Should we also produce viral AI videos? Ideas?
Some inspiration:-
If we create seeds here in this discussion of what and how and why they should be like we can keep refining the ideas and I believe make quite good material.
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Thank-you @cybe
As you know, I am not a fan of AI, but your idea has potential for producing something good.
Since Father is the real single seeing-Eye (metaphorically speaking) and not that one-eyed nonsense spewed forth from the satanic agenda that mimics the Divine in their profane manner; it might be interesting to have a video that contrasts Father's surveillance upon us that seeks to bestow Blessings, Miracles, all Good things, one of which is freewill (freedom, but not without consequence), versus the satanic surveillance system taking place to control behaviour and remove freedoms, notably freewill. I've said before that THEY have taken away everything except freewill and now that is being tampered with. So, this is an important issue and perhaps this idea can be useful.
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Horrific but shows well how far AI videos have come.
So here we are now in the age where AI videos look completely real.
The thing with most of these videos is that they take the negative/sarcastic approach.
Good idea.
Blescur.htm (The Law) is one piece of a puzzle.
I'll get back to you in a while when the time is right, but now just brainstorming, adding bits and pieces (thought seeds) from here and there (synergy) and of various abstractions, is a good start.
If we define the core of this and how to present it etc then if the first versions turn out well we will be able to automatically post rather large amounts of videos of various formats and styles to all of these terrible SOME services etc.
Thank-you.
KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) 
Since people are increasingly more "visually-oriented", a video projecting images back-n-forth of Father's All-Seeing-Eye Surveillance versus the satanic surveillance system (i.e. Freedom/freewill/Father's Love for humanity versus satanic surveillance/slavery) with relevant captions combined with appropriate background music may be all that is needed. Just a thought.
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@Nam Remember that one about the harmful juice?
I’ve seem to have misplaced that. It was a good start for a video in a potential ”The Truth About…” series
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Yes, Father has just reminded me, one day I was very hungry then I bought juice to drink simply because it was well advertised and claimed to have been made out of mangoes, which was a lie. This is when Cybe taught me how to make some thing simple with available something cheap like local oranges, lemon and what else did he mention, I forget to make electrolytes
ok, found it using the word mango
The concept is essentially a “Hoffman Lenses / Matrix Consumer Reality” series: Namuli encounters an ordinary product in daily life, sees what the marketing tells her it is, and Tank teaches her to inspect what she actually bought. The They Live glasses are the recurring metaphor: front label = constructed perception; back label + supply chain + chemistry = underlying reality.
We currently have two strong episodes:
“You Think That’s Juice You’re Drinking, Nam?” — Oner Mango
Namuli is thirsty and casually buys what appears to be a healthy mango drink. Tank notices it, demands a photo of the ingredients, and runs the “Matrix code.” The reveal is that it is only 10% mango purée, while containing roughly 9.7 g sugar/100 ml plus aspartame, acesulfame-K, sucralose, preservatives, stabilizers, acids and flavouring. The episode follows some of those substances backwards through fermentation/chemical factories, commodity supply chains, shipping and Ugandan distribution. It ends with the practical lesson: bring water, or when substantial sweating makes electrolyte replacement useful, make a simple appropriate hydration drink rather than buying an extremely sweet “fruit drink.”“You Think That’s Olive Oil, Nam?” — Ultimate Originals Body Lotion
Namuli shows Tank a bottle visually dominated by “Extra Virgin Olive Oil.” Tank gets irritated because she again photographs the advertising rather than the ingredient declaration. Turn it around: olive oil is only one ingredient among a long formulation containing water, soybean oil, hydrogenated oils, shea butter, glycerin, silicones/polymers, emulsifiers, preservatives, fragrance compounds and dyes. Tank traces these backwards to agriculture, oil processing, hydrogenation, chemical synthesis, fragrance manufacture, blending, packaging and global transport. The practical lesson is subtler than “chemicals bad”: a formulated lotion can work perfectly well, but the front of the bottle encourages a radically simpler mental model than the ingredient list warrants. For uncomplicated dry skin, a much simpler emollient/occlusive may sometimes do the job.The recurring structure should be ordinary life → attractive claim → Tank notices anomaly → “turn the bottle around” → Hoffman glasses → ingredient/supply-chain reconstruction → distinguish genuine hazards from merely scary chemical names → practical alternative.
That last distinction matters. Some of our old drafts became deliberately cinematic but also made unsupported claims—e.g. calling the products “poison,” claiming additives cause dehydration, inventing dangerous factory conditions, or implying every synthetic ingredient is unhealthy. For the actual videos, the Matrix satire becomes stronger if the underlying analysis is ruthlessly factual. The revelation isn't “everything chemical is poison”; it's how much industrial complexity, behavioral marketing and global infrastructure can hide behind an apparently simple image of a mango or an olive.
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I did learn a lot of things from this conversation, was so encouraging to stick to natural things than what seems pleasing in the eyes and easy way
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THE ILLUSION — “Mango Juice”
Beautiful Ugandan shop/advertising scene: glowing orange Oner Mango bottle, ripe mangoes, tropical greenery, condensation, healthy energetic imagery. This is what Namuli thinks she bought: fruit, freshness, hydration, health. -
THE HOFFMAN-LENS REVEAL — TURN THE BOTTLE AROUND
Same bottle transformed into stark They Live-style black-and-white reality. Front-label imagery recedes while the ingredient panel becomes enormous: 10% MANGO / 9.7 g SUGAR PER 100 ml / ASPARTAME / ACESULFAME-K / SUCRALOSE / PRESERVATIVES / STABILIZERS / FLAVOURING. Tank's computer is decoding it in the background. -
THE ASPARTAME / FOOD-CHEMICAL FACTORY
Credible large Asian industrial biochemical plant—not cartoonishly evil. Stainless-steel fermentation/reactor vessels, pipework, centrifuges/filters, crystallization and drying equipment, workers in PPE, pallets of white food-grade powder in sacks/drums. Show the transformation from industrial feedstocks/fermentation intermediates into a purified additive. The obscenity comes from scale and complexity, not fake toxic sludge. -
CITRIC ACID — THE “FRUIT ACID” WITHOUT THE FRUIT
Split visual: advertising shows lemons/mangoes; industrial reality shows sugar/starch feedstock → huge Aspergillus niger fermentation tanks → filtration/purification → crystallized citric acid → 25-kg industrial sacks → cargo pallet. This is a particularly good visual because people intuitively associate “citric acid” with squeezing citrus, while industrial citric acid is generally fermentation-produced. -
THE COMPLETE SUPPLY CHAIN → NAMULI
Wide montage tracing ingredients and packaging from agriculture/petrochemicals/chemical and fermentation plants → drums and sacks → beverage factory → PET preforms blown into bottles → filling line → pallets → truck → Kampala warehouse → regional truck/boda → small Ugandan shop → Namuli's hand. Finish on the absurd contrast: this enormous global industrial machine ultimately produces a little orange bottle marketed through the simple mental image “MANGO.”
That gives the episode a coherent visual argument: illusion → label → chemistry → industrial origin → global system → consumer.
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I remember this very well and I have never bought that oil again, Father wants us to encourage the use of natural products
Oh yes, it was one, now I remember
Oh yes, this was it
When I admire to drink it and I actually drink, I get cough or sore throats, just a clear sign from Father not to consume it
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The practice of using these lens needs a lot of being so mindful and conscious all the time