[QUOTE=Carmody;998602]Order of operations:
Refugees from Syria: symptom.
Fascists, corporations and oligarchs, hiding in the backdrop ---who displaced them: Primary target and source point.
Lesson: Don't get lost in distractions. After a while you find that the trail of wounded and dying never ends, that the need to bandage wounds never ends.
Final analysis and action point: Go to the reason the wound appears, or you are wasting your time. You have to make a decision to go after the source point ....and move away from walking emotional circles around symptoms.
Observation: No major media ever talks about source points, they only speak of symptoms. If they speak as if they are talking of a given source point ... it is a distraction into their agenda, and it is layered and a partial truth (at best) that fits their agenda. This is the sad tale of such influences and power structures - for thousands of years.
Lesson: Don't read mainstream media, don't listen to mainstream media, and don't watch mainstream media.... it will distract you from fundamentals... into paths that end in the desires and directions of oligarchy.
I personally don't watch their shows ---None of their media, none of their entertainment. Nothing. Nada. Zero.
For almost 20 years now, and my head is 100-200-500% better for it.
One cannot claim their thought processes back ...when allowing such external input into a system which is essentially designed to be a hypnotic input system. A body data intake system... that takes things in subconsciously as a first order premise in design and operation.
Think Your Conscious Brain Directs Your Actions? Think Again[/QU
You hit the nail on the head, Carmody. You are so right. The flow will be never ending unless we address the cause. I can't help but think of the following comparison. I work in animal rescue and it never ceases to amaze me how people will donate thousands and thousands of dollars to help one animal because of their emotional response to that particular animals story. There is nothing wrong with this, and believe me, I am grateful there are those willing to help, but every time that happens I think of how much more good would be done putting that money towards spaying and neutering. In other words, going to the source of the problem, but the emotional story will always win out over the cold, hard facts.



