I physically cannot watch the news. Especially the world view news, the big news stories that they cram down your throat to seemingly to paralyze you with fear; I don't even want to read it in the papers. I've always had the consuming feeling of wanting to know the other side of the story. From the mouths of these reporters we hear one side: we are good, over there they are bad. What do they think of over there? The same? Neutrality? Probably the same as "over here" Some don't care, some think we are fine, some think we are bad.

It's funny how certain races vilify each other - it usually occurs during conflicts, wars namely. They are bad we are good. The media typifies this, especially through their one view, that one view that they repeat over and over.

I've seen snippets of news segments and I have to shake my head and roll my eyes - is this the truth? I ask myself. What is the other side of the story? It can't be as clear cut as that all.

I don't believe in good or bad. Everyone has a dark side; after all humans are animals and hello - flight or fight.

So I started researching as I am prone to do every so often (usually it's ancient history, but definitely not limited to). I saw a documentary on the History channel I believe on brainwashing experiments. So as a whim I typed up "brainwashing" in the youtube search box and low and behold, I found some scary things - namely Project Paperclip, MKUltra and kept on looking up names, projects and eventually I found this gem of a video: [link] It's John Breeding, a psychologist, about media and mind control.