I would venture to say that most people on this website probably love rock music.For most people it is a HUGE part of their life.But is it just some cute music about drugs, sex and rebellion, or is there a more sinister agenda at work?Certainly nobody is saying that all modern music everywhere is bad.However, the videos that you will watch below should convince even the most casual observer that t
The Weekly Reader, a magazine for kids distributed in schools, recently had an article on global warming which quoted the IPCC conclusions that it is anthropogenic in origin. The article then linked to a kids EPA site that depicts bulldozers tearing down trees, which contributes to global warming. But author Chris makes a very good [...]
There haven’t been any signs that Yahoo will make its employees work from within isolation tanks. That almost seems like the next logical step, though, as Jerry Yang has followed up Carl Icahn’s critical words with yet another "all is well, stay on task" letter to Yahoo’s troops.
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This is SO hot … I don’t beat around the bush in this 16-minute Audio thriller. I brainwash you so that you will regularly stroke in MY honor. Your sexual pleasure will be 10 times better than ever. And you will be 10 times more devoted to Me. Fulfill your need. [...]
What does it take to reach an inner city child? Teach them to nod on cue.
Paul Tough of the New York Times wrote an article entitled, “What It Takes To Make a Student”, in which he discusses, among other things, charter schools. He focuses on KIPP schools which were founded by [...]
"Brainwashing" è un libro per chi vuole saperne di più sul controllo della mente e su quel complesso di tecniche di sofisticazione del pensiero che oggi costituisce un settore privilegiato di studio per la Psicologia Sociale. Il brainwashing viene qui affrontato nel dettaglio con l'obiettivo di svelare i meccanismi di manipolazione che si annidano nella politica, nella pubblicità, nella comunicazione di massa e che vengono impiegati negli ambienti militari e dalla giustizia penale. Kathleen Taylor si addentra nei meandri delle neuroscienze con una trattazione accurata e avvincente che trasporta il lettore in un mondo ansiogeno, tutt'altro che irreale, dove ognuno può diventare vittima inconsapevole di un condizionamento imposto, mirato a stravolgere convinzioni, credenze e le più cons
To pick up from my last “Thoughts”: We all have been conditioned by our customs, culture and rearing to believe what we believe! For over 25 years I have exhorted all that have been placed in my path; Not To Believe What I Believe! I explained to them then and I am explaining to you now that I would pray for them, To Believe What The Word Of God Teaches Them, thru the Precious Holy Spirit, “In Jesus’ Name!” John 15:26; And now to continue: Let me only submit this for your consideration! In Red China, there was, (Allow me this choice of words to only ‘cut to the chase’ …) a ‘Brain Washing’ that was brilliant in its design. Now what is Awesome, I started this … ‘Thought’ several days ago and just now, in order to have something to back up my pre
In a little followup to one of yesterday's posts, I've pieced together a few more puzzle parts regarding Jean Loring's "mental illness" by realizing just why anyone might be confused. A few days ago, Every Day Is Like Wednesday, which is maintained by a Las Vegas Weekly writer, wrote up a post about Justice League of America #156 from 1978, in which Ray Palmer talked with his fellow Leaguers
There was a recent article in the Chicago Sun Times telling of the effect the “Golden Arches” has on our kids.
“Even carrots, milk and apple juice tasted better to the kids when they were wrapped in the familiar packaging of the Golden Arches.
The study had youngsters sample identical McDonald’s foods in name-brand and unmarked wrappers. The unmarked foods always lost the taste test.”
Of course this article leads to blame Mcdonald’s for advertising to kids. Sure, I will go along with that…a little. The spokesman for Mcdonald’s said “The fact is, parents make the decisions for their children and our research confirms that we’ve earned their trust as a responsible marketer based on decades of delivering the safest food,” (Walt Riker) HA HA HA!
I agree with one point Mr. Riker made, The parents make the decisions for their children. Now, I take my kids to Mcdonald’s occasionally. But I would like to point out that ch
It appears some people are so brainwashed into thinking pharmaceutical drugs are the answer, they’re willing to commit heinous acts to push potentially deadly new drugs onto the market, against the advice of medical experts.
Dr. Howard Scher and Dr. Maha Hussain—both prominent prostate cancer experts and practicing medical doctors—oppose the new prostate cancer drug Provenge, and have voiced their warnings to the FDA’s approval committee. They believe there is insufficient evidence of the drug’s safety and effectiveness.
The FDA’s advisory panel has so far endorsed the effectiveness of the drug by a 13-4 vote, and a 17-0 vote for its general safety, even though there are signs it could increase the risk of stroke.
Patients with incurable diseases are often passionate about finding a cure and may advocate for the approval of experimental drugs even when the data is lacking. But death threats to the experts who are actually championing for the safety of these drugs prio
"...the students had been building an elaborate "Legotown," but it was accidentally demolished. The teachers decided its destruction was an opportunity to explore "the inequities of private ownership." According to the teachers, "Our intention was to promote a contrasting set of values: collectivity, collaboration, resource-sharing, and full democratic participation."The article outlines some of the points the teachers discussed with students:"A house is good because it is a community house.""We should have equal houses. They should be standard sizes.""It's important to have the same amount of power as other people over your building."One of the key elements of communism was that no one can be better than anybody else. This is what happens in blue states folks. And it's leftists that poison your kids with this crap.
Ok not really, Factiva works. The press review onslaught continues and will be blogged later, but for tonight read Jennifer Ehle's intentions for her Lady Macbeth in Women's Wear Daily.PORTRAIT OF A LADYElisa Lipsky-Karasz27 June 2006Women's Wear DailyEnglishCopyright 2006 Fairchild Publications, Inc. All Rights ReservedNEW YORK - Jennifer Ehle is one of those rare creatures whose ethereal beauty almost blossoms more from having her head shaved. But though her high cheekbones and sparkling blue eyes may benefit from the crop - for a part in the upcoming film "Pride and Glory" - it's probable her self-effacing personality doesn't appreciate the extra stares that result. For Ehle, despite her many accolades, is shy. So shy, in fact, that when she was a drama student in England in the late Eighties, the North Carolina native adopted an English accent "to camouflage myself," she says.Ehle is not one to shy away from a challenge, however. So after a nearly four-year break from acting,
