intellectuals' club ( Archived) (117)

let's face it, media has been bugging us for ages. but lets's not forget that the media industry are also people who magnifies everything. we probably also put a high premium on the notion that "reality is what the majority deems it to be" so if 9 out of ten people agree on one thing, the one remaining can only do so much

The sooner the world is honest about its history the sooner the population will no longer put up with deception and lies and half truths about our so called leaders and we will all reap the benifits, especially if they truly believe they will be held accountable for their actions!!
Enjoy the read though, your in for one hell of a shock!!


Adding to the shock value, try reading through this one without wanting to start a killing rampage:
"The People As Enemy" by John Spritler; 'The Leader's Hidden Agenda in WW2' Black Rose Books, London, 2003
Spritler's view is that our understanding, as taught in schools and rammed down our collective throats about WW2 is especially important today because the myths of WW2 are the same myths that are being used now in the so called "war against terror" by governments and corporate leaders to control people and pursue ends that have nothing to do with protecting anyone from terrorism; it is the reverse...all documented.

we're exchanging ideas here...that's the whole point!!

The last bit you mentioned isnt really valid as the older people were told disinformation on the basis of promoting faith in our wartime effort.

The truth was not exactly reported but there are more than enough account of people being less than impressed with him!!

During one typical speach in the East End of London where he spouted "they will never defeat us" the locals remarked (i'll paraphrase) "yeah its nice and safe for you but were the ones being bombed" then they went into where he and others relocated out of the bombers range to the west of london.

Apparently him speaking on top of burned out ruins pontificating to people who had just had their houses and families blown apart and the firestorm that engulfed the East End (in particular the docks) was just a little too much garbage for the locals to take, and he was ushered away rather quick smart as the situation looked like it were about to turn nasty.

Several of my relatives served on both sides of the Conflict during the War, one who proudly served with the SAS and was the C.O when he and his men liberated a concentration camp.Thus i am more than aware than most of what went on in the camps, as my relative told me about it.He was a touch hard man, but in all the years i knew him i never saw him eat meat after that.

Just in case you don't know burning human flesh smells like a food most of us will consume on a weekly basis......and he never ever ate any that i can remember.Actually come to think of it i mostly remember him living on soup, crackers and cheese.

The best way to honor the fallen is to respect what they went through, remember their sacrifice and tell the truth for what they died for.Without truth, there is nothing and their sacrifice is made all the more worthless and insulting.

poor old winston hehehe...you won't give him a break

i'm not trying to wiggle out now, but i used his name metonimically in the first place.

errrrrr...i could've mentioned boudiccea for instance, but then somebody would probably have said she's a totally fictional character and the story would continue in much the same manner...

well, it would be nice if we could turn this thread into a proper barbecue party, but we are a bit too far away hehe