How much of what we think of as history is real? It's a question worth considering in light of how much of the narrative is controlled by those who control the narrative. With all the talk of fake news taking place in the alternative media the practice itself is anything but new.
I suspect that disinformation has been practiced on humanity since humanity has existed. CIA director William Casey said in 1981, "We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false"
The lines between corporations and governments are not just blurred anymore, they barely exist at all. Just when people start to notice that something is not quite right another distraction gets rolled out, some breaking news headline on a polarizing issue to which well-meaning people will throw their energy into.
Social media becomes weaponized dividing people into virtual armies that endlessly attack each other; white vs black, men vs women, Muslim vs Christian, gay vs straight, young vs old, until we get so exhausted that we welcome anything that will dull our minds from this constant struggle if only for a moment.
Education programs like Common Core resemble an indoctrination program to create obedience and conformity, vaccines and health organizations treat symptoms and do nothing to make us healthy, fighting wars in the name of peace is like screwing in the name of virginity, it seems the powers that be have been slowly misinforming the people so effectively that citizens actually protest and lobby for their own enslavement.
Are we reaching a stage where people are so indoctrinated that they can't even formulate a debate or recognize a truly worthy issue if it dropped on their head?
Are we living The Dystopian World Of George Orwell's Book Nineteen Eighty-Four - 1984. We are creating people who cannot think for theselves and will toe the line and follow the status quo like cattle to the slaughter.
There is so much of our history that is never talked about and anyone who brings it up is labeled a conspiracy theorist, but is it really a theory when it can be proven? None of these are theories. It’s amazing how well trained the sheep really are in mindlessly defending the institutions that have them imprisoned.
It seems that often when the government tackles a problem it actually creates a bigger problem or hides its true intentions under a benevolent-sounding name for its newly founded department. They have done this so many times that their record speaks for itself.
I just watched this video that uncovers The Suppressed History of the United States and it's a real eyeopener. There's a lot to unpack there but if you follow the money it all makes sense.
The Suppressed History of the United States
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This is a great video, I'm a fan of reallygraceful's work.
Why not add links to her Steem account and posts here as well?
Would be nice if we could get her posting on DTube too ;)
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https://steempeak.com/history/@reallygraceful/americans-must-watch-the-suppressed-history-of-the-united-states
Cool, I didn't know she was on Steemit. thanks, now I'm following her and you too.
Part of the reason behind he American Civil War is somewhat related to what later went on to happen in 1871.
Slavery was really a secondary reason given to why that war took place to distract us from the real reason which was scrubbed from the history books which was for central banks to subvert the Constitution, push the country into bankruptcy, and gain control of the US banking system.
The good news is that there are books and documentaries about what happened in 1871, 1913, 1933, and other key moments in history. Not all of it is gone. We can still find some of it and pass it around.
I used to get in a lot of trouble in history class as a kid. Did you know in the US only on book company is allowed to print history books? Total censorship and control of the narrative.
I would read other books and do my reports based on them and my teacher would send me to the principal's office. The principal thought it was cool and he would make my teacher pass my assignment.
Good principle and that is why I was homeschooled. Maybe not why but that is a good reason to not be brain washed.
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Very interesting. Definitely something everyone should be aware of.
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