(045) The “Don’t judge” argument stifles emotional response to a horror story!
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October 23, 2015
Introduction by Reni Sentana-Ries
“Don’t judge” was written into the Bible, but we now must ask by whom and for
what purpose? ALL OUR LIFE’S DECISIONS
ARE PERSONAL JUDGMENT CALLS, INCLUDING WHOM WE WISH TO GET MARRIED TO.
The foundation of our soul is emotional,
and no one ever ought to tell us we
better not judge the evil deeds of others and remain silent about what we see
and hear no matter how repugnant.
With all facts on hand we may well judge and write or speak on a situation we
find totally inhumane!
EDMONTON (INA Canada) November 9, 2001, by Reni Sentana-Ries
Patricia Zimmermann says that at no time in the history of modern man has the
media been more aggressively muzzled than after the downing of the two towers in
New York.
She says what we see on CNN and others like it, is less than 10 percent of what
is really going on. For instance during the Kosovo bombing raids against the
Serbs America used 1500 fighter pilots on a rotating basis to bomb the country
to destruction. Yet we were never told of such massive air assaults. If that was
true for Kosovo, how much more is it true in the air and on the ground of
Afghanistan!
She said that five minutes after the bombing started all communications
satellites over Afghanistan were repositioned.
Patricia Zimmermann is a lady who turns CNN off and goes on the internet for
more factual information of what really goes on in the world concerning serious
issues of the day.
She also states that the extent of the tragedy on American/British-bombed
nations is greater than the official news outlets describe it.
The cost in human trauma is immeasurable
and continues long after the bombing has ended, she says.
As far as the function of reporting goes, she says:
"Passion-about-anything has been
quarantined, professionalized and sanitized for the market economy. Much of what
masquerades as independent media celebrates a snide, disengaged, solipsistic
postmodern ennui and aches for the Sundance Film Festival and commercial studio
distribution deals."
Concerning media's gross displacement of priorities she goes on to say:
"The global forces of privatization,
trans-nationalization of media, deregulation of public policy, catastrophic arts
de-funding, and commercialization
of all psychic/public realms each day napalms public culture. The public spaces
for politically courageous and artistically provocative independent media
production, distribution and exhibition have been psychically and metaphorically
bombed, nearly annihilated in the swiftly changing media landscapes."
"In old Marxist terms, the independent media sector has concentrated far too
much on capital (buildings, machine, venues, budgets), and not enough on labor
(people, ideas, collectives). Although we all need new strategies for cold hard
cash as the concept of anything public degenerates into private enterprise,
(but) we don't need their money if it robs us of our passion in insurgency!"
Perhaps now we understand better why
news anchors on any (z...t)-owned and controlled media outlet are
not allowed to show emotions while
reporting on the most heinous crimes against humanity committed by the western
Anglo-Saxon elite operating in the servitude of money power, but are expected to
maintain their plastic "all is well" jovial disposition:
It would arouse the people to action and resentment of all their programs of
globalization and practice of public slaughter of nation after nation in
promotion of their objective of NWO world control if news reporters were to
express their
revulsion on what they must
report on!
We owe it to ourselves to express a value judgment on what we see and hear in
our reports to others. That frankness is a public display of honesty, and
permits our readers (or viewers) to obtain a quick-assessment of their own
personal feelings on issues we present before them.