happyliza said:Yes the only thing worse than that is to see the 'effect'. I just had a friend around here and of course we talk about Syria. 'Well I am glad about what they are doing to Assad, he is an evil evil person'.
She took away the Paleo book so hopefully diet may help change perceptions. I find my difficulty is that sheep just swallow such Kindergarten stuff. It is so easy to deceive them even with ALL the conflicting reports.
I really do think that the more that is going on around them the deeper they bury themselves down their rabbit holes
I am just sooooo grateful that I can observe, do as much as I can, and remain as objective and informed as I can - thanks to those, like y'all here, who truly care.
Me too, I am very grateful. To be able to be well informed is something that have no price. And it is really a protection, really, really.
It is curious to see intelligent and cultivated people that when concerning war or Middle East they are not at all well informed. This dis-information in their minds is also bad food. And because of this bad mental food they are unable to "feel" the horror of it. It is really horrible what is happening in the Middle East, but these intelligent people seem to protect themselves behind the words: Assad is a dictator, an evil. Or Qaddafi was a monster. Or Hussein was an ogre. etc. They are really well programmed. :(
Here is a little interview with Michel Collon, in English, about propaganda concerning Syria.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLV3_YF_mzs#t=111