It's such a shame that you can't really cram all the information that you want into one youtube video and not have it going over an hour long...
But nevertheless, how many times have people went online and saw at least one kind of video regarding television subliminal messages at one point in time? Probably everyone, right? I've seen so many that are pretty much proof-positive, but also an equal amount of things that I wasn't sure if it was intended, or the person making the video was purposely looking for something and made a video out of it for sensationalism. Because the latter actually seems like more of a conspiracy theory at times (depending on the video), I give them the benefit of the doubt.
Well this video, however, I believe removes all doubt at all. If anyone has seen the movie (or at least clips taken out of) "They Live," remember the parts where Roddy Piper, or John Nada, puts on the glasses and sees words like "obey" and "consume" everywhere? Well, that's a reality. When the televisions all signed off late at night in the 1960s, they normally would end with programs like these. In one of the sign-offs, there was discovered blatant and intentional text at the bottom of the screen that faded in and out just before more text citing the National Anthem. It happened so fast, that you wouldn't have normally nor would you have been expected to catch it with the naked eye, but by slowing down the frames, you could begin to see messages unfold, which spelled out:
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