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    Jon Kelly is a backwards speech analyst.  He looks at certain shows/songs/speeches/whatever and plays the audio backwards in order to find "hidden messages."  Here are his findings on Pokemon.  Mr. Kelly's website, Retrotopics, can  be visited by clicking on this link (the Pokemon article's at the very bottom).
     
     

    The Secrets of Pokémon 

    01/21/00 - This Just In! 

    David Hodges has reported that children are being indecently exposed during the introduction to the animated television series Pokemon. I checked the video and sure enough, a young girl's genitals appear to be on display for several frames, as you can see in the image below. 

    Use the slider bar in MS Windows Media Player 2 to view individual frames in the video. You will see the still image I have captured and enhanced with the addition of a digital photo of the girl's exposure. The display is followed by an image of four adults nodding in agreement, and then a fire-breathing dragon. 



    The image accompanying the article

    What is this image doing in a children's cartoon? Does this series of images collectively tell a story of child abuse, adult consent, and the consciousness behind it? 

    Continue below and you can hear the following expressions all found in the children's voices. We continue to be amazed. 

    Get a gun. 
    F*ck up school. 
    Molest me. 
    We screw you. 
    Suck a penis.

    <The links to these audio files can be found at the link above this article>

    With thanks to Jeff Rense for posting the link to this new material.

    Do you ever wonder what your children are watching on television? If they are like millions of other children in North America, they are probably watching the hit TV series Pokémon. 

    The primary goal in Pokémon is to find, capture and train various monsters, all in an effort to become the world's greatest Pokémon trainer. "You teach me and I'll teach you," as the show's theme song tells us. But children are learning other lessons as well. 

    In December 1999 Britain's Telegraph reported that "The latest craze to hit toyshops in Britain has been denounced by US police as "America's most dangerous hobby" after causing a surge in child crime.  Children across the US are stabbing, beating and robbing each other to steal Pokemon trading cards, . . . (in) Philadelphia . .   six children have been arrested for separate attacks on classmates to steal cards . . .  Prosecutors in Orange County, California, have filed charges against a 13-year-old boy who is accused of stealing a classmate's Pokemon cards and then running him over with his bicycle." 

    Why are children responding with such violent behavior? We've applied Retropics™ speech analysis to an episode of the Pokémon television series called "The School of Hard Knocks". This approach has revealed startling new information hidden within the spoken dialogue. To find out more about the Retropics approach, click here. 

    Recent Caltech research shows that our minds can hear and interpret backwards 
    recordings as intelligible speech. The expressions presented in our report are therefore unconsciously identified, interpreted and memorized by the viewers. 

    The following audio file is a composite of the reversed dialogue given by Ash, a lead character in the show. Click on the image to hear Ash speak his lines. Then get a bar of soap and wash his mouth out! 

    Lose that Gal! 
    You know we're afraid! 
    I'll f*ck up school! 
    F*ck you! 
    They're afraid of anguish! The kids know! 

    Do these hidden messages form a part of what Pokémon teaches children about how to get along with others? Hear the expressions, decide for yourself then visit the Retropics Forum and join the discussion! (To enter the forum, simply click "Enter Forum".) 

    This is Jon Kelly.  He's the guy who slow-motioned the Pokemon Opening just to see the girl's "genatelia."  I mean really, you'd have to be really looking for this kind of thing to notice it, and then when you don't find it you make it up.  Plus, the article mentions that the photographer had to enlarge the video and digitally enhance it to get the "horrible" image above (you can't see anything!)  "Oh no, seeing a girl's panties for 1.23 seconds will scar a little kid for life.  She's obviously being molested!"  What nonsense.

    And then the whole backwards speech thing...Pokemon doesn't have subliminal messages!  Get a life!  The audio files on his site don't even sound like the things he says they're saying.  Let's all go to this site and give him pleasant e-mails...nettirw sdrawkcab!
     
     
    Pocket Monsters was not created by me.  It was created by Satoshi Tajiri and the crew at TV-Tokyo.  Pokemon is (c) Game Freak, Nintendo, 4Kids Productions, Hasbro, Bandai, and a ton of other companies. When you have a popular anime like Pokemon, lots of people own it so it's impossible to list every company who owns a piece of Pokemon.  No infringement of copyrights is meant by the creation of the web site.  All images were gotten from official websites (Nintendo, TV-Tokyo, etc.) unless otherwise noted (I don't steal images from other sites!).