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lucky » Wed Dec 23, 2015 10:56 am wrote:Thanks....![]()
I remember seeing the man but I thought he was dragged away? (T . Square)
- to the original thread title; if one reads, sees and digests all the anomalies both real and fake that can be found in an instant doesn't that inevitably lead to ones thoughts being guided, occluded, taken to places that lead you to question 'is this 'normal' -' something doesn't feel right' . For me, in simple terms, I see the human race embracing what ever is thrown at them as, as a collective we have given our 'power' away to tptb and as much as I hate the word become sheeple who lap up whatever is fed via MSM, Hollywood etc.
How many of us are there that have the ability of analytical, unbiased thinking and use rigorous intuition ? not many is my guess - maybe we are the 'other 1%' .
Though I feel a fraud talking as if an equal to the might of most of the posters Intellectual capacity and down right braininess. : )
lucky » Wed Dec 23, 2015 5:56 am wrote:Thanks....![]()
I remember seeing the man but I thought he was dragged away? (T . Square)
- to the original thread title; if one reads, sees and digests all the anomalies both real and fake that can be found in an instant doesn't that inevitably lead to ones thoughts being guided, occluded, taken to places that lead you to question 'is this 'normal' -' something doesn't feel right' . For me, in simple terms, I see the human race embracing what ever is thrown at them as, as a collective we have given our 'power' away to tptb and as much as I hate the word become sheeple who lap up whatever is fed via MSM, Hollywood etc.
How many of us are there that have the ability of analytical, unbiased thinking and use rigorous intuition ? not many is my guess - maybe we are the 'other 1%' .
Though I feel a fraud talking as if an equal to the might of most of the posters Intellectual capacity and down right braininess. : )
Luther Blissett » Wed Dec 23, 2015 11:03 am wrote:lucky » Wed Dec 23, 2015 5:56 am wrote:Thanks....![]()
I remember seeing the man but I thought he was dragged away? (T . Square)
- to the original thread title; if one reads, sees and digests all the anomalies both real and fake that can be found in an instant doesn't that inevitably lead to ones thoughts being guided, occluded, taken to places that lead you to question 'is this 'normal' -' something doesn't feel right' . For me, in simple terms, I see the human race embracing what ever is thrown at them as, as a collective we have given our 'power' away to tptb and as much as I hate the word become sheeple who lap up whatever is fed via MSM, Hollywood etc.
How many of us are there that have the ability of analytical, unbiased thinking and use rigorous intuition ? not many is my guess - maybe we are the 'other 1%' .
Though I feel a fraud talking as if an equal to the might of most of the posters Intellectual capacity and down right braininess. : )
My point in framing the Tiananmen question is because barely anything else makes me feel like something is not right as when I informally poll folks who were cognizant in 1989 about what they saw on the news about the man in Tiananmen Square. I have always remembered it as I'm pretty sure it's always been: that he stood in front of the tank, it tried to go around, he climbed up on the tank, and was eventually scuttled away by another person. An unfathomable number of people remember him as being run over. I don't think coverage in 1989 of the situation in the square was live so I don't see how they would have seen this, but many people I've spoken to insist. I think it's some form of projection based on the still image of him standing in front of the tank. I don't misremember much so it's hard for me to imagine that so many people misremember video footage of the man being run over. They are so adamant about it.
I think real rigorous intuition describes an aspiration that most of us can only put practice towards.
Joao » Wed Dec 23, 2015 2:10 pm wrote:There's a 2-page thread about it:The Tiananmen Square Massacre Myth by stickdog99 » Fri Apr 25, 2014
The documentary Assignment China: Tiananmen Square, referenced in the OP of that thread, is available here: http://china.usc.edu/assignment-china-tiananmen-square.
Luther Blissett » Wed Dec 23, 2015 7:54 pm wrote:Joao » Wed Dec 23, 2015 2:10 pm wrote:There's a 2-page thread about it:The Tiananmen Square Massacre Myth by stickdog99 » Fri Apr 25, 2014
The documentary Assignment China: Tiananmen Square, referenced in the OP of that thread, is available here: http://china.usc.edu/assignment-china-tiananmen-square.
Look at that, I even post on it, multiple times, and repeat myself. I should have searched, something I'm normally pretty good about.
It recently came up because I just had this conversation online, again, with a rather large group of self-assured people. I was immediately reminded of this thread because a couple of them expressed discomfort with reality.
Searcher08 wrote:How is it possible to post on a thread, even multiple times and repeat oneself and then have posting amnesia? I have read posts that I have written at RI that I had no memory of the thread topic even having been discussed, never mind what I had written. Other times I have had a window arrange so I didnt see the writer and read a post of mine and it totally didnt click that I had written it - bizarre!
Nordic wrote:"who the fuck is this guy I'm reading?"
Iamwhomiam » Thu Dec 24, 2015 1:44 am wrote:I remember the standoff and the fellow moving to stay in its path. But I also remember seeing a body, not his, run over. Perhaps his death was caused by the military's advance during the night. Or is it now being claimed there was no body run over by a tank?
But the guy who stood in front of the tank was disappeared, afaik.
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