Nothing is, but what is not.
Albert Einstein once said that the restriction of knowledge to an elite group destroys the spirit of society and leads to its intellectual impoverishment.
Breaking down this statement, it came to my realization that my political bias in the last entry wasn't bias- it was practically a lie.
Ha, and I of many people who patronize those who run their mouth. The very essence of propaganda is to capture an audience in its vulnerability and lure it to believe nothing that is, but what is not (inspiring words of Shakespeare- I still find some his plays lame). to dupe them into believing something is true, when really they express twisted lies to win over their views.
I hate to admit, but I became a Bush. Temporarily that is. Like him, I believed "We have every reason to assume the worst" And so I did. But of course, when there is not the worst of things, we make it up.
Although I was intending to write the facts, I unintentionaly wrote lies with false and incomplete information. After reading the background on Hizballah, I beg to differ with my previous statement, for I too assumed the worst and ran my mouth with lies.
Hizballah may be held accountable for terrorist activity and they claim to associate themselves with Hamas in their developing party in Iraq as well as Iran and Lebanon.
So who blames a politicaly party for standing up to the Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon? Every revolution has its bloodshed. Every controversy has its lies. I want to recant my perspective of Hisballah for refuting a previous statistic based on TIME magazine.
"the Bush Administration finds its hopes for democracy in Lebanon almost completely dependent on the good faith of Hizballah—a wholly owned subsidiary of Iran, which provides the group with $100 million to $200 million annually, according to intelligence estimates"
See where I went wrong? I foolishly assumed that Bush admistration had provided this money rather than Iran. I failed to also recognize that Hizballah's scope is far beyond a militant operation. It has been involved in building schools, clinics, hospitals, and other ways of benefitting Lebanon.
I don't mind being wrong, but my statements being false.
Albert Einstein once said that the restriction of knowledge to an elite group destroys the spirit of society and leads to its intellectual impoverishment.
Breaking down this statement, it came to my realization that my political bias in the last entry wasn't bias- it was practically a lie.
Ha, and I of many people who patronize those who run their mouth. The very essence of propaganda is to capture an audience in its vulnerability and lure it to believe nothing that is, but what is not (inspiring words of Shakespeare- I still find some his plays lame). to dupe them into believing something is true, when really they express twisted lies to win over their views.
I hate to admit, but I became a Bush. Temporarily that is. Like him, I believed "We have every reason to assume the worst" And so I did. But of course, when there is not the worst of things, we make it up.
Although I was intending to write the facts, I unintentionaly wrote lies with false and incomplete information. After reading the background on Hizballah, I beg to differ with my previous statement, for I too assumed the worst and ran my mouth with lies.
Hizballah may be held accountable for terrorist activity and they claim to associate themselves with Hamas in their developing party in Iraq as well as Iran and Lebanon.
So who blames a politicaly party for standing up to the Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon? Every revolution has its bloodshed. Every controversy has its lies. I want to recant my perspective of Hisballah for refuting a previous statistic based on TIME magazine.
"the Bush Administration finds its hopes for democracy in Lebanon almost completely dependent on the good faith of Hizballah—a wholly owned subsidiary of Iran, which provides the group with $100 million to $200 million annually, according to intelligence estimates"
See where I went wrong? I foolishly assumed that Bush admistration had provided this money rather than Iran. I failed to also recognize that Hizballah's scope is far beyond a militant operation. It has been involved in building schools, clinics, hospitals, and other ways of benefitting Lebanon.
I don't mind being wrong, but my statements being false.
posted by The Patient Cactus @ 3/16/2005 05:59:00 PM
1 Comments:
At Wed Mar 16, 06:41:00 PM EST ,
mujahideen ryder said...
asalamualykum
uhh i have no idea what ur talkin bout, but i like ur blog, cuz it was the only actually blog that i read every word, being that i was really tryin to understand what ur point was, hahaha ok im an idiot
btw hezbullah is a shiite group based on defending lebananon from my knowledge and yes it is funnded by iran and other shites worldwide
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