It looks like the United Kingdom’s version of Cass Sunstein has finally arrived. A new publication called The Power of Unreason has been released which labels conspiracy theories as dangerous thoughts that could lead to violence. In the publication and subsequent BBC propaganda piece, the authors cite the 7/7 and 9/11 attacks as dangerous conspiracy theories. What they fail to mention is that the official stories for these horrendous terrorist attacks are conspiracy theories in themselves. Basically the corporate news defies logic and acts as a sort of god, demanding that you do not believe so called theories no matter how much proof is put forward.
An example of one such theory is that the bombings in New York and London, on 11 September 2001 and 7 July 2005 respectively, were “inside jobs” carried out by authorities in the US and UK.Other theories highlighted were that “freemasons control the world economy through manipulation of paper currency”, that the UK government is “consciously seeking to destroy Islam” and that a “conspiracy between the Japanese government, the US, and the Jews existed to gain world domination”. BBC
Both 7/7 and 9/11 were inside jobs, carried out by rogue elements of the CIA, Mossad, and MI6. All the proof needed to come to this conclusion is easily accessible.
The publication is openly calling for the indoctrination of our youth. BBC even went as far as to say the government needs to teach youth to think more critically!
“More needs to be done in schools to teach young people digital literacy, such as being taught to tell the difference between propaganda and honest and accurate reporting,” argues the think tank. BBC
Similar to quotes by Sunstein, the report calls for the infiltration of internet sites in order to dispute so called “extremist rhetoric.”
A Demos report published today, The Power of Unreason, argues that secrecy surrounding the investigation of events such as the 9/11 New York attacks and the 7/7 bombings in London merely adds weight to unsubstantiated claims that they were “inside jobs”. The Independent
The publication specifically attacks the increasingly influential 9/11 truth movement. With millions of people awake or at least open to the possibility of state sponsored terror, the powers that be have ignored legitimate questions and ramped up their attacks on free speech by simply labeling us domestic terrorists.
“Most notoriously and influentially, the ‘9/11 truth movement’ has questioned the official accounts of 9/11 and has become a large and growing political force.” The Power of Unreason
Truth seekers and patriots around the world are being labeled as extremists/domestic terrorists. In times like this we must always double check our facts, preach non-violence, and watch out for the tremendous amount of shills within the movement.
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