In all the newspapers: morning, afternoon, evening and dawn. In almost all the television programs, even on the most popular channels. In productions of the seventh art: national and international movies... Also on all the radio stations in the country. Possibly on most YouTube channels. Even those who say they are against this orchestration of the same speeches and the same narratives. Every day, the talk about racism, homophobia, misogyny... Every day, it's the same litany, as if an entire country were reduced to these supposedly well-intentioned abstractions, but with clearly totalitarian intentions and consequences. Every day, Big Brother reminds us of its political and im]moral agenda: Machiavelli's divide and conquer, the bread and circuses of the Roman emperors, as a thousand years ago... Now we have TVs, computers, cell phones, A.I. Everything to continue what they started from the beginning. From sacrifices to the Sun King, from servitude to the clergy and nobility, from endless wars, from artificial divisions, from fictions as certainties. And the cycles are renewed, and the executioners may even be different, but humanity remains the same...
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domingo, 6 de abril de 2025
The Brazilian media is 1984 "ingSoc"
sexta-feira, 7 de março de 2025
After all, is it the "far right", extreme, or especially who accuses it??
Who accuses it??
''Traditional media''??
Self-declared "radical subversives"??
The traditional media reflects and expresses the voice of power, which has never really been moderate and balanced...
Those who are always ready to "accuse" others of being intolerant, extremists... fascists, racists, xenophobes... basically repeat the litany of accusing others of being and doing what they themselves are and do...
Some examples of the "extremism" of the "far right" today:
- The "far right" only wants greater control over immigration, especially in countries that have experienced significant flows of immigrants, and because this lack of control generates very negative consequences, especially the increase in cultural conflicts, crime and the progressive demographic and cultural replacement of natives by foreigners... Not to mention that it does not solve the social problems of the countries where most of these immigrants come from.
Very "radical" and "extremist"...
- The "far right" only wants to combat the excesses of 'left-wing' identity politics, in which immigration policies with little control are also part of the "package", as is the reversal of institutionalized discrimination against certain groups in evaluation and selection processes in the labor market, particularly white men, in countries where this policy has been imposed, returning to the old common sense of prioritizing technical competence over subjective preferences (racial, sexual...).
Or even the ban on trans athletes in traditional sports, especially in women's sports, knowing that they tend to have natural biological advantages, particularly for "trans women" over "biological women" (and which reverses the situation when it comes to competitions between "trans men" and "biological men", exposing the first group to the risks of competing with those who are much stronger and more physically agile)...
Or that children can be subjected to irreversible procedures on their developing bodies when they express any level of mismatch between gender and sex identity (which seems that, most of the time, is nothing more than a temporary mismatch).
An affront to moderation and rationality, don't you think?
domingo, 12 de janeiro de 2025
O que a cidade de Rotherham e a Palestina têm em comum?/What do the city of Rotherham and Palestine have in common?
O que a cidade de Rotherham e a Palestina têm em comum?
A priori, nada. São apenas duas localidades distantes uma da outra, uma no norte da Inglaterra e outra na região do Levante, no Oriente Médio. No entanto, coisas perturbadoras têm acontecido nessas regiões. Só que a "mídia tradicional", pelas mesmas razões, tem evitado a todo custo falar abertamente sobre cada caso, se convertendo mais uma vez naquilo que sempre foi, em um dos tentáculos do poder, acobertando crimes graves por causa de sua submissão à diretrizes "politicamente corretas".
No primeiro caso, de 1997 a 2013, foram cometidos milhares de estupros seletivos, especialmente de adolescentes brancas de classe trabalhadora, por gangues de paquistaneses muçulmanos. E não é apenas a mídia que tem dado uma cobertura insignificante ao caso, mas também grupos que supostamente deveriam estar denunciando esses crimes, como as "feministas", que ficaram calados ou dando pouquíssima importância. Novamente, a desprezível indignação moral de muitos autodeclarados "de esquerda", em que parece que um crime só é digno de indignação se for cometido por seus inimigos políticos ou por indivíduos dos grupos que transformaram em bodes expiatórios, como os brancos. Então, para não serem vistos como "politicamente incorretos", se calaram por todo esse tempo e continuam... E ainda tem os que tentam abrandar a gravidade da situação...
Pois, na Palestina, também tem acontecido atrocidades, cometidas contra civis pelo exército do estado de "Israel", pela desculpa de perseguir membros do grupo terrorista Hamas depois dos atentados de outubro. Algumas estimativas falam em mais de duzentos mil mortos com direito a todos os tipos de crimes de guerra possíveis. Mas... Porque a "mídia" ocidental está literalmente nas mesmas mãos sujas que estão exterminando inocentes naquela região...
Esses dois casos apenas reforçam as evidências de que a mídia nunca trabalhou para o bem comum, mas para o poder.
What do the city of Rotherham and Palestine have in common?
At first glance, nothing. They are just two distant locations, one in the north of England and the other in the Levant region of the Middle East. However, disturbing things have been happening in these regions. But the "mainstream media", for the same reasons, has avoided talking openly about each case at all costs, once again becoming what it has always been, one of the tentacles of power, covering up serious crimes because of its submission to "politically correct" guidelines.
In the first case, from 1997 to 2013, thousands of targeted rapes were committed, especially of White working-class teenagers, by gangs of Pakistani Muslims. And it is not only the media that has given the case insignificant coverage, but also groups that are supposed to be denouncing these crimes, such as "feminists", who have remained silent or given very little importance. Once again, the despicable moral indignation of many self-proclaimed "leftists", who believe that a crime is only worthy of indignation if it is committed by their political enemies or by individuals from the groups they have turned into scapegoats, such as White people. So, in order not to be seen as "politically incorrect", they have remained silent for all this time and continue to do so... And there are still those who try to downplay the gravity of the situation...
Well, in Palestine, atrocities have also been committed against civilians by the army of the state of "Israel", under the pretext of persecuting members of the terrorist group Hamas after the October attacks. Some estimates speak of more than two hundred thousand deaths, including all types of possible war crimes. But... Because the Western "media" is literally in the same dirty hands that are exterminating innocent people in that region...
These two cases only reinforce the evidence that the media has never worked for the common good, but for power.
sexta-feira, 26 de julho de 2024
Dois exemplos da ginástica de como a mídia cria mitos e narrativas falsas/Two gymnastics examples of how the media creates myths and false narratives
Nádia Comaneci e Simone Biles