TheCigSmokingMan
Rift Surfer
The British \"At the end of the day...\" Conspiracy.
Those sneaky british tried to take over America...
The even wanted to change it's great catch phrases...
Remember... "When its all said and done..."
Almost all americans used to say that...
It's a definitive statement.
A few years ago...
I noticed that American talk show hosts and newcasters and commentators...
All started says "At the end of the day..."
IT'S A BRITISH UNITED KINGDOM EXPRESSION
Why did everyone start using it...
Were these broadcasters IN ON the BRITISH COLD WAR TAKE OVER OF AMERICA... ?
I THINK SO!!!.. And MAYBE SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED...
They have that Lexis-Nexis database right..?
I sure you could build a time line of how it entered American news and media...
And cross check phone records, lunches, meetings, conferences, etc...
And see how it entered our society....
Please don't say "At the end of the day...."
Say...
"When it's all said and done..."
It's Seinfeldian Confusionism... for the brain... <Sounds crazy... I know...>
What's a day?
24 Hours Long?
The daylight?
EST? MT? EDT?
Business Day? 9 to 5? 10 to 6? 3 to 11?
Etc... Etc...
I'ts some type of confusion technique or Illumanti curse...
Something to think... <And research....>
TheCigMan
Those sneaky british tried to take over America...
The even wanted to change it's great catch phrases...
Remember... "When its all said and done..."
Almost all americans used to say that...
It's a definitive statement.
A few years ago...
I noticed that American talk show hosts and newcasters and commentators...
All started says "At the end of the day..."
IT'S A BRITISH UNITED KINGDOM EXPRESSION
Why did everyone start using it...
Were these broadcasters IN ON the BRITISH COLD WAR TAKE OVER OF AMERICA... ?
I THINK SO!!!.. And MAYBE SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED...
They have that Lexis-Nexis database right..?
I sure you could build a time line of how it entered American news and media...
And cross check phone records, lunches, meetings, conferences, etc...
And see how it entered our society....
Please don't say "At the end of the day...."
Say...
"When it's all said and done..."
It's Seinfeldian Confusionism... for the brain... <Sounds crazy... I know...
> What's a day?
24 Hours Long?
The daylight?
EST? MT? EDT?
Business Day? 9 to 5? 10 to 6? 3 to 11?
Etc... Etc...
I'ts some type of confusion technique or Illumanti curse...
Something to think... <And research....>
TheCigMan