Jay Dyer
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
Jay Dyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It would put people in like a catatonic state to make them more suggestible.
everybody's probably heard about subliminals like all of that is related to or adjacent to the type of things that we're discussing here like this is it's a very niche but well-studied branch of how to use fiction to condition people and one element that might be a little more accessible to people is that if you go back to the turn of the century last century in in the uk um
especially as they eventually had the Official Secrets Act, you couldn't say...
what you did when you worked for British Intelligence or whatever.
But you could write fiction novels that kind of loosely told those stories.
And so a lot of British authors that are now famous, you know, formerly wrote or formerly worked in British Intelligence and then like William Somerset Maugham and these different characters.
Graham Greene.
Graham Greene, exactly.
They would go on.
And then, of course, Ian Fleming.
They would write into the stories what they'd actually been up to.
You could write Our Man in Havana, but you couldn't actually write what you did in Havana.
Exactly.
And then you'll find these fascinating nuggets.
You know, Joseph Conrad is the secret agent, which was one of the first.
There was one revolutionary era spy story.
I forget the name of it, but his is sort of the most well-known, the secret agent.
And you've got, like,
the states using anarchists, there's a false flag event.
You've got these principles in these fiction stories which seem to match up to reality.
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