thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Wallop!
So who are you really? Snowden or Assange
Sitting on my porcelain throne using Fapatalk
Ha!
If I had to pick one I'd be Snowdon! Assange strikes me as a sociopathic sort :-(
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30 dead in France terror attacks in Nice + Talk Turkey here!
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Ha!
If I had to pick one I'd be Snowdon! Assange strikes me as a sociopathic sort :-(
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
The first article is very cleverly written and goes to precisely why I have such distrust of the likes of the Grauniad.
It takes direct quotes from official documents about supporting a coup to rid the country of an anti-western leader, then includes some opinion quotes from a biased source stating that it was about oil and equates the two as if they are the same source. Read through it again and see if you can spot the sleight of hand!
Evidence that western governments have interfered in other countries does not equate to Western governments interfering in order to generate contracts for their friends, neither does it equate to some kind of mad grab for oil or anything else underhand.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Read the book.
If, by the end of it, you can clearly explain to me why YOU think Mossadegh was ousted and replaced by the CIA-friendly Shah of Iran, I would love to hear it.
I doubt that book will have the answers. The author's hardly a neutral source!
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
You mean you don't look around you and see feeble minded people wearing baseball caps, eating fast food while wearing their logo covered clothing on their smart phone?
Of course I do, but for all you know those might be choices rather than brainwashing.
Just because those choices and preferences are different to yours it doesn't make them brainwashed. For the record, you'd find me dead before finding me in a baseball cap or wearing logo-emblazoned clothing. I do tend to avoid fast food, but drive throughs are so convenient! If it ever makes me fat I'll have to stop.
monkeybarry
Ian Walker
Nice attack: France calls up 12,000 reservists - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36817435
With an election not far away, this is not the ideal mindset to go into it with
With an election not far away, this is not the ideal mindset to go into it with
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
As someone who worked in the states while my son was between the ages of 1-4 then i can categorically same the kids are brainwashed.
You should look at one of the programs that was on everyday called romper room, it had babies stood up with their hands over their hearts pledging allegiance to the flag.
Its just a follow on from that.
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K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
I worked in the media for nearly 40 years and can tell you the best brainwashing is when you think it's your choice. Companies don't spend billions a year on advertising and marketing for nothing.
How on earth is it happening mate?
I understand how marketing works and it's still a choice.
I, for example, haven't watched a tv advert in years. Other than those inserted into podcasts I haven't listened to one either.
It's optional. It always has been and always will be
I take it you had the option to change channel? Or to pick up a book instead?
It's easily avoidable, really easily. People choose not to for the same reason I sometimes eat junk food - it's convenient. That's a perfectly valid choice, but it's a choice all the same.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Its in ( or was then) in the school time table you had no choice, " home of the brave, land of the free" and all that crap.
Another school then? I know for a fact that not all schools over there go in for that nonsense.
Past that, if it bothers you that much there are always other countries to live in.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
It was a program design for kids and shown on national TV and in the schools, so it was everywhere and watched with glee by the kids encouraged by parents. As i have said before mate for a educated man ( or seems to be) you dont have speak some tosh.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
the number of people with faith is reducing, a study last year found that most of the people in the U.K. identify themselves as atheist (53%), a hundred years ago it was 0%
as scientific education improves around the world religion is dying on its arse, all that are left are the real nutjobs or those with vested interests
Religion is like HIV - it trends toward zero as education increases.
I guarantee you it wasn't in every school. Not everyone bought into it.
Even if your kids' school did, I should hope you instill rational thought into them like I do mine. Eg:
"Your teachers are always right unless they talk about GHod and Jesus, those are just silly made up stories"