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Als het om oprechte en krachtige liedjes gaat, is ‘Read all about it’ van Emeli Sandé er ongetwijfeld eentje die eruit springt. Dit fenomenale nummer, uitgebracht in 2011, toont niet alleen het ongelooflijke stembereik van Sandé, maar draagt ook een diepgaande boodschap uit over het belang van het uitspreken van je stem, het vinden van je stem en het opkomen voor datgene waarin je gelooft.
De teksten van het nummer gaan in op verschillende betekenisvolle onderwerpen, waaronder maatschappelijke kwesties, persoonlijke worstelingen en de kracht van zelfexpressie. Emeli Sandé, bekend om haar vermogen om luisteraars te boeien met haar gevoelvolle stem, brengt op prachtige wijze de emoties achter de woorden over, waardoor dit nummer een volkslied is voor degenen die ernaar verlangen om iets te veranderen en gehoord te worden.
Sandé onthulde dat ze werd geïnspireerd door haar observaties van de wereld om haar heen, met name de invloed van de media en de verhalen die door gewone mensen worden gedeeld.
De teksten van het nummer gaan in op verschillende betekenisvolle onderwerpen, waaronder maatschappelijke kwesties, persoonlijke worstelingen en de kracht van zelfexpressie. Emeli Sandé, bekend om haar vermogen om luisteraars te boeien met haar gevoelvolle stem, brengt op prachtige wijze de emoties achter de woorden over, waardoor dit nummer een volkslied is voor degenen die ernaar verlangen om iets te veranderen en gehoord te worden.
Sandé onthulde dat ze werd geïnspireerd door haar observaties van de wereld om haar heen, met name de invloed van de media en de verhalen die door gewone mensen worden gedeeld.
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This is crucial to understand: propaganda is not a historical coincidence, it is a structural consequence of rationalism. If you consider the psychological structure of our current society, it’s fair to say that propaganda is the major guiding principle. In a remarkable way, the pursuit of rationality during the tradition of Enlightenment didn’t lead to more Truthful speech, as the founding fathers of this tradition believed. Science would replace questionable religious and other myths; society would finally be organized according to reliable information instead of subjective conjectures. Now, a few centuries later, this turned out to be an illusion. There has never been as much unreliable information as now in public space.
The materialist-rationalist view on man and the world, in a strange way, rather led to the opposite of what it expected. As soon as we started to conceive the human being as a mechanistic, biological entity, for whom the highest attainable goal was survival, it became rather unfashionable to try to speak the Truth. Speaking the Truth, the Ancient Greeks knew that very well, doesn’t maximize your chances on survival. The Truth is always risky. Hence, within a materialist-rationalist tradition, speaking the Truth is something stupid to do. Only idiots do it. That’s how the fanatic pursuit of rationality led us astray, straight into the dark wood of Dante, ‘where the right road is wholly lost and gone’.
@MattiasDesmet
The materialist-rationalist view on man and the world, in a strange way, rather led to the opposite of what it expected. As soon as we started to conceive the human being as a mechanistic, biological entity, for whom the highest attainable goal was survival, it became rather unfashionable to try to speak the Truth. Speaking the Truth, the Ancient Greeks knew that very well, doesn’t maximize your chances on survival. The Truth is always risky. Hence, within a materialist-rationalist tradition, speaking the Truth is something stupid to do. Only idiots do it. That’s how the fanatic pursuit of rationality led us astray, straight into the dark wood of Dante, ‘where the right road is wholly lost and gone’.
@MattiasDesmet
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Elze van Hamelen: Assault on Food Sovereignty with Toxic “Pharma Food”
by Veronika Kyrylenko | The New American
“… She critically examines the trend towards “pharma food,” often marketed as a sustainable, ethical, and healthy choice compared to traditional food sources. However, the journalist raises concerns about the use of pharmaceutical and transhumanist biotechnologies in the production of these lab-grown foods, highlighting the potential toxicity and unknown long-term health effects. Notably, she points out the lack of regulatory requirements for clinical trials to test the safety of these products, since they are not classified as medicines…”
Full Report: https://tube.solari.com/videos/elze-van-hamelen-assault-on-food-sovereignty-with-toxic-pharma-food/
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by Veronika Kyrylenko | The New American
“… She critically examines the trend towards “pharma food,” often marketed as a sustainable, ethical, and healthy choice compared to traditional food sources. However, the journalist raises concerns about the use of pharmaceutical and transhumanist biotechnologies in the production of these lab-grown foods, highlighting the potential toxicity and unknown long-term health effects. Notably, she points out the lack of regulatory requirements for clinical trials to test the safety of these products, since they are not classified as medicines…”
Full Report: https://tube.solari.com/videos/elze-van-hamelen-assault-on-food-sovereignty-with-toxic-pharma-food/
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