*I think there are two possibilities for this Atta guy appearing in an ad.
The first one is the strongest possibility. It's not so subliminal, but
a * */great number of people/ even though somewhere in the periphery of
the conscious mind would sense something vaguely familiar about it,
would not even double-take on it.
But it is still a psychological device to make the ad stick into the
neurons.* *
Don't let Benneton fool you either with this fraud of avant-garde social
messages. They have no conscience. Once picking up my kids after school,
a middle school mind you, fifth graders to ninth graders, right in front
of that school was a full-size bulletin board, showing a big car
engulfed en flames, like inside a big bonfire, and the simple words
Benneton across and above the conflagration. * *
It's to poke at your eyes, your mind. * *
The book "Subliminal Seduction" talks about it and they reproduce a lot
of ads in the book, but they highlight the parts you wouldn't notice in
some of them. * *
Some of us are old enough to remember the Camel cigarette ads from the
1950s and 1960s. Just a simple picture of a lit Camel cigarette in an
ashtray, smoke making curves upward into the air, and right next to the
ashtray is a saucer. In the saucer is a pickle, and on the saucer is a
cup of ice cream. * *
Back then the common way to describe the sometimes odd cravings of women
who were pregnant was "pickles and ice cream". * *
*
On 2/24/12 11:32 AM, Paul Nelson wrote:
http://thecollegeconservative.com/2012/02/23/911-hijacker-mohamed-atta-the-n
ew-face-of-auto-insurance/
http://tinyurl.com/7nzscbv
Note the last paragraph. The son of a friend of mine was part of the same
unit of the Old Guard.
Paul Nelson
Office 512-392-2577
Cell 708-670-6978
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