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Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well... You read the article and see the journalist has absolutely no understanding of either the facts or the issues. Often, the article is so wrong it actually presents the story backward—reversing cause and effect...
In any case, you read with exasperation or amusement the multiple errors in a story, and then turn the page to national or international affairs, and read as if the rest of the newspaper was somehow more accurate about Palestine than the baloney you just read. You turn the page, and forget what you know.
The US ruling elites did not count on a military victory for Ukraine, but on the fact that the costs of the war with Ukraine and Western economic...
It's out in the open now. - I can just imagine the controllers behind the scenes, "What the fuck is going on? Those dumb-ass kids are supposed to...
I suppose for any Westerner, US or Europe, who reads this article carefully and with an open mind, the description of the totalitarian systems in...
French and Germans primarily, it seems : [Link] Russian resources: Airborne troops near Chasovoy Yar encountered foreign military personnel...
Bingo.. as expected Rogan is a plant and his platform is being used by the fkkr Carlson to peddle this nonsense for the next big inflation...
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& IMO this person, wouldn't lie to us ?
But would that make it UK?
All jest, don't know who the poor SOB was.
R.C.
Were you aware of all the details of the eavesdropping, back when the earliest information was coming out? As I recall, it involved a telephone wiring contractor who revealed that the NSA had an optical splitter for ALL traffic in two stories of a skyscraper in San Francisco, which I believe was sent to Utah.
As I recall, even that was old news when Binney came out with his NSA tale, which I could discuss at length. One thing that stuck in my craw was his claim that he didn't see coming that the NSA would 'change the plan' to get rid of all encryption when he 'originally agreed' that the NSA et al. could only use such information with a Judge's order.
In Binney's favor: he's not discussed by the BFM works in his favor, while the fact he got award from the ACLU works against his credibility.
A question: Your thoughts on Assange?
R.C.
*As re cynic/cynicism, I think I should have used the word 'skeptic', rather than 'cynic' above.
RC
They both function as Big Brother is Watching You! posters... Crush dissent while still giving the proles ready-made tragic and persecuted heroes.
The easiest way to control the opposition is to run it yourself.
We know the evil that exists yet that evil won't kill these two simple men?
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What really pisses me off about Snowden is how the pinhead he trusted with his info sold him and America out for cash. . Nothing has been released since then. So we know maybe 5% of the info he has
Oooops!
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Was around 8/2006 and everyone south of the border knew about it because the Spanish language press covered it while the BFM ignored it. The plane had legitimate appearing DHS markings on it, and was, as I also recall:
- owned by a CIA owned company;
- had stopped at Gitmo on its way (it may have delivered 'renditioned' 'terrorists' (sic)
- If flew from there to SA (I think it was Columbia, our 'ally')
- It was refused? the right to stop and refuel (more than once? by different countries? presumably because they too knew what it held?)
- the amount of coke held a still record amount of coke, etc., etc.
Also, Tampa newspaper article re 'mystery surrounds coke filled plane' typical BFM: [Link] (They say "128 black briefcases" but the calculation yields 86 pounds per 'briefcase'? my ass. Suitcase! I distinctly recall seeing an image from inside the plane showing each seat with as large a suitcase as could fit strapped in with the seatbelts. Also, though it's now presented as some successful bust, the plane ran out of gas AND the pilot supposedly 'escaped' (got escorted back to his CIA handlers.)
Since our idiot populace remain unaware of this now 14 years later, how can they hope to remember to breathe?
R.C.
Also, sorry for not cleaning the comment up more.
R.C.