Category: Media and Government

Reality is a principle humanity has lost in an era of mass illusion. The fabricated narrative of warfare disguises a vast operation of mass simulations, enacted for the viewing public as ‘news events’, with a paraphernalia of embedded journalists and missile-eye-view cameras.

The so-called physics of war are, in the real world, preceded by an abstract model of war that structures and organises the actual happenings.

There is no underlying reality of war, referred to by media images. Instead, the images ARE the actual operational mode of war.

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How many times have you heard someone add to a conversation with words like ‘liberal’, ‘socialist’, ‘Democrat’ or ‘Republican’?

Often this is accompanied by ignoring variations on hierarchy, structures of inequality, or profoundly unjust distributions of power and wealth.

The 'bread and circus' continues to keep the masses distracted on the illusion of left vs right, while hiding that politics is a WWE-style theatre stage show -- in which all manufactured characters are indeed ‘in’ on the act and play their part to invoke audience emotion.

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