3 thoughts on “What Frank knew about 40 years ago”
When I was a kid I was taught to laugh at Frank, now that I am older a whole lot of the little things he was scripted to say and do are honestly… Incredibly intelligent of him. He knew the IRS was a scam and illegal, he did not trust banks so he kept the money hidden away for when he needed it… He knew the UN was taking American freedom and independence away, he knew the communists were worming their way in and tried to warn others… All of this a script in a show that years later I realized was made to be ABSOLUTELY PRO-COMMUNIST and NWO. The shows was propaganda by the jewish communists, Frank had his stupidity and greed but he was also a genius.
Yeah, as youth, we were programmed and steered, with t.v. as the head programmer. We were taught to poke fun at and marginalize people who were actually making sense and supporting freedom. They just weren’t “cool.” It has taken me a lot of years to understand what they did to our sense of self and its rightful independence. I sure wouldn’t mind sharing a cup of coffee with Frank Burns. No one ever listened to him. Now I would.
When I was a kid I was taught to laugh at Frank, now that I am older a whole lot of the little things he was scripted to say and do are honestly… Incredibly intelligent of him. He knew the IRS was a scam and illegal, he did not trust banks so he kept the money hidden away for when he needed it… He knew the UN was taking American freedom and independence away, he knew the communists were worming their way in and tried to warn others… All of this a script in a show that years later I realized was made to be ABSOLUTELY PRO-COMMUNIST and NWO. The shows was propaganda by the jewish communists, Frank had his stupidity and greed but he was also a genius.
Yeah, as youth, we were programmed and steered, with t.v. as the head programmer. We were taught to poke fun at and marginalize people who were actually making sense and supporting freedom. They just weren’t “cool.” It has taken me a lot of years to understand what they did to our sense of self and its rightful independence. I sure wouldn’t mind sharing a cup of coffee with Frank Burns. No one ever listened to him. Now I would.
It was amazing that the writers made fun of the government and its tyranny in the form of comic and got away with it.