I've been making a habit of reading Red Pill theory more often lately. I find the more I keep this philosophy at the forefront of my male consciousness and identity, the less likely I am to accidentally forget these precepts and fall back on my former beta ways.

  1. Using Male Control Voice to Maintain an Inertial Reference Frame

There is an old trope from 1950s and 1960s era Sci-fi TV shows and movies known as the "Control Voice". It's usually described as a disembodied man's voice, such as an announcer, news reporter, or radio broadcaster. For example, Rod Serling's character, voice & persona from The Twilight Zone, or the Narrator's voice from The Outer Limits. The show or movie usually starts out with the voice-over (again, typically an older man's voice) setting up the story, describing the plot, and basically outlining the overall scene that will be shown to the audience. After the program is concluded, sometimes the Control Voice comes back on to tell you what you just witnessed, and any lessons to be learned. Often the Control Voice will "sign off" with a repetitive catch phrase or lessons that be learned from the story.

What does this have to do with Red Pill? In my opinion, the Control Voice is an excellent example of establishing a strong and distinct male frame of reference and holding it for the entire duration of the event that will subsequently ensue. The Control Voice is the unquestionable, all-knowing, all-seeing, omnipresent, omnipotent supreme masculine authority. Nobody dares to question The Control Voice because without the Control Voice, nothing exists. Basically tantamount to a God-like or Creator type of father figure. Father knows best. He is generally benevolent but can be stern at times. You subconsciously don't want to go against the Control Voice because you don't really fear the Control Voice. On the contrary, the Control voice instills in you a sense of comfort, confidence and trust, that everything is going to be alright and there is someone out there who is watching out for you. Sort of like a protector or a guardian leadership role model.

The Vocal and speech patterns associated with the control voice are as follows: Deep, Strong and Forcefully Speech. Sometimes pausing for Emphasis. Words and Sentences can be clipped short to indicate displeasure or concern. Nothing that could be construed as a high pitched, nasal, or whiny girl type of voice. Just Low and steady. Male actors of the 1950s really nailed down the Control Voice.

I would like to give you another example to demonstrate the effectiveness of Control Voice techniques. There was a famous incident in 1938 where Orson Welles (he of Citizen Kane fame) read from H.G. Wells's War of the Worlds on live radio. So powerful was Orson Welles in projecting his voice that people who heard his broadcast started to panic because they actually believed that alien invaders where attacking from Mars. You can listen to it for free online just to get a sense of the awesome power of good enunciation and diction. People believed anything he said because he used was Control Voice.

  1. Captain Kirk In many respects I admire the character of Captain Kirk, as played by Bill Shatner, as a classic archetypical example of an Alpha Male. His Captain's Log entries for each episode of Star Trek embodies many of the characteristics of the Control Voice. Furthermore, Capt. Kirk uses dramatic pauses for emphasis when speaking. He holds tremendous frame like a boss. One other thing to point out is that sometimes he makes grammatical errors or mispronounces stuff. Like in the movies Capt. Kirk will say stupid shit like, "Send to Commander Reliant." When he should really say "Send the following transmission to the Commander of the Reliant." But notice that nobody dares to point out the mistake in his pattern or pronunciation. Because he says it so confidently and authoritatively. Then you notice OTHER PEOPLE START TO IMITATE THE SAME MISTAKE ! Uhura starts to say, "Commander Reliant." Lol. This is truly incredible because it shows the power of Control Voice speech patterns - don't acknowledge mistakes. Just carry on as if that is the correct pronunciation and the other person is wrong. Another example is where Capt. Kirk says "Officent thinking, lieutenant." There is no such word as "officent". It doesn't exist (I checked). However, when you are in Capt. Kirk's sphere of influence and domain, being told you are "officent" probably feels like the greatest praise anybody could bestow on you. so, basically with Control Voice YOU CAN REWRITE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND INVENT ENTIRELY NEW WORDS AND PHRASES THAT OTHER PEOPLE WILL IMITATE.

  2. Control Voice, Vocabulary and Speech as another tool in your Red Pill toolkit

In conclusion, Using Control Voice techniques to establish a strong internal and external male reference Frame are yet another tool in your RP repertoire. Just like knowing how to make your girlfriend squirt, and knowing how to induce hypnosis, please Use these techniques carefully and wisely. with great Power comes Great Responsibility. remember, A strong leader inspires confidence and trust in his subordinates.

Good luck out there!