of the souls, a great part enslaved with technology, some part ascending, transforming, those who are not "victims" of any circumstances or governments...
By Johannes from Alentejo on 05 Apr 2020, 22:23