DrDivago

Uhhmmm, that seems to be a familiar theme....

The West is sleepwalking into a situation that will have serious consequences.

This is not an isolated case. Why does no one in the context of the culture industry thematize this problem?

Very interesting when we think that states like Ireland, Norway and Spain are thinking about recognizing these genocidal people as a state... Very interesting and revealing about the time we live in.

"We are sick and tired of democracy. And we are here to provide you an alternative and that is the Sharia" What should they do besides openly declaring it?

In the West there is no discourse on any of this. The culture industry covers these aspects of Islam entirely contrary to Western tradition. Politics just ignores them. Either we have become completely dumb or there is more to it.

This video, in which a humorist responds imaginatively to the pundits of a well-known American television program, clearly shows those ways through which the culture industry fills people's heads with all kinds of nonsense. The purpose of these pseudo-discourses conducted by people without sense, intelligence or conscience is always the distraction and making the listening population dumber so, as they become incapable of rational orientation, that they become politically docile. A systematic campaign of destruction of minds and consciences from which only an anti-humanist politics benefits.

Who can say that animals do not have feelings?

The U.S. President has sole authority to authorize the use of. U.S. nuclear weapons. In case of nuclear attack, the President has 15 minutes or less to evaluate the situation and decide about the response.

Gli eroi della pandemenza in Italia mentre si accaniscono su un cittadino che vuole solo respirare all'aria aperta.

They played for the city for 42 minutes before being stopped by the police. It was John, Paul, George, and Ringo’s final public performance as “The Beatles”.

Close-up of the rare Golden Langur, one of the most endangered primate species of India and Bhutan. Researchers have said that this species works hard to avoid human interaction.