Behind the Curve - Controlled Opposition Documentary

In the spirit of the original Flat Earth controlled opposition group, "The Flat Earth Society," comes a new mockumentary starring the infamous FE shills Mark Sargent and Patricia Steere.  Mark, a proud member of the farcical "Flat Earth Society," has been making a mockery of the Flat Earth subject for 3 years now, by assuming a totally undeserved role as so-called "King of Flat Earth" and getting massive mainstream media attention where he proceeds to spout disinformation such as claiming the Moon and stars are actually projected onto the sky by a mysterious earth-based projector system, and other similar non-sense exposed in-depth here.  Now, in a full-length feature released this week, Mark and Patricia are taking their unique brand of controlled opposition mockery to new heights on the silver-screen, where millions of new people will be introduced to the worst examples of "flat Earthers" on the flat Earth.

Mark has admitted before to being a "card carrying member of the Flat Earth Society," which his mom confirms here. Then, while down-playing that, he says "Eric decides he's going to break away from the FES," implying that I was ever associated with them, which I have never been. This new documentary is clearly a hit-piece which is why Mark is so quick to try and clear the air that the director said, "this is not a hit-piece." Seems to me a bit like those pipe pictures that say "this is not a pipe" under them.

Interesting. I read the 'exposed-in-depth' blog too, I don't think I'll watch MS waffle on though. I only ever listened to a couple of his podcasts anyway and my opinion of him really dropped when he said something like 'but you don't have to listen to me, I could be insane.' [paraphrase]

I just watched the film and it is worse than even I expected. They make the flat Earth subject sound absolutely ridiculous, and make flat Earthers look like complete social misfits, while providing not a single shred of FE evidence. What I found the most interesting however, was how all these people I have been calling out as shills since Day 1, are present in this documentary: Mark Sargent, Patricia Steere, Math Powerland, Bob Knodel (GlobeBusters), Jeranism, Infinite Plane Society and Nathan Thompson are all featured and do a wonderful job of making Flat Earthers look like complete stooges. I hope more flat Earthers will watch this mockumentary so they can wake up and smell the controlled opposition being shoved in their face.

Hi Guys!
My Bootleg copy of the Hit Piece 'Behind The Curve' was removed from YT ( as I knew it would be ) but I have added it to DLIVE's / Steemit's blockchain where it will stay. I've linked this domain name to it: www.f45.live

Thanks,
MGTV

MGTV wrote:
'Behind The Curve'
added it to DLIVE's / Steemit's blockchain
www.f45.live

"The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported."

Thanks, I've sorted the issue. Actual link is this: https://dlive.io/@mgtv

Schpankme wrote:

MGTV wrote:
'Behind The Curve'
added it to DLIVE's / Steemit's blockchain
www.f45.live

"The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported."

i tell ya, this whole thing with the documentary smells ... when did the truth become a business? when did we blindly look the other way over popularity and paper?
utter concern and head shaking questioning is all there is regarding this ... more human shit trying to make money off of something. Sad indeed. To all truthers, who seek simple understanding and knowledge ... do not go quietly into the night, cause the darkness is growing ... And a shout out to you Eric, you called shills right from the start, sorry i ever overlooked that, watching them pocket money is sickening, they are still talking about no curvature! i mean oh my dam, the movement is way past this. Stay strong truthers ... i think the real battle has yet to come.

"Behind the Curve" is an idiom that means "you are behind or out of touch with current trends or developments."  In other words, this mockumentary is laughing at flat Earthers right from the get-go with their title.

Admin wrote:
Flat Earth: A babe in the woods, by GoodofALL72

It seems "GoodofALL72" didn't know about IFERS or our "controlled opposition" documentation which exposes all the players, including Mark Sargent and Patrica Steere.

ref: youtube.com/watch?v=o4Bl_PKrq0s

On 24th and 25th October at American Film Festival in Wroclaw (Poland) people could see movie "Behind the Curve". I went there with camera to do some interviews with people about flat earth, and in the mean time i was informing them, why this movie got on big screens, alarming them to don't get back off by funny twists offered by Mark Sargent or Patricia Steere, but to do them own investigation and see who is genuine and who is not. I left notes refering to Eric Dubay and explained there whole story of IFERS and FES. Few people got realy interested and this is very positive, but when i was asking, why they are going to see this movie, most of people was saying, they dont believe in flat earth, but they want to know what other side have to say... and now we can understand why controlled oposittion is making a joke from this topic.

Below my interviews in polish language:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTrrd4Czo1E&t=1s]

Del commenting conversation creators of that movie and main characters of it:

Very good points, only thats pitty that late, but better late then never.
Disagree with part of eating animals, of course a lot is in our head, but i wouldn't go that far to say thats what we eat is only in our head.

Day later some parts of the movie being commented by Del and Gav:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84wwSrKfx8Y

I just had the misfortune of watching this yesterday. I didn't even know it existed until yesterday when one of my FE-bashing friends mentioned it and wouldn't shut up about it, thinking somehow that he had found a gem of a "documentary" that would shake me out of my "flat earth delusion". The funny thing is that as soon as I searched it up and found out Mark Sargent and Patricia Steere were in it, I predicted (accurately, as I would find out) exactly what was going to happen in this "documentary".. that not a single realistic FE proof would be presented, and that it would focus more on the fake FE/shill community and have nothing to do with FE proofs or genuine flat earthers, and that at some point Mark Sargent would bring up the fact that he and Patricia are considered shills and insist that they are not. My buddy seemed irritated that I accurately predicted what the whole movie would consist of before even watching it.

Out of boredom and curiosity I put this mockumentary on and started watching it. Literally the very first fuckin line of the movie is Mark Sargent saying "We live in a giant terrarium, slash soundstage, slash Hollywood backlot, slash Truman Show style dome. And it's so big that neither you nor anyone you know has ever figured it out." Shilling HARD right out the gate, just as expected. The next scene has him at his mom's house being catered to by her as she tells the camera that she spoils him, and shortly after that it cuts to him in his room with comic book posters on his wall, etc. It's painfully obvious what this production was meant to convey to the viewer: that flat earthers are 50-yr-old mama's boys and social outcasts whose only sense of belonging comes from the "flat earth community" they are a part of, where they seek to bond with other likeminded people. They really took that narrative and ran with it the rest of the movie. Constantly interviewing weirdos and misfits and making sure to include people saying "I lost my wife after going flat earth, I lost my friends, and my family won't talk to me, but the one group I feel accepted in is flat earth". This is done to further cement in the unaware viewer's mind "if you start looking into FE you could end up exactly like these nerds here". The movie constantly makes the case that flat earthers, more than anything, just seek solace in each other's company, and seek a sense of belonging. When the reality is that genuine FE don't want or need a "club" or a "leader" or seek an identity to attach themselves to. FE is simply about using our own senses and brains and reasoning and doing natural science, and discussing the hundreds of proofs. But no way could this mockumentary be that down-to-earth, no pun intended. It had to completely ignore the science/proofs, and instead focus on pointless scenes of Mark and Patricia in their daily lives and banter that has nothing to do with flat earth. Slightly off topic, but another thing I get the impression from watching the movie, is that Mark has a bit of a crush on Patricia (idk why, she looks like a botox-laden wrinkly old jewess) but he has never been physically intimate with her bc she views him as a classic "nice guy/instant friend-zone" type lol. So the scenes of them hanging out together and talking about their "bond" was very cringeworthy. What was even more cringeworthy than that was Mark's pseudo-humility, the way he pretends to be humble as he says MULTIPLE TIMES throughout the movie "yeah people recognize me all the time... Want my autograph, want a pic with me... I just shrug it off and oblige them, you know... I want people to know I'm just like them.. but they don't seem to think that. They think I'm some kind of celebrity." No, Mark, no one thinks that, and you don't think that they think that. You're just an actor playing the part of a 50-yr-old narcissistic insecure mama's boy nice guy who is unsuccessful with women, frustrated, and socially awkward.

The whole thing is insufferable to watch. After it was over, my friend of course was like "so did you watch it til the end? Did you see the laser test fail? What do you have to say about that?" genuinely believing that he checkmated me or something. Told him an expensive tool like a laser or $20k gyroscope isn't necessary to know earth is flat, let alone when it is done through an "experiment" on a Netflix TV show by a bullshit artist like Jeran. And that the only thing one needs to know earth is flat with 100% certainty is eyes and a brain. The horizon remaining flat and always at the centerline of the human eye's perspective whether you're 5ft above sea level or 35k ft above sea level is 100% proof that we live on a flat plane, it is impossible on a sphere no matter the size. He started arguing again so I just told him that since he's unable to visualize a sphere in his imagination, he should get a basketball or some other spherical object and study it for hours if need be, as long as it takes until it clicks in his head that spheres don't have flat or constant rising horizons. Told him that unless and until he discovers this truth, we can't go any further with this topic bc it will be evident that he's purposely ignoring reality and you can't reason with someone in that state.

Anyway, this was possibly the worst film I've ever seen in my life and made FE out to be a joke, which isn't surprising at all. To anyone who hasn't seen it, I do not recommend it, not even if you have time on your hands and are curious. It's literally worthless, a slap in the face to real truthers.

Agree completely, well said, thanks Slingshot

Slingshot wrote: After it was over, my friend of course was like "Did you see the laser test fail? What do you have to say about that?"
Told him an expensive tool like a laser or $20k gyroscope isn't necessary to know earth is flat let alone when it is done through an "experiment" on Netflix

This "experiment" was purposely added and purposely failed(they knew it was going to fail ahead of time) to reinforce the the spinning ball earth.

Spinning ball earth believers are getting off on this failed "experiment"..
According to Patricia the experiments weren't calibrated correctly so they were "bound to fail"
but STILL added into this mockumentary.. even with knowing the experiment would fail.

I just saw this on Netflix, so I look up the director to see if he's a jew.
I find an article written by a jew titled "Director of Behind the Curve shares how to argue with people who believe the earth is flat"
https://ew.com/movies/2019/03/01/behind-the-curve-netflix-interview/
Here's how I know she's jewish
https://observer.com/2016/07/an-open-letter-to-jared-kushner-from-one-of-your-jewish-employees/